Tag Archives: U.S. cattle inventory declines
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Market Analysis
End of Month Beef and Pork Market Analysis – January 2025
Potential 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico could significantly affect the meat industry, raising costs for imported products and prompting retaliatory actions that may hinder U.S. exports (Reuters, 2025).
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Market Analysis
January Pork Market Update
As we progress into Week 5 of 2025, traders should monitor further developments in pork carcass values, slaughter capacity, and packer demand. Additionally, basis movements and futures pricing will remain critical in aligning trading and hedging strategies.
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Market Analysis
Beef and Pork Market Insights: Key Trends and Analysis for January
The beef market has witnessed notable fluctuations in cutout values. As of early January 2025, Choice Cutout values hover around $325.79 per cwt, while Select Cutout values stand at $305.43 per cwt.
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Investment Strategies
End of Year Look at Lean Hogs
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) for February futures stands at 37.65%, approaching oversold territory.
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Industry News
Hog & Pig Report, Whats Next?
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Market Analysis
Beef & Pork Export Analysis
As of December 19, 2024, the U.S. beef and pork export markets show dynamic trends shaped by international demand, pricing fluctuations, and domestic production levels. Below, we explore key insights into export sales, shipments, pricing, and market commitments.
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Market Analysis
Understanding Market Volatility in Agriculture
How do you manage risk in a rapidly changing landscape
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Market Analysis
Hog Market Update
2024 was marked by sharp price fluctuations, with periods of intense demand recovery offset by mid-year supply issues.
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Investment Strategies
Cattle & Pork Market Update
The global commodity markets, particularly beef and pork, have experienced notable shifts over the past week. A mix of consumer demand trends, export dynamics, and adjustments in domestic supply has influenced these movements.
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Investment Strategies
Grain Insights
As we move into the next quarter, traders and producers should closely monitor weather forecasts, currency movements, and export trends. While challenges persist, including the high U.S. dollar and geopolitical tensions, opportunities for recovery exist, particularly if global supply tightens or demand for U.S. grains increases.