Originally published Wednesday 20th July 2022, Updated 22 July 2022

AuctionsPlus commercial sheep and lamb offerings increased 14% this week, to 44,314 head. Results over previous weeks have proved the existence of a stalemate in the market, with both vendors and buyers unable to reach common ground, as clearance rates remain subdued across most categories. The traditional rhythm of the sheep and lamb market has become unbalanced in recent months, with rising costs, the ongoing wet conditions and lingering uncertainty weighing heavily on the sentiment of the market. Prices for the largest lamb categories eased, while SIL Merino ewes and SIL First cross ewes experienced increases on last week.

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The second week of July had subdued sheep and lamb offerings across AuctionsPlus commercial sheep sales, with only 38,782 head offered - down 29% on last week.
AuctionsPlus commercial sheep and lamb sale listings eased again this week with 54,535 head offered - down 21% on the previous week.
The last AuctionsPlus commercial sheep and lamb sales of the 2021-22 financial year saw 66,809 head offered - a 5% increase on last week.
AuctionsPlus commercial sheep and lamb listings recorded a slight increase this week, at 63,914 head – up 2%.
AuctionsPlus commercial sheep and lamb listings increased this week, with 62,652 head offered - up 25% on last week.
Numbers eased this week through AuctionsPlus commercial sheep and lamb sales, with the 50,058 head offered down 27% on the previous week.
The largest week of commercial sheep and lamb sales since the first week of April, up 32% on the previous week, at 68,724 head, was met with mixed results, delivering no clear trend.
Following a reduced offering last week, sheep and lamb numbers for the regular Tuesday commercial sales rose by 15%, with 52,228 head listed across the two sales.

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