Market Analysis
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Nobel Laureate Sees No Recession in Sight
A Nobel laureate in economics says that the current global economic situation is good and getting better, with no recession…
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USDA: Possible Danger Zone for Ending Stocks?
USDA’s latest forecast shows that 2019-20 U.S. ending stocks could push above 6.3 million bales – a dangerously high level.
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Lethargic Prices Have the Market on Edge
Cotton prices broke out of its principally lethargic 73 to 75 cent trading range…but unfortunately, to the downside.
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Shurley: “The 2019 State of Cotton” at the Farm Level
Dr. Don Shurley says 2019 will shape up to be an important and pivotal year for many farms and cotton…
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Cotton Council International Elects Officers for 2019
Hank Reichle, a cooperative official from Greenwood, MS, will serve as president of Cotton Council International for 2019.
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Gaining the Upper Hand Over Polyester
Cotton has a major environmental advantage over polyester – and needs to spread that message.
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U.S./China Trade Tensions Creating Economic Uncertainty for Cotton
National Cotton Council economists say a few key factors will shape the U.S. cotton industry’s 2019 economic outlook.
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NCC Survey: 14.5 Million Acres of Cotton in 2019
According to the National Cotton Council’s Annual Early Season Planting Intentions Survey, U.S. cotton producers intend to plant 14.5 million…
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Report Pulls Some of the Drama Out of Cotton’s Numbers
Although trading volume has been healthy, cotton prices continue trapped in a very narrow trading range.
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Cotton Highlights from February WASDE Report
As USDA resumes its reporting, the February WASDE shows production, mill use and ending stocks in the U.S. are lower,…