The national cattle market looks determined to run flat-out into the final weeks of 2021, with another very good week of clearance results for vendors. As has been the case for much of the past year, the rain continues to dictate the market sentiment, with flooding through key cattle regions, especially in Queensland, likely to impact the market for months to come.

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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...
The remarkable young cattle market went to another high this week, as recent rain, especially through Queensland, bolstered sentim...
Widespread rainfall across the eastern seaboard has again failed to dampen the cattle market. Despite a 16% drop in listings this ...
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.
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.
Widespread rainfall across the eastern seaboard has again failed to dampen the cattle market.
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.
Online buyers flexed their bidding muscles this week, with young cattle prices lifting higher across almost all categories, as the demand for cattle back into paddocks appears almost insatiable.
After a mixed performance last week, the AuctionsPlus young steer market roared back to form this week, with the four lightest categories regaining some lost ground.
AuctionsPlus commercial cattle sales results this week reflected the ongoing demand for proven breeding cattle, as seasonal conditions continue to see producers dig very deep for quality lines.
Widespread rain, a disrupted selling week and a 22% weekly reduction in supplies would traditionally point to a much stronger online cattle market.

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