ANALYSIS: November Seasonality—US Domestic Boneless Beef vs. Imported Beef
Across the ten Novembers from 2016 through 2025, domestic lean stopped falling without recovering while imported lean did the moving. The autumn decline documented in the companion studies was concentrated in September and October; by November domestic 90s were flat and imported Aust/NZ had risen in seven years out of ten.
Columns three to seven are the within-month path (first to last business day of November). Columns eight to twelve are month-over-month (October average against November average). Throughout this report the four series are referred to...
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