The price of cotton candy increased by 0.85% to reach 56,960, driven by strong demand from Bangladesh and Vietnam for Indian cotton, despite worries over slowing milling demand and weakening yarn demand worldwide. Still, hopes for a stronger crop in places like Australia limited the positive. The ICAC (International Cotton Advisory Committee) has forecasted growth…
Prices for cotton candy saw a little decrease of -0.03% yesterday, ending at 57580. This was mostly due to expectations of higher agricultural harvests, especially in nations like Australia. With the growth in cotton-producing areas, production, consumption, and commerce, the International Cotton Advisory Committee (ICAC) predicted a favorable cotton season for 2024–2025. Specifically, the ICAC…
The International Cotton Advisory Committee’s (ICAC) forecasts for the upcoming 2024–25 season caused a minor decline in cotton prices, which looks to have been reversed by short covering. Cotton candy prices are now up 0.13% to 61660. Global cotton output, commerce, consumption, and area are all expected to rise in the next years. The market…
Prices for cotton candy, which had previously been supported by variables impacting India’s cotton production, were at a halt at 57340 due to profit booking. According to projections, less planted acreage and the effects of El Nino weather will cause India’s cotton production to drop by 7.5% to 29.5 million bales in 2023–2024. According to…
The cotton crop for the 2022–23 season (October–September) is predicted to be a low of 313 lakh bales (each weighing 170 kg), down from the earlier expectation of 321.50 lakh bales, driven by a decline in production in the cotton-growing states of Telangana and Maharashtra. 307 lakh bales of cotton were thought to have been…
