
At its November 3 session, Spain’s Ebro market recorded declines of up to €3 per tonne in cereals and €0.04 per live kilogram for white pigs. Feed barley was quoted at €240/t, feed wheat at €257/t and domestic corn at €256/t; lamb and alfalfa prices rose, while cattle prices were stable.
The reported cereal declines ease feed-cost pressure for livestock producers, while the lower hog quotation points to weaker near-term hog pricing. These are local market movements without a stated new supply or demand catalyst.
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