Steve R. Meyer, Ph.D. Vice-President, Pork Analysis EMI Analytics
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1 Steve R. Meyer, Ph.D. Vice-President, Pork Analysis EMI Analytics
2 Macro, Demand & Pork Outlook Dr. Steve R. Meyer EMI Analytics Fort Wayne, IN
3 Key factors for Lowest costs since 2007 Good crops! PEDv cases remainemuch like last year. PRRS? HPAI Indiana outbreak is controlled, other? MCOOL is gone what about imports? Demand: Three good years but what now? Pork industry productivity is surging Exports with a still-strong U.S. dollar? World competition?
4 Macro conditions continue positive, not robust Civilian unemployment dropped to 4.9% U6 rate = 9.9%, steady since October Q4 Real GDP growth slowed to 1.8% yr/yr, and 0.7% annualized qtr/qtr January employment was +151k, follows 3 months of >260k, million for 15 Oil near $30: Bad for some but good for more! Higher (barely!) interest rates but has the Fed overplayed even that small increase?
5 Meat/poultry demand has been on a GREAT run!... Nov & Dec: -2.9% & -3.8% yr/yr but 15 was +5.7%
6 Meat/poultry consumption has grown but Remains ~4.5% lower than 2006 peak Source: USDA data, compiled by Livestock Marketing Information Center
7 PRICE is the evidence of higher demand..... All set records in and are still close
8 All species up for 15 but slowed late in year
9 COSTS OF PRODUCTION
10 Comfortable world stocks have been restored Million Metric Tons World Coarse Grain Stocks China United States Argentina Brazil EU 27 Other
11 Corn basically in the $3.50-$4.00 range thru 17
12 Record world SB output in 14 and 15, down in 16 Million Metric Tons World Soybean Production Source: USDA Forward Forecast US Brazil Argentina China ROW
13 Sharply lower SBM prices good for birds, pigs!
14 Grain prices imply lowest hog costs since With best operations will be at $60-$62 carc.
15 HOGS AND PORK
16 U.S. dollar: A new recent high of 100.6, early Dec. Some softening in recent weeks Stability is less disruptive than change period Fed rate hikes (???) could STRENGTHEN the dollar
17 Pork exports suffered in late 14 and early Dec was up 9.2% yr/yr, 2015 ended UP 1.8%
18 Big stocks of all meats but pork stocks are falling
19 PEDv: Some sow herd breaks in UM data not bad Data from 995 sow farms, 24 of 26 systems reporting, mil. sows! 12 sow farms broke since Jan 1 vs. 16 in same period last year! Vet consensus that will be slightly WORSE than Good
20 Dec H&P report was neutral, 16 much like USDA QUARTERLY HOGS & PIGS REPORT Inventories on Dec 1 Category All hogs and pigs 67,776 68, Kept for breeding 5,939 6, Kept for marketing 61,838 62, Under 50 lbs. 19,801 19, lbs. 17,366 17, lbs. 13,000 13, lbs. and over 11,671 12, Farrowings Sep-Nov sows farrowed 2,994 2, Dec-Feb Intentions 2,895 2, Mar-May Intentions 2,854 2, Sep-Nov Pig Crop 30,633 30, Sep-Nov pigs saved per litter *Thousand head ** Thousand Litters December 23, 2005 '15 as Pct of '14 Pre- Report Est's 1 1 Source: Urner Barry Actual minus Est.
21 Downward trend in farrowings as pct of BH Consistent wean age, pen gestation??
22 Litter size 3 straight records with more to come
23 Since Dec 1, actual is close (-0.3%) to forecast Note similarity through Q3 growth in Q4
24 Weights: will remain lower through Q Unchanged Q2 and Q3, +1% in Q4 Net impact of weights in 16 will be zero But the one positive quarter will be a problem weight will add to Q4 supply
25 No flood of hogs from Canada but MORE...
26 Slaughter forecasts from Dec H&P adjusted for higher imports +230k FP/WP, +40k MHs December 2015 Hogs & Pigs -- Commercial Slaughter Forecasts ISU LMIC EMI ACTUAL Mil. Hd % Chnge Mil. Hd % Chnge Mil. Hd % Chnge Mil. Hd % Chnge 2013 Year % 2014 Q % Q % Q % Q % Year % 2015 Q % % % % Q % % % % Q % % % % Q % % % % Year % % % % 2016 Q % % % Q % % % Q % % % Q % % % Year* % % % Red figures are analysts' last FORECAST for the given quarter (Q1 done in Dec, Q2 done in Mar, etc.) 2/4/15 Blue figures are estimated using U *Annual total uses actuals to-date plus forecasts for the rest of the year. Green figures are revisions since latest Hogs and Pigs report
27 Price Forecasts December H & P December 2015 Hogs & Pigs -- Price Forecasts ISU LMIC EMI CME National Net National Wtd Neg'd Price, Avg. Base Price Wtd. Avg. Ia-Mn Producer-Sold Neg'd Base CME Lean Hog Futures/Index 2014 Year Q Q Q Q Year Q Q Q Q Year Blue figures are estimated using USDA data 2/19/16 Green figures are revisions since the latest USDA Hogs and Pigs report.
28 Packers have had to make their money on meat!.. Cutout-hog spread will remain very wide!
29 Strong LH futures, low costs 2016 profits!...
30 Pork product outlook... Cutout - Much higher, yr/yr, in Q1 due to last year s port fiasco - Summer highs near $90, Q4 lows below $70 Loins, ¼ Trim - Near $100 through early summer - Summer highs at $115 to $120 - Boneless, strap-on -- $140 thru Q1, $150-$155 summer Butts Much like 15 pending pulled pork features
31 Pork product outlook... Hams - Less volatility than 15 is almost a sure bet! hams $60-$65 through summer, $70-$75 seasonal high Bellies - MUCH stronger H1 vs. last year s export-driven debacle - EXPECT (!) near average prices with 14-16s peaking at $160 or so in August Trim 42s pressured by 50 beef, 72s peak near $80
32 Risks Major export disruption small prob, HUGE impact PEDv impact: We still aren t in the clear HPAI same thing here Slower demand growth - Domestic: Will positive preferences continue? Will wages/earnings grow? - Exports: World economy, strong $U.S. Surge of Canadian hogs due to US$, end of MCOOL Packing capacity crunch in Q4
33 QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION Steve R. Meyer, Ph.D. Vice-President, Pork Analysis EMI Analytics
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