Live cattle market maintains stability in São Paulo, Brazil

Published 2024년 1월 9일

Tridge summary

Live cattle prices remain stable with slaughter schedules averaging seven days; despite a decrease in cattle supply, prices are expected to remain firm due to stable demand. There was an increase in capon cattle supply but a decrease in other categories due to reduced slaughter, resulting in price increases for certain cuts. Fresh beef exports reached record levels in 2023, but revenue suffered a 19.6% drop compared to 2022, marking the first decline since 2016.
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Live cattle prices remained stable, with slaughter schedules, on average, planned for seven days, according to information from Scot Consultoria. Despite the shortening of scales due to the decrease in cattle supply, market agents indicate that prices should remain firm, given the stability in demand. Throughout the week, there was an increase in the supply of capon cattle, while for other categories the supply decreased due to the reduction in slaughter in the first days of the year. As a result, prices rose, with emphasis on the forequarter and needlepoint, both for castrated and whole cattle and beef jerky. For married capon ox and whole ox carcasses, the increase was 0.2% and 0.6%, respectively. On the other hand, there was a decline in the week-to-week comparison for special pork carcasses (-5.4%) and for medium chicken (-2.6%). This price movement contributed to the loss of competitiveness of beef in relation to other proteins. Contrary to market expectations, the volume of ...

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