Wyckoff's CME Cattle Forecast: Bullish Tone Led by $2 Higher Cash Bids
ANALYSIS - CME cattle futures markets started the week higher, supported by $2 higher cash prices and amid a lack of other fundamental news during the US government shut down, reports Jim Wyckoff, TheCattleSite grain analyst.
15 October 2013
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Jim Wyckoff shares his expectations for cattle and hog futures trading this week.
To view Jim's outlook for CME feed grain futures, click here.
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