U.S. consumer purchasing has slowed, which means slower movement of cattle to beef processors. This will likely mean declining prices, says Jerry Klassen, market analyst.
The Markets: Watch U.S. consumer buying trends for signs of the cattle market’s future
The Markets: Alberta buyers appear to be pricing in a tariff risk discount while U.S. buyers are not
The Markets: The unknown question is, how long could it be until demand affects beef pricing?
The Markets: There continue to be tight supplies for cattle that are ready to market, keeping prices high
The Markets: Watch for calf prices to start to decline in 2026
Resumption of U.S./Mexico cattle trade will temper market upside
The Markets: Looking at charts from the past few months shows the market could range higher
The Markets: A 10 per cent tariff on Canadian cattle could be absorbed by U.S. consumer prices