Cotton futures touched a six-week low in heavy volume on Wednesday amid concerns about the economy in top consumer China, while US producer selling picked up as farmers who had held off until the new year for tax reasons entered the market. "There's a lot of fear over there right now," Ron Lee, general manager at McCleskey Cotton in Bronwood, Georgia, said of China, adding that some selling in the largest-volume day in the March contract since November 25 was "first-of-the-year selling by grower

Textile Raw Material Price 2016-01-07 Item Price Unit Fluctuation Date Crude Oil WTI 33.97 USD/Barrel -5.56% 2016-01-07 Crude Oil Brent 764 USD/Barrel -0.26% 2016-01-07 PX 34.23 USD/Ton -6.01% 2016-01-07 PTA Buy 4310 RMB/Ton 0% 2016-01-07 PTA Sell 580 USD/Ton 0% 2016-01-07 MEG Buy 4655 RMB/Ton 0% 2016-01-07 MEG Sell 610 USD/Ton 0% 2016-01-07 CPL Buy 9500

Cotton futures inched up on Tuesday as the prior session's fall to more than one-month lows spurred mill buying, though a sharply stronger dollar prevented any stronger gains. "There's a little business going on at this lower end of the range," said Bobby Walton, president of Walcot Trading Company in Memphis, Tennessee. Cotton contracts for March settled up 0.07 cent, or 0.11 percent, at 62.68 cents per lb. It traded within a range of 62.51 and 62.86 cents a lb. Total futures market volume

Textile Raw Material Price 2016-01-06 Item Price Unit Fluctuation Date Crude Oil WTI 35.97 USD/Barrel -2.15% 2016-01-06 Crude Oil Brent 766 USD/Barrel 0.26% 2016-01-06 PX 36.42 USD/Ton -2.15% 2016-01-06 PTA Buy 4310 RMB/Ton 0% 2016-01-06 PTA Sell 580 USD/Ton 0% 2016-01-06 MEG Buy 4655 RMB/Ton 0% 2016-01-06 MEG Sell 610 USD/Ton 0% 2016-01-06 CPL Buy 9550

Textile Raw Material Price 2016-01-05 Item Price Unit Fluctuation Date Crude Oil WTI 36.76 USD/Barrel -0.76% 2016-01-05 Crude Oil Brent 764 USD/Barrel -0.39% 2016-01-05 PX 37.22 USD/Ton -0.16% 2016-01-05 PTA Buy 4310 RMB/Ton 0.23% 2016-01-05 PTA Sell 580 USD/Ton 0% 2016-01-05 MEG Buy 4655 RMB/Ton 0% 2016-01-05 MEG Sell 610 USD/Ton 0% 2016-01-05 CPL Buy 9

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Cotton futures fell to their lowest levels in more than one month on Monday as weak manufacturing data and tumbling stocks in China, the world's top consumer of the fibre, stoked demand concerns. "It suggests that they might not import as much cotton," said Keith Brown, a Moultrie, Georgia-based cotton broker, noting that the stronger dollar was also pressuring prices. March cotton on ICE Futures US settled down 0.67 cent, or 1.06 percent, at 62.61 cents per lb, after rising as high as 63.55

Textile Raw Material Price 2016-01-04 Item Price Unit Fluctuation Date Crude Oil WTI 37.04 USD/Barrel 1.2% 2016-01-04 Crude Oil Brent 37.28 USD/Barrel 2.25% 2016-01-04 PX 767 USD/Ton -0.13% 2016-01-04 PTA Buy 4300 RMB/Ton 0% 2016-01-04 PTA Sell 580 USD/Ton 0% 2016-01-04 MEG Buy 4655 RMB/Ton -1.27% 2016-01-04 MEG Sell 610 USD/Ton -0.81% 2016-01-04 CPL Buy

Cotton futures fell on Thursday after a US government report showed a drop in weekly export sales, but found support around 63 cents a lb and ended 2015 as one of just a few commodities to gain on the year. "The market's well-supported, it's just a question of how much higher we can go in the near-term," said Peter Egli, director of risk management for British merchant Plexus cotton. March cotton on ICE Futrues US settled down 0.69 cent, or 1.08 percent, at 63.28 cents per lb. It traded within a