The USDA’s weekly sales data showed that cotton candy was in strong demand, as evidenced by its 1.32% gain at 58320. In comparison to the previous week, net sales for 2023/2024 increased by 69% to 349,400 running bales, above the four-week average by 37%. Strong demand especially from China and Vietnam helped exports hit a…
As the harvest season went on, worries about demand from China the major consumer caused cotton candy to decline by -1.14%, to settle at 57300. Estimates of increasing imports have been prompted by India’s projected 7.5% reduction in cotton production for 2023–2024, which is mostly due to reduced planted area and weather effects from El…
Cotton candy saw profit booking following recent increases, which caused it to close down 0.14% at 57960. India is predicted to produce 29.5 million bales of cotton in 2023–2024, a 7.5% decrease from previous years due to decreased planted area and the productivity impact of El Nino. From 1.25 million bales in the previous marketing…
Prices for cotton candy dropped somewhat, by -0.27%, to settle at 58,460. This decline was mostly caused by profit bookings after a recent price rise. The decrease coincides with the CAI’s prediction that India’s cotton output for the 2023–2024 season will decrease by 7.5% to 29.5 million bales as a result of reduced planted area…
Profit booking caused cotton candy to drop -0.54% to close at 58,700 after rising in response to the USDA’s October WASDE data. Citing reduced yields in Texas, the research reduced U.S. cotton production for 2023–2024 to 12.8 million bales. Fascinatingly, Brazil is on the verge of surpassing U.S. cotton exports for the first time since…
The cotton market’s recent events show that a variety of factors affect price performance and the dynamics of world output. Due to USDA’s October WASDE report, which decreased U.S. cotton production for 2023–2024 to 12.8 million bales, cotton candy witnessed a 1.07% increase, closing at 58,820. Texas’s lower yields were the main cause of this….
