(Bloomberg) -- Hog futures in Chicago declined for
the first time in seven sessions on signs that U.S. pork demand
may be slowing. Cattle futures fell to a four-month low.
The wholesale price for a pork carcass, or a cutout, fell
1.8 percent yesterday to 72.96 cents a pound, the biggest one-day
decline in more than two months.
Read more at Bloomberg Commodities News
the first time in seven sessions on signs that U.S. pork demand
may be slowing. Cattle futures fell to a four-month low.
The wholesale price for a pork carcass, or a cutout, fell
1.8 percent yesterday to 72.96 cents a pound, the biggest one-day
decline in more than two months.
Read more at Bloomberg Commodities News
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