Today
-0.53%
5 Days
+0.01%
1 Month
-2.89%
6 Months
-12.15%
Year to Date
+6.70%
1 Year
+3.56%
Opening Price
78.540Previous Closing Price
78.750• Cotton futures rose due to physical buying, mill fixation, and strong Asian import demand. • Weaker U.S. dollar, crude oil prices, and tight spot markets supported prices. • Speculative short-covering and technical indicators like Williams %R influenced the market recovery.
• Cotton futures declined due to accelerating harvest activity across the U.S. Cotton Belt. • International demand remained weak amid strong global competition and muted foreign buying. • Institutional fund liquidation and a firmer U.S. dollar amplified the price decline.
• Cotton futures advanced due to severe weather challenges in the Southwestern United States. • Global ending stock projections reached multi-year lows as mill consumption exceeds production. • Oversold technical indicators and institutional short-covering accelerated the upward price momentum.
• Cotton futures pulled back due to speculative long liquidation and profit-taking. • A stronger US dollar and seasonal supply pressures contributed to losses. • Technical indicators show a MACD buy signal alongside neutral momentum.