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China’s hog prices fell week over week through November 6, while large-scale farms reported a 1.47% monthly decline in breeding-sow inventories in October. Broiler prices edged up, and reported spot prices rose for corn and wheat but fell for soybean meal; the report also noted slightly lower international fishmeal prices.
Ongoing losses and tighter cash flow could prompt further sow-herd reductions, potentially supporting hog prices later, while near-term weak hog prices weigh on producer economics. Lower soybean-meal prices ease feed costs, whereas slightly firmer corn prices raise them marginally.
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