Cotton Prices on the ICE Exchange: A Snapshot of Todays MarketTodays cotton prices on the ICE exchange show a varied landscape. The March twenty-six contract opened at sixty-three point eight one cents, peaking at sixty-four point two three cents, and closing at sixty-three point nine three cents. The May twenty-six contract opened at sixty-four point nine two cents, reaching a high of sixty-five point two four cents, and settling at sixty-four point nine eight cents. The July twenty-six contract closed at sixty-five point nine seven cents.The markets activity is evident in the daily volumes: seven thousand thirty-five units for the March contract, one thousand eight hundred ninety-two units for the May contract, and a lower estimated volume of eleven thousand thirty-six units for today, compared to yesterdays thirty-five thousand six hundred twenty-six units.Looking ahead, the December twenty-six contract closed at sixty-seven point five four cents, and the March twenty-seven contract saw minimal activity, closing at sixty-eight point four five cents. The open interest increased by one thousand two hundred fifty-six units, indicating new money coming into the market and growing interest in cotton futures.

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