This Year, The Mainland Cotton Signed A Net Contract Of 145 Thousand Tons &Nbsp; China Has Been The Biggest Weekly For Two Weeks.

According to the US Department of agriculture (USDA), 11.4-11.0 signed a US net signing of 145059 tons of upland cotton this year, and shipped 36968 tons (52% higher than the previous week, 90% higher than the average four weeks). Net signed this year is 1633 tons of Pima cotton and 1746 tons of shipment.

China's net signing of the year Upland cotton 142247 tons, accounting for 98% of the total contract volume of the US cotton, and the highest weekly record volume in two consecutive weeks (99.8% in the previous week, that is, a substantial increase in the two consecutive weeks in the US land), 19119 tons in shipment, 680 tons in the net contract year, 726 tons in shipment, and a "selective signing" (first signing of the United States cotton and the later selection of cotton from other producing areas) 119749 tons.

Countries and regions with the highest number of upland cotton during the week were: China (142247 tons), Vietnam (2087 tons, including 1996 tons spanferred from China), Peru (998 tons) and Mexico (907 tons); net signing of negative countries and regions: Indonesia (-1497 tons), unknown area (-363 tons) and Thailand (-204 tons).

Countries and regions with the largest number of upland cotton during the week were: China (19119 tons), Mexico (4740 tons), Vietnam (4196 tons) and Turkey (2245 tons).

Zhou Signing Countries and regions with the largest number of Pima cotton in this year are Turkey (1043 tons) and China (680 tons); Japan's net contract is negative (-136 tons).

During the week, Pima cotton was mainly shipped by China (726 tons), Indonesia (476 tons) and Pakistan (272 tons).

The countries that signed cotton next year were Ecuador (204 tons) and Indonesia (113 tons).