The livestock market opened the week with stability in almost all of Brazil. However, the scenario is still one of reduced supply, especially of males, which maintains upward pressure, reports Scot Consultoria. On Monday (4/13), of the 33 regions monitored by Scot, 27 had no changes in the prices of fat cattle compared to Friday (4/10). Price increases were recorded in the Triângulo Mineiro, southern Goiás, Três Lagoas (MS) and in the southern and western regions of Bahia. Only in the west of Rio Grande do Sul were there price decreases. In the markets of Araçatuba (SP) and Barretos (SP), benchmarks for the market, the price of fat cattle remained at R$ 365 per arroba for deferred payment. However, some spot deals were closed at R$ 370 per arroba. The physical market for fat cattle still faces rising prices, with slaughterhouses still encountering significant difficulties in composing their slaughter schedules, highlights analyst Fernando Iglesias from Safras & Mercado ...