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CottonCotton prices expected to grind lowerCotton prices expected to grind lower
History tells us that prices this high this early in the season grind lower over time."During the 44 years the A Index has been keeping records, cotton has been at $1 or higher for a very limited number of days.The U.S. cotton supply is forecast at 21.8 million bales, 3 million above 2009, but still the second lowest since 2001.
Market Overview
Contract | Last | Change | High | Low | Open | Last Trade |
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Jul 24 Corn | 454.5 | +2 | 455.5 | 452.25 | 452.75 | 07:00 AM |
Jul 24 Oats | 372.5 | +7.5 | 376.75 | 365 | 367.25 | 07:00 AM |
Jun 24 Class III Milk | 21.46 | unch — | 21.46 | 21.44 | 21.44 | 02:42 AM |
Jul 24 Soybean | 1229.5 | +1.5 | 1230.5 | 1224 | 1227.25 | 07:00 AM |
Aug 24 Feeder Cattle | 259.85 | +2.5 | 260.125 | 257.175 | 257.775 | 06:04 PM |
Jun 24 Ethanol Futures | 2.161 | unch — | 2.161 | 2.161 | 2.161 | 10:24 PM |
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