CHICAGO, May 30 (Reuters) - Chicago Mercantile Exchange lean hog futures rallied on Friday after a big jump in wholesale values, according to analysts. Most actively traded CME July lean hog ...

Profit-taking also pressured live cattle futures at the CME. The hog market pulled back after setting contract highs last week on solid demand for U.S. pork and tighter-than-expected hog supplies.

CME December lean hog futures hit a contract high of 84.675 cents per pound before settling down 0.575 cents at 83.8 cents per pound.

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Hog futures were likely to open higher on Thursday, Smith and others said. CME cattle futures closed mostly lower. June live cattle ended down 0.475 cent at 138.0 cents per pound, retreating after ...

CHICAGO — Benchmark June lean hog futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange rose on Monday, setting a life-of-contract high on firm cash hog prices and expectations of tightening supplies. We ...

Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) lean hog futures closed mixed on Wednesday as the market paused following a surge tied to last week's bullish quarterly hog report from the U.S. Department of ...

Fourteen months after temporarily closing its trading pits because of the COVID-19 pandemic, CME Group says most of them will not reopen. The only “open-outcry” trading that will contin… ...

Most of the iconic trading pits at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, where traders would buy and sell corn, wheat, soybean and other future contracts with elaborate hand gestures, will close ...

The exchange operator CME Group CME said it would permanently close most of its open-outcry trading pits in Chicago, ending one of the world’s last vestiges of old-fashioned floor trading.

Exchange operator CME Group will permanently close most of its open-outcry trading pits in Chicago, ending one of the world’s last vestiges of old-fashioned floor trading.