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Cleveland on Cotton: Mother Nature Played the Rain Card
After challenging contract price highs during the week, a combination of overbought conditions, coupled with more showers across Texas and the Southwest, trumped the market’s push to higher ground and […]
Cleveland on Cotton: Juice is Flowing – Look at Pricing 2019, 2020 Production
The juice continued to flow into the cotton market as new contract highs and new high closes were made during the week. Too, it was very satisfying to the bulls […]
Cleveland on Cotton: Plant More Cotton – Demand is Ongoing
Fittingly the circus midway has come to the cotton market, “round and round and round she goes, where she stops no one knows.” It’s a catchy theme and one that […]
Cleveland on Cotton: ‘All appears to be bullish…and therein lies the problem.’
Cotton bulls are roaming the globe as Chinese, Indian and U.S. cotton stocks continue to decline. With stocks falling in the 3 major producing countries, world stocks are working their […]
Cleveland on Cotton: Bullet Train Was Riding High This Week
Cotton prices took a ride on the bullet train this week as new crop futures made life of contract highs in all active months. Granted, most are focused on the […]
Cleveland on Cotton: Seemingly Bullish USDA Report Turns Sour
The cotton market had a rough and tumble week as a seemingly bullish supply demand report turned sour. Prices dipped on the week in spite of increased exports forecast by […]
Cleveland on Cotton: Expect 2017 Crop to Sell Out; Export Sales Racing into 2019
Prices held at the upper end of the trading range most of the week and for the first time in several weeks the market traded a very narrow range. The […]
Cleveland on Cotton: Mills Struggle to Meet Demand; Price on a 90 Cent Path
Cotton prices continue to follow the surge in exports that is being driven by worldwide demand for cotton and particularly the strong demand for U.S. cotton. U.S. high grades have […]
Cleveland on Cotton: Southwest Rain Factor; Universities Continue Polyester Pollution
Cotton trading turned a bit puny all week as the May futures contract moved closer to expiry and the July contract prepared to become the spot month. Open interest in […]
Cleveland on Cotton: World Demand Brings Higher Prices; Drought Watch – DTN
Cotton posted gains on the week as the old crop May and July futures contracts traded within the 82.5-84.5 cent range and closed above 83 cents. May was impressive […]
