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Feeder Cattle
Livestock
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+30.7
Neutral
Data streams we track
Commitments of Traders (COT)
Latest: October 2, 2026
Feeder Cattle COT Report: Week of October 2, 2026 Executive summary The CFTC Disaggregated Commitments of Traders report for Feeder Cattle (FC) futures for the week ending October…
View COT reports →Key stats
- Front-month price
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- COT sentiment
- 30.7
- Curve structure
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- Latest COT report
- October 2, 2026
Price vs. Managed Money Net Position
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Sentiment Score Over Time
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Futures Forward Curve
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What moves Feeder Cattle prices
Feeder Cattle prices are shaped by supply and demand fundamentals and by how speculators and commercial hedgers are positioned in the futures market. This hub tracks the data that matters — weekly CFTC Commitments of Traders positioning, price action, and the futures forward curve — so you can follow Feeder Cattle markets in one place.
- Supply & demand
- Production, inventories, and consumption set the structural backdrop for Feeder Cattle prices.
- Positioning
- CFTC managed-money longs and shorts show how speculators are leaning; crowded positioning can precede reversals.
- Curve structure
- Contango or backwardation in the futures curve reflects carry, storage, and near-term tightness.
Frequently asked questions
- When is the CFTC Commitments of Traders report released?
- The CFTC publishes Commitments of Traders data every Friday afternoon, reflecting positions as of the prior Tuesday.
- What does managed money positioning tell me about Feeder Cattle?
- Managed money net positioning shows how hedge funds and CTAs are leaning. Extreme readings can signal crowded trades that are vulnerable to reversal.
- What is the futures forward curve?
- The forward curve plots Feeder Cattle futures prices by delivery month. An upward slope (contango) or downward slope (backwardation) reflects storage, carry, and near-term supply tightness.