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1. Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant information provided. 2. Core Views of the Report - In Q1 2026, corn and hog futures broke through support and declined, while egg futures fluctuated downward. The previous trading strategies for these three commodities have been verified by the market [6][8]. - For corn, in the medium - short term, rising temperatures and increased wheat supply may cause short - term price corrections, but the downward space is limited before the import policy is relaxed. In the long term, the pricing logic is based on substitution and planting costs, with a focus on policy guidance [13]. - For hogs, in the short term, the supply - demand imbalance will keep prices low. In the medium term, supply pressure will ease starting from April. In the long term, the decline in sow inventory is less than expected, and the upside potential of far - month contracts is limited [41]. - For eggs, in the medium - short term, egg prices are expected to fluctuate around the breeding cost in Q2. In the long term, the continuous expansion of the egg - laying hen breeding scale may limit price increases, and waiting for over - culling to drive capacity reduction [65]. 3. Summary by Directory 3.1 Corn 3.1.1 Market Performance - Corn futures fluctuated upward, with the 2605 contract rising 5.06% in the quarter and closing at 2369 yuan/ton as of March 27 [8]. 3.1.2 Macro Logic - Internationally, geopolitical conflicts drive up macro sentiment. Domestically, macro drivers are mainly reflected in industrial policies [10][87]. 3.1.3 Industry Logic - It has entered the passive inventory - building cycle. Key factors to watch include reserve purchases, auctions of directional rice/imported corn, and grain import policies [11][88]. 3.1.4 Supply - Demand Logic - In the 2025/26 season, the domestic corn supply - demand pattern is approaching balance. Globally, supply pressure has decreased year - on - year, but there is significant supply pressure in the new season for US corn. In China, imports have little impact on domestic supply in the short term due to import restrictions. In the long term, domestic corn production can cover consumption. In Q2, supply pressure mainly comes from policy - based grain releases and wheat substitution. On the demand side, livestock and poultry inventories are still high, but the breeding industry may enter a capacity - reduction phase in 2026. The narrowing price gap between wheat and corn has increased the substitution of wheat [12][89]. 3.1.5 Variety View - In the medium - short term, rising temperatures and increased wheat supply may lead to short - term price corrections, but the downward space is limited before the import policy is relaxed. In the long term, the pricing logic is based on substitution and planting costs, with a focus on policy guidance [13][90]. 3.1.6 Trading Strategy - Futures: Adopt a wide - range trading strategy in the medium term, with short - term corrections. The 2605 contract has a resistance level at 2400, with the first support at 2350 - 2370 and the second at 2310 - 2330. Consider buying on dips after the negative impact of policy - based grain auctions is realized [14][91]. - Options: It is expected that the corn supply - demand pattern will remain balanced in 2026, with prices fluctuating in the range of 2200 - 2450 in the long term. As the upward price expectation has been mostly realized, volatility may narrow. It is recommended to sell options based on support and resistance levels [14][91]. - Arbitrage: The normal range of the corn basis is between - 100 and + 100, with some cases between - 200 and + 200. When the basis is outside the [-100, +100] range, conduct a feasibility analysis of cash - and - carry arbitrage. Currently, the basis is normal, and consider a cash - and - carry arbitrage opportunity when the basis weakens to below - 200 yuan/ton [14][91]. 3.2 Hogs 3.2.1 Market Performance - Hog futures declined significantly, with the 2605 contract falling 18.08% in the quarter and closing at 9965 yuan/ton as of March 27 [8]. 3.2.2 Macro Logic - Pay attention to the interaction between China's CPI and hog prices, and focus on industrial policy guidance [45][100]. 3.2.3 Industry Logic - Under the guidance of capacity - reduction policies, the structure of the breeding market may change [45][100]. 3.2.4 Supply - Demand Logic - Supply: As of December 2025, the inventory of fertile sows was 39.61 million, 101.6% of the normal level, with a smaller - than - expected decline. From January to September 2025, the monthly number of newborn piglets increased, resulting in high hog supply before March 2026. However, the number of newborn piglets decreased for three consecutive months from October to December 2025, indicating a potential easing of supply pressure starting from April 2026. In January 2026, the number of newborn piglets increased by 1% month - on - month. Currently, the average slaughter weight is at a high level, and the impact of second - fattening on supply needs to be monitored. In terms of imports and frozen inventories, imports have little impact on the market, and the frozen inventory is at a relatively low level [40][49][51]. - Demand: Pork consumption is relatively rigid. In Q2, focus on the enthusiasm for second - fattening and frozen inventory replenishment. After the Spring Festival, it is the traditional off - season for consumption, and the downstream consumption may recover slightly in Q2, but the driving force for price increases is limited [54]. 