New York Cotton Market Faces Heavy Liquidation
The cotton market fell sharply on May 3 under renewed liquidation and bear pressure with active trading. July featured extreme selling, open interest and prices sank to multi-day lows, then rallied slightly on covering. Reports of bearish private crop data and favorable weather added to a weak tone across the market.
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Wheat market opens lower as supplies rise data aid bears
Reports from India and Russia show increased wheat yield aiding a bearish sentiment as prices dip at the open. Wes Breadier notes covering a short position amid the broader market weakness.
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Ware and Lelgnd report May 3 as cotton prices fell sharply with July futures down about 60 points and old crop months under pressure from liquidation and short selling. New crop demand appears steady with weather risks and reports suggesting strong south conditions. Stock markets rose modestly as cash inflows from Frisco support a June 1 disbursement, while Wall Street firms hold a conservative bearish stance.
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Cotton market and stocks slide amid bureau report looming
The report on Monday looms as cotton and stock markets rally and retreat. July futures slip on May May trends while New Orleans and New York brokers cite liquidation, hedging, and weather expectations. Oil, sugar, and cotton seed markets show varied steady to unsettled moves with anticipated reaction.
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Cotton Market Sags Amid Heavy Selling On Old Crop
The New York market extended losses as old crop options faced heavy selling and late months felt pressure. Some buying appeared for July and May for short positions. A favorable Journal of Commerce Texas report shifted the overall crop outlook, fueling a day marked by heavy movement through mid session.
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May crop prospects lift stocks and metals. mixed border trade
Weather and crop forecasts point to a delayed but adequate yield in Texas and southern territories while Carolinas and Georgia show better prospects. Stock markets rise on rails and steel optimism but overall volume lags, signaling a steady trend rather than a bull run. Metal quotes shift with copper and tin easing while lead and zinc hold. cattle and hog futures across Chicago and Kansas City show mixed to steady demand as crops and livestock receipts color the market tone.
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