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Cotton Futures
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Gujcot Spot Rate
Gujcot Spot Rate

30-May-2026

ICE Cotton Monthly Changes
ICE Cotton Monthly Changes

As on 29-May-2026

ICE Cotton Weekly Changes
ICE Cotton Weekly Changes

As on 29-May-2026

ICE Cotton Close
ICE Cotton Close

29-May-2026

News & Reports
GUJCOT WEEKLY REPORT 30-MAY-2026
  • Market Movement from 25th May 2026 to 30th May 2026.

    • NY July futures closed at 76.15 cents/lb on 29-May, down from 77.42 cents/lb on 22-May, registering a week-on-week loss of 1.27 cents.

    • On a month-on-month basis, NY July futures declined from 82.20 cents/lb on 30-Apr to 76.15 cents/lb on 29-May, posting a loss of 6.05 cents.
U.S. EXPORT SALES
  • For Week Ending 21-May-2026

    2025-2026
    Net Upland Sales 1,53,622
    Upland Shipments 3,17,706
    Net Pima Sales 2,793
    Pima Shipments 7,463
    TOTAL SALES 1,56,415

    2026-2027
    Net Upland Sales 1,12,041
    Net Pima Sales 440
    TOTAL 1,12,481
PCCA Cotton Market Weekly 26-May-2026
  • The Week Ahead

    *Markets are searching for direction this week following another volatile round of commodity liquidation and a sharp pullback across cotton futures in recent sessions.*

    • U.S. markets were closed Monday, May 26, for Memorial Day, making this a shortened trading week, though macro headlines are still expected to remain firmly in control.
GUJCOT WEEKLY REPORT 23-MAY-2026
  • Market Movement from 18th May 2026 to 23rd May 2026.

    • During the week, the market witnessed high volatility. On the first trading day, NY July cotton futures touched a high of 84.10 cents before entering a week-long downtrend, hitting a low of 76.84 cents. Ultimately, NY July closed with a weekly loss of 319 points W/W, while NY December closed with a loss of 258 points W/W. Spread between July to December stay 191 Points December to Premium July.
PCCA Cotton Market Weekly 18-May-2026
  • The Week Ahead

    Markets will look for more clarity this week after disappointing Trump-Xi meetings and heavy liquidation across commodities late last week.

    • Outside markets will remain a major driver for cotton this week. Firmer inflation data, higher Treasury yields, and a stronger U.S. dollar pressured risk appetite late last week, while crude oil continues to find support and remains important for the broader commodity space and polyester economics.
U.S. EXPORT SALES
  • For Week Ending 14-May-2026

    2025-2026
    Net Upland Sales 1,31,792
    Upland Shipments 2,89,351
    Net Pima Sales 9,506
    Pima Shipments 9,938
    TOTAL SALES 1,41,298

    2026-2027
    Net Upland Sales 2,15,962
    Net Pima Sales 7,695
    TOTAL 2,23,657
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