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International Cotton Prices May Remain Stable in 2015/16
Jul 6, 2015International cotton prices may remain stable in 2015/16, though this will depend in part on changes in world cotton stocks. “In 2014/15, world ending stocks are forecast up 9 per cent to 21.9 million tons, reflecting a stock-to-use ...
Tags: International cotton price, ICAC
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Cotton Prices Will Remain Range-Bound During Cotton Year 2016
Jun 25, 2015Cotton prices will remain range-bound during cotton year 2016 even if domestic production declines by 10 to 15 per cent, according to ICRA, an independent and professional investment information and credit rating agency. In a report ...
Tags: Cotton Prices, Cotton
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US Cotton Production Is Forecast at 14.5 Million Bales
May 22, 2015According to USDA’s initial projection for the 2015 crop, US cotton production is forecast at 14.5 million bales, 11 per cent below the final 2014 crop estimate. Based on the prospective plantings report, 2015 cotton area is ...
Tags: cotton demand, cotton
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Excess Cotton Stocks Held Outside China Likely to Keep International Cotton Prices Down
May 5, 2015According to the International Cotton Advisory Committee (ICAC), excess cotton stocks held outside China are likely to keep international cotton prices down in 2015-16. Stocks outside China are projected to surge 26 per cent to 9.4 ...
Tags: Cotton Price, Textile
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Competing Crops Price
Apr 7, 2015In the first two months of 2015, prices of competing crops like wheat, maize, and soybean all declined while cotton prices held steady. “The recent gain in cotton price has made sowing of the white gold attractive and may mitigate ...
Tags: ICAC, world average yield, Textile
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ICAC Anticipates That a World Production Surplus of 1.7 Million Tons Is Still Expected
Jan 7, 2015The International Cotton Advisory Committee (ICAC) anticipates that, despite expected growth in cotton consumption this season, a world production surplus of 1.7 million tons is still expected. This, according to ICAC, will bring 2014/15 ...
Tags: cotton consumption, Textile
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for The Whole of 2013, Brazilian Cotton Prices Upped 33.8%
Jan 8, 2014Cotton prices soared in 2013. This scenario is a result of the decrease of the planted area and the return of domestic demand and exports. In four months alone (May, June, September and November) quotes moved down, considering monthly ...
Tags: Cotton Prices, Textile
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The Program Provides a Tool for Producers to Check The Changing Scenarios
Dec 27, 2013The program uses the direct costs and yields from the 2014 projected crop budgets for nine regions of North Dakota. The program provides a tool for producers to check the changing scenarios until final planting decisions are made this ...
Tags: North Dakota, Crop Compare program, compare cropping alternatives, NDSU
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Cotlook A Index Fluctuated Around an Average of 83 Cents Per Pound
Feb 4, 2013The Secretariat noted last month, that just as in a Sherlock Holmes novel where the telling clue is the dog that did not bark, the key to understanding the cotton market was in recognizing what was not happening. Among other things, cotton ...
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Global Cotton Consumption Is Rebound Marginally in 2012-13
Dec 27, 2012The latest U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) cotton forecast for 2012/13 indicates that global cotton consumption is expected to rise 3 percent from last season’s 8-year low as the global economy experiences a slow recovery. This ...
Tags: Global cotton, cotton, cotton consumption, cotton spinner
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Global 2012/13 Cotton Production Is Forecast to Decline 6 Percent From The Previous Year
Dec 18, 2012According to U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) October Crop Production report global 2012/13 cotton production is forecast to decline 6 percent from the previous year to 116.3 million bales as the rising prices of competing crops and ...
Tags: USDA, report, cotton production, decline, competing crops
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The Price Indices Dropped Considerably for a Short Term Inspired by The Higher Production
Oct 18, 2012Bremen CIF Index reports that the price indices dropped considerably for a short term inspired by the higher production and stock estimates of the latest USDA-report; yet they rebounded surprisingly fast again. On average prices remained on ...
Tags: Bremen CIF Index, pima, cotton, textile