 As the U.S. and China move toward resolving their trade differences, the increased Chinese demand for agricultural goods could help lift some commodity prices and related exchange traded funds. Both sides are clearly betting that agricultural price inflation will take hold at some point, which will help both sides claim success with achieving the upward end of price projections, Sal Gilbertie, President, Chief Executive Officer, Chief Investment Officer and Founder, Teucrium, said in an email. Teucrium believes China will only buy as much of any agricultural product as they require. 