Mcx cotton

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Indian market cotton arrival till 14 December 2021 was 106 lakh bales, this year the arrival till 14 December 2022 is 58 lakh bales, so you can imagine the fall in production, definitely after next wasde report it will cross 35000, world cotton production will be reduced atleast 1 million bales from india in next wasde report and it will continue to fall in every upcoming report so it will go up and if some demand rises from china it will cross 40000 within a month Indian market cotton arrival till 14 December 2021 was 106 lakh bales, this year the arrival till 14 December 2022 is 58 lakh bales, so you can imagine the fall in production, definitely after next wasde report it will cross 95, world cotton production will be reduced atleast 1 million bales from india in next wasde report and it will continue to fall in every upcoming report so it will go up and if some demand rises from china it will cross 100 within a month

Name Price % Unit Date 0.81 0.63 USD per lb. 6/16/23 12:54 AM 4.09 0.86 USD per Bushel 6/16/23 12:50 AM 344.00 1.47 USD per 1.000 board feet 5/15/23 01:04 PM 1.87 2.01 USD per lb. 6/15/23 01:30 PM 2,604.00 2.76 GBP per Ton 6/15/23 11:55 AM 1.77 0.08 USD per lb. 6/15/23 02:05 PM 0.92 5.42 USD per lb. 6/15/23 02:05 PM 6.27 0.60 USD per Bushel 6/16/23 12:53 AM 2.34 -0.78 USD per lb. 6/15/23 02:05 PM 14.94 0.00 USD per cwt.sh. 6/16/23 12:15 AM 2.65 -5.29 USD per lb. 5/9/23 01:03 PM 3,519.00 1.18 MYR per Ton 6/14/23 11:59 PM 445.00 1.83 EUR per Ton 6/15/23 12:30 PM 17.65 -0.31 USD per cwt. 6/15/23 09:17 PM 394.50 0.36 USD per Ton 6/16/23 12:54 AM 14.35 0.46 USD per Bushel 6/16/23 12:53 AM 0.59 0.79 USD per lb. 6/16/23 12:54 AM 235.25 0.97 EUR per Ton 6/15/23 12:30 PM 0.26 0.78 USD per lb. 6/15/23 01:00 PM Cotton is a natural fibre and is the world’s most important textile raw material. Cotton is named after the seeds of the cotton plant, around which the fibre grows in balls. Cotton has been used to manufacture textiles in Asia since 3,000 B.C. via India, China and Byzantium cotton finally made its way to Western Europe, but it was not until the 14th century that cotton was processed for the first time in Germany by the Fugger family of merchants in Augsburg. (read more) Clothing made from cotton was not produced on a large scale in Germany until the mechanisation of the textile industry in the 19th century, however. Today the fibre is still the most important raw material used...

Cotton futures trading, which was suspended by the Multi Commodity Exchange of India for the last five months, will resume from Monday. The cotton futures was suspended to redesign it to align with domestic markets. Cotton futures for delivery in April, June and August will be available for trading. Experts of the cotton market estimate that after the reintroduction of cotton futures, the cotton market can also get support.

"Cotton is a commodity traded by investor on two stock exchanges. Cotton no. 2 is traded as futures contracts on the New York Board of Trade, and delivered in March, May, July, October, and December every year. It is traded under the CT symbol. This page offers detailed financial information on US Cotton #2; live price charts, forecasts, technical analysis, news, opinions, reports and discussions."

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After the government on Wednesday raised the minimum support price (MSP) for the commodity for the 2023–24 marketing season by over 9% year-over-year, cotton prices, which have dropped by over 25% in the last eight months, are anticipated to stabilise. There was a shortage of cotton on the market as a result of the disturbance caused by cotton farmers who were hanging onto their crop in anticipation of higher prices as a result of the price decline. Cotton costs are at Rs 7,200 per quintal, down from a peak of Rs 10,000 in October. According to industry analysts, farmers may choose to wait until the following season to sell at the new MSP of Rs 7,020/quintal if the price decline persists. “The rise in cotton’s MSP will also aid to cap the downward trend in cotton prices,” said BS Rajpal, a veteran cotton ginner from Maharashtra, which has the highest area under cotton in the country. “Instead of selling cotton at lower rates. Sharma added, “However, anticipating higher production in cotton for marketing year 2023-24, if mandi prices witness a decline, this higher MSP will bode well for farmer income in Maharashtra, Telangana and Gujarat, which are key cotton-producing states.”