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World Cotton Market: Trends in Supply and Use

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

2 World Cotton Million tons Updated as of April 17, 2009

3 WORLD COTTON YIELDS Kilograms per Hectare 780 580

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

5 Production Million tons Updated as of April 17

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

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

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

9 Commodity Futures Prices and A Index
US cents/lb 9

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

11 Major Challenges Financial Stress Sustainability Demand Enhancement
Distortions

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

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

14 PESTICIDE USE ON COTTON
Percent of World Pesticide Sales

15 Cotton’s Share of World Textile Fiber Use

16 DIRECT ASSISTANCE TO PRODUCTION: WORLD
Billion $

17 DIRECT GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE TO COTTON
$/Lb.

18 DIRECT GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE TO COTTON
$ Billions

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

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