The price of cotton candy fell somewhat, by -0.1%, to settle at 57360. This was mostly caused by a slowdown in the demand for milling amid a downturn in the demand for yarn on the international market. Expectations of a better crop in nations like Australia added to the pressure on prices. The drawback was…
Prices for cotton candy fell marginally by -0.07% to settle at 58620, primarily due to a rise in global carryover and a fall in demand. Expectations of higher crop yields in nations like Australia restrained upside possibilities even though the USDA weekly export sales data showed a notable increase in net sales. For the following…
Yesterday’s 0.66% increase in cotton candy prices saw them settle at 57960. The USDA’s weekly export sales report, which revealed strong net sales for the 2023–2024 season, provided some bright news. With 146,100 running bales sold, net sales increased significantly from the previous week by 79% and from the prior four-week average by 64%. For…
Prices for cotton candy decreased significantly by -1.86% yesterday, leveling at 60,120. The main causes of this reduction were the reduced demand worldwide and the expectation of a better harvest in nations such as Australia. For the upcoming season, 2024–2025, the International Cotton Advisory Committee (ICAC) predicted gains in cotton-producing areas, production, consumption, and trade….
The ICAC’s predictions for the 2024–25 season anticipate growth in cotton-producing areas, production, consumption, and trade. This led to a -0.58% decline in cotton candy prices, closing at 61,860. Cotton cultivation is expected to expand by 3% to 32.85 million hectares, yielding 25.22 million tonnes. Consumption is forecasted to increase by 2.9% to 25.37 million…
Cotton candy prices fell by 0.13% to 62000, owing to upward adjustments in production projections by important organizations such as the Cotton Association of India (CAI) and Cotton Corporation of India (CCI). CAI and CCPC upgraded their crop production forecasts for the current season, contributing to enhanced supply projections for natural fiber. Cotton Australia’s increased…
Prices for cotton candy decreased by -0.17%, ending at 57740, as a result of adjustments to production and consumption estimates for the 2023–2024 season worldwide. There will be a 1.3 million bale drop in global consumption as a result of declines in Turkey, Indonesia, India, Pakistan, and Uzbekistan. This resulted in a 2.0 million bale…
The price of cotton candy saw a decrease of -0.66%, ending at 57620. This was driven by an increase in prices abroad as a result of a reduction in unsold inventory and a depreciating US dollar. For the 2023–2024 season, the world cotton market experienced revisions to its consumption forecasts. India, Indonesia, Pakistan, Uzbekistan, and…
Prices for cotton candy showed signs of life, finishing 0.45% higher at 57500 after recently declining due to a predicted decline in global consumption for the 2023–2024 season. The main causes of the decline in consumption are the reduced projections for Turkey, Indonesia, Pakistan, India, and Uzbekistan. In addition, higher beginning stocks, increased output, and…
Due to profit-taking after recent advances, cotton candy saw a small decrease of -0.32%, ultimately finishing at 56240. In order to influence market dynamics, the Cotton Association of India (CAI) kept its pressing forecast for the 2023–24 season at 294.10 lakh bales. The President of CAI said that opening inventories, imports, and market arrivals were…
