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Cotton futures on China’s Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange closed higher on Wednesday. The most-active January 2027 contract rose 55 yuan to 15,450 yuan per tonne, while trading across six listed contracts totaled 607,454 lots.
The rise points to firmer near-term futures pricing for cotton, but the report provides no new supply or demand driver to indicate a lasting change in feed-related markets.
nampa.orgNov 11, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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