United States with bullish outlook for cattle prices in 2023

Published 2023년 1월 3일

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Market analysts forecast higher cattle prices in the United States for 2023 due to a ongoing drought, which is expected to lead to reduced stock and increased demand. However, the potential profitability for ranchers is uncertain. Despite the drought, consumer demand for beef remains strong both domestically and in export markets, contributing to the expected rise in cattle prices.
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Faxmeat | Cattle prices will be higher in the United States during 2023. That's the consensus of market analysts, although how those higher prices translate into profitability for ranchers has yet to be determined. That's because the current "once in a century" drought is worse than the last, Drovers reported. “Cattle prices are higher and will continue to trend higher into 2023,” says Derrell Peel, a livestock economist at Oklahoma State University. “At some point, when drought conditions subside, heifer retention and reduced cow slaughter can cause cattle prices to rise considerably. The timing is uncertain with the ongoing drought and could be more likely in 2024," he said. While drought-induced stock reduction will support prices going forward, consumer demand for beef remains stable at a high level. “Demand for beef, ...
Source: Elagro

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