LIVESTOCK-Most-active hog futures retreat after matching contract excessive

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LIVESTOCK-Most-active hog futures retreat after matching contract excessive


By Tom Polansek

CHICAGO, June 8 (Reuters)Chicago Mercantile Trade (CME) lean hog futures ended blended on Tuesday after matching a contract excessive due to tight U.S. provides and agency money markets, analysts mentioned.

The hog market has surged this yr as a consequence of sturdy home demand and stable export gross sales to China, the world’s largest pork shopper.

Revenue-taking and technical promoting dragged down most-active July hogs LHN1 after the contract reached 123.600 cents per pound, its contract excessive from Monday.

July hogs in the end settled 0.300 cent decrease at 121.800 cents per pound.

The pork cutout PRK-MAN-CARCS ended at $134.94 per cwt, up barely from Monday.

Within the beef market, August reside cattle futures LCQ1 ended up 0.050 cent at 117.825 cents per pound on the CME. August feeder cattle FCQ1 closed 0.950 cent decrease at 149.250 cents per pound.

Wholesale beef costs took a step again from current surges, with choose cuts falling $2.99 to $306.18 per cwt, in line with the U.S. Division of Agriculture. Alternative cuts rose 1 cent to $338.61 per cwt.

Revenue margins for beef processors had been $895.70 per head of cattle, up from $827.65 every week in the past, the USDA mentioned. Margins for pork processors had been $27.35 per hog, up from $24.65 final week.

Livestock producers have grappled with excessive prices for animal feed after U.S. grain costs topped eight-year highs.

Chicago Board of Commerce corn and soybean futures rose on Tuesday after a authorities report confirmed the situation of crops was worse than anticipated as a warmth wave hit the U.S. Midwest.

In Brazil, hen producers contracted to produce BRF Brasil Meals SA BRFS3.SA, the world’s largest poultry exporter, determined to cease fattening chicks subsequent week until it paid increased costs to cowl rising manufacturing prices.

(Reporting by Tom Polansek in Chicago)

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