Demand for U.S. corn and cattle has remained stout in recent months despite dwindling inventories, leading speculators to assume super-bullish stances in both.

Prices were higher in January 2025. Live cattle continue to post gains- The first WASDE of 2025 was bullish The quarterly chart of CME live cattle futures displays an impressive bullish trend ...

CME February live cattle futures ended down 1.875 cents at 193.700 cents per pound. March feeder cattle settled down 2.950 cents at 264.975 cents per pound. There was "just incredible amounts of ...

Live cattle futures are up a nickel to 77 cents ... Feeder cattle futures are showing 25 to 80 cent gains so far on Friday. The CME Feeder Cattle Index was down another $1.39 from the day ...

Chicago Mercantile Exchange live cattle and feeder cattle futures surged to lifetime highs on Friday as high cash prices and tight supplies boosted prices. Strong consumer demand for beef and the ...

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at $206 live and $208-208.50 using the BidTheGrid™ method. Feeder cattle futures are $5.50 to $6.05 lower on the Thursday session. The CME Feeder Cattle Index was back down 42 cents from the day ...

Speculators have taken super-bullish positions in both US corn and cattle due to strong demand, despite dwindling inventories. Money managers have increased their net long position in Chicago Board of ...

Live cattle futures posted losses on Wednesday ... Feeder cattle futures were $2.90 to $3.20 lower, with January $1.27 in the red. The CME Feeder Cattle Index was up another 39 cents from ...

Drinnin has extensive experience in the commodity market where he uses CME Live Cattle and Feeder Cattle contracts to hedge against agricultural risk. Drinnin previously served as vice chair of ...