Cotton Opens Easy and Sinks Then Rally in New York and New Orleans
The cotton market opened easy in New York with a decline of about 4 to 10 points, then rapidly rose as aggressive bulls supported futures. New Orleans reported strong demand and short-covering amid bullish crop estimates, lifting December through May futures to near session highs, with exports heavy and spot markets bullish. Port receipts and futures tone suggested further gains, while Liverpool and interior markets echoed the strength with steady to firm closes.
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Market Shifts Ahead as Cotton Prices See Strong Demand
Northern traders report cautious buying with big players driving a steady advance in cotton forecasts. The Dry Goods Market shows firmer prices while Liverpool notes mixed signals. analysts expect higher prices this year amid bullish government reports and strong long interest.
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Wheat market closes strong with May up and cash demand
Chicago November 30 wheat and related grains show strong buying, big clearances, and urgent cash demand. May wheat gains 1-8 to 1-4, corn and oats up 1-2, provisions higher. Reports cite large purchases, covering shorts, and bullish cash demand with mixed receipts and visible supply shifts.
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