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Cotton Monthly Letter

Monthly Economic Letter: March 2023

Most cotton benchmarks moved slightly lower over the past month.
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Cotton Monthly Economic Newsletter February 2023

Monthly Economic Letter: February 2023

Cotton Monthly Economic Newsletter January 2023

Monthly Economic Letter: January 2023

After rising for four straight months, consumer spending on clothing and footwear fell a 4.2 percent in November to $500.74 billion.

Consumers Pull Back, But We’re ‘Not In a Recession’

U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said last month at the Brookings Institution that the final anticipated interest rate hike of 2022 would be lighter than the four previous increases of .75 percent.

Inflation Numbers Breed Cautious Optimism to Close 2022

Shein topped Zara for the fashion brand Googled in the most countries, according to a study released Wednesday.

What Controversial Fashion Brand Is Most Googled?

In a sign that inflation isn’t curbing all spending, personal consumption expenditures on clothing and footwear increased a seasonally adjusted 0.3 percent in October.

October Data Shows a Resilient Consumer

A better-than-expected inflation report has the market buzzing, with the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rising an unadjusted 7.7 percent from October 2021, easing from September’s 8.2 percent inflation mark and August’s 8.3 percent annual price uptick.

What’s Going on With Inflation? Here’s What New Data Suggests

U.S. consumer spending on clothing and footwear rose for the third consecutive month in September to $500.36 billion, up a seasonally adjusted 1.3 percent from August.

All About September’s $500 Billion Spent on Clothing, Footwear

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