The AuctionsPlus wool offer board steadied in November, with a total of 1,869 bales sold for the month – a decrease of 891 bales from October. November ended on a high with the AWEX Eastern Market Indicator closing at 1,343c/kg, with all selling centres recording price increases.

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Just when you think competition in the red-hot cattle market cannot get any fiercer, a little more fuel is added and both prices a...
Despite widespread heavy rainfall across much of the eastern states this week, AuctionsPlus sheep and lamb listings increased by 2...
The remarkable young cattle market went to another high this week, as recent rain, especially through Queensland, bolstered sentim...
Just when you think competition in the red-hot cattle market cannot get any fiercer, a little more fuel is added and both prices and clearance rates take another step up.
Despite widespread heavy rainfall across much of the eastern states this week, AuctionsPlus sheep and lamb listings increased by 26%, to total 127,791 head.
The remarkable young cattle market went to another high this week, as recent rain, especially through Queensland, bolstered sentiment and continued to stoke restocker demand.
With big rain experienced across much of the eastern seaboard over the past week, AuctionsPlus sheep and lamb numbers dropped 30% week-on-week, to total 101,379 head.
Widespread rainfall across the eastern seaboard has again failed to dampen the cattle market.
It was a largely softer sheep and lamb market across AuctionsPlus commercial sales this week, despite a 6% reduction in overall numbers, with most of the joined ewe categories easing.
The wet start to November has only added more heat to an already record hot cattle market this week, with the demand for light weight cattle continuing at unprecedented levels.
AuctionsPlus sheep and lamb numbers remained high this week, with a total offering of 153,820 head – back 7% from last weeks record offering.

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