Live pig market: demand declines after the holiday, pig prices remain stable with a slight decrease

According to Golden Ten Data Futures on May 6, during the May Day holiday, northern regions saw insufficient demand support, leading to a decline in enthusiasm from slaughter enterprises to purchase pigs, resulting in pig prices falling compared to before the holiday. In some parts of the south, limited supply from the farming sector and strong market sales drove pig prices higher than before the holiday. After the May Day holiday, live pig supply increased, and demand showed some improvement in certain areas, so there is not much market sales pressure. However, in a few regions, demand remains relatively low and pig prices are expected to remain stable or decrease slightly.