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Lean hog futures pulled back from early-week highs on 23 October, though the chart outlook remained bullish. A USDA export sales report showed net US pork sales of 26,800 metric tons, down 35 percent from the prior four-week average.
Tensions with China rose after a $1.8 billion US arms sale to Taiwan.
Weaker export sales and rising China tensions threaten pork demand, which could cap hog prices and slow feed buying. Strong cash-to-futures premiums still point to firm prices.
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