Over the last few years, investors looking for Canadian stocks have been interested in commodity prices, particularly those of wheat, corn, oil, barley, oats, and the agribusiness in general.
Why? Supply chain issues during the pandemic caused significant volatility in commodity pricing, and many looked to take advantage of these swings.
Along with this, overall population growth will increase the global consumption of a commodity like wheat. Over 793 million metric tons of wheat was consumed in 2022. This is not only for human consumption either. Livestock needs wheat to survive as well.
However, dealing with the commodity industry and futures contracts can get investors into hot water. So, some look for individual ETFs or stocks to buy. Instead of wheat prices, companies were exposed to wheat prices or most any other commodities, such as some of the top Canadian iron ore stocks.
In this article, we’ll cover the top Canadian wheat…
