Live cattle prices stabilize, but show an upward trend in the first half of January in Brazil

Published 2024년 12월 30일

Tridge summary

The beef cattle market is experiencing slow activity and low liquidity due to the end-of-year period, with stable prices. However, improvement is expected in the first half of January. Meat consumption tends to decrease after the New Year due to people avoiding large financial expenditures, especially on expensive cuts. Competitors like chicken meat are more affordably priced. The wholesale market is maintaining comfortable prices, and the commercial dollar ended the session down 0.17%, trading at R$6.1797 for sale and R$6.1777 for purchase.
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The physical market for beef cattle was slow throughout the day and with stable prices, depleted due to the end-of-year period. According to information from the consulting firm Safras & Mercado, liquidity in the physical market should gradually improve during the first half of January. According to Allan Maia, an analyst at the company, in several locations in the country, such as São Paulo, there are signs of comfortable slaughter scales. According to him, on the other hand, meat consumption tends to decline after the turn of the year. “This is normal, since the population avoids large financial expenditures, especially for the most expensive cuts. Over the next few weeks, market agents should pay attention to slaughter scales, the evolution of meat at wholesale and the flow of exports”, he considers. The wholesale market was marked by comfortable prices throughout the day. In the midst of the holiday season, market agents should now pass on expectations for the replacement ...
Source: CanalRural

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