Trading the Cotton Contract

Sugar, coffee, cocoa, cotton, orange juice, and lumber — the weather-driven markets.

Soft commodities are among the most weather-sensitive and politically exposed markets in the world. Forward-contract hedges protect food manufacturers, roasters, and builders against supply shocks and price spikes.

Whether you trade Cotton to hedge commercial exposure or to speculate, you do not have to do it alone. CCS clients get broker-assisted execution, contract and delivery-date guidance, and direct access to 40+ years of market judgment.

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Contract Specifications

ExchangeICEUS
Contract Size50,000 lbs.
Contract MonthsH, K, N, V, Z (March, May, July, October, December)
Trading Hours21:00-14:30 ET
Minimum Fluctuation.01¢/lb. = $5.00
Daily Limit3"“7¢/lb. = $1,500"“3,500

Contract specifications change. Always confirm current specs with the exchange or call us before trading.

Cotton Futures FAQ

What is the Cotton futures contract?

Cotton No. 2 is the fiber benchmark from the Texas plains to the Delta — a market where mill demand, polyester prices, and monsoon timing in Asia all intersect. The contract trades on ICEUS with a contract size of 50,000 lbs..

How can I hedge Cotton price risk?

Soft commodities are among the most weather-sensitive and politically exposed markets in the world. Forward-contract hedges protect food manufacturers, roasters, and builders against supply shocks and price spikes. Call 317-848-8050 to discuss a custom strategy with Lannie Cohen, Senior Hedge Advisor.

How do I start trading Cotton futures?

Call CCS at 317-848-8050. We offer broker-assisted, traditional, and self-directed account types — you will get a real person who explains the contract, the margin, and the risks before you place your first trade.

Trade or Hedge Cotton with a Real Broker

Call Lannie Cohen at 317-848-8050 — 40+ years of commodity experience, one phone call away.

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