
Live cattle futures rose on an oversold bounce and a rally in the Dow, with April live cattle up $1.17 to $111.27. Feeder futures also gained, with April up $1.77 to $135.55.
Direct cash cattle trade was light at $113 live, down $2 from the prior week.
A technical rebound in futures amid weak cash trade suggests cattle prices are stabilizing at lower levels, with corn also bouncing, which raises feed costs for feedlots.
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