AuctionsPlus commercial cattle listings lifted to 8,422 head, increasing by 2%. The larger offering was met with subdued demand as clearance slipped to 56% and Value Over Reserve fell to $61. The cattle market overall continues to track sideways, with steers slipping slightly this week and heifers bouncing back. Interestingly, young steers and heifers between 200kg and 400kg have been averaging about $1,000/head for nine weeks now. The sentiment that a $1,000 weaner is too cheap to pass-up may be contributing some support at this price level.

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AuctionsPlus commercial cattle listings lifted to 8,245 head, increasing by 16%. The larger offering was met with subdued demand a...
Commercial cattle listings on AuctionsPlus fell slightly to 7,085 head, decreasing by 3%. The reduced offering was met with health...
AuctionsPlus commercial cattle listings slipped to 7,284 head, decreasing 26%. Value over reserve increased $16 to average $113/he...
AuctionsPlus commercial cattle listings lifted to 8,245 head, increasing by 16%. The larger offering was met with subdued demand as clearance slipped to 58% and Value Over Reserve fell to $77.
Low prices and high pasture availability is causing greater retention of cattle on farm. Buying activity is likely to ramp up as we edge closer to spring and the days get longer.
AuctionsPlus commercial cattle listings slipped to 7,284 head, decreasing 26%. Value over reserve increased $16 to average $113/head, while clearance fell to 53%.
AuctionsPlus commercial cattle listings lifted slightly this week to 9,874 head. The small offering generated strong competition and saw clearance jump to 66% and VOR rise to $97/head.
Commercial cattle listings in AuctionsPlus slipped to 9,186 head, down 15% on last week. The smaller offering created competition between bidders and pushed clearance up to 54%.
Commercial cattle listings on the AuctionsPlus platform slipped to 10,869 head this week. The market was generally positive with Value Over Reserve increasing $33 to average $93, while clearance also improved to 43%, up 12% on last week.
Commercial cattle listings on AuctionsPlus totaled 12,693 head – down 15% from last week. The cattle market continues to experience challenging trading conditions with high supply of slaughter ready cattle and a lack of restocker demand placing downward pressure on prices
Commercial cattle listings on AuctionsPlus totaled 14,917 head – down 21% from last week. The fall in listings was driven by a 48% reduction in offerings out of Queensland.

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