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The EYCI has experienced a substantial fall in prices, whereas the WYCI is reaching new highs.
The WYCI is sitting at a high for 2022, whereas the EYCI is beginning to soften.
Delay in lambs hitting the market in January due to COVID has meant a spike in slaughter.
The EYCI has hit a record high this week on the back of increased restocker demand.
The first week of 2022 started well for most sheep and cattle price indicators.
The EYCI had a slight fall last week as yardings rose, breaking the unchartered territory streak.
The current lamb market is performing stronger than expected in 2021 and is backed by supply.
Increased restocker intent has driven sheep slaughter to record lows.
