Zhengzhou cotton futures rose last week, with the CF01 contract closing at 15,385 yuan per ton, up 70 yuan, and the national 3128B cotton contract gaining 65 yuan to 16,285 yuan per ton. Production-cut expectations in India and reduced macroeconomic uncertainty supported prices, while weak downstream demand, rising Chinese inventories, and mill hedging sales limited gains.
Expected lower Indian output can tighten cotton availability and support prices, but weak demand and rising stocks in China constrain the upside. The story does not identify a direct move in a listed feed commodity.
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