Pre-holiday demand hit the brakes, the 6th week squid market falls into a "weak balance"

게시됨 2026년 2월 10일

Tridge 요약

Core tip: During the 6th week of 2026 (January 30 to February 5), the overall operation of the domestic distant-water squid market remained stable. With the Chinese New Year approaching, downstream demand gradually tapered off, and upstream supply also slowed down, resulting in a typical scenario where supply and demand both weakened synchronously and prices remained primarily stable. Prices in major production areas fluctuated within a limited range, with some categories experiencing slight adjustments due to thin transactions, but the overall market has not yet formed a clear direction.

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Southeast Pacific Squid: Local Decrease, Halting Decline and Waiting In the 6th week, the trading activity in the Southeast Pacific squid market operated by the Zhejiang Provincial Agricultural Products Wholesale Market was relatively low, with limited overall transaction volume, with only tail fins trading at 13,900 yuan/ton for 29 tons. From the comprehensive pricing, the prices of the carcass and slices decreased by about 1,000 yuan/ton and 750 yuan/ton respectively, while other specifications remained basically stable. The price adjustment did not trigger significant volume, reflecting more the market's wait-and-see sentiment after the earlier adjustment. The cold storage discharge volume remained low, and there was insufficient willingness to restock among downstream processing enterprises and traders. The market generally believed that it was still in the "halting decline—confirmation" stage, lacking clear upward or downward driving forces in the short term. In terms of ...

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