Cotton prices are currently below 65 cents per pound, signaling a long-term bearish trend. The USDA’s November WASDE report confirmed this, citing increased U.S. production and global stockpiles. However, commodity cyclicality and seasonality could support a price recovery in Q1 and Q2 of 2026, with prices favoring a rally in spring or early summer. The forward curve for ICE futures shows prices under 70 cents per pound until July 2028, making cotton futures a potentially attractive investment.

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