With the apparent increase in inflation for China, and the corresponding government measures, I think there will be a lower growth rate for the country and less demand for commodities.
This could put downward pressure on agricultural commodity prices.
As a counter force, the Fed's program to pump money into the financial system (quantitative easing II) will likely put upward pressure on commodity prices.
At this time, it is unclear the stronger force.
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