In what was almost a carbon-copy of last week’s commercial cattle auctions, seasonally low offerings and ferocious competition spurred prices higher across most categories this week, with the 5,298 head offered up 3% on last week. However, context in livestock markets is crucial, and this week’s offering was 69% and 60% below the corresponding weeks in 2021 and 2020, respectively.

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Market fundamentals came to the fore in the AuctionsPlus commercial cattle market this week, as a significant reduction in supplie...
Numbers offered in AuctionsPlus commercial cattle sales this week were down 26% on last week, at 7,840 head. The reduced supply as...
It was another tough week for the national cattle market, as the declining producer confidence and winter doldrums kept prices hea...
Market fundamentals came to the fore in the AuctionsPlus commercial cattle market this week, as a significant reduction in supplies spurred buyer competition, pushing prices higher, with “perfect” clearance rates registered across several categories this week.
Numbers offered in AuctionsPlus commercial cattle sales this week were down 26% on last week, at 7,840 head.
It was another tough week for the national cattle market, as the declining producer confidence and winter doldrums kept prices heading south for most categories.
It was another very tough trading week for the national cattle market, both online and through physical markets, with prices easing further.
Numbers remained subdued across the AuctionsPlus commercial cattle sales this week, with the total offering of 12,809 head down 2% on last week.
It was a subdued first week of July offerings through AuctionsPlus commercial cattle sales this week, with the 13,010 head offered down 31% on last week.
The national young cattle market eased further this week, as online prices took the largest coordinated step back in several months, as uncertainty and buyer resistance took hold.
It was another steady week of offerings through AuctionsPlus commercial cattle sales this week, with the 19,076 head largely in line with the average since the start of May, at 19,400 head.

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