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USDA's December supply and demand report raised its forecasts for butter and cheese prices on firm demand, while nonfat dry milk and whey prices were left unchanged. USDA also raised its 2022 all-milk price forecast by 15 cents to $25.15 per hundredweight and its 2023 forecast by 10 cents to $22.70.
It expects milk production to rise in 2023 on higher output per cow and more cows.
Higher USDA price forecasts for cheese and butter support dairy product values, but expected 2023 milk output growth could cap gains. The net effect is a modestly bullish signal for milk prices.
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