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DTN News Widget

Last updated 12.20.22

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DTN Early Word Livestock Comments 08/05 06:22

8/5/2025 - 06:53:00

DTN Early Word Livestock Comments      08/05 06:22
   Livestock Futures Should See Further Support Tuesday

   Both cattle and hog futures were higher Monday, supported by higher product
values. It has been unusual recently to see both categories of boxed beef
higher on the same day. Hog futures moved above technical resistance in the
December and later contracts.

Robin Schmahl
DTN Contributing Analyst

   Cattle: Steady        Futures: Higher        Live Equiv: $264.19 +$0.80*

   Hogs: Higher          Futures: Higher        Lean Equiv: $123.74 +$0.85**

   *Based on the formula estimating live cattle equivalent of gross packer
revenue. (The Live Cattle Equiv. The index has been updated to depict recent
changes in live cattle weights and grading percentages.)

   ** based on formula estimating lean hog equivalent of gross packer revenue.

GENERAL COMMENTS:

   Cattle futures may try to regain their recent losses as there has not been a
change in fundamentals. It has been anticipated by many that a peak would have
been reached numerous times; but there seems to be no end in sight. Cattle
supplies remain tight, feedlots are confident to hold for higher prices, and
consumer demand remains strong. Boxed beef prices on Monday were higher, with
choice up $1.10 and select up $1.09. Packers have had two weeks of slaughter
running below 550,000 head, which may support boxed beef prices. However,
higher prices at the retail level could reduce demand as the calendar moves
closer to the Labor Day weekend. Retailers may be cautious about the level of
beef they need to have available, as some consumers may turn to other cuts of
meat. Of course, that has been said repeatedly in the past, but it has not
slowed the market.