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Tuesday, December 27, 2016
China Live Hog Weekly: Slow, steady rise in prices (week ended Dec 22, 2016)
Increased production of cured meat and slaughterhouses' stock building lent support to the hog market. With supplies of hog sliding, weekly pork carcass volumes shrank 3.7% to 8,611 tonnes, lifting price by 0.61% to RMB22.97/kg. Hog prices ...
Wednesday, December 21, 2016
China Live Hog Weekly: Growing pork demand strengthens market steadily (week ended Dec 15, 2016)
Prices moved higher.
Thursday, December 1, 2016
China Live Hog Weekly: Prices see momentary retreat (week ended Dec 1, 2016)
Prices softened in most regions.
Tuesday, November 29, 2016
China Live Hog Weekly: Market recovers steadily despite prudent buying (week ended Nov 24, 2016)
Supplies of hog were tight as production of piglet has remained low for the past two years, dragging down pork carcass volumes by 0.84% to 8,643 tonnes while prices increased 0.85%.
Friday, November 18, 2016
China Live Hog Weekly: Price hike slows amid cautious mood (week ended Nov 17, 2016)
Demand for hog was flat of late as slaughterhouses limited purchases after storing ample inventories. Slaughtering volumes at major cities totalled 8,716 tonnes, inching up 0.10% from the previous week's 8,707 tonnes, while pork carcass pri ...
Monday, November 14, 2016
China Live Hog Weekly: Steady hog price climb (week ended Nov 10, 2016)
Hog prices continued to rise after the recent week's rebound, climbing 1.5% on average. Although hog releases increased, lifting pork carcass volumes by 2.5% to 8,498 tonnes over the week, prices remained firm with slaughterhouses increasin ...
Monday, November 7, 2016
China Live Hog Weekly: Market ends six-week slide (week ended Nov 3, 2016)
Prices moved higher.
Monday, October 31, 2016
China Live Hog Weekly: Slack demand drags down prices despite flat supply (week ended Oct 25, 2016)
Prices weakened of late.
Wednesday, October 19, 2016
China Live Hog Weekly: Market shows no signs of stabilising (week ended Oct 18, 2016)
Hog market weakened further during and after the October long holidays. Climbing from the previous week's low of 8,010 tonnes, pork carcass volumes increased 3.7% during the second week of the month to 8,302 tonnes. With supplies expanding ...
Monday, October 10, 2016
China Live Hog Weekly: Prices tumble amid increased availability, poor demand (week ended Sep 29, 2016)
Hog farmers' hopes of stronger prices during the last week of September were dashed as pork demand remained sluggish. With releases increasing substantially, lifting pork carcass volumes by 3% to 8,355 tonnes as a result, hog prices tumbled ...
Thursday, September 29, 2016
China Live Hog Weekly: Unusually weak pork demand drags down prices (week ended Sep 22, 2016)
Traditionally, pork demand is strong in the period leading to the long October holidays. However, this year, sales were poor with demand over 9% lower compared with a year ago. Hog prices continued to fall for the second week, down by 1.2%. ...
Wednesday, September 21, 2016
China Live Hog Weekly: Sluggish pre-festive demand drag down prices (week ended Sep 14, 2016)
Hog releases increased prominently prior to the Mid-Autumn Festival holidays, with pork carcass volumes increased almost 4% to 8,538 tonnes. Hence, despite stable demand, hog prices slid 1.6% even though pork carcass prices inched up 0.19% ...
Thursday, September 1, 2016
China Live Hog Weekly: Prices fall at a slower pace (week ended Aug 31, 2016)
Prices were mixed.
Friday, August 26, 2016
China Live Hog Weekly: Prices consolidate lower as slaughterhouses stay prudent (week ended Aug 24, 2016)
Supplies of finishing hog were stable, lifting pork carcass volumes slightly by 0.11% to 7,942 tonnes. However, as pork demand remained slow, slaughterhouses suppressed prices while limiting purchases. Pork carcass prices slid 0.25% to RMB2 ...
Thursday, August 18, 2016
China Live Hog Weekly: Stronger signs of recovery (week ended Aug 17, 2016)
Hog markets strengthened nationwide, with prices in Guangdong surging more than 5%. Rising by 3%, average price rose above RMB19/kg.
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