Heilongjiang, China's main soybean-producing province, reports a bumper harvest this year, but purchasing and sales activity is light and soybean prices are falling noticeably. Traders and farmers are waiting for the detailed rules of the soybean target price subsidy policy introduced at the start of the year.
Heavy domestic supply and a slow market weigh on Chinese soybean prices, reducing near-term import demand pressure. Clarity on the target price subsidy could shift farmer selling and price direction.
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