Group 1 - Cotton prices have increased by 6 to 10 points as of Friday's midday [1] - Crude oil futures rose by $1.79 per barrel, reaching $61.18 [1] - The US dollar index decreased by $0.584, settling at $97.595 [1] Group 2 - USDA Export Sales data indicated that 412,457 RB of cotton were sold in the week ending January 15, marking a marketing year high [1] - Export shipments for the same week totaled 187,776 RB, also a marketing year high [1] Group 3 - The Thursday online auction from The Seam reported sales at 62.43 cents/lb for 16,726 bales [2] - The Cotlook A Index remained unchanged at 74.55 cents on January 22 [2] - ICE certified cotton stocks were stable at 10,422 bales as of January 22 [2] Group 4 - The Adjusted World Price was updated to 50.99 cents/lb, down 18 points from the previous week [2] - March 26 Cotton is priced at 63.98 cents, up 10 points [2] - May 26 Cotton is at 65.56 cents, up 7 points, and July 26 Cotton is at 67.03 cents, up 6 points [2]

Group 1 - Cotton futures are experiencing mixed movements, with contracts fluctuating between a decrease of 9 points and an increase of 5 points in the front months [1] - Crude oil futures have decreased by 7 cents per barrel, currently priced at $58.01 [1] - The US dollar index has risen by $0.138, reaching a value of $97.865 [1] Group 2 - The Seam's online auction reported sales of 23,018 bales on December 29, with an average price of 59.79 cents per pound [2] - The Cotlook A Index increased by 50 points to 74.50 cents on Monday [2] - ICE certified cotton stocks remained steady at 11,600 bales as of December 29 [2] - The Adjusted World Price was updated to 50.02 cents per pound, reflecting a slight increase of 3 points from the previous week [2] - The LDP rate is currently at 1.98 cents [2] Group 3 - As of March 26, cotton prices are as follows: Mar 26 Cotton at 64.26 (down 9 points), May 26 Cotton at 65.66 (up 3 points), and Jul 26 Cotton at 66.88 (up 4 points) [3]

Group 1: Cotton Market Overview - Cotton futures are experiencing gains of 3 to 5 points at midday, with March futures down 3 points [1] - USDA's Export Sales report indicated a total of 153,266 RB of cotton sold in the week ending on December 4, marking a 3-week high for sales but 10.19% lower than the same week last year [1] - Shipments for the same week were recorded at 101,577 RB, which is noted as a marketing year low [1] Group 2: Price and Auction Data - The 12/19 online auction from The Seam reported sales of 18,183 bales at an average price of 59.38 cents/lb [3] - The Cotlook A Index remained steady at 73.30 cents on December 19 [3] - ICE certified cotton stocks were unchanged at 12,396 bales [3] Group 3: Futures Prices - March 26 Cotton is priced at 63.72 cents, down 3 points [3] - May 26 Cotton is priced at 64.87 cents, up 3 points [3] - July 26 Cotton is priced at 65.91 cents, up 5 points [3] Group 4: CFTC Data - CFTC data revealed that managed money reduced their net short positions by 4,774 contracts, bringing the total to 55,013 contracts for the week ending on 12/9 [2]

Group 1: Cotton Market Overview - Cotton prices are experiencing a midweek increase, with contracts rising by 22 to 31 points at midday [1] - The online auction from The Seam reported sales of 5,155 bales at an average price of 61.24 cents per pound [2] - The Cotlook A Index increased by 5 points to 73.90 cents on December 15 [2] Group 2: Cotton Stocks and Prices - ICE certified cotton stocks decreased by 78 bales, bringing the total to 12,396 bales as of December 16 [2] - The Adjusted World Price was updated to 50.39 cents per pound last week, with another update scheduled for Thursday [2] Group 3: Futures Market - March 2026 Cotton is priced at 63.41 cents, up 31 points; May 2026 Cotton is at 64.53 cents, up 27 points; July 2026 Cotton is at 65.6 cents, up 22 points [3]

Group 1 - Cotton futures increased by 10 to 16 points at the close on Monday [1] - Crude oil futures decreased by 79 cents per barrel, settling at $56.65 [1] - The US dollar index fell by $0.093 to $98.300 [1] Group 2 - CFTC data revealed that spec funds raised their net short position by 3,756 contracts, totaling 61,999 contracts as of November 25 [1] - Export Sales data indicated cotton sales of 148,396 RB for the week ending November 20, marking a 3-week low, while shipments rose to 120,825 RB [2] Group 3 - An online auction from The Seam reported sales of 8,516 bales at an average price of 59.57 cents/lb [3] - The Cotlook A Index decreased by 25 points to 73.95 cents on December 12 [3] - ICE certified cotton stocks remained steady at 13,971 bales as of December 11 [3] - The Adjusted World Price was updated to 50.39 cents/lb, down 89 points from the previous week [3] Group 4 - March 26 Cotton closed at 63.94, up 11 points; May 26 Cotton closed at 65.06, up 15 points; July 26 Cotton closed at 66.1, up 16 points [3]

