Egg futures traders are closely watching USDA

Egg futures traders are closely watching USDA reports indicating flock reductions due to disease outbreaks, pushing July 2024 contracts to $2.70 per dozen. This structural supply constraint could sustain elevated pricing into Q3 despite macroeconomic uncertainties. None of the eggs that made it to the blastocyst stage were grown any further, and because they too bore chromosomal abnormalities, it's unlikely they would have been suitable for use in IVF, the researchers noted. These abnormalities included having too many or too few chromosomes, although on average they ended up with 46. Some eggs also carried multiple copies of the same chromosome or were missing certain chromosomes altogether. In accordance with the "Dalian Commodity Exchange Risk Management Measures," after research and decision, our exchange will adjust the price limit ranges and trading margin levels for various futures contracts before and after the 2025 Labor Day holiday as follows: November contracts for egg futures show a modest uptick to $2.84 per dozen, fueled by anticipated holiday season demand spikes in confectionary and baked goods industries. Trade analysts project continued upward movement into winter months.