The Price Monitoring Center of the National Development and Reform Commission has reported a month-on-month increase of 2.36% in China's national egg-feed price ratio, which now stands at 3.03. This rise is expected to result in a future profit of 50.31 yuan per egg for laying hens. Despite a slight increase in egg prices due to improved demand, the market has reached a plateau and prices have since fallen. However, with the upcoming Ching Ming Festival, it is anticipated that downstream links will purchase at low prices to cover positions, and market circulation is expected to speed up. As a result, egg prices are projected to rise again next week, although the profitability of laying hen farming has remained relatively stable.