JBS (JBS) Executive says with Brazil reaching its quota for beef exports to China, cattle prices may decrease and favour sales in the domestic market

The statement from JBS indicates that with Brazil hitting its quota for beef exports to China, we may see a downward pressure on cattle prices, which could shift sales focus back to the domestic market.

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This could signal an increase in supply domestically, potentially affecting pricing dynamics in both the local and global markets, particularly for related agricultural commodities.

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