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Cotton is modestly higher this am.

In Grain Futures | Market Analysis | Softs Futures
by John Flanagan at 9:43 am on January 19, 2012

Cotton prices pulled back after Tuesday’s short covering surge and are trading a little higher this morning. Chinese New Year starts this coming Monday and Chinese markets will be quiet for two weeks. Ahead of that holiday, there is often some buying. If the buying appears, it will support the market in the short term, but prices often slump while China is on holiday.  The US Dollar Index is down 25 points at 80.57. Crude oil is up 77 cents at $101.37. March soybeans are up 11 cents overnight at $11.94 ½. March corn is up 3 ¾ cents overnight at $5.97 ¼. March wheat is up 3 ½ cents overnight at $5.95 ¼. China’s cotton prices were steady to a little lower.

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