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  • Fri, May 10 05:00 AM  Crude oil futures drop as dollar's strength grows:  The emboldened U.S. dollar pulled down West Texas Intermediate crude oil futures on Friday, as the world's reserve currency pushed to its top level in more than 14 days, according to Bloomberg.  Read more.    Fri, May 10 04:33 AM  Loonie dives after release of weak labor report:  The Canadian dollar on Friday dropped to its week-low against the U.S. dollar after the nation released underwhelming job-creation data, Bloomberg reports.  Read more.    Fri, May 10 02:17 AM  Aussie's losses increasingly causing concern:  Friday saw the Australian dollar dive toward parity with the world's reserve currency for the first time since the beginning of the second half of last year as concerns about Australia's economy were gaining momentum, according to Bloomberg.  Read more.    Fri, May 10 05:00 AM  Crude oil futures drop as dollar's strength grows:  The emboldened U.S. dollar pulled down West Texas Intermediate crude oil futures on Friday, as the world's reserve currency pushed to its top level in more than 14 days, according to Bloomberg.  Read more.    Fri, May 10 04:33 AM  Loonie dives after release of weak labor report:  The Canadian dollar on Friday dropped to its week-low against the U.S. dollar after the nation released underwhelming job-creation data, Bloomberg reports.  Read more.    Fri, May 10 02:17 AM  Aussie's losses increasingly causing concern:  Friday saw the Australian dollar dive toward parity with the world's reserve currency for the first time since the beginning of the second half of last year as concerns about Australia's economy were gaining momentum, according to Bloomberg.  Read more.    Fri, May 10 05:00 AM  Crude oil futures drop as dollar's strength grows:  The emboldened U.S. dollar pulled down West Texas Intermediate crude oil futures on Friday, as the world's reserve currency pushed to its top level in more than 14 days, according to Bloomberg.  Read more.    Fri, May 10 04:33 AM  Loonie dives after release of weak labor report:  The Canadian dollar on Friday dropped to its week-low against the U.S. dollar after the nation released underwhelming job-creation data, Bloomberg reports.  Read more.    Fri, May 10 02:17 AM  Aussie's losses increasingly causing concern:  Friday saw the Australian dollar dive toward parity with the world's reserve currency for the first time since the beginning of the second half of last year as concerns about Australia's economy were gaining momentum, according to Bloomberg.  Read more.   
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Cotton continues bullish ways as projections rise

Mar 20, 2012 11:36 AM

Strong cotton crops throughout the world are driving toward record amounts and outlasting demand more so now than any point during the past 20 years, according to Bloomberg.

Stockpiles of the soft fiber are set to grow by 32 percent to mark the second-largest on record, according to projections forecast by the U.S. government. Demand is likely to be exceeded by more than 15 million bales as farmers collect 123.6 million bales during the 12-month period ending in July.

"Cotton is a cub right now and can grow into a fully- fledged bear," Sterling Smith with Country Hedging of Minnesota told Bloomberg. "We're going to have exceptional production next season, and that will weigh on prices significantly."

At 11:46 a.m. on Tuesday, cotton futures fell 0.35 percent, a .31-cent slip to 88.77 cents per pound.

Reuters reports the projected increase of cotton from 123.34 million bales to 123.64 bales is contributing to the soft fiber's bullish performance as of late.

The record price of cotton, set March 7 of last year, stands at $2.197 per pound.

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