小麦最低收购价“五连涨”的背后

Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that the wheat purchasing market in China is experiencing a surge due to multiple factors including policy support, quality improvement, and market dynamics [1][2][3][4] Group 2 - Policy measures have significantly accelerated the wheat purchasing process, with over 17 million tons of summer wheat purchased by June 13, 2023, which is notably faster than the same period last year. The total expected purchase for the season is over 85 million tons [2] - The minimum purchase price for wheat has increased from 1.12 yuan per jin in 2020 to 1.19 yuan per jin, marking five consecutive increases, which helps ensure farmers' income [2] - The quality of this year's wheat is reportedly better than in previous years, with no major diseases affecting the crop, leading to a rise in market prices [3] - The current grassroots wheat prices have risen to between 1.18 yuan and 1.19 yuan per jin, reflecting a recovery of 2 to 3 cents from the lowest point [3] - The corn market's recent price increases have provided additional support for wheat prices, with corn prices in North China reaching between 1.21 yuan and 1.25 yuan per jin, making wheat more competitive [4] - The period from June to August is characterized by a supply gap for corn, leading feed companies to actively purchase wheat to fill the void, further supporting wheat prices [4]