The egg market is experiencing weaker prices due to increasing supply pressure from newly laying hens, while e-commerce demand has cooled off post-promotions. The average egg price in major producing regions has dropped to CNY 4.09 per jin, with prices steady in some areas but declining in others. On the supply side, laying rates are recovering with seasonal temperature changes, and market supply remains ample. On the demand side, buyers' restocking willingness is sluggish post-Double-11 promotions, and terminal demand is weak. As a result, the market faces stronger supply than demand with cautious trader activity and no upward price momentum. Egg prices are expected to stay range-bound with minor regional adjustments.