-
Beef and Mutton Prices Rose for 13 Consecutive Years, So Why Did They Fall Back in the Peak Season?
Beef and mutton prices fell in some pastoral areas, with "difficulty selling sheep" appearing. Recently, the persistently soaring beef and mutton prices in some areas showed a phenomenon of falling instead of rising during the peak consumption season. According to monitoring, in the fourth week of October, the price of mutton in pastoral areas such as Inner Mongolia and Xinjiang was 57.34 yuan per kg, a year-on-year
-
Why international grain prices have fallen back to levels last seen 6 years ago
Without notice, international grain prices have returned to the low point seen during the 2008 financial crisis. The prices of wheat, corn, rice and soybeans have all fallen by more than 50% from the highs they rebounded to after the crisis. Although the drop in rice prices was less than 50%, because the rebound high during the crisis was not high enough, the current absolute price level is in fact substantially lower than the lowest level during the crisis.
-
Prices of Some Vegetable Varieties in Yingkou Fall Back
[ Lead China Vegetable Network ] Since mid-November last year, temperatures in our city dropped sharply, and coupled with continuous rain and snow, low temperatures and scant sunshine, this greatly affected vegetable production and transportation in our city, causing market vegetable prices to rise generally. According to the prices of 2 monitored by the price department at the end of November
条件筛选