Market Analysis
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Cleveland: Bullish Reports, Bearish Responses
Absence of demand for cotton, among other factors, is sending mixed signals to the market.
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Cleveland: Feeling Bearish and Blue
Loss of cotton demand and a looming move of Chinese stocks has even O.A. Cleveland saying, “This hurts.”
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Michael Brooks Named 2015 Marketer of the Year
Following his father’s advice – and a patient approach to marketing – earns Michael Brooks the 2015 Marketer of the…
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Georgia Cotton Growers to Vote on State Market Assessment
Over the next six weeks, Georgia cotton growers will have the opportunity to vote on renewing the $1 bale assessment…
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Shurley on Cotton: Prices Still Low, but Find Stability
After recently threatening the 60-61 cent range, prices now seem to have found a little support and – dare we…
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Cleveland: “Stuck in the Mud” Market Remains Tiresome
This market is stuck in the mud – looking more like just holding a bottom rather than turning around.
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Arkansas Extension Issues New Risk Management Resources
The University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service has developed a series of risk management resources to help growers manage their…
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Cleveland: Market Yawns as It Closely Watches China
Despite a 2.0 million bale reduction in world production and consumption, the market yawned and moved lower, all while watching…
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Shurley on Cotton: Looking Back at 2015 and Ahead to 2016
The New Year has not started off well for cotton. It is concerning, but this recent decline is likely short-term.
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Cleveland: Stagnant Prices and Demand Are Frustrating
The cotton market continues to take it on the chin, as prices go nowhere and demand for cotton remains low.