According to the quarterly report from Rabobank, world beef production is expected to decrease by one percent this year and a similar trend is predicted for next year. This decline is primarily seen in markets monitored by the organization, such as the USA, Canada, European Union, Latin America, Middle East, Australia, and New Zealand. The decrease in production in the US and EU is significant and cannot be compensated by increased production in Asia and Australia, leading to different price impacts in different regions. Additionally, Rabobank notes that the ongoing conflict in the Middle East will not have a significant impact on the beef trade as the total volume of purchases from Israel and Palestine is less than one percent of global imports.