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CIJENE PAMUKA NA BURZI U NEW YORKU

U.S. pamuk prodaja na tržištu - 03. travnja 1997. _________________________________________________________________ Ukupna prodaja na 7 tržišta u SAD-u 6,604 ( 1,954 prijašnji dan) Prosiječna cijena 1-1/16 inch cotton 69,14 centi (68,97 prijašnji dan) _________________________________________________________________ NEW YORK - pamuk zatvaranje - 03. travnja 1997. _________________________________________________________________ MJE. ZADNJA OTVA NAJ- NAJ- ZATVA- NAGODBE RANJE VIŠA NIŽA RANJE MAY7 72.25 72.38 72.60 71.95 72.25 72.30 JUL7 73.85 74.00 74.15 73.57 73.85 73.88 OCT7 75.00 75.20 75.40 75.00 75.00 75.02 DEC7 75.95 75.85 76.05 75.67 75.85 75.92 MAR8 76.90 76.85 76.95 76.75 76.90 76.93 MAY8 77.25 77.45 77.50 JUL8 77.50 77.80 77.85 OCT8 75.00 75.10 75.30 DEC8 74.60 74.55 74.65 74.60 74.60 74.60 MAR9 75.20 75.20 75.35 NYCE cotton ends higher and over key level NEW YORK, April 3 (Reuter) - NYCE cotton futures settled firmer and over resistance at 72.00 cents basis May, setting the stage for technical gains on Friday, dealers said. Speculative buying prompted by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's weekly export and sales report gave the market an early boost. New sales were estimated at 219,700 480-lb bales for the current crop and at 38,100 bales for the new crop, for the week ended March 27. Shipments were 197,000 bales. The U.S. needs to send slightly more than 150,000 bales a week for the rest of the marketing year to reach the USDA's target of 6.8 million bales in 1996/97, analysts said. The bulk of exports, however, are sent by March, leaving some market sources wary that the U.S. will reach its target. The most-active May contract closed up 0.24 cent at 72.30 cents per lb, having ranged from 72.60 to 71.95 cents. The deferred contracts ended 0.23 to 0.05 higher. Volume was estimated at 10,000 lots compared to Wednesday's official 8,597 lots. Looking ahead, tight world stocks and deficit to use in 1996/97, which rose to nearly 8 million bales, could buoy exports next year, Carl Anderson, a marketing specialist with Texas A & M University, said. 041016 MET apr 97

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