With supply in adjustment, the price per hundredweight of cattle remains firm and exports accelerate.

The Datagro Cattle Indicator closed this Tuesday at an average of R$ 320.57 per arroba in the base market of São Paulo, an increase of R$ 0.30 compared to yesterday. According to Datagro market analyst Beatriz Bianchi, the domestic supply is adjusting, with some states showing signs of a slowdown in the delivery of animals due to the return of more consistent rain, greater retention of cattle in the pasture, and also due to the breeding season. "In addition, it is worth noting that the supply remains abundant, with good incentives for the fattening activity. Regarding slaughter schedules, after a gradual reduction in recent weeks, the schedules have presented a more comfortable pace, operating in the range of ten consecutive days," she details. Beatriz emphasizes that the domestic market remains relatively firm and the external demand remains heated. "The highlight is the order signed by the President of the United States, Donald Trump, which reduces reciprocal tariffs on imports ...