
CME live cattle futures rose on Friday as packers sought to move market-ready cattle amid heat stress on the US Plains, with October live cattle up 0.45 cents. October lean hogs slid 0.65 cents and fell 2.8% for the week, as seasonal pressure outweighed producer concerns about herd expansion.
Heat-related weight losses tighten cattle supply, supporting beef prices, while seasonal hog weakness and expected herd growth weigh on hog values. Neither move reflects a major new supply shock.
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