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What are cattle futures today?

What are cattle futures today?

LE=F – Live Cattle Futures,Apr-2022

Last Price 146.90
Day’s Range 146.27 – 147.48
Volume 14,760
Ask 147.23

What is a 500 pound calf worth?

The long-term average is roughly 55 cents per pound of gain. For example, if the price of a 500-pound calf is $1.40 per pound and the price of a 600-pound calf is $1.26, the value of those 100 pounds of gain is $56 or 56 cents per pound.

How are cattle futures priced?

The contract size for the cattle futures are 40,000 pounds or 50,000 pounds respectively and priced in cents per pound and approximately representing 35 head, of cattle. The tick size is $0.00025 per pound or $10 per contract for Live Cattle and $12.50 per contract for Feeder Cattle.

What is wrong with the cattle market?

Limited margins and capacity, high feed prices and a drought are working against the cattle markets. Fed cattle markets rallied early in April but have stalled again and pulled back below $120/cwt. Ample supplies of fed cattle continue to hang over the market as feedlots struggle to get more current.

Is CME Group a buy?

Is CME Group a Buy? Exchanges have held up better than many financial companies this year, but the owner of the world’s largest derivatives exchange has been held back by low interest rates and

What is the price of feeder cattle?

Saskatchewan feeder steer prices were mixed across the weight categories this past week. Prices ranged from 243 dollars 80 cents for the 300 to 400 pound category to 173 dollars for the over 900 pound weight category. Feeder heifers were mostly down for

Are cattle auction prices per head?

Sometimes determining the price of cattle is easy, it’s listed right in the sale or auction report. Price per head/each is how breeding stock cattle sell in my area, no math required! To get the price in your area, you might need to dig into the numbers a bit or just do some math to get an idea of price per head.

What is cattle market?

The fed cattle market remains the biggest bottleneck for the beef industry. The report shows 4 months of decreases in the feedlots. Does this fall market offer post-weaning opportunities? Due to the drought and weather challenges, heavier feeders are getting the most money at market.

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