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Brazilian cotton prices in April 2016 increased by nearly ten percent due to firm demand, decrease in supply from important cotton growing countries like India, and China’s possible interest for imports. However, the volume of cotton already traded this season is little less than the volume sold in the same period last year.
The CEPEA/ESALQ Index, with payment in 8 days, for cotton type 41-4, delivered in São Paulo rose 9.66 per cent to 2.6680 BRL ($0.777) per pound on April 29.
