Live and feeder cattle futures made new highs for the move Monday morning after a strong close Friday and higher weekly closes. However, the big catalyst is the bullish USDA Cattle on Feed Report data ...

High odds that production will fall next year, along with strong beef demand, indicates higher prices again for cash steers, ...

February live cattle (LEG26) futures hit a four-week high on Tuesday, while January feeder cattle (GFF26) futures saw a ...

Arlan Suderman with StoneX, Inc. says some of Monday's buying was tied to money flow and end of the year profit taking he says. The higher energy market was also supportive of the grains.

Cattle inventories hit 1950s lows while prices surge 29 percent as drought and economics drive widespread herd liquidation.

The fed cattle trade has undergone a tumultuous ride in the past two months. Weekly fed steer prices averaged $237/cwt. the ...

For the week ending December 6, Western Canadian feeder cattle prices were relatively unchanged compared to seven days ...

Look for fed cattle prices to rise $165 to $240 per head next year; experts have good reasons for why this could happen.

Compared to last week, steers sold 4.00 to 10.00 higher and heifers sold 1.00 to 6.00 higher on good to very good demand nationwide. Buyers were eager to get back in the seats, especially in the ...

Compared to last week, steers and heifers sold 4.00 to 10.00 higher. Good to very good demand for steers and heifers, auction receipts remain light as auction markets remain on their summer schedules ...

Live cattle futures were up another 42 cents to $1.37 on Friday, with Feb rallying $4.72 on the week. Cash trade was reported at $200-201in the South and live sales of $202-205 in the North and $320 ...

For the week ending December 13, Western Canadian feeder cattle markets traded $10 higher to $10 lower compared to seven days ...