Group 1 - Cotton futures experienced a decline, closing 20 to 25 points lower after failing to maintain overnight gains [1] - Crude oil futures decreased by $1.23 per barrel, settling at $58.85, while the US dollar index rose by $0.107 to reach 99.075 [1] - Export sales data indicated that 292,146 RB of cotton were sold in the week of November 6, marking a marketing year high and a 27.55% increase compared to the same week last year [1] Group 2 - The online auction on December 5 resulted in the sale of 3,670 bales at an average price of 62.51 cents per pound [2] - The Cotlook A Index fell by 50 points to 74.20 cents on Thursday [2] - ICE certified cotton stocks decreased by 1,614 bales, with the current certified stocks level at 13,971 bales [2] Group 3 - The Adjusted World Price was updated to 51.28 cents per pound, reflecting an increase of 51 points from the previous week [2] - March 26 cotton closed at 63.68 cents, down 25 points; May 26 cotton closed at 64.76 cents, down 24 points; July 26 cotton closed at 65.8 cents, down 23 points [2]

Group 1 - Cotton futures have increased by 14 to 34 points at midday, indicating a positive trend in the market [1] - Crude oil futures rose by 23 cents per barrel, reaching $59.30, while the US dollar index decreased by $0.092 to $99.430 [1] - The USDA's Export Sales report revealed that 175,678 RB of cotton were sold in the week of October 16, marking an 11.45% increase from the previous week, with shipments reaching the highest level this marketing year at 159,631 RB [1] Group 2 - The November 26 online auction from The Seam reported the sale of 3,553 bales at an average price of 61.16 cents per pound [2] - The Cotlook A Index increased by 45 points to 74.95 cents on Thursday [2] - ICE certified cotton stocks remained steady at 20,344 bales as of November 26 [2] - The Adjusted World Price was updated to 50.77 cents per pound, reflecting a decrease of 3 points from the previous week [2] - Cotton futures for December 25 are at 62.77 cents, up 34 points; March 26 at 64.73 cents, up 16 points; and May 26 at 65.89 cents, up 14 points [2]

Group 1 - Cotton futures are experiencing gains ranging from 13 to 42 points across most contracts as of midday Friday [1] - Crude oil futures have increased by 50 cents per barrel, reaching $58.56, while the US dollar index has risen by $0.027 to $100.140 [1] - Commitment of Traders data indicates that speculative funds in cotton futures and options have added 11,586 contracts to their net short position, totaling 76,326 contracts as of October 7 [1] Group 2 - The online auction from The Seam on November 20 resulted in the sale of 4,368 bales at an average price of 60.77 cents per pound [2] - The Cotlook A Index remained unchanged at 74.00 cents on November 21 [2] - ICE certified cotton stocks were steady at 20,344 bales [2] - The Adjusted World Price was updated to 50.80 cents per pound, reflecting a decrease of 103 points from the previous week, effective through Thursday [2] - December 25 Cotton is priced at 61.48 cents, up 13 points; March 26 Cotton is at 64.27 cents, up 42 points; May 26 Cotton is at 65.46 cents, up 39 points [2]

Group 1 - Cotton futures are experiencing slight gains, with December futures down 35 points [1] - Crude oil futures decreased by $0.26 per barrel to $58.99, while the US dollar index increased by $0.009 to $100.160 [1] - Export Sales data indicated 198,985 RB in cotton export business for the week of October 2, marking the third largest for the marketing year, with export shipments reaching a marketing year high of 157,757 RB [1] Group 2 - Managed money increased their net short position by 2,736 contracts as of September 30, holding a total net short of 64,740 contracts [2] Group 3 - The November 19 online auction from The Seam sold 5,724 bales at an average price of 58.96 cents per pound [3] - The Cotlook A Index rose by 35 points to 74.65 cents on November 19, while ICE certified cotton stocks remained steady at 20,344 bales [3] - The Adjusted World Price is currently at 51.83 cents per pound, with updates expected later [3] - December 25 Cotton is priced at 61.95 cents, down 35 points; March 26 Cotton is at 63.82 cents, up 4 points; May 26 Cotton is at 65.05 cents, up 2 points [3]

Group 1: Cotton Market Overview - Cotton futures exhibited mixed performance on Monday, with contracts fluctuating between a decrease of 3 points and an increase of 8 points [1] - The Thursday online auction from The Seam reported the sale of 416 bales at an average price of 63.51 cents per pound [2] - The Cotlook A Index decreased by 25 points to 74.70 cents on November 14 [2] Group 2: Price and Stock Information - ICE certified cotton stocks remained unchanged at 19,244 bales as of November 14 [2] - The Adjusted World Price was reported at 51.83 cents per pound, valid through the following Thursday [2] - Closing prices for cotton futures on December 25 were 62.46 cents (down 3 points), March 26 at 64.21 cents (up 8 points), and May 26 at 65.37 cents (up 2 points) [3]