Brazil’s cotton market faced sharp price pressure in 2025 as record output, weak domestic consumption and global headwinds weighed on values.
Domestic prices fell nearly 17 per cent over the year, despite early gains.
Strong exports helped absorb surplus supply, lifting Brazil’s share of global trade to 31 per cent and reinforcing its position as the world’s leading cotton exporter.
Domestic prices fell nearly 17 per cent over the year, despite early gains.
Strong exports helped absorb surplus supply, lifting Brazil’s share of global trade to 31 per cent and reinforcing its position as the world’s leading cotton exporter.
