A narrowing gap between heavy and light steers, a cyclone-induced cattle slaughter slowdown, an update on the mutton market and a look at the latest from the US trade wars, this week's market muster has it all.

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Indian Ocean Dipole warms heading out of Summer The Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) has continued to warm heading into Autumn, rising to...
Every morning these days, I wake up and switch my phone on to see what Trump has done overnight.
The Australian sheep market is showing early signs of recovery after a challenging start to 2025, according to Erin Lukey, Senior ...
Tom Rookyard musters his latest insights including the wool market rallying on low volume, trade lambs remain resilient, and how Trump's tariffs could impact global beef markets.
Andrew Whitelaw analyses the potential fallout of proposed US tariffs on Australian beef and lamb, which are set to commence on April 2.
Australian sheep market shows signs of recovery in early 2025 after a supply-driven price slump, according to insights from MLA's Erin Lukey.
Record highs in lotfeeding sector for 2024; increased capacity and exports set the stage for growth with strong demand for Australian grassfed beef in 2025.
We take a look at how different regions are holding up to extreme weather conditions and what this means for livestock markets, which historically are deeply guided by weather headwinds.
Angus Brown analyses the performance of Merinos compared to Crossbreds, with a particular focus on gross margins and how they have changed in the past 20 years.
Your weekly wrap of how Australia's livestock indicators are performing, brought to you by APlus News.
Optimism and confidence continue to grow for Australian beef producers according to the latest Beef Producer Intentions Survey from Meat & Livestock Australia.
In a short week of trading the National Young Cattle Indicator has tumbled 18.39c/kg this week to be 345.07 on Friday morning.

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