Over the weekend, live hog prices across the country were predominantly on the rise, with particularly noticeable gains in the Northeast, Central China, and East China regions. Producers adjusted their sales in response to market conditions, while snowfall in certain areas temporarily hampered hog deliveries, contributing to mostly upward price movements in the short term. This morning, hog prices have largely stabilized. After recent consecutive gains, prices began to steady today as snowfall gradually subsided in affected regions, allowing producers to resume normal deliveries. The tug-of-war between supply and demand continues in the near term, and prices are expected to remain within a range with frequent fluctuations.