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Domestic cotton prices rose sharply due to Xinjiang heatwave, El Niño risks, and market optimism from reduced US rate hike expectations and China’s growth policies.
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Cotton prices rebound amid volatility, driven by US-Iran talks and tight supply. Tariff risks and weak external demand weigh on the market's long-term outlook.
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Cotton prices fell but rebounded, driven by tightening expectations, off-season demand, and potential textile tariffs. Key resistance at 15,900; supply risks remain mid-term.
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Softwood pulp prices fell to 4,945 yuan/ton amid high inventories and weak demand. Spot prices decline as futures drop and buyers remain cautious in off-season market conditions.
