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Hog futures fell to the lowest in more than two weeks on signs of slowing pork demand in China, the world’s biggest consumer of the meat. Cattle prices also declined.
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Cattle futures rose for the first time in four sessions on speculation that U.S. beef demand will outpace supplies. Hogs fell.
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Hog futures fell for the first time in four days on signs of weakening demand for U.S. pork exports. Cattle also declined.
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Cattle fell for a second straight day on speculation that cold weather across the central U.S. will curb meat demand for outdoor grilling. Hogs rose.
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Hog futures fell, halting the longest rally in nine months, on speculation that U.S. meatpacker purchases are slowing before the holiday weekend. Cattle were little changed.
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Hog futures declined for the ninth time in 10 sessions on speculation that U.S. demand for the animals will wane. Cattle prices rose.
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Hog futures fell, heading for the longest decline since October 2011, on signs of weakening overseas demand for U.S. pork. Cattle dropped.
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Wheat futures fell to a one-week low on signs of slack demand from the U.S., the world’s biggest exporter.
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Corn plunged the most since May, sparking a slump in soybeans and wheat, after the government said U.S. inventories were bigger than analysts forecast and that farmers will plant the most since 1936.
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Cattle futures rose for the second time in three sessions after U.S. legislators passed a budget deal to avert automatic tax increases and spending cuts, buoying the outlook for meat demand. Hog prices were little changed.
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