Market Movement from 29th Sep 2025 to 04th Oct 2025.

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• During this week, NY October expired, and NY December became the lead month. December lost the long-term psychological support of 66 cents and even dipped below 65 cents intraday, though it managed to close back above 65 cents. Weak demand, the U.S. federal shutdown, and speculative selling pushed the market lower. Ultimately, NY December closed with a weekly loss of 110 points.
• This week, the U.S. Export Sales report was unavailable as it was not released owing to the U.S. Government shutdown.
• This week, Gujcot Spot Rate remained steady at ₹54,850 on Monday and Tuesday, before softening to ₹54,150 on Wednesday. The market showed slight recovery on Thursday at ₹54,350, but eased again to ₹54,300 on Friday. On Saturday, the spot rate stood at ₹54,300, closing the week within a relatively narrow trading range and reflecting cautious sentiment in the domestic cotton market.
• In India, daily arrivals remain around 35,000 bales, while prices are stable and nearly unchanged across the country.
• During this week, the Indian basis remained between 12.29 and 13.32.
• All India sowing has reached 109.980 lakh hectares, out of which Gujarat contributed 20.816 lakh hectares.
• However, in some areas, rainfall is still continuing, which has damaged the ready-to-harvest crops. The final impact will only be known after the monsoon completely withdraws.
• This week, the USD-INR exchange rate remained largely steady with minor fluctuations. It opened at 88.76 on Monday, moved slightly up to 88.79 on Tuesday, eased to 88.69 on both Wednesday and Thursday, and closed the week at 88.77 on Friday, reflecting a narrow trading range and overall stability in the currency market.
• Hope for best