| Product |
Category |
Region |
Price |
Time Period |
| Cotton Lint |
Agriculture, Farming and Commodity |
China |
2145 USD/MT |
July 2025 |
| Cotton Lint |
Agriculture, Farming and Commodity |
China |
2145 USD/MT |
December 2025 |
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In China, cotton lint prices fluctuating within a range during the second half of 2025. The prices were about 2145 USD/MT (Spot FD) in July and around 2145 USD/MT in December. Prices entered the period on an upward trajectory, climbing to a notable high in the early weeks of the half. This rise was driven by tightening commercial inventories, reduced import volumes due to quota constraints, and weather-related concerns in Xinjiang that disrupted production expectations. Spot market sentiment was further supported by futures market gains, which lifted buying interest across the supply chain. However, prices reversed course sharply as the period progressed, reaching their lowest point in the middle of the half-year. The correction reflected a combination of factors, including accelerated new cotton harvesting in Xinjiang, rising supply expectations from a bumper crop, and persistently weak downstream demand. Textile mill operating rates remained subdued across inland regions, and yarn sales were slow, limiting procurement activity. International cotton prices also faced pressure from trade policy uncertainty and a stronger U.S. dollar, adding to the bearish market tone. As the period drew towards a close, prices recovered progressively. Inventory drawdowns, stable purchasing by traders, and a relatively contained demand outlook contributed to the price rebound, closing the period on a firmer note.