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U.S. Cotton Crop Projection Drops Sharply
Little Change Expected in Cotton Market
Surplus World Cotton Supply Slows Price Increase
Cotton Acreage Higher Than Expected
Higher Prices Reflect Uncertain 2009/10 World Crop Size
Growers Undecided about How Much Cotton to Plant
Financial/Economic Crisis Reduces Cotton Use, Increases Stocks and Decreases Price
Price Floor Crushed by Economic Crisis
World Cotton Demand Weakens
World Production, Use and Stocks Estimated Lower for the Next Year
Cash Prices Lagging Futures By A Wide Margin
Higher Prices Expected
Consumption Slows, Supply Adequate for 2007/08 Crop
Record Yields Push U.S. Supply Ahead of Export Demand
December ’07 Futures Trading Sideways While December ’08 Trends Upward
Estimated World Stocks Increase
Excess Cotton Stocks Declining
Plenty of Stocks Now, But Tight Supplies Likely
U.S. Cotton Growers Slash Acreage
Too Much US Cotton
Weak Cotton Market Signals Economic Need for Less U.S. Cotton and More Grain
Cut in US Exports Increases Carryover Supply
Little Market Response to Three Million Acres Cut in Cotton Acreage
Fewer Cotton Acres Needed
Slowdown in Exports Weakens Market
Stage is Set for Higher Price Next Year
Growers Indicate Sharp Cut in 2007/08 U.S. Cotton Acreage
Adequate World Stocks Indicate Stable Market
Cotton Under CCC Loan Should Be Closely Monitored for Favorable Equity Offers
Supply/Demand Projections
Market Prices Indicate Adequate Cotton Supply Expected
World Stocks Decline
Record 2005/06 Exports Weaken Market
Higher Prices Expected
Expected Drawdown in U.S. and Foreign Stocks Suggests Higher Prices
Planting Report a Big Surprise at 15.3 Million Acres
First USDA Assessment of Cotton Supply and Demand Bullish for the Season Ahead
New Developments Restructuring U.S. Cotton Industry
Adequate Carryover Stocks, Stable Market Likely
Projected Plantings Close to Expectations
U.S. Exports Raised, Carryover Cut, Supply Still Adequate
China Stocks Revised Upward
Stable to Higher Prices Expected This Spring
World Supply/Demand Relationship Stable
Foreign Crop Size and Uncertain Use
Chinese Crop Decrease Adds Market Strength
Large U.S. Cotton Crop Forecast, Sluggish Market Expected
Larger World Supplies Indicate Lower Price
Sluggish Market Expected
Complex Market Policy Mix Indicates Volatile Prices
Projected Plantings Lower Than Expected
Market Rally Offers Pricing Opportunity
Record World Demand Providing Market Support
Strong Demand and Uncertain 2005/06 Acreage Support Market for Several Months
Foreign Crop Increase Bearish
Supply Plentiful Despite Strong Demand
U.S. Cotton Carryover Double A Year Ago
Record Crop Indicates Weak Market - October12, 2004
 

 



 
 

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