Cotton

Cotton prices remain trapped in a narrow trading range despite consistent export sales, as demand shows no signs of improvement, according to an analysis published by Cotton Grower. Dr. O.A. Cleveland of Cotton Grower highlights the current market dynamics, where low prices have encouraged export sales of all cotton

Prices for US Upland cotton experienced a downward trend, with the adjusted world price falling to 61.33 cents per pound for the week ending May 2, 2024, according to the latest report from the USDA's Cotton and Tobacco Program. This marks a continuous decline from the 72.

Cotton futures experienced a modest rebound the past week, with the July contract gaining 47 points to settle at 81.08 cents per pound, according to the latest report by Plains Cotton Cooperative Association (PCCA). The report highlights the recent uptick in certificated stocks, reaching 178,147 bales, indicating increased

Cotton futures saw another week of decline, with December contracts reaching a low of 77.26 cents per pound, according to Cotton Grower. While the July contract remained above 80 cents, the overall market trend points towards weakness. "The cotton on-call statistics fail to support any bullish attitude for

Export sales of U.S. upland cotton saw a significant boost for the week through April 11, with net sales reaching 146,100 running bales (RB), according to the weekly data released by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. This represents a 79% increase from the previous week and a