COTTON RELATED EXTRACTS FROM WASDE - June 10, 2010

COTTON RELATED EXTRACTS FROM WASDE - June 10, 2010

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COTTON:  The U.S. cotton projections for 2010/11 show

slightly lower beginning and ending stocks compared with last

month.  Beginning stocks are reduced 200,000 bales due to

an increase in the export forecast for 2009/10.  Projections of

production, domestic mill use, and exports are unchanged. 

Accordingly, ending stocks are revised down to 2.8 million

bales, equal to 17 percent of total use and the smallest

stocks level since 1995/96.  The forecast range for the

marketing-year average price received by producers remains

at 60 to 74 cents per pound.

World projections for 2010/11 also include lower beginning

and ending stocks compared with last month.  Beginning

stocks are reduced about 550,000 bales as higher stocks

forecast for China are more than offset by reductions in

Turkey, India, the United States, Pakistan, Brazil, and others.

 Production is raised for Australia, Sudan, and Mexico, while

consumption is raised for Pakistan and Turkey. The resulting

global stocks level of 49.6 million bales is 41.5 percent of

total use which, if realized, would be the smallest stocks-to-

use ratio since 1994/95.

The world and U.S. estimates also include revisions for

2009/10 from last month.  World beginning stocks are

reduced 450,000 bales, mainly in Turkey.  World

consumption is raised about 500,000 bales, due to

adjustments for Pakistan and Turkey, where analysis

suggests that ending stocks will be tighter than previously

estimated.  Imports are raised for China and Turkey, while

exports are raised for the United States and India, reflecting

activity to date.  The forecast for the U.S. average price

received by producers of 61.5 to 63.5 cents per pound is

lowered one cent on the upper end of the range.

 

                     World and U.S. Supply and Use for Cotton 1/

                                 Million 480-lb. bales

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                      :           :   Total   :          :  Total   :  Ending

     Commodity        :   Output  :   Supply  : Trade 2/ :   Use    :  Stocks

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                      :

                      :                         World

      2008/09         :    107.48     170.08      30.16      109.94     62.70

      2009/10 (Est.)  :    102.89     165.59      35.26      116.43     52.21

      2010/11 (Proj.) :

               May    :    113.88     166.64      35.72      119.08     50.13

              June    :    114.32     166.53      36.14      119.49     49.59

                      :                     United States

      2008/09         :     12.82      22.87      13.28        3.59      6.34

      2009/10 (Est.)  :     12.19      18.53      12.25        3.40      2.90

      2010/11 (Proj.) :

               May    :     16.70      19.80      13.50        3.30      3.00

              June    :     16.70      19.60      13.50        3.30      2.80

                      :                        Foreign 3/

      2008/09         :     94.66     147.22      16.88      106.35     56.36

      2009/10 (Est.)  :     90.71     147.06      23.01      113.03     49.31

      2010/11 (Proj.) :

               May    :     97.18     146.83      22.22      115.78     47.13

              June    :     97.62     146.93      22.64      116.19     46.79

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1/ Marketing year beginning August 1.  2/ Based on export estimate.  3/  Total

Foreign is equal to world minus United States. See global cotton tables for

treatment of export/import imbalances.

                                 WASDE-483-17                    June 2010

 

                          U. S. Cotton Supply and Use 1/

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                           :         :         :      2010/11  Projections

        Item               : 2008/09 : 2009/10 :===============================

                           :         :   Est.  :         May            June

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                           :               Million acres

Area                       :                           

  Planted                  :   9.47       9.15         10.51 *         10.51 *

  Harvested                :   7.57       7.53          9.83 *          9.83 *

                           :

                           :                   Pounds

Yield per harvested        :

    acre                   :    813        777           815 *           815 *

                           :

                           :             Million 480 pound bales

                           :

Beginning stocks 2/        :  10.05       6.34          3.10            2.90

Production                 :  12.82      12.19         16.70           16.70

Imports                    :   0.00       0.01          0.00            0.00

  Supply, total            :  22.87      18.53         19.80           19.60

Domestic use               :   3.59       3.40          3.30            3.30

Exports                    :  13.28      12.25         13.50           13.50

  Use, total               :  16.86      15.65         16.80           16.80

Unaccounted 3/             :  -0.33      -0.02          0.00            0.00

Ending stocks              :   6.34       2.90          3.00            2.80

                           :

Avg. farm price 4/         :   47.8  61.5-63.5     60.0-74.0       60.0-74.0

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Note: Reliability calculations at end of report.

1/ Upland and extra-long staple; marketing year beginning August 1.  Totals may

not add due to rounding.  2/ Based on Bureau of Census data.  3/ Reflects the

difference between the previous season's supply less total use and ending

stocks based on Bureau of Census data.  4/ Upland cotton marketing year

weighted average price received by farmers in cents per pound.  *Planted area

as reported in March 31 "Prospective Plantings."  Projected harvested area based

on 2000-2009 average abandonment, weighted by region and adjusted to reflect unusually

favorable soil moisture conditions in the Southwest.  Projected yield per harvested acre

based on 2005-2009 average yields, weighted by region.

