Low wheat prices trigger state reserve buying in Henan province
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China's state reserves are buying up wheat after market prices fell below a state-set floor price for the first time in five years.
On Friday, the state reserve manager (NFSRA) announced that purchasing would begin the following day in "eligible areas" of Henan province, which produces well over a q...