Cotton Prices
Cotton Prices Surging to 4-Year High (Mid-Week Update)
27 February 2008 -Cotton prices further surged in the last two days on the international market. New York prices rose to a 4-1/4-year high. With this sharp increase being transmitted to physical markets, the "A Index" broke the 80-cent symbolic level, as reflected by our price tables. Demand is falling, as spinners are unable raising their yarn prices accordingly. Full Report... Sample Report...
Cotton Prices Sharply Rose in New York (Weekly Report)
25 February 2008 - Cotton prices dramatically rose last week in New York with the nearby contract gaining nearly 10%. A new surge in other commodity prices is driving speculative interest in relatively lower-priced cotton. Demand from spinners remains weak on the international market. Cotton prices could further increase in the near term, however, as the market could not to escape the global rise in inflation this year. Full Report... Sample Report...
Cotton Market Shaken by Strong Volatility (Weekly Report)
18 February 2008 - Cotton prices last Thursday rallied in New York partly due to a new surge in grain prices. Demand from spinners may be negatively affected by the new rebound after slightly recovering at the start of the week, in line with lower prices. New York futures may also be stimulated by stronger demand for US cotton, as Indian prices now look less competitive on the international market. Full Report... Sample Report...
Cotton Prices Surging to 4-Year High (Mid-Week Update)
27 February 2008 -Cotton prices further surged in the last two days on the international market. New York prices rose to a 4-1/4-year high. With this sharp increase being transmitted to physical markets, the "A Index" broke the 80-cent symbolic level, as reflected by our price tables. Demand is falling, as spinners are unable raising their yarn prices accordingly. Full Report... Sample Report...
Cotton Prices Sharply Rose in New York (Weekly Report)
25 February 2008 - Cotton prices dramatically rose last week in New York with the nearby contract gaining nearly 10%. A new surge in other commodity prices is driving speculative interest in relatively lower-priced cotton. Demand from spinners remains weak on the international market. Cotton prices could further increase in the near term, however, as the market could not to escape the global rise in inflation this year. Full Report... Sample Report...
Cotton Market Shaken by Strong Volatility (Weekly Report)
18 February 2008 - Cotton prices last Thursday rallied in New York partly due to a new surge in grain prices. Demand from spinners may be negatively affected by the new rebound after slightly recovering at the start of the week, in line with lower prices. New York futures may also be stimulated by stronger demand for US cotton, as Indian prices now look less competitive on the international market. Full Report... Sample Report...