News Update
AW ICE Cotton Futures: Closed Weak in Lacklustre Trade
ICE Cotton Futures: Closed Weak in Lacklustre Trade
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AW Sugar Spot Prices Firmed Up on Higher Support Prices
Sugar Spot Prices Firmed Up on Higher Support Prices
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AW NCDEX Kapas Futures Soared; Hit Fresh High on Strong Buying
NCDEX Kapas Futures Soared; Hit Fresh High on Strong Buying
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AW Cotlook Cotton Indexes: Unchanged on Wednesday
Cotlook Cotton Indexes: Unchanged on Wednesday
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AW Pakistan: Cotton Prices Remained Firm
Pakistan: Cotton Prices Remained Firm
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AW Punjab: Cotton Farmers Fetching Good Prices
Punjab: Cotton Farmers Fetching Good Prices
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AW Govt Likely to Hike Levy Prices for Sugar in 2009-10
Govt Likely to Hike Levy Prices for Sugar in 2009-10
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AW Govt Approaching Sugar Importers to Clear Port Stocks
Govt Approaching Sugar Importers to Clear Port Stocks
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AW Govt Fixes New State-Set Prices for Sugarcane and Rice
Govt Fixes New State-Set Prices for Sugarcane and Rice
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AW ICE Cotton Futures: Dipped on Strong US Dollar
ICE Cotton Futures: Dipped on Strong US Dollar
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AW ICE Cotton Futures: Closed Weak in Lacklustre Trade
 
ICE cotton futures closed down on Wednesday amidst lacklustre trading activity where the most-active December contract trade in a sideways pattern.

December cotton slid 17 points at 66.88 cents per pound and traded in the range of 66.13-67.25 cents while the March contract lost 3 points at 69.73 cents. A firm dollar weighed on the commodity complex.

The current harvest for cotton is well behind the 10-year average and lending some underlying support to prices, Cruel said most of that news has already been priced into the market. All eyes will be on the weather conditions in the U.S. cotton belt to see when the rain will dry up and allow the harvest to continue. About 80% of cotton is awaiting harvest.