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Gujcot Spot Rate
Gujcot Spot Rate

07-Feb-2026

ICE Cotton Monthly Changes
ICE Cotton Monthly Changes

As on 30-Jan-2026

ICE Cotton Weekly Changes
ICE Cotton Weekly Changes

As on 06-Feb-2026

Cotton Future Close
Cotton Future Close

06-Feb-2026

News & Reports
GUJCOT WEEKLY REPORT 07-FEB-2026
  • Market Movement from 02nd Feb 2026 to 07th Feb 2026.

    • As the March contract approached expiry, the market remained under significant pressure due to additional certified stocks added by traders and higher production estimates projected by ICAC. Despite substantial on-call purchases that still need to be settled or rolled over, sentiment continued to weigh on prices. Consequently, NY March futures closed near 61 cents, registering a weekly loss of 211 points week-on-week.
U.S. EXPORT SALES
  • For Week Ending 29-Jan-2026

    2025-2026
    Net Upland Sales 2,49,800
    Upland Shipments 2,35,300
    Net Pima Sales 3,300
    Pima Shipments 2,300
    TOTAL SALES 2,53,100

    2026-2027
    Net Upland Sales 1,14,900
    Net Pima Sales 00
    TOTAL 1,14,900
MONTHLY RATE MOVEMENT REPORT JANUARY-2025
  • NY futures traded in a tight range of 63–65 throughout the month. Despite supportive factors such as a better WASDE and strong export sales, the market failed to sustain gains and break the upper band.

    Overall, the market remains stuck in a narrow range.
PCCA Cotton Market Weekly 02-Feb-2026
  • The Week Ahead

    Risk appetite is cautious to start February, with policy uncertainty and a busy week of data keeping markets on watch.

    • Markets start the week on a cautious note, with a sharp selloff in precious metals weighing on broader risk sentiment. Attention now shifts to a heavy slate of earnings and key economic releases, the most watched being unemployment data, that could set the tone for the next leg of trading.
Cleveland on Cotton 31-Jan-2026
  • Cotton Prices Dip Despite Bullish Fundamentals

    This week’s apologies go to Rodney Dangerfield: Cotton can’t get any respect. Cotton fundamentals were very good all week with one exception, yet the market moved lower. It didn’t just lower; it recorded a new life of contract low. Export sales were strong, and shipments were exceptionally strong. On-call sales fixations dwarfed on-call purchase fixations. Yet, prices moved lower seemingly every day.
GUJCOT WEEKLY REPORT 31-JAN-2026
  • Market Movement from 26th Jan 2026 to 31st Jan 2026.

    • NY March futures traded in a narrow range of 62.75 to 64.40 during the week. Despite strong export sales reported consistently over the past three weeks, the market largely ignored the positive data and remained range-bound, as broader macroeconomic conditions failed to provide support. NY March closed the week with a loss of 64 points on a week-on-week basis.
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