
China’s national hog selling price fell to 8.83 yuan per kilogram on November 6, while the industry recorded losses for 14 consecutive months. Although the breeding-sow herd was down year over year, heavier slaughter weights and improved breeding efficiency have kept pork supply ample; analysts expect the effects of recent sow reductions to emerge later.
Near-term oversupply and weak pork demand are bearish for hog prices and can constrain feed use. The reduced sow herd may tighten supplies later, but that impact is delayed.
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