MEXICO CITY/CHICAGO, May 12 (Reuters) - U.S. cattle futures soared to record highs on Monday after Washington suspended cattle imports from Mexico over a flesh-eating parasite, which Mexican ...

on Friday. (Chelsea Kemp/CBC) Cattle prices have soared to what producers are calling record highs in 2025, offering long-awaited financial relief to Manitoba ranchers after years of stagnant ...

The cattle market hit records numbers on Monday, May 12, with August feeder cattle futures reaching highs of $306.85. The cattle market hit records numbers on May 12, with August feeder cattle ...

Live cattle futures are slipping back by a nickel to $1 so far at Friday’s midday. Cash trade this week has come in at the $218-220 range in the South, with northern action at $225-228.

Live cattle futures closed with mixed action as nearby June was held up by the stronger cash action, up 42 cents, with other contracts down 40 to 55 cents. June was up $3.57 on the week.

The United States suspended imports of live cattle through ports along the southern border with Mexico for at least two weeks to review the joint strategy in the fight against the screwworm ...

EL PASO, Texas (Border Report) – The president of Mexico says she expects U.S. cattle imports ban on her country to last 15 days or less as both nations coordinate containment of a screwworm ...

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum on Monday described as “unfair” the decision by the Trump administration to suspend imports of Mexican beef cattle for 15 days due to the detection of ...