• Lighthouse Canton flagged tactical upside in wheat via futures or WEAT, citing a potential repricing of geopolitical supply risk.
• Wheat rose about 40% from last year’s lows, with prices near USD 7.65/bushel, the highest since early 2023.
• Black Sea disruption re-escalated, with Russian and Ukrainian export volumes down double digits year over year; the US posted its smallest wheat crop since 1970/71.
• DBA was described as a strategic diversified agriculture allocation, up 34% since mid-2022 despite wheat down 38% and corn down 23%.
• September 11 WASDE was cited as the next near-term catalyst, with the outlook bullish near term, balanced medium term.

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