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Brazilian Cotton Prices Climb Despite Ongoing Harvesting

Aug 21, 2015

In the first fortnight of August, cotton prices kept on rising in the Brazilian market, pushed up by the low domestic supply and although harvesting season has begun. According to a CEPEA report, sellers pulled back and held on to good ...

Tags: cotton prices, cotton

USDA Projected The 2015/16 Global Cotton Crop at 111.3 Million Bales

May 25, 2015

USDA said it has initially projected the 2015/16 global cotton crop at 111.3 million bales, 7 per cent or 8 million bales below the 2014/15 estimate. In a report, USDA said area reductions in many countries are expected to account for ...

Tags: Cotton Crop, cotton

Global Cotton Output decreases in 2014/15

Apr 23, 2015

As per the latest report of the USDA, global 2014/15 cotton production is projected at 119.2 million bales, 1 per cent below last season. China and India account for half of the world crop, each contributing an estimated 30 million ...

Tags: Cotton Output, Textile

Most Companies to Refrain From Closing New Cotton Trades Due to Christmas Vacation

Dec 24, 2014

According to CEPEA/ESALQ, most companies continue to refrain from closing new cotton trades due to the nearness of Christmas vacation. Only a few players are operating in this end-of-the-year period in the Brazilian cotton market, it ...

Tags: Christmas vacation, cotton market, Textile

Following The First Pepro Auction ,Brazilian Cotton Market Are Acting Carefully

Oct 9, 2014

Following the first Pepro (Equalization Premium Paid to the Producer and/or Cooperative) auction which took place on September 25, stakeholders in the Brazilian cotton market are acting carefully in signing new trades. Brazilian cotton ...

Tags: Brazilian Cotton, Cautious, Textile

World Cotton Stocks Are Expected to Rise for The Fifth Consecutive Season

Jun 24, 2014

The latest U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) projections for 2014/15 indicate that world cotton stocks are expected to rise for the fifth consecutive season. Global ending stocks are now projected at a record 102.7 million bales for ...

Tags: Cotton, Cotton Stocks

World Cotton Trade in 2014/15 Is Forecast to Reach Only 36.3 Million Bales

May 28, 2014

World cotton trade in 2014/15 is forecast to reach only 36.3 million bales, 10 percent below the previous season and the lowest since 2010/11. While imports by China have supported cotton trade over the last several seasons, expectations ...

Tags: Cotton Trade, Cotton

World Cotton Trade Is Forecast at 39.6 Million Bales for 2013/14, Decreased 15%

Apr 21, 2014

World cotton trade is forecast at 39.6 million bales for 2013/14, 15 percent below the previous season. Over the last 2 years, imports by China have driven the trade as China imported more than 20 million bales in both the 2011 and 2012 ...

Tags: cotton, import demand

World Cotton Trades in The 2013/14 Season Is as Challenging as It Was in The 2012/13

Jan 21, 2014

World cotton trades in the 2013/14 season may be as challenging as it was in the 2012/13. The scenario is a reaction coming from the international demand, except for China, decreases of the worldwide supply, record ending stocks and ...

Tags: Cotton Trade, Textile

Bremen Cotton Market was Recorded Only Small Price Fluctuations

Jan 17, 2014

Since the reported week recorded only small price fluctuations, the quotations could be called close-to-unchanged firm as before. Following the company holidays of the week before last and the fair “Heimtextil” during last ...

Tags: close-to-unchanged firm, Heimtextil, cotton, fluctuation

Texas A&M Agrilife Extension Service Provided 2014 Projections for Commodities Produced

Dec 24, 2013

Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service economists recently provided 2014 projections for major commodities produced in Texas, with many pointing to past drought conditions as a key factor in making or breaking a crop. The Plains region of ...

Tags: Agriculture, Food

Textile Mills Turn to Buy Cheaper Indian Cotton Yarn to Cut Costs

Dec 10, 2013

Textile mills turn to buy cheaper Indian cotton yarn to cut costs Affected by adverse weather, a reduced planting area and lower Indian cotton prices, China's cotton output is expected to drop sharply this year compared with 2012, which ...

Tags: Textile, Cotton

USDA Estimates for 2013/14 Project World Cotton Stocks to Reach a New Record

Aug 19, 2013

The latest U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) estimates for 2013/14 project world cotton stocks to reach a new record at 93.8 million bales, 7.4 million bales above the previous season. Stocks this season are expected to rise for the ...

Tags: World Cotton Stocks

to Determine World Cotton Prices ,China Tighten Monetary Policy -ICAC

Jul 3, 2013

The Cotlook A Index rose to 96.65 cents per pound around mid-June 2013 before receding to the low 90s cents level towards the end of the month. On June 12th, the USDA increased 2012/13 U.S. export estimate to 3 million tons due to ...

Tags: Chinese Policy, World Cotton PricesWorld Cotton Prices

USDA:2013/14 Global Cotton Consumption Rise

Jun 21, 2013

World 2013/14 cotton mill use is forecast at 110.2 million bales, up 2 percent from a year earlier. India and Pakistan are forecast to consume 23.3 million bales and 12.0 million bales, respectively, in 2013/14, an increase of 2 percent and ...

Tags: Cotton Consumption, Textile

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