The squid market in major production areas experienced a slowdown in the 51st week of 2024 due to decreased catch and insufficient supply. Prices in the Northwest Pacific remained stable, while the Southeast Pacific saw a slight increase before leveling off due to high prices and inventory pressure. The Southwest Atlantic and Indian Ocean markets remained stable with minor price adjustments. The approaching holidays and the Peruvian government's survey of squid resources, alongside the upcoming fishing season in Argentina, may temporarily alleviate the tight supply and demand situation.