3.2.5 Variety View - Short - term: The supply - demand imbalance will keep prices low, and pay attention to the sentiment of second - fattening and frozen inventory replenishment. - Medium - term: Supply pressure will ease starting from April - June, with a focus on the impact of diseases. - Long - term: Supply pressure will persist until August, but the upside potential of far - month contracts is limited due to the smaller - than - expected decline in sow inventory [41][96]. 3.2.6 Trading Strategy - Futures: Adopt a bottom - range trading strategy. The 2605 contract will continue to seek support. The 2607 and 2609 contracts in Q3 may have a slight recovery after the supply pressure is released. For contracts in Q4 and later, wait for sow data to determine the trading direction. If the sow data remains high from January to February, consider short - selling [42][97]. - Options: As hog prices are at a low level, the volatility of the futures market has decreased. It is recommended to sell options to short - sell volatility, focusing on selling options near support and resistance levels [43][98]. - Arbitrage: Given the seasonal fluctuations in hog prices and the rapid changes in supply - driven logic, consider a reverse arbitrage opportunity by selling near - month contracts and buying the 2701 contract [43][98]. 3.3 Eggs 3.3.1 Market Performance - Egg futures fluctuated within a range, with the 2605 contract falling 0.17% in the quarter and closing at 3502 yuan/500 kg as of March 27 [8]. 3.3.2 Macro Logic - Domestically, pay attention to raw material prices and CPI changes. In the second half of the year, focus on the impact of meat and vegetable prices [62][103]. 3.3.3 Industry Logic - The market share of leading enterprises in the egg - laying hen breeding industry is relatively low. Enterprises have a strong expansion意愿, and large - scale breeding is promoting the transformation from traditional decentralized breeding to intensive breeding. Small - scale farmers are expected to gradually exit the market, and brand building will become an important development direction [63][104]. 3.3.4 Supply - Demand Logic - Supply: At the end of 2025, egg prices rose rapidly, and the culling of laying hens slowed down, resulting in a post - poned supply pressure. In February 2026, the inventory of laying hens was about 1.35 billion, and the estimated inventory in March was 1.342 billion. The concentrated culling of hens from October to November 2025 will lead to a decrease in the supply of newly - laid eggs in April 2026, providing some support to the market. However, the low culling rate during the Spring Festival has increased the proportion of large - sized eggs, limiting the upside potential of egg prices. If the culling rate is lower than expected in the first half of the year, the supply pressure will continue to accumulate [64][105]. - Demand: In Q2, egg consumption may recover, and pay attention to the inventory level. Before the Tomb - Sweeping Festival, downstream stocking demand was strong, and the social inventory was low. Egg consumption follows a seasonal pattern, and focus on the stocking intensity before holidays and changes in social inventory [82]. 3.3.5 Variety View - Medium - short term: Egg prices are expected to fluctuate around the breeding cost in Q2, and pay attention to the culling and molting rhythm of laying hens. - Long term: The continuous expansion of the egg - laying hen breeding scale may extend the price bottom cycle and limit the price increase driven by culling. Wait patiently for the over - culling to drive capacity reduction [65][106]. 3.3.6 Trading Strategy - Futures: Adopt a range - trading strategy in the medium - short term, and consider short - selling in the long term when supply contradictions accumulate. For the 2605 contract, the support level is 3300, and the resistance level is 3600; for the 2606 contract, the support is 3100, and the resistance is 3350; for the 2607 contract, the support is 3300, and the resistance is 3500; for the 2608 contract, the support is 3900, and the resistance is 4200; for the 2609 contract, the support is 3600 - 3700, and the resistance is 3900. Pay attention to the inventory level and the culling rhythm of laying hens. If the inventory of laying hens remains above 1.3 billion in the first half of the year, the upside potential of egg prices in the second half of the year is limited. It is recommended that breeding enterprises lock in profits through far - month contracts [66][107]. - Options: For near - month contracts, the bearish expectation has been mostly realized, and the volatility has narrowed. It is recommended to sell put options near the support level. For far - month contracts after Q2, pay attention to the capacity - reduction rhythm of laying hens. If there is a large - scale capacity reduction, consider buying out - of - the - money call options; otherwise, consider selling call options when the price rises [66][107]. - Arbitrage: In 2026, the egg market may enter a capacity - reduction phase, and market sentiment has a significant impact on price fluctuations. If over - culling occurs, consider a reverse arbitrage opportunity; if culling is lower than expected due to large - scale breeding, consider a positive arbitrage opportunity. Focus on the strength relationship between contracts around peak consumption seasons, such as the 8 - 9 and 12 - 02 contracts [67][108].