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The soft markets are made up of sugar, cocoa, coffee, cotton and orange juice, some of the oldest commodities still around today. The contracts are standardized by the ICE Futures U.S., previously known as New York Board of Trade, and regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. Only the price is variable.
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Cotton report is very bearish.
by John Flanagan at 9:59 am on May 10, 2012 - [edit]
Cotton a little higher as May contract expires.
by John Flanagan at 10:02 am on May 8, 2012 - [edit]
Cotton prices holding near unchanged.
by John Flanagan at 10:18 am on May 7, 2012 - [edit]
Cotton trades near unchanged.
by John Flanagan at 10:14 am on May 4, 2012 - [edit]
Cotton near unchanged after yesterday’s plunge.
by John Flanagan at 9:51 am on May 1, 2012 - [edit]
Cotton down sharply this morning.
by John Flanagan at 10:14 am on April 30, 2012 - [edit]
Cotton is consolidating yesterday’s gains.
by John Flanagan at 10:00 am on April 27, 2012 - [edit]
Cotton higher on good export sales.
by John Flanagan at 9:05 am on April 26, 2012 - [edit]