Market Analysis
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NCC: India’s Actions Impede World Cotton Trade
The National Cotton Council says India’s cotton subsidies coupled with its failure to notify the World Trade Organization (WTO) of…
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Bloomberg Survey: U.S. Cotton Exports Will Surge Past USDA Forecast
By Shruti Date Singh Bloomberg U.S. cotton exports may top a government estimate on surging sales to mills in the…
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USDA Planting Intentions: 8.81 Million Acres
All cotton plantings for 2009 are expected to total 8.81 million acres, 7% below last year and the lowest since…
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AQSIQ Inspections: Unnecessary and Harmful
The coming March / April issue of Cotton International magazine focuses primarily on leveling the playing field in the world…
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First Half of 2007 Sees Lower Prices, Fewer Imports
According to the National Cotton Market Monitoring System (NCMMS), seed cotton sales progress reached 95.53% as of April 25, down…
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Q&A with Monica Forti – Director of International Trading at The Seam
Could you describe your position at The Seam? My responsibility is to direct the international trading. Our International Marketplace includes…
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Bangladesh Positioned to Import Record Highs in 2007
Last year’s weather was not favorable for cotton production in Bangladesh, so growth was small, but farmers got a good…
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Will Premiums Drive Up Pima Acreage?
With a premium price approaching $1.50 per pound, could there be a rebound in Pima production in the West for…
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Pakistani Mills Look For The Competitive Edge
Pakistan’s cotton and textile industries have adapted to changes in the global cotton trading environment during recent years by investing…
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Acreage Takes Another Hit
While discussing potential 2009 cotton acreage a while back, someone remarked that they would be happy with an acreage figure…