
CME live and feeder cattle futures rallied on expectations of firm cash markets, while lean hog futures fell to their lowest since February 14 as US packers processed a large pork supply. Hog slaughter was about 484,000 head, above the prior year's pace.
Expected cash strength supports cattle futures, while heavy hog slaughter and processing volumes weigh on lean hog prices. Reduced plant schedules ahead of Memorial Day may cap cattle buying demand.
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CME live and feeder futures rallied on expectations of firm cash markets, reflecting momentum and demand sentiment that fed the surge.