The article provides an overview of the current situation of the pig market in November, focusing on the main European markets, specifically Binéfar and Germany, as well as the USA, China, and Italy. It highlights a balanced market with both high demand and increasing supply, driven by favorable conditions for fattening pigs and the anticipation of the Christmas season. The piglet market is marked by limited supply and active demand, leading to higher prices for imported piglets. In Spain, the market is seeing a stable price for fat pigs and an increase in European purchases of piglets, reducing the need for imports. In Germany, the market is balanced with a stable price for pork, expecting to see more demand in the coming weeks. In France, the market is also stable with a slight decrease in pork prices in Italy due to a large supply and increased weight, despite weak consumption. In the USA, pork prices are falling again, and in China, prices are dropping but slowly increasing in the south due to stable demand and falling temperatures.