Will the US have beef with the beef trade?
Donald Trump will soon be back in the White House, and while we won’t know until the new year the extent and timeline of his
Donald Trump will soon be back in the White House, and while we won’t know until the new year the extent and timeline of his
Temperatures are rising but for the most part, demand was slightly cooler this week. Preference and premiums for heavier stock are persisting, but it’s clear
A recent query came across the desk relating to monsoon scenarios. A wet, or wetter than average, monsoon will obviously impact the market in different
Heavy rain in the southern areas of Queensland sent the restockers on a buying spree along with export buyers at the other end of the
The correlation between the Eastern Young Cattle Indicator (EYCI) and the 90CL US export beef price is primarily driven by our domestic supply and can
Restocker yearling steers performed best this week, improving 12¢ week on week to 358¢/kg lwt and judging from MLA saleyard reports it wasn’t hard to
Before Australian cattle markets went on their long bullish run in 2020, they had some reliable seasonality about them. Cattle prices would generally rise and
A full week saw yardings jump which put downward pressure on prices, with the majority of indicators losing value on the week prior. According to
Live cattle exports have remained consistent for the majority of this year, with strengthening demand from main markets Indonesia and Vietnam making up for less
October has been a busy month at the nation’s saleyards as throughput smashes 5-year average levels. This week has seen yardings relax significantly from these
While beef export volumes have eased from the record highs of July, they continue to run well ahead of the average. The US market share
There was an inward shift in both supply and demand this week for the cattle market, resulting in lower prices across the board. Multiple saleyards
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