ICE Cotton Recoveres Somewhat
ICE cotton futures market recovered somewhat after slipping to a one-month low amid concerns over a trade dispute between U.S. and China. Cotton contract of July closed at 83.27cent/lb, down 0.08cent/lb and contract of Dec closed at 84.24cent/lb, up 0.51cent/lb.
Cotlook A Index dived 3.95cent/lb to 93.00cent/lb.
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