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Cotton futures closed out the Friday session with contracts up 40 to 55 points on the day, with the December contract 44 points higher for the week, settling at $0.98310.

Early on Friday morning, President Trump expressed optimism about the upcoming leaders’ meeting with China, stating, “I think we’ll be fine with China.” He also noted that the 100% tariffs on China are not sustainable.

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In recent market activity, Thursday’s online auction from The Seam showed just 155 bales sold, with an average price of 63.01 cents per pound.

The Cotlook A Index was up 25 points on October 16, reaching 75.10 cents.

ICE certified cotton stocks remained steady as of October 16, with the certified stock level at 16,751 bales.

Please note, the Adjusted World Price (AWP) is still not being reported due to the ongoing government shutdown.

Looking at specific contract closes:
– December 2025 Cotton closed at 64.28 cents, up 55 points
– March 2026 Cotton closed at 65.78 cents, up 49 points
– May 2026 Cotton closed at 66.97 cents, up 47 points

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The soybean market saw gains of 4 to 7½ cents on Wednesday, led by the front months. The cmdtyView national average Cash Bean price was 8¼ cents higher at $9.53½.

Soymeal futures were 30 cents to $1.90 higher in the front months, while back months were steady to 60 cents lower. There were another 99 deliveries against October meal overnight.

Soy Oil increased by 44 to 70 points during the day. The CBOT reported 25 deliveries for October bean oil overnight.

November soybeans have averaged $10.21 so far through the six trade sessions in October. The full month’s average is used in the harvest price discovery for crop insurance.

Despite the weekly Export Sales report being suspended with the government offline, traders still expect 0.6 to 1.6 million metric tons (MMT) of 2025/26 soybean sales for the week of October 2nd. Meal bookings were projected between 150,000 to 350,000 MT, with 0 to 25,000 MT for oil.

Brazilian soybean exports are estimated at 7.12 MMT during October, significantly higher compared to 4.44 MMT in the same period last year.

Closing prices for November 2025 soybeans were $10.29½, up 7½ cents. Nearby Cash was $9.53½, up 8¼ cents. January 2026 soybeans closed at $10.44¼, up 5¼ cents, while March 2026 soybeans closed at $10.57¼, up 4¼ cents.

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Cotton Bulls Head Into the Weekend in the Green

Soybeans See Strength on the Midweek Session