While the two sides have yet to finalize the deal, the early indications are that it will affect the following goods and industries:
Agricultural products: China would commit to purchasing up to $50 billion in ag goods per year, nearly doubling the $25.5 billion peak that occurred in 2016.
Financial markets: According to the Trump administration, the deal would open Chinese markets to U.S. financial institutions such as credit card companies and banks.
Intellectual property: China's misuse of U.S. intellectual property was the impetus for the trade war. Under the proposed agreement, there would be stronger protections instituted for items such as copyrights and patents.
Currency management: The new deal stipulates that both countries would agree not to devalue their currency to attempt to gain a trade advantage.