Grain and oil meat will usher in a country-intensive dumping

Reporter yesterday from the Dalian Services Committee learned that this October, the city's two major grain wholesale markets and major commercial supermarkets in the grain and oil in the feed, sales, storage situation are in normal condition. The market of grain and oil supply smooth, adequate inventory.　　The price of rice and wheat flour was basically stable, but the price of soybean oil rose markedly. 2008 International agricultural prices climbed to the historical highs of the time after the big halved, then this year will also be in the Chinese agricultural market again? Analysts believe that from the national macro-control objectives, is to support the steady rise in food prices, from the current environment, the price does not fully reflect its value, especially in contrast with other commodities.　　So, if the price of agricultural products is reversed, it will require a change in the overall macro background. According to the latest statistics from the Dalian Services Committee, the daily inventory of the grain and oil markets of the Dalian Grain wholesale market and the double Hing Commodity city in October was 4915 tonnes, an increase of 14% compared with last month.　　Among them, rice 3197 tons, wheat flour 1365 tons, soybean oil 353 tons. Market analysis has long been clear, domestic food situation as a whole better than the international, in the short term "shortage" can not appear.　　Dalian Services Committee said that the expected November, the city will continue to maintain a more stable production of grain and oil market, rice and wheat flour prices will not appear obvious fluctuations, soy oil prices may be with domestic and international futures market fluctuations continue to show the trend of volatility. Since July this year, the overall price of agricultural products has been fierce. Since entering the third quarter, the national "dumping" has involved almost all major varieties of storage.　　In recent months, the country has been selling rice, wheat and corn every week, according to the national Grain and oil trading center. A rice wholesaler in Shuang Hing Commodity City said that in the summer the industry was also worried that it would not repeat the slump after the 2008 agricultural boom. But now, the state has enough "bullets" to regulate, agricultural products soar not up, naturally will not fall down. However, he argues that the state's "dumping" is intended to send a signal to the market, not a way to curb prices from the source. Chief journalist Sulin