Cotton Extends Rally Wednesday, ICE Futures Jump
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ICE cotton futures rallied Wednesday as certified stocks fell by 20,673 bales to 100,612, near multi-year lows, tightening near-term deliverable supply. Uneven Texas rainfall forecasts raise production risk in key growing regions, reinforcing supply concerns. A firmer DXY is a modest macro headwind for dollar-priced commodities, but inventory depletion and weather-driven uncertainty dominate the immediate cotton balance narrative.
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● Medium
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NCCOCOTTON2USD/USDT+1.24%
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▲ Bullish
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ICE cotton futures surged on Wednesday, with the front-month contract up 120 points. ICE-certified stocks fell by 20,673 bales on the day to 100,612 bales, marking a multi-year low. In the U.S., uneven rainfall prospects across Texas' key growing areas added to supply concerns: Central Texas is forecast to receive 1–3 inches over the next week, while the Panhandle and eastern regions are expected to see little precipitation and the southeast only minimal amounts. The U.S. dollar index rose 0.356 points on the session.
