淄博市2025年第二季度肉蛋价格下跌，蔬菜价格涨跌互现

Core Insights - The overall agricultural market in Zibo, Shandong Province, shows mixed price trends for various commodities in the second quarter compared to the first quarter, with stable wheat prices, rising corn prices, and declining prices for pork, eggs, and certain vegetables [1] Grain Prices - Wheat prices remained stable at 1.19 yuan per 500 grams, while corn prices increased by 10.58% to 1.15 yuan per 500 grams [2] - Flour prices showed little change, with special flour at 2.21 yuan per 500 grams and standard flour at 2.04 yuan per 500 grams, the latter decreasing by 0.97% [2] Livestock Prices - The average price of live pigs decreased by 5.51% to 7.54 yuan per 500 grams, with lean meat and pork prices also declining by 4.99% and 5.76%, respectively [3] - The decline in pork prices is attributed to an oversupply in the market and a seasonal drop in demand following major holidays [3] Egg Prices - Egg prices fell significantly by 17.42% to 3.65 yuan per 500 grams, driven by high production levels and weak demand [4] Vegetable Prices - Vegetable prices exhibited mixed trends, with 2 out of 17 monitored vegetables increasing in price, while 14 saw declines ranging from 9.52% to 38.70% [5] - The overall decrease in vegetable prices is linked to increased supply from seasonal harvests [5] Agricultural Production Material Prices - Prices for agricultural inputs showed mixed results, with ammonium bicarbonate down by 4.60% to 0.83 yuan per kilogram, while diammonium phosphate rose by 0.49% to 4.07 yuan per kilogram [6] Industrial Material Prices - Prices for various industrial materials fluctuated, with copper prices increasing by 1.81% to 78,266.11 yuan per ton, while aluminum prices decreased by 0.62% to 20,272.22 yuan per ton [7] - Chemical product prices also saw declines, with pure benzene dropping by 16.81% to 6,177.78 yuan per ton [8] Future Outlook - The third quarter of 2025 is expected to see grain prices stabilize with a slight upward trend, while pork and egg prices may remain weak [9] - Vegetable prices are anticipated to decline as supply increases with rising temperatures [9]