                                 WASDE-483-26                    June 2010

 

                         World Cotton Supply and Use 1/

                             (Million 480-pound bales)

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                      :          Supply         :       Use      :      :

        Region        :=========================:================: Loss : Ending

                      :Beginning:Produc-:Imports:Domestic:Exports:  2/  : stocks

                      :  stocks : tion  :       :        :       :      :

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                      :

                      :                      2008/09

                      :

World                 :   62.61  107.48    30.04  109.94    30.16  -2.67  62.70

United States         :   10.05   12.82       3/    3.59    13.28  -0.33   6.34

Total foreign         :   52.56   94.66    30.04  106.35    16.88  -2.33  56.36

  Major exporters 4/  :   18.81   42.36     1.54   26.83    13.93  -0.19  22.15

   Central Asia 5/    :    2.42    7.12     0.01    1.60     4.45   0.00   3.49

   Afr. Fr. Zone 6/   :    0.67    2.41       3/    0.19     2.20   0.00   0.70

   S. Hemis. 7/       :    8.30    8.68     0.31    5.52     4.60  -0.20   7.38

    Australia         :    0.60    1.50       3/    0.05     1.20  -0.07   0.93

   Brazil             :    6.25    5.48     0.05    4.20     2.74  -0.15   4.99

   India              :    6.63   22.60     0.80   17.75     2.36   0.00   9.92

  Major importers 8/  :   31.91   49.51    26.03   75.24     1.88  -2.15  32.48

   Mexico             :    0.93    0.57     1.32    1.85     0.18   0.03   0.76

   China              :   20.50   36.70     7.00   44.00     0.08  -2.25  22.37

   EU-27 9/           :    0.67    1.23     0.96    1.14     1.01   0.05   0.65

   Turkey             :    1.95    1.93     2.92    5.10     0.14  -0.09   1.65

   Pakistan           :    5.39    9.00     1.95   11.25     0.38   0.03   4.69

   Indonesia          :    0.39    0.03     2.00    2.00     0.02   0.05   0.35

   Thailand           :    0.32      3/     1.60    1.60     0.00   0.03   0.29

   Bangladesh         :    0.62    0.04     3.80    3.75     0.00   0.01   0.70

   Vietnam            :    0.25    0.01     1.23    1.25     0.00   0.00   0.24

                      :

                      :                 2009/10 (Estimated)

                      :

World                 :   62.70  102.89    35.70  116.43    35.26  -2.60  52.21

United States         :    6.34   12.19     0.01    3.40    12.25  -0.02   2.90

Total foreign         :   56.36   90.71    35.69  113.03    23.01  -2.58  49.31

  Major exporters 4/  :   22.15   42.41     1.50   28.77    19.59  -0.19  17.89

   Central Asia 5/    :    3.49    6.17     0.01    1.69     5.98   0.00   2.00

   Afr. Fr. Zone 6/   :    0.70    2.16       3/    0.18     2.17   0.00   0.51

   S. Hemis. 7/       :    7.38    9.15     0.34    5.70     4.54  -0.20   6.83

    Australia         :    0.93    1.60       3/    0.04     1.83  -0.07   0.74

   Brazil             :    4.99    5.75     0.10    4.40     1.90  -0.15   4.69

   India              :    9.92   23.50     0.60   19.50     6.40   0.00   8.12

  Major importers 8/  :   32.48   45.68    31.56   80.02     2.29  -2.39  29.81

   Mexico             :    0.76    0.42     1.50    1.90     0.13   0.03   0.64

   China              :   22.37   32.50    10.80   47.50     0.03  -2.50  20.64

   EU-27 9/           :    0.65    1.01     0.89    0.98     1.06   0.05   0.46

   Turkey             :    1.65    1.75     3.90    5.60     0.18  -0.08   1.61

   Pakistan           :    4.69    9.90     1.70   11.50     0.75   0.03   4.01

   Indonesia          :    0.35    0.03     2.10    2.05     0.02   0.05   0.36

   Thailand           :    0.29      3/     1.80    1.78     0.01   0.03   0.29

   Bangladesh         :    0.70    0.05     4.00    4.00     0.00   0.01   0.74

   Vietnam            :    0.24    0.02     1.70    1.60     0.00   0.00   0.36

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1/ Marketing year beginning August 1.   Totals may not add exactly and trade

may not balance due to rounding and other factors.   2/ Generally reflects

cotton lost or destroyed in the marketing channel; for Australia, Brazil,

China, and the United States, reflects the difference between implicit stocks

based on supply less total use and indicated ending stocks.  3/ Less than

5,000 bales.  4/ Includes Egypt and Syria in addition to the countries and

regions listed.  5/ Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan,

Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan.  6/ Benin, Burkino Faso, Cameroon, Central

African Republic, Chad, Cote d'Ivoire, Mali, Niger, Senegal, and Togo.  7/

Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Paraguay, South Africa, Tanzania, and Zimbabwe.

8/ In addition to the countries and regions listed, includes Hong Kong, Japan,

Russia, South Korea, and Taiwan. 9/ Includes intra-EU trade.

