Cotton futures are trading mostly lower on Friday, with contracts down 45 to 50 points at midday. October is an exception, up 2 points on thin trade. Crude oil futures are 53 cents/barrel lower. The US dollar index was higher, up $0.401 to $97.525.
As we near the end of the marketing year, total Export Sales commitments are 11.768 million RB, which is 107% of USDA’s expected number and behind the average 116% pace. Actual shipments have totaled 10.778 million RB, which is 98% of that number and beating the 95% average pace.
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The Seam showed sales of 801 bales on Thursday, with an average price of 62.77 cents/lb. The Cotlook A Index was unchanged at 78.70 cents on July 24. ICE cotton stocks were down 18 bales on decertification on 7/24, with the certified stocks level at 21,617 bales. USDA’s Adjusted World Price (AWP) was up 23 points on Thursday at 54.95 cents/lb.
Oct 25 Cotton is at 67.36, up 2 points,
Dec 25 Cotton is at 68.25, down 46 points,
Mar 26 Cotton is at 69.67, down 46 points
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