In the week to November 13, Chinese hog and egg futures rose more than 5%, leading the agricultural sector, while oils and oilseeds also gained and corn eased. Spot hog prices stopped falling and rose, but most regions remain below 9 yuan per kg and breeders are losing heavily as cold weather lifts slaughter volumes.
Expectations of tighter supply as breeders cut capacity and the southern cured-meat season approaches support Chinese hog and feed demand. The weekly gain is still a short-term market move rather than a change in the underlying oversupply.
Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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