The beef market in November saw an increase in supply due to warmer October temperatures, leading farmers to extend grazing and delay selling some cattle until November. This delay resulted in a price correction. The sale of beef on Western markets is currently unstable, with full warehouses and no signs of a return to normal yet. Inflation has also led to consumers reducing their beef purchases. However, it is expected that the trend of high price increases may decrease in the coming year. The supply and demand in the beef market tends to be low around Christmas and the beginning of the new year, as breeders typically sell their cattle before this time.