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Betashares GLB Agriculture Comp Currency HDGD ETF (FOOD.AU) is an Australian-listed ETF offering exposure to listed global companies involved in agriculture and related services with its foreign-currency exposure hedged to the Australian dollar. Long-term drivers include rising food demand, productivity-improving farm technologies and supply-chain consolidation, and the ETF may suit investors seeking sector exposure and currency-hedged access via ASX.
Principal risks are sector concentration and commodity-price volatility, climate and weather shocks to agricultural output, regulatory and trade changes in key producing regions, and potential tracking error or hedging inefficiencies.
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| FOOD Betashares GLB Agriculture Comp Currency HDGD ETF |
0.04 0.50% |
8.07 | - | - | - | - |
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