World Cotton Market: Trends in Supply and Use

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World Cotton Market: Trends in Supply and Use The Multilateral Trading System: a U.S.-Africa Dialogue on Cotton July 20, 2009

World Cotton Million tons Updated as of April 17, 2009

WORLD COTTON YIELDS Kilograms per Hectare 780 580

World Cotton Million tons Production Mill Use 2 1 3 Updated as of April 17, 2009

Production Million tons Updated as of April 17

Three Crises Affecting the World Cotton Market Global Commodity Price Crisis Cotton Futures Market Crisis Global Financial and Economic Crisis

Crude Oil Prices Fertilizer Prices August 2006 = 100 Fertilizer Prices August 2006 = 100 7

Commodity Prices Price index: August 2006 = 100 Rice Soybean Corn Wheat Sugar Cotton 8

Commodity Futures Prices and A Index US cents/lb 9

World Cotton Mill Use Growth in World GDP IMF projections, July 2009

Major Challenges Financial Stress Sustainability Demand Enhancement Distortions

Average Cotton Revenue 2008 $ per Hectare Updated as of April 17, 2009

Season-Average Cotlook A Index US cents/lb 73 61 56 As of July 15, 2009

PESTICIDE USE ON COTTON Percent of World Pesticide Sales

Cotton’s Share of World Textile Fiber Use

DIRECT ASSISTANCE TO PRODUCTION: WORLD Billion $

DIRECT GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE TO COTTON $/Lb.

DIRECT GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE TO COTTON $ Billions

World Cotton Million tons Production Mill Use Updated as of April 17, 2009