ICE cotton futures rose for the 4th straight session, with December 2025 contracts settling at 65.05 cents per pound.
Gains in US grain markets provided cross-commodity support, offsetting pressure from falling crude oil.
However, polyester’s cheaper production costs, the prolonged US government shutdown delaying USDA data, and persistent trade tensions continued to cloud global cotton demand outlook.
Gains in US grain markets provided cross-commodity support, offsetting pressure from falling crude oil.
However, polyester’s cheaper production costs, the prolonged US government shutdown delaying USDA data, and persistent trade tensions continued to cloud global cotton demand outlook.