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Friday, May 26, 2017
Vietnam live hog prices continue sharp fall in April
Live hog prices continued their sharp fall from March.
Thursday, May 25, 2017
China Live Hog Weekly: Prices succumb to deflationary pressure (week ended May 18, 2017)
Pork demand was exceptionally weak this year with consumers unwilling to spend. Pork carcass prices slid further as a result, dropping 0.50% to RMB19.82/kg.
Wednesday, May 17, 2017
China Live Hog Weekly: Unusually weak pork demand drags hog prices to new yearly lows (week ended May 11, 2017)
Demand for pork shrank after the May Day holidays, dragging prices of hog to new yearly lows, levels unseen since Q2 2015. Compared with a year ago, hog prices were almost 30% lower.
Thursday, April 27, 2017
China Live Hog Weekly: Prices plummet 16% in four months (week ended Apr 27, 2017)
Hog prices continued to fall as slaughterhouses were reluctant to expand inventories even with May Day holidays approaching. With the demand for pork sluggish, prices of pork carcass dipped 0.84% to RMB20.18/kg.
Monday, April 24, 2017
Vietnam live hog prices on downtrend in Mar
Live hog prices were on a downtrend in March.
Thursday, April 20, 2017
China Live Hog Weekly: Lacklustre pork demand drags down prices (week ended Apr 20, 2017)
With pork sales sluggish without any festive stimulation, slaughterhouses were not eager to increase inventories. Prices of pork carcass slid to RMB20.35/kg over the week, dragging hog prices down by 1.4%.
Monday, April 17, 2017
China Live Hog Weekly: Weak trend prevails (week ended Apr 13, 2017)
Pork demand was weak after Qingming Festival, prompting slaughterhouses to limit purchases of pork carcass. Prices slid almost 1% as a result, averaging RMB20.53/kg.
Wednesday, April 12, 2017
China Live Hog Weekly: Subdued demand weakens China hog prices (week ended Apr 6, 2017)
As the outlook of the pork market was uncertain, slaughterhouses were reluctant to increase stockpiles. Pork carcass prices dipped another 1% over the week, averaging RMB20.83/kg amid limited demand. Prices of hog slid in tandem, inching lo ...
Friday, March 31, 2017
China Live Hog Weekly: Prices end six-week tumble (week ended Mar 30, 2017)
Demand for pork remained flat as consumers limited buying, hence dragging carcass prices lower by over 1% to RMB21.04/kg. Rising in most regions, hog prices strengthened by 1.5%, putting a stop to the six-week slide.
Friday, March 24, 2017
China Live Hog Weekly: Prices slide to 21-month low (week ended Mar 23, 2017)
Pork carcass prices slid 1% to RMB21.28/kg, as slaughterhouses withheld buying while pork demand remained sluggish. With supplies of hog stable, prices dipped 2.4% to levels unseen since mid-2015.
Friday, March 17, 2017
China Live Hog Weekly: Prices dip 9% after Chinese New Year (week ended Mar 16, 2017)
Supplies of hog increased, lifting pork carcass volumes by 1% to 7,601 tonnes, which was still substantially below pre-Chinese New Year levels due to slack pork demand. Prices dropped 1.4% to RMB22.24/kg as a result.
Friday, March 10, 2017
China Live Hog Weekly: Subdued demand, supply surge drag down prices (week ended Mar 9, 2017)
Prices dropped considerably.
Thursday, March 2, 2017
China Live Hog Weekly: Price fall slows further (week ended Mar 1, 2017)
Sales of pork carcass continued to expand, rising 4.5% to 7,447 tonnes. However, with supplies higher than demand, prices of pork carcass slid almost 1% to RMB22.70/kg.
Wednesday, March 1, 2017
China Live Hog Weekly: Prices show signs of stabilising (week ended Feb 23, 2017)
Compared with the sharp fall of over 3% in the previous week, hog prices dropped at a much slower rate of 0.78% over the past week. Over the past two months, hog prices have weakened by 6%.
Friday, February 17, 2017
China Live Hog Weekly: Tremendous drop in prices amid soft demand (week ended Feb 16, 2017)
Hog prices fell prominently, particularly in the northern parts of China, amid slack post-festive demand. Although weekly pork carcass volumes in major centres increased 44% to 6,944 tonnes, sales remained substantially below normal levels, ...
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