The wheat market started off this week with renewed concerns in the Black Sea arena. After violence in the form of terrorist attacks in Russia
Sellers “took the money” this week, meeting the market despite a choppy result. Good & good-average styles as times were heavily discounted as AWEX reported
A short selling week saw yardings down significantly, all cattle indicators had a lift in prices on the back of tighter supply. An increase in
Lamb and sheep indicators saw a slight lift this week, with all bar one finishing the week higher than when it started. Reports from major
The wheat market was able to post some modest gains for the week with geopolitics, weath-er and some technical short covering adding support. Oilseeds too,
In the last 6 months, the cattle market has acted like a bungee jump. Big supply on the way down and big demand on the
Supply and demand worked in the favour of buyers in this week’s market, as a larger offering allowed prices to slip to the lowest level
Despite an encouraging price outlook for late Autumn and Winter, the market continues to slide lower. It isn’t surging saleyard throughput that’s to blame. The
All indicators took a dive this week, as saleyard reports from major selling centres mention buyer behaviour as selective in what they were after. Despite
Wheat has trended sideways for the week as the market looks for future direction. The general consensus is for continued pressure as Russia amps up
The Sydney pass in rate for the week averaged 2.1% in an indication that buyer demand is strong at this level of supply and sellers
Supply pressure knocked the market out of its holding pattern this week, sending prices lower across all key categories. Diminishing feed in parts of the
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The rain driven rapid rise in young cattle prices at saleyard level should translate quickly into higher export feeder cattle prices.
The rain driven rapid rise in young cattle prices at saleyard level should translate quickly into higher export feeder cattle prices.
The rain driven rapid rise in young cattle prices at saleyard level should translate quickly into higher export feeder cattle prices.
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