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19 September 2019
Since hitting a 2019 high in August, the store cattle market has continued to ease this week, dropping back below year-ago levels.

02 June 2016
The dry start to autumn kept the cattle market subdued but over the past month most indicators have improved, supported by rain and a softening dollar.

24 June 2016
At the close of Thursday’s markets, the Eastern Young Cattle Indicator (EYCI) averaged 641¢, up 0.25¢/kg cwt on where it finished the previous day.

25 June 2020
The Western Young Cattle Indicator is performing strongly, up 230¢ from the same period last year. It is now closely trailing its eastern counterpart.

15 July 2015
The Eastern Young Cattle Indicator (EYCI) finished at 537.50¢, back 0.75¢/kg cwt on the previous day.

16 January 2018
How did the cattle market open 2018?

25 June 2015
At the close of Wednesday’s markets, the Eastern Young Cattle Indicator (EYCI) finished at 509.00¢, up 1.50¢/kg cwt on the previous day and the highest value on record.

04 May 2017
The Australian cattle market remained resilient during the course of April, despite numerous trading disruptions from the Easter and ANZAC...

17 July 2015
The Eastern Young Cattle Indicator (EYCI) finished at 541.00¢, up 2.50¢/kg cwt on the previous day.

08 July 2022
The Eastern Young Cattle Indicator (EYCI) eased 8.17¢ week-on-week after hitting 999.09¢/kg cwt on Tuesday on the back of Dalby, which traded at 959.16¢/kg cwt. This was the lowest price since September last year and was due to the easing in yardings by 800 head with stock coming from as far as South Australia. The EYCI bounced back on Wednesday with a strong sale at Roma and Wagga trading at 5¢ and 27¢ above the national average respectively.