China’s hog prices fell week on week and year on year as slaughter remained slow, weights rose, and supply stayed ample; the outlook was for continued weakness. Corn prices rose on active processor buying, while local oilseed and vegetable-oil prices were pressured by high inventories and falling crude oil; cotton prices weakened amid peak new-crop arrivals.
Ample hog supply and slow demand weigh on livestock prices, while processor buying is providing near-term support to corn before the new-crop supply peak limits gains. High vegetable-oil inventories and weaker crude oil reduce price support for soybean and palm oils.
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