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Cotton Prices Go Limit Up Following August USDA Reports

Hours after USDA released its August production and world supply/demand reports, cotton prices jumped from their lowest point in years to go limit up. The question – will prices hold?

The roller coaster ride continues.

Hours after USDA released its recent production and world/supply demand reports on August 12, cotton prices jumped from their lowest point in years (61.20 cents/lb) to go limit up to 64.82 cents per pound.

The reports downgraded total U.S. acres for 2015 to 8.9 million and lowered the production forecast to 13.08 million bales – a drop of nearly 20 percent. Anticipated harvested acres also decreased, as did expected average yield.

Production estimates were also down for both China and India.

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