ICE cotton futures experienced their largest single-session loss in more than a month on Thursday as a weak export sales report reinforced demand concerns and traders said recent rains in Texas were likely not as damaging to crops as some had feared. US upland cotton export sales for the 2015/16 crop year totalled 96,900 bales last week, with the bulk being sold to Mexico and none to top consumer China, where recent policy changes have limited imports. "The exports were anemic," said Jobe Mo

Textile Raw Material Price 2015-10-22 Item Price Unit Fluctuation Date Crude Oil WTI 45.2 USD/Barrel -2.35% 2015-10-22 Crude Oil Brent 797 USD/Barrel -0.5% 2015-10-22 PX 47.85 USD/Ton -1.77% 2015-10-22 PTA Buy 4550 RMB/Ton 0% 2015-10-22 PTA Sell 590 USD/Ton 0% 2015-10-22 MEG Buy 5060 RMB/Ton 0% 2015-10-22 MEG Sell 650 USD/Ton 0% 2015-10-22 CPL Buy 11000

ICE cotton futures gained on Tuesday as forecasts of rain in Texas stoked worries over crop damage in the United States, the world's largest exporter, at a key stage of development. Rains were forecast for Wednesday and Thursday in major growing regions in Texas, the country's top producing state. The wet weather could hit at a time when the vast majority of the crop's bolls are open, leaving the plants highly susceptible to damage, traders said. That lifted prices even as worries linger ove

Textile Raw Material Price 2015-10-21 Item Price Unit Fluctuation Date Crude Oil WTI 46.29 USD/Barrel 0.87% 2015-10-21 Crude Oil Brent 48.71 USD/Barrel 0.21% 2015-10-21 PX 801 USD/Ton -1.48% 2015-10-21 PTA Buy 4550 RMB/Ton 0% 2015-10-21 PTA Sell 590 USD/Ton 0% 2015-10-21 MEG Buy 5090 RMB/Ton 0% 2015-10-21 MEG Sell 650 USD/Ton 0% 2015-10-21 CPL Buy 11100

ICE cotton futures fell the most in nearly a month on Monday alongside a broad-based commodities sell-off and technical pressure after prices failed to surpass key resistance. The bellwether Thomson Reuters CoreCommodity CRB Index hit a two-week low. Both millers and farmers remained on the sidelines, as investors liquidated long positions after prices met key resistance for a second straight session, sending the front-month to its biggest daily loss since September 22. Speculators built up

Textile Raw Material Price 2015-10-20 Item Price Unit Fluctuation Date Crude Oil WTI 45.89 USD/Barrel 0% 2015-10-20 Crude Oil Brent 48.61 USD/Barrel 0% 2015-10-20 PX 813 USD/Ton 0% 2015-10-20 PTA Buy 4550 RMB/Ton 0% 2015-10-20 PTA Sell 590 USD/Ton 0% 2015-10-20 MEG Buy 5130 RMB/Ton 0% 2015-10-20 MEG Sell 655 USD/Ton 0% 2015-10-20 CPL Buy 11100 RMB/Ton

Textile Raw Material Price 2015-10-19 Item Price Unit Fluctuation Date Crude Oil WTI 47.26 USD/Barrel 1.33% 2015-10-19 Crude Oil Brent 50.46 USD/Barrel 2.67% 2015-10-19 PX 812 USD/Ton -1.1% 2015-10-19 PTA Buy 4600 RMB/Ton 0% 2015-10-19 PTA Sell 590 USD/Ton 0% 2015-10-19 MEG Buy 5130 RMB/Ton -1.16% 2015-10-19 MEG Sell 655 USD/Ton -2.24% 2015-10-19 CPL Buy

ICE cotton futures rose on Friday, helping the fiber close out its biggest weekly gain in two months, as producers and merchants hesitated to make forward sales of high-grade cotton as uncertainty lingered about crop quality. Demand for high-grade cotton remains high, but questions over the timing of the El Nino phenomenon left open the possibility that rains could harm crop quality, as the bulk of the crop is not yet harvested, said Ron Lawson, a partner at commodity investment firm Logic Advis

Textile Raw Material Price 2015-10-18 Item Price Unit Fluctuation Date Crude Oil WTI 46.64 USD/Barrel -0.04% 2015-10-18 Crude Oil Brent 821 USD/Barrel -0.85% 2015-10-18 PX 49.15 USD/Ton -0.18% 2015-10-18 PTA Buy 4600 RMB/Ton 0% 2015-10-18 PTA Sell 590 USD/Ton 0% 2015-10-18 MEG Buy 5190 RMB/Ton -1.33% 2015-10-18 MEG Sell 670 USD/Ton -1.47% 2015-10-18 CPL Buy

ICE cotton futures fell for the second straight session on Thursday as US producers took advantage of prices near 1-month highs to lock in sales as the harvest picked up in the world's top exporter. Prices surged earlier in the week on concerns about rain damage to South Carolina's crop and a delayed reaction to a reduction in the US government's output projection, but traders noted that overseas demand remained limited and producers still had a significant amount of fibre to sell. "Now we'r