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Cotton futures experienced mixed trading on June 24, with July contracts down 187 points at 72.09 cents per pound, while December contracts rose 85 points to 77.11 cents. The USDA’s Export Sales report revealed 83,864 running bales (RB) of cotton sold for the 2025/26 marketing year in the week ending June 18, marking a six-week low but slightly higher than the previous year. Additionally, new crop sales were at 67,089 RB, also the lowest in six weeks, while shipments reached 300,155 RB, a four-week high, up by 46.64% from the same week in 2025.
The Cotlook A Index stood at 87.55 cents, down 75 points, and ICE certified cotton stocks remained unchanged at 189,447 bales. The Adjusted World Price fell by 111 points to 62.37 cents per pound, pending an update later today. Crude oil prices dipped to $71.43 per barrel, and the US dollar index decreased by $0.226 to 101.165.
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