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    • Cotton Rally Hits Four-Week Peak as Global Stocks Tighten and Export Sales Soar

      Cotton Rally Hits Four-Week Peak as Global Stocks Tighten and Export Sales Soar
      Feb 20 2026
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      This is your Daily Cotton Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

      Hey friends, welcome to another episode of Daily Cotton Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. I'm Vanessa, your go-to guide for all things cotton, and today we're diving into the freshest updates on cotton prices, market moves, and what it means for you.

      Right now, cotton is rallying strong. Trading Economics reports cotton hit 64.56 cents per pound today, up about 0.67 percent from yesterday and marking a four-week high, the best since early January. Barchart notes prices are pushing even higher at midday, up 98 to 150 points across contracts. The May 26 contract settled at 64.14 cents per pound after gains of 38 points on Thursday, per Nasdaq and Fibre2Fashion, fueled by a crude oil rally and stronger soybeans making polyester less competitive.

      Big news from the USDA Ag Outlook Forum: global cotton production for 2026-27 is forecast to drop three percent to 116 million bales, while consumption climbs to 120.1 million bales, tightening stocks and propping up prices. US planting is pegged at 9.4 million acres with 13.65 million bales produced. Export sales hit a marketing year high last week at 466,253 bales, led by Vietnam and Bangladesh, according to the USDA report via Brownfield Ag News.

      Brazil's cotton harvest smashed records at 4.26 million tons last cycle, but they're eyeing a nine percent dip next year. If you're a farmer, watch those planting intentions data end of March. Traders, this supply crunch could mean more upside, but keep an eye on dollar strength and China resuming futures trading post-holiday.

      Actionable tip: If you're buying cotton goods or investing, snag deals now before stocks tighten further. Stay ahead by tracking ICE futures daily.

      Thanks for joining me, pals. Subscribe, rate us, and tune in tomorrow for more cotton insights. Talk soon!

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    • Cotton Market Climbs: USDA Cuts Acreage as Stocks Tighten and Prices Eye 67 Cents

      Cotton Market Climbs: USDA Cuts Acreage as Stocks Tighten and Prices Eye 67 Cents
      Feb 19 2026
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      This is your Daily Cotton Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

      Hey friends, welcome back to Daily Cotton Price Tracker with me, Vanessa Clark. Today, Im diving into the latest cotton market buzz, including the current trading price, fresh USDA outlooks, and what it all means for you.

      Right now, US Cotton number two futures are hovering around 61.71 cents per pound, with the May contract settling at 63.76 cents after a slight uptick of 0.12 cents yesterday. Nasdaq reports cotton futures closed higher by 3 to 12 points on Wednesday, holding onto those gains amid a crude oil rally. Fibre2Fashion notes ICE certified stocks rose to 114,510 bales as of February 17, signaling steady supply but thin trading volume.

      Big news from the USDA Ag Outlook Forum today: they project US cotton planting at about 9.2 million acres, down from last year, with production around 13.49 to 13.6 million bales. Global ending stocks could tighten to 71.2 million bales, down 5 percent, which might offer some price support despite weak demand. The Cotlook A Index is steady at 73.85 cents, and Brazils exports dipped in January, keeping international prices range-bound near 67 cents per pound equivalent.

      Heres your actionable takeaway: if youre a farmer or trader, watch for short covering that could push prices toward 67 cents, especially with the USDA export sales report due Friday. Lower global stocks mean potential upside, but stay nimble with trade uncertainties.

      Thanks for tuning in, pals. Subscribe, share with your cotton crew, and catch you next time on Daily Cotton Price Tracker!

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      2 min
    • Cotton Acreage Shrinks as Farmers Pivot: What 9 Million Acres Means for Your Bottom Line

      Cotton Acreage Shrinks as Farmers Pivot: What 9 Million Acres Means for Your Bottom Line
      Feb 18 2026
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      This is your Daily Cotton Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

      Welcome to Daily Cotton Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. I'm Vanessa, and today we're diving into what's happening in the cotton market as we head into the spring planting season.

      Let's start with where cotton is trading right now. Cotton futures are up sixteen to twenty eight points in midday trading today, with the March contract hovering around sixty one to sixty two cents per pound. The May contract is trading at approximately sixty three and a half cents per pound. This is a nice bounce back after some weakness earlier this week, but here's what's really important to understand about what's driving these moves.

      The big story this week is the National Cotton Council's planting intentions survey. U.S. cotton producers are planning to plant nine million acres of cotton this spring, which is down three point two percent from last year. Now that might not sound like much, but this is the second consecutive year of declining acreage, and it tells us something crucial about what's happening on the farm.

      Here's why acreage is shrinking. Cotton farmers are facing a perfect storm. Prices have been persistently weak, input costs remain elevated, and when you compare cotton to alternatives like soybeans and corn, those crops are starting to look a lot more attractive. In fact, some regions like Arkansas and Missouri are cutting cotton acreage dramatically, down thirty and twenty five percent respectively. Only a few areas like parts of Oklahoma and Kansas are actually planting more cotton.

      The challenge for the market is whether this supply reduction can actually help stabilize prices. The U.S. is expected to produce around twelve point seven million bales this year, but global demand remains sluggish. World cotton consumption is only projected to grow by one percent, and that's not enough to absorb all the global cotton supply sitting in warehouses right now.

      Looking ahead, traders and farmers are watching several key catalysts. The USDA will release its official March plantings report on March thirty first. The International Cotton Advisory Committee meets in March as well. These data points will tell us whether the structural shift in U.S. supply can actually support higher prices or whether the market will continue to face pressure from global oversupply and weak demand.

      For now, the expected price range for cotton in twenty twenty six is somewhere between fifty eight and sixty eight cents per pound, with some analysts suggesting new crop December futures around sixty eight cents could trade higher if global demand improves.

      Thanks so much for tuning in to Daily Cotton Price Tracker. Be sure to subscribe and join us next time as we continue tracking these important market developments. This is Vanessa Clark, and we'll see you tomorrow for the latest on cotton prices and market news.

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