Live hog futures speculative funds have increased long

Speculative funds have increased long positions in live hog futures, pushing June contracts to a 94.50 cent close. Key resistance lies at 95.75, with short-term support around 93. What kind of man leaves behind his pregnant wife, marches off into the woods, and subjects himself to a life of seclusion with little to no contact with the outside world? "Anemone," Ronan Day-Lewis' feature debut as a director and the official acting comeback for his famous father Daniel Day-Lewis, implicitly asks this question as early as its opening scene and spends the rest of its runtime attempting to find some sort of answer. The journey that follows is as bleak, uncomfortable, and even somewhat unsatisfying as our own reality, oftentimes failing to live up to the standards or expectations we like to hold the universe up to. We need to believe that something is in control — whether it be God or nature or just a cosmic sense of justice — and that there's an ultimate purpose to the actions we take. Otherwise, we risk floating through life untethered and alone, at the whim of whatever forces are guiding us along what feels like a preordained path. Manage risk around high-impact events while enjoying lower option premium costs with Live Cattle Monday Weekly options. June live hog futures tested a new two-month high at 94.35 cents, buoyed by lower slaughter rates and increased Asian buying interest. Analysts highlight that pork belly prices are turning higher, often a leading indicator of broader hog market rallies.