US Cotton Export Weekly (3.23-3.29): &Nbsp; China Cancelled Partial Orders.

according to U.S.A The Ministry of agriculture (USDA), the United States signed a net contract this year, exporting 32590 tons of Upland Cotton in this year, and shipping volume hit an annual high of 88950 tons, an increase of 19% over the previous week, an average increase of 15% over the past four weeks, 21818 tons of contracted cotton for export 2012/13, 1089 tons of Pima cotton for export this year, an increase of 2% over the previous week, but an average reduction of 7% over the past four weeks, and a 6895 ton shipment of Pima cotton in the current year.

China's current year Upland cotton The net signing amount was 24131 tons (28440 tons cancelled, 4309 tons newly signed), the shipment of 61757 tons of land cotton this year, the cancellation of imported 68 tons of Pima cotton and 5284 tons of shipment this year, 19051 tons of imported cotton, and 7462 tons of cotton to other cotton to China. China also cancelled the "selective contract" which was signed at the beginning of 16579 tons, and signed 4876 tons of 2012/13 cotton.

During the week, the largest number of countries and regions in mainland China signed this year were: Japan (1406 tons), Mexico (1293 tons), Indonesia (1157 tons) and Bangladesh (839 tons); the cancellation of this year's pre order cotton production was mainly in China (-24131 tons) and Brazil (-9979 tons).

Countries and regions with the largest number of upland cotton during the week were: China (61757 tons), Turkey (7824 tons), Mexico (5262 tons) and Taiwan, China (2223 tons).

When the week signed this year Pima cotton The main countries are: Pakistan (726 tons), Turkey (340 tons) and Thailand (68 tons); China and Japan respectively cancelled 113 tons and 68 tons; the main shipment to China (5284 tons), Pakistan (567 tons) and India (454 tons).

The number of "selective" cotton imported this year mainly includes China (19051 tons), Mexico (3402 tons) and South Korea (522 tons); 7462 tons of cotton and cotton have been transferred to other cotton for signing to China; the earlier "selective" contracts are cancelled by China (16759 tons) and Thailand (91 tons).

The main cotton contracts signed in 2012/13 are Turkey (14969 tons) and China (4876 tons).