Survey on pig prices in 2024: 333 users expected more...
In 11 of the 15 countries analyzed, 333 users expected higher prices than were actually achieved.
As we do at the beginning of every year, we are back to ask you about the average pig price in your country. We will soon publish the results of your predictions for 2024, but now we are interested in hearing how you think this 2025 will go...
In 11 of the 15 countries analyzed, 333 users expected higher prices than were actually achieved.
At the risk of being proven wrong by the end of 2025, we will try to break down what we think this year has in store. It's not about using a crystal ball, but rather analyzing the data we already have and weighing its importance. At the end of the year, you can compare and see whether we got it right or missed the mark.
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The price is not expected to change in the coming weeks, provided nothing extraordinary happens.
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Spain has had three consecutive months of declines, which have resulted in a 14% decrease. Despite this, Spain continues to lead pig prices in the EU. The question is how far these decreases will continue.
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