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The Mercosur bull continues to rise with a 30% growth so far this semester

Published Nov 14, 2024

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The average value of slaughtered cattle in Mercosur countries continues to rise, with the Mercosur Faxcarne Index of the Steer increasing by 5 cents to US$ 3.76 per kilo carcass, a 30% increase since the second semester. Brazil is leading the trend, with fatted boi in the main exporting states rising to US$ 3.64 per kilo carcass, a 51% increase since mid-year. In Argentina, the price of export steer saw a slight decrease, dropping to US$ 4.05 per kilo carcass in Argentine pesos. Meanwhile, prices in Uruguay and Paraguay are also increasing.
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Faxcarne | The average value of slaughtered cattle in Mercosur countries maintains an unchanged upward trend. The Mercosur Faxcarne Index of the Steer rose 5 cents in the week to US$ 3.76 per kilo carcass, accumulating a value increase of 30% since the beginning of the second semester. Brazil continues to lead the upward trend. Fatted boi in the main exporting states rose 9 cents in the week to US$ 3.64 per kilo carcass and has accumulated an increase in dollars of 51% since mid-year. In Argentina, the price of export steer suffered a slight drop in the week in Argentine pesos ...
Source: Elagro
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