Beef futures rebound as tight cattle supplies support - CME Hog futures edge up, pork cutout values slip16 September 2025 16 September 2025 2 minute read 2 minute read By: By: Global Ag Media North AmericaChicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) live cattle futures rose on Monday, bouncing back from Friday's sell-off as bargain-buying and tight US cattle supplies supported the market, reported Reuters. CME October live cattle futures settled up 4.625 cents on Monday at 234.600 cents per pound, staying above Friday's one-month low of 228.800 cents. December live cattle ended up 4.350 cents at 236.275 cents. Cattle futures had dipped on Friday on expectations that US Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins might announce a re-opening of the border with Mexico for cattle imports, brokers said. The ongoing border closure has contributed to tight cattle supplies and high US beef prices.