Inflation is energy driven always, and energy is a focal point, says Sal Gilbertie of Teucrium Trading. We are using more grains than the world is producing, driving the price up, he adds. He believes the balance sheets of wheat (/ZW), corn (/ZC), and soybeans (/ZS) will shrink this year. He thinks there will be more global demand for grains as the world reopens, causing inflation to stay for a while. Brazil's corn production is down an estimated 17%, says Sal.
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