
At the Salamanca Exchange session, the cereal table saw broad declines led by maize, which fell three euros per tonne. Lamb and suckling lamb prices rose, while beef cows fell and calves and yearlings gained.
Iberian cuts were mixed, with prime cuts up and lean cuts down.
Lower grain quotes ease feed costs for Spanish livestock producers, while mixed meat prices show uneven domestic demand. The moves are local and do not change the international grain balance.
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