Global AgriTrends Weekly Insights
Western AgCredit is pleased to provide this weekly update from Global AgriTrends, a trusted provider of market intelligence and trade data since 2006. Global AgriTrends specializes in delivering clear, actionable insights for the global agri-food sector. Brett Stuart, founding partner of Global AgriTrends, offers expert analysis and valuable perspectives to keep you informed.
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08.10.26
Summer Calf and Feeder Markets: What's Next?
Cattle markets slid lower in June, deepening in July on news that USDA is planning a phased reopening of the Mexican border. This timing came just ahead of key video auctions in July and August. The spot average U.S. 550# steer price peaked in ...
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07.17.26
Cattle Futures Tumble, What About Calves?
Negative sentiment has swept cattle futures and pressured cattle prices lower. There is a lot of noise in this market. And fear and uncertainty are often out the door before truth can get its boots on. Here are my thoughts: - The big news in ...
Read More06.25.26
Markets Shrug off New World Screwworm Concerns, Calves and Feeders to New HIGHS
While Screwworm cases rise (and that will continue), markets have accepted the message that this will not alter U.S. supply or demand for beef. Summer video auctions are beginning and prices are pushing into new record highs, just as we have sugge...
Read More06.08.26
New World Screwworm Confirmed in Texas, background, thoughts and expectations
USDA confirmed a positive case of New World Screwworm in Texas June 3rd. This is reportable disease under global rules and was completely expected. However, unlike many other reportable diseases, this one is unlikely to affect markets in a signifi...
Read More05.22.26
Broken Records (and RAIN in the forecast)
Not only does my beef market commentary sound like a “broken record” suggesting higher prices still ahead, but all classes of cattle continue to also “break records”. If you are not familiar with the term of sounding like a “broken record” ask so...
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