Cotton futures rose to their highest in more than a week on Monday on broad strength across commodities markets, recovering after a speculator sell-off sent prices of the fibre to over 6-1/2-year lows last week. Commodity prices gained on Monday after a flurry of reassurances from Chinese leaders that the economy of the leading consumer would remain on sound footing. The Chinese stimulus plan "aided the bullishness" in the commodities market, pushing up cotton prices, said Chris Kramedjian,

Textile Raw Material Price 2016-03-08 Item Price Unit Fluctuation Date Crude Oil WTI 35.92 USD/Barrel 3.91% 2016-03-08 Crude Oil Brent 776 USD/Barrel 0.78% 2016-03-08 PX 38.72 USD/Ton 4.45% 2016-03-08 PTA Buy 4650 RMB/Ton 4.49% 2016-03-08 PTA Sell 590 USD/Ton 3.51% 2016-03-08 MEG Buy 5570 RMB/Ton 2.58% 2016-03-08 MEG Sell 697 USD/Ton 2.5% 2016-03-08 CPL Buy

Textile Raw Material Price 2016-03-07 Item Price Unit Fluctuation Date Crude Oil WTI 35.92 USD/Barrel 3.91% 2016-03-07 Crude Oil Brent 776 USD/Barrel 0.78% 2016-03-07 PX 38.72 USD/Ton 4.45% 2016-03-07 PTA Buy 4650 RMB/Ton 4.49% 2016-03-07 PTA Sell 590 USD/Ton 3.51% 2016-03-07 MEG Buy 5570 RMB/Ton 2.58% 2016-03-07 MEG Sell 697 USD/Ton 2.5% 2016-03-07 CPL Buy

Cotton futures rose more than 1 percent on Friday as a weaker dollar and gains across broader commodities markets helped offset speculator selling, spurring a small recovery in prices from 6-1/2-year lows earlier this week. The cotton market will likely see a rebound once the selling pressure eases "in a matter of days," Peter Egli, director of risk management at British merchant Plexus Cotton, said in a note. On Monday, prices hit 54.53 cents, their lowest since June 2009, amid concerns ove

Textile Raw Material Price 2016-03-06 Item Price Unit Fluctuation Date Crude Oil WTI 34.57 USD/Barrel -0.26% 2016-03-06 Crude Oil Brent 37.07 USD/Barrel 0.38% 2016-03-06 PX 770 USD/Ton 0.52% 2016-03-06 PTA Buy 4450 RMB/Ton 0% 2016-03-06 PTA Sell 570 USD/Ton 0% 2016-03-06 MEG Buy 5430 RMB/Ton -0.37% 2016-03-06 MEG Sell 680 USD/Ton -1.16% 2016-03-06 CPL Buy

Cotton futures fell for a fourth straight session in light trading volume on Wednesday. "The market is walking sideways ... the speculators are selling the rallies (and) a few commercials buying the lower end of the market," said Georgia-based cotton broker Keith Brown. The May contract on ICE Futures US settled down 0.18 cent, or 0.32 percent, at 55.93 cents per lb, after hitting a low of 55.64 cents. Certificated cotton stocks deliverable as of Tuesday totalled 74,303 480-lb bales, up from

Textile Raw Material Price 2016-03-03 Item Price Unit Fluctuation Date Crude Oil WTI 34.66 USD/Barrel 0.76% 2016-03-03 Crude Oil Brent 36.93 USD/Barrel 0.33% 2016-03-03 PX 766 USD/Ton 0.66% 2016-03-03 PTA Buy 4450 RMB/Ton 1.14% 2016-03-03 PTA Sell 570 USD/Ton 0% 2016-03-03 MEG Buy 5450 RMB/Ton 0% 2016-03-03 MEG Sell 688 USD/Ton -0.29% 2016-03-03 CPL Buy

Cotton futures fell in muted trading on Tuesday as prices hovered near the prior session's 6-1/2 year low. On Monday, cotton futures pared losses after falling to the lowest since June 2009 due to worries over demand in China, which had sparked selling early in the session. Prices were consolidating after the prior day's volatile trade, said Peter Egli, director of risk management at British merchant Plexus Cotton, adding that the cotton market was oversold. The May contract on ICE Futur

Textile Raw Material Price 2016-03-02 Item Price Unit Fluctuation Date Crude Oil WTI 34.4 USD/Barrel 1.93% 2016-03-02 Crude Oil Brent 761 USD/Barrel 2.42% 2016-03-02 PX 36.81 USD/Ton 2.34% 2016-03-02 PTA Buy 4400 RMB/Ton 1.15% 2016-03-02 PTA Sell 570 USD/Ton 1.79% 2016-03-02 MEG Buy 5450 RMB/Ton 2.44% 2016-03-02 MEG Sell 690 USD/Ton 2.22% 2016-03-02 CPL Buy

Cotton futures fell for a fourth straight session on Monday to the lowest since June 2009, as worries over demand in the world's top consumer China sparked selling early in the session and stop-loss orders exaggerated the day's declines. "Fundamentals are heavy enough that key technical support was taken out and sell stops were activated," said Michael McDougall, director of commodities for Societe Generale in New York. China said on Monday it expects to lay off 1.8 million workers in the co