                                 WASDE-483-27                    June 2010

 

                         World Cotton Supply and Use 1/

                             (Million 480-pound bales)

================================================================================

                      :          Supply         :       Use      :      :

        Region        :=========================:================: Loss : Ending

                      :Beginning:Produc-:Imports:Domestic:Exports:  2/  : stocks

                      :  stocks : tion  :       :        :       :      :

================================================================================

                      :

                      :                 2010/11 (Projected)

World                 :

             May      :   52.75  113.88    35.73  119.08    35.72  -2.58  50.13

            June      :   52.21  114.32    36.12  119.49    36.14  -2.58  49.59

United States         :

             May      :    3.10   16.70       3/    3.30    13.50   0.00   3.00

            June      :    2.90   16.70       3/    3.30    13.50   0.00   2.80

Total foreign         :

             May      :   49.65   97.18    35.73  115.78    22.22  -2.58  47.13

            June      :   49.31   97.62    36.12  116.19    22.64  -2.58  46.79

  Major exporters 4/  :

             May      :   18.41   46.85     1.43   29.94    18.63  -0.19  18.30

            June      :   17.89   47.00     1.64   29.94    18.94  -0.19  17.83

   Central Asia 5/May :    2.10    6.84     0.01    1.73     5.45   0.00   1.76

                  Jun :    2.00    6.79     0.01    1.73     5.42   0.00   1.65

   Afr. Fr. Zn. 6/May :    0.51    2.61       3/    0.19     2.38   0.00   0.56

                  Jun :    0.51    2.61       3/    0.18     2.42   0.00   0.51

   S. Hemis 7/    May :    7.01   10.82     0.30    5.95     4.68  -0.20   7.69

                  Jun :    6.83   11.02     0.51    5.95     4.88  -0.20   7.73

    Australia     May :    0.79    2.00       3/    0.04     1.85  -0.07   0.97

                  Jun :    0.74    2.20       3/    0.04     1.85  -0.07   1.12

   Brazil         May :    4.79    6.80     0.09    4.60     2.00  -0.15   5.23

                  Jun :    4.69    6.80     0.30    4.60     2.20  -0.15   5.14

   India          May :    8.32   25.00     0.63   20.40     5.70   0.00   7.85

                  Jun :    8.12   25.00     0.63   20.40     5.80   0.00   7.55

  Major importers 8/  :

             May      :   29.61   47.58    31.69   81.60     2.44  -2.39  27.22

            June      :   29.81   47.72    31.89   82.00     2.49  -2.39  27.31

   Mexico         May :    0.66    0.55     1.60    1.90     0.20   0.03   0.69

                  Jun :    0.64    0.64     1.50    1.90     0.20   0.03   0.65

   China          May :   19.84   33.00    11.50   49.00     0.03  -2.50  17.82

                  Jun :   20.64   33.00    11.50   49.00     0.03  -2.50  18.62

   EU-27 9/       May :    0.46    1.33     0.84    0.93     1.21   0.05   0.44

                  Jun :    0.46    1.38     0.84    0.93     1.26   0.05   0.44

   Turkey         May :    2.03    2.10     2.70    5.40     0.15  -0.08   1.36

                  Jun :    1.61    2.10     3.00    5.50     0.15  -0.08   1.14

   Pakistan       May :    4.16   10.50     1.90   11.40     0.70   0.03   4.44

                  Jun :    4.01   10.50     1.90   11.70     0.70   0.03   3.99

   Indonesia      May :    0.36    0.03     2.20    2.10     0.02   0.05   0.42

                  Jun :    0.36    0.03     2.20    2.10     0.02   0.05   0.42

   Thailand       May :    0.29      3/     1.80    1.78     0.01   0.03   0.28

                  Jun :    0.29      3/     1.80    1.78     0.01   0.03   0.28

   Bangladesh     May :    0.74    0.05     4.25    4.25     0.00   0.01   0.78

                  Jun :    0.74    0.05     4.25    4.25     0.00   0.01   0.78

   Vietnam        May :    0.36    0.02     1.78    1.80     0.00   0.00   0.35

                  Jun :    0.36    0.02     1.78    1.80     0.00   0.00   0.35

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1/ Marketing year beginning August 1.   Totals may not add exactly and trade

may not balance due to rounding and other factors.   2/ Generally reflects

cotton lost or destroyed in the marketing channel; for Australia, Brazil, and

the United States, reflects the difference between implicit stocks based on

supply less total use and indicated ending stocks. 3/ Less than 5,000 bales. 

4/ Includes Egypt and Syria in addition to the countries and regions listed. 

5/ Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and

Uzbekistan.  6/ Benin, Burkino Faso, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad,

Cote d'Ivoire, Mali, Niger, Senegal, and Togo.   7/ Argentina, Australia,

Brazil, Paraguay, South Africa, Tanzania, and Zimbabwe.  8/ In addition to the

countries and regions listed, includes Hong Kong, Japan, Russia, South Korea,

and Taiwan. 9/ Includes intra-EU trade.

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