Exclusive AuctionsPlus cattle listings lifted 14% this week, totaling 19,481 head, with light cattle remaining in tight supply. Demand remains robust, with both steers and heifers under 200kg achieving 100% clearance rates. In the physical markets, the EYCI managed to maintain its recent levels, hovering just below 900c for the week.

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The number of cattle through AuctionsPlus sales this week contracted 15% on last week, to 17,480 head, with the search for quality...
It was a varied week for online sales, with the 26% increase in total throughput, at 20,668 head, largely felt through the mid-wei...
Results this week across the national AuctionsPlus young cattle categories were varied, as rain through key supply regions was wel...
The number of cattle through AuctionsPlus sales this week contracted 15% on last week, to 17,480 head, with the search for quality, young breeding lines.
It was a varied week for online sales, with the 26% increase in total throughput, at 20,668 head, largely felt through the mid-weight steer and heifer lines.
Results this week across the national AuctionsPlus young cattle categories were varied, as rain through key supply regions was welcome.
The national young cattle market lost a little bit of its edge this week, with online prices across most steer categories falling.
AuctionsPlus results for young cattle was stronger this week, assisted by an 8% decline in total supplies, at 20,565 head.
With the higher numbers offered and mild weather in recent weeks, there was no clear price pattern coming out of this week’s AuctionsPlus sales
A disrupted and short-selling week failed to dampen the surge in cattle offered exclusively through AuctionsPlus this week, with a total of 19,631 head.
As much of the south eastern regions of Australia continued to dry out this week, the overall supply of cattle continued to remain very tight heading into the Easter break.

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