Cotton Rebounds on Short Covering, Higher Output Estimate

Cottoncandy prices rebounded by 1.82% to 55,950, driven by short covering after recent declines. The Cotton Association of India (CAI) raised India’s 2024-25 production forecast to 291.35 lakh bales, citing better output in Odisha. However, CAI lowered its cotton consumption estimate and export forecast, signaling weaker domestic and overseas demand. India’s cotton exports are expected…

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Cotton Increases as CAI Reduces Lower Yield Output Estimate to 301.75 Lakh Bales

Cotton candy prices rose by 0.09% to ₹54,420 in January 2025, despite lower production estimates for the 2024-25 season. The Cotton Association of India projected total cotton output at 301.75 lakh bales, a decline from 327.45 lakh bales in the previous season. However, the quality of cotton remains strong. As of January 2025, the total…

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Cotton increased because it is anticipated that CCI will purchase over 100 lakh bales of cotton at MSP

Cotton candy prices rose by 0.5% to ₹54,100 due to expectations that the Cotton Corporation of India will procure over 100 lakh bales at the Minimum Support Price. The Cotton Association of India revised its crop projections for the 2024-25 season by 2 lakh bales, bringing the total output to 304.25 lakh bales. Domestic consumption…

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Cotton increased as traders struggled with worries over short-term supply shortages

As traders struggled with worries about short-term supply shortages, cotton prices, depicted as Cotton Candy, finished up 0.25% at 57000. The certified cotton stocks, deliverable against the contract, have decreased from their previous peak on December 1st to 6,325 bales on December 5th, indicating a tightening supply scenario. The International Cotton Advisory Committee (ICAC) predicts…

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The Textiles Ministry requires certification to guarantee the industry receives high-quality cotton supplies

The mandatory certification of cotton bales under the Quality Control Order (QCO) has been approved by the Center, and the Ministry of Textiles expects this would increase the supply of high-quality cotton to the textile industry.According to officials, the requirement that cotton bales supplied in India have Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) certification is intended…

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