The National Young Cattle Indicator (NYCI) has continued to fall, dropping another 1.68c/kg in the past week, after tumbling 18.39c/kg the previous week. The indicator rallied slightly on Thursday, lifting 1.74c/kg from Wednesday, but remains 11.64c/kg back on the previous month and 11.13c/kg on the year prior.

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Optimism and confidence continue to grow for Australian beef producers, with overall sentiment lifting significantly in the past y...
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