ICE Cotton Futures Market Dives Tuesday
ICE cotton futures market dived Tuesday as U.S.-China trade spat triggers worries. Cotton contract of July closed at 83.35cent/lb, down 4.03cent/lb and contract of Dec closed at 83.77cent/lb, down 4.22cent/lb.
Cotlook A Index declined by 1.90cent/lb to 96.95cent/lb.
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