
Brazilian spot cotton prices recovered after opening November under pressure, supported by stronger international futures and a higher export-parity price. Trading companies and exporters increased buying to secure cotton for scheduled overseas contracts; October lint shipments reached a record 338,270 tonnes.
Active export buying and strong shipments tighten the cotton available to domestic buyers and support Brazilian lint prices. Cotton is not included in the available commodity symbols, and the article does not identify a direct feed-commodity effect.
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