China’s hog prices fell 3.45% week over week to 8.95 yuan/kg as market-ready supplies remained abundant, slaughter plans increased, and pork demand offered little support. Egg prices rose on cooler weather and pre–Singles’ Day restocking, while soybean meal prices weakened amid ample stocks, high expected crush, and subdued feed demand.
Corn prices edged higher as processors and ports replenished inventories, though buyers remained focused on immediate needs.
Ample hog and soybean-meal supply alongside soft feed demand weighs on hog and meal prices. Restocking and low processor inventories are supporting corn, but continued availability of new-crop supplies may limit gains.
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