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CME Group will launch new beef trim futures contracts to expand risk management in the food supply chain.
Trading for the new contracts is set to begin on July 20, pending regulatory review. The company says beef prices reflect clear trends from ranch to retail.
CME Group ($220.83) remains under clear seller pressure, with the price well below the MA-20 ($249.41), MA-50 ($272.43), and MA-200 ($280.68), signaling bearish trends across all timeframes. The Ichimoku Kijun level on D1 stands at $256.60, firmly above the current price and acting as immediate resistance; near-term support is seen at the HMA ($215.87), with key support at the 52-week low ($218.31), while near-term resistance is at MA-20 ($249.41) and key resistance at the Kijun ($256.60).
Bearish momentum is confirmed by MACD on D1 and ADX (D1 at 37.85, strong downtrend), while RSI (21.19), Stoch RSI (0.00), CCI (–186.18), and BBP (–16.05) all indicate oversold conditions and dominant seller pressure. The Awesome Oscillator on D1 signals further downside. CME has slipped $0.17 (0.08%) since last week’s close of $221.00 and is trading at the very bottom of the weekly range, with weekly volatility standing at 12.06%. The weekly tone is negative, reflecting a steady decline from the week’s high despite a notable 1% rebound in today’s session.
Looking ahead, the coming week’s normalized price range is expected between $215.00 and $228.00, aligning with typical volatility and safely above the 52-week low but far from the year’s high ($329.16). With all weekly indicators (RSI, ADX, MACD, MA-50) showing “Sell” or “Neutral,” there is a very low probability (less than 20%) of a price increase, and further downside remains more likely. Baseline scenario sees CME moving sideways near current lows; a bullish case would require breaking above MA-20 ($249.41), while a move below $215.00 would confirm renewed bearish momentum after testing 52-week support.
Earlier, analysts noted that CME Group was facing persistent bearish pressure, with limited prospects for an imminent rebound. As market conditions continue to evolve, traders should closely monitor for any sustained shifts in momentum that could signal a change in the prevailing downtrend.