At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were limit down on fund liquidation and technical weakness. The market continues to digest the administration’s talk of an eventual reopening of the southern border. December live cattle closed $7.25 lower at $220.52 and February live cattle closed $7.25 lower at $218.12. January feeder cattle closed […]
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