The USDA’s WASDE (World Agro Demand and Supply Estimates) Report is a comprehensive assessment of global agricultural supply and demand. It provides crucial insights into various crops, including the World Cotton Demand and Supply Estimates. This report serves as a vital resource for policymakers, traders, farmers, and researchers, aiding in making informed decisions and forecasting market trends. By analyzing factors like production, consumption, trade, and stocks, the USDA’s WASDE Report plays a pivotal role in understanding and monitoring the dynamics of the agricultural sector, fostering transparency and stability in the global food market.
September-2023
USDA WASDE REPORT
World Cotton Demand and Supply Estimates
Quantity Mentioned in Million Bales
Per Bale Weight 480 Lbs
August-2023
USDA WASDE REPORT
World Cotton Demand and Supply Estimates
Quantity Mentioned in Million Bales
Per Bale Weight 480 Lbs
JULY-2023
USDA WASDE REPORT
World Cotton Demand and Supply Estimates
Quantity Mentioned in Million Bales
Per Bale Weight 480 Lbs
Origin | Supply | Demand | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
World | 116.84 | 116.45 | +0.39 |
USA | 16.50 | 2.20 | +14.30 |
Central Asia | 5.41 | 4.27 | +1.14 |
Afr. Fr. Zone | 5.32 | 0.10 | +5.22 |
Australia | 5.40 | 0.01 | +5.39 |
Brazil | 13.25 | 3.30 | +9.95 |
India | 25.50 | 24.50 | +1.00 |
Mexico | 1.28 | 1.95 | -0.67 |
China | 27.00 | 37.00 | -10.50 |
Turkey | 3.50 | 7.90 | -4.40 |
Pakistan | 6.50 | 10.00 | -3.50 |
Bangladesh | 0.16 | 8.00 | -7.84 |
To analyze the cotton supply and demand data, we can break it down into the following key points:
World Supply and Demand:
Estimated world cotton supply: 116.84 million bales
Estimated world cotton demand: 116.45 million bales
Difference (Surplus/Deficit): +0.39 million bales (slight surplus)
Supply and Demand by Country/Region:
USA:
Estimated cotton supply: 16.50 million bales
Estimated cotton demand: 2.20 million bales
Difference: +14.30 million bales Surplus
Central Asia:
Estimated cotton supply: 5.41 million bales
Estimated cotton demand: 4.27 million bales
Difference: +1.14 million bales (surplus)
Afr. Fr. Zone (African French Zone):
Estimated cotton supply: 5.32 million bales
Estimated cotton demand: 0.10 million bales
Difference: +5.22 million bales Surplus
Australia:
Estimated cotton supply: 5.40 million bales
Estimated cotton demand: 0.01 million bales
Difference: +5.39 million bales Surplus
Brazil:
Estimated cotton supply: 13.25 million bales
Estimated cotton demand: 3.30 million bales
Difference: +9.95 million bales Surplus
India:
Estimated cotton supply: 25.50 million bales
Estimated cotton demand: 24.50 million bales
Difference: +1.00 million bales Surplus
Mexico:
Estimated cotton supply: 1.28 million bales
Estimated cotton demand: 1.95 million bales
Difference: -0.67 million bales deficit
China:
Estimated cotton supply: 27.00 million bales
Estimated cotton demand: 37.00 million bales
Difference: -10.50 million bales deficit
Turkey:
Estimated cotton supply: 3.50 million bales
Estimated cotton demand: 7.90 million bales
Difference: -4.40 million bales (significant deficit)
Pakistan:
Estimated cotton supply: 6.50 million bales
Estimated cotton demand: 10.00 million bales
Difference: -3.50 million bales (significant deficit)
Bangladesh:
Estimated cotton supply: 0.16 million bales
Estimated cotton demand: 8.00 million bales
Difference: -7.84 million bales (significant deficit)
Overall, the global cotton supply slightly exceeds demand, resulting in a surplus of 0.39 million bales. However, this surplus is not evenly distributed among all countries. The United States, Central Asia, African French Zone, Australia, and Brazil have significant cotton surpluses. In contrast, Mexico, China, Turkey, Pakistan, and Bangladesh face notable cotton deficits.
The data can be valuable for industry stakeholders, traders, and policymakers to understand the current cotton market situation and make informed decisions regarding cotton sourcing, pricing, and trading strategies.
JUNE-2023
World Cotton Demand and Supply Estimates
Quantity Mentioned in Million Bales
Per Bale Weight 480 Lbs
Origin | Supply | Demand | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
World | 116.72 | 117.00 | -0.28 |
USA | 16.50 | 2.20 | +14.30 |
Central Asia | 5.41 | 4.27 | +1.14 |
Afr. Fr. Zone | 5.32 | 0.10 | +5.13 |
Australia | 5.80 | 0.01 | +5.79 |
Brazil | 13.25 | 3.30 | +9.95 |
India | 25.50 | 24.50 | +1.00 |
Mexico | 1.28 | 1.95 | -0.67 |
China | 27.00 | 37.50 | -10.50 |
Turkey | 3.50 | 7.90 | -4.40 |
Pakistan | 5.90 | 9.80 | -3.90 |
Bangladesh | 0.16 | 8.10 | -7.94 |
The USDA’s WASDE (World Agro Demand and Supply Estimates) Report encompasses a wide range of crops, providing a comprehensive analysis of their global supply and demand dynamics. The report covers major crops such as corn, wheat, rice, soybeans, cotton, and other agricultural commodities.
Corn: The report includes detailed information on corn production, consumption, trade, and stocks. It examines factors like weather conditions, planting trends, and global demand for corn, offering insights into its market outlook.
Wheat: The WASDE Report provides data on wheat production, consumption, trade, and stocks across various countries. It examines factors like weather patterns, acreage, and global demand for wheat, helping stakeholders anticipate price fluctuations and market trends.
Rice: The report offers analysis on rice production, consumption, trade, and stocks worldwide. It considers factors such as planting intentions, government policies, and international demand for rice, aiding in understanding the global rice market.
Soybeans: The WASDE Report covers soybean production, consumption, trade, and stocks. It assesses factors like planting progress, yield projections, and global demand for soybeans, providing valuable insights for the soybean market.
Cotton: The report includes the World Cotton Demand and Supply Estimates, presenting a comprehensive overview of the cotton market. It examines factors such as acreage, yield projections, global consumption, and trade, enabling stakeholders to evaluate the dynamics of the cotton industry.
Other Crops: The USDA’s WASDE Report may also encompass additional crops like barley, oats, sorghum, sugarcane, and oilseeds. It offers analysis on their production, consumption, trade, and stocks, providing a holistic view of the global agricultural landscape.
By incorporating these crops into its assessments, the WASDE Report serves as an invaluable tool for policymakers, traders, farmers, and researchers, facilitating informed decision-making, risk management, and market analysis in the agricultural sector.