At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle futures were sharply higher, supported by oversold signals, the tight supply of market ready numbers, and the midday gains in boxed beef. December live was up $2.52 at $232.20 and February was $2.72 higher at $230.40. January feeder cattle were $4.62 higher at $336.52 and March […]
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