The Future Trend Of International Cotton Prices Has No Definite Direction.

In the past two weeks, the international spot market has continued to remain flat. The prospect of Sino US trade war is unclear. The riots in China's Hongkong region and the shock of stock market and foreign exchange markets have made the mills lack confidence in the latter market. The cotton merchants tried to raise the basis, but the mills did not buy it.

On the surface, the decline of ICE futures has reduced the cost of cotton purchasing by textile mills, but also devalued the raw material inventory of factories and made it difficult to execute contracts. What the market needs most is that yarn prices can remain stable or slightly increase over a period of time, otherwise the spot market will not have a decent change.

The United States imposed tariffs on Chinese textiles and clothing and cotton prices had a negative psychological impact on the psychology of the entire textile supply chain. Recently, China's polyester and short price has dropped, but this is mainly due to the US's delay in tariffs on Chinese textiles and clothing. In fact, in the United States Tariff Exemption list, cotton textiles and clothing are basically excluded.

At present, the international cotton price has no definite direction. One of the reasons is that the current price can stimulate certain spot transactions, and the price has not broken 57-58 cents for a long time, indicating that the possibility of a short-term deep fall is not great.