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Brazilian lint cotton prices recovered in early November as stronger international quotations and higher export parity improved sellers’ position. The Cepea/Esalq indicator reached R$4.1660 per pound on November 10, up 0.87% from the start of the month; October lint exports hit a record 338,270 tonnes for that month.
Higher export parity and trading firms’ stronger bids support domestic cotton prices by encouraging sales and purchases. The export-flow figures point to active overseas demand, though the listed commodity set has no cotton price proxy.
globorural.globo.comMarcelo BeledeliNov 11, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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