Cotton futures surged over 3 percent on Tuesday, buoyed by technical buying as the market broke through the 70-cent level for the first time in over a month amid concerns that rain may delay crop harvest in top producer China. "Cotton has had a hard time breaking through 70 cents per pound level but once it did, I think it attracted new buying," said Jordan Lea, chairman and co-owner of Eastern Trading in Greenville, South Carolina. Talks of a delay in crop harvest in China and the completion

Textile Raw Material Price 2016-09-20 Item Price Unit Fluctuation Date Crude Oil WTI 43.3 USD/Barrel 0.63% 2016-09-20 Crude Oil Brent 45.95 USD/Barrel 0.39% 2016-09-20 PX 793 USD/Ton 0.63% 2016-09-20 PTA Buy 4600 RMB/Ton 0.55% 2016-09-20 PTA Sell 608 USD/Ton 0.5% 2016-09-20 MEG Buy 5250 RMB/Ton 0.19% 2016-09-20 MEG Sell 628 USD/Ton 0% 2016-09-20 CPL Buy

Cotton futures rose nearly two percent on Monday, marking their biggest one-day percentage gain in two weeks, as concerns that rain may hurt the new crop prompted buying in India and China. Prices for pipeline stocks in India and China have risen due to rain, which has delayed the arrival of new crops, said Peter Egli, director of risk management at British merchant Plexus Cotton. "People get nervous and pay up for nearby supplies." The December cotton contract on ICE Futures US settled up 1.

Textile Raw Material Price 2016-09-18 Item Price Unit Fluctuation Date Crude Oil WTI 43.03 USD/Barrel -7.04% 2016-09-18 Crude Oil Brent 788 USD/Barrel 0% 2016-09-18 PX 45.77 USD/Ton -5.28% 2016-09-18 PTA Buy 4575 RMB/Ton 0% 2016-09-18 PTA Sell 605 USD/Ton 0% 2016-09-18 MEG Buy 5240 RMB/Ton -0.76% 2016-09-18 MEG Sell 628 USD/Ton 0% 2016-09-18 CPL Buy 1135

Cotton futures fell on Friday, registering their biggest weekly decline in four weeks, as fears of crop damage due to storms that lashed portions of top producers the United States and China faded amid a stronger dollar. Typhoon Meranti had largely dissipated by Friday afternoon, a day after making landfall near the Chinese port city of Xiamen, in Fujian province, while tropical storm Julia was now offshore the southeast coast of the United States after dumping rains along the Florida and Georgi

Textile Raw Material Price 2016-09-18 Item Price Unit Fluctuation Date Crude Oil WTI 46.29 USD/Barrel 0% 2016-09-18 Crude Oil Brent 788 USD/Barrel -2.6% 2016-09-18 PX 48.32 USD/Ton 0% 2016-09-18 PTA Buy 4575 RMB/Ton -0.44% 2016-09-18 PTA Sell 605 USD/Ton -0.49% 2016-09-18 MEG Buy 5280 RMB/Ton 0% 2016-09-18 MEG Sell 628 USD/Ton -0.63% 2016-09-18 CPL Buy 1

Cotton futures fell on Friday, registering their biggest weekly decline in four weeks, as fears of crop damage due to storms that lashed portions of top producers the United States and China faded amid a stronger dollar. Typhoon Meranti had largely dissipated by Friday afternoon, a day after making landfall near the Chinese port city of Xiamen, in Fujian province, while tropical storm Julia was now offshore the southeast coast of the United States after dumping rains along the Florida and Georgi

Textile Raw Material Price 2016-09-13 Item Price Unit Fluctuation Date Crude Oil WTI 46.29 USD/Barrel 0% 2016-09-13 Crude Oil Brent 48.32 USD/Barrel 0% 2016-09-13 PX 809 USD/Ton 0% 2016-09-13 PTA Buy 4595 RMB/Ton 0% 2016-09-13 PTA Sell 608 USD/Ton 0% 2016-09-13 MEG Buy 5280 RMB/Ton 0% 2016-09-13 MEG Sell 632 USD/Ton 0% 2016-09-13 CPL Buy 11400 RMB/Ton

Textile Raw Material Price 2016-09-11 Item Price Unit Fluctuation Date Crude Oil WTI 44.7 USD/Barrel -3.56% 2016-09-11 Crude Oil Brent 47.04 USD/Barrel -2.75% 2016-09-11 PX 807 USD/Ton 0% 2016-09-11 PTA Buy 4555 RMB/Ton -1.19% 2016-09-11 PTA Sell 603 USD/Ton 0.17% 2016-09-11 MEG Buy 5420 RMB/Ton 0.93% 2016-09-11 MEG Sell 653 USD/Ton 1.56% 2016-09-11 CPL Buy

Cotton futures fell on Friday as a stronger dollar offset positive exports sales data and traders looked ahead to the release of a US government world agriculture supply and demand (WASDE) report on Monday. Weekly export sales data from the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) showed net upland sales totalled 344,500 running bales of cotton for the week ended September 1, compared with 309,200 running bales in the prior week. "We had excellent exports, but we are ignoring those because we're w