The current Grain Policy in China is designed to increase the domestic production of grains, with the goal of reducing dependence on imports. However, the recent changes in the policy have led to concerns about its impact on global markets.
As a result, several brokerages and investment firms are now offering futures contracts for grain prices, allowing investors to bet on future price movements. This new development has raised questions about the potential risks and rewards of investing in these contracts.
In terms of futures market trends, recent data suggests that the Chinese government's efforts to increase domestic production have led to a decline in global grain prices. However, some analysts argue that this trend may be short-lived, as China continues to import large quantities of grains from other countries.
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