According to USDA's weekly cotton summary published on Nov 12, during the week ending Nov 4, net Upland sales of 432,200 running bales were down 23 percent from the previous week and 8 percent from the prior 4-week average.　Increases were reported for China (303,000 RB), Turkey (81,600 RB), Indonesia (15,800 RB, including 1,800 RB switched from Japan and decreases of 500 RB), Thailand (12,000 RB), and Egypt (7,800 RB).　Decreases were reported for Bangladesh (19,800 RB), Pakistan (7,800 RB), and India (3,100 RB).　Net sales of 83,100 RB for delivery in 2011/12 were mainly for Turkey (41,300 RB), Peru (13,400 RB), and Malaysia (13,200 RB).　Decreases were reported for Bangladesh (11,000 MT).　Optional origin sales were reported for Bangladesh (33,000 RB).　Exports for own account were reported for China (8,800 RB).　

Exports of 145,100 RB were up 55 percent from the previous week and 51 percent from the prior 4-week average.　The primary destinations were China (52,400 RB), Mexico (17,800 RB), Vietnam (13,700 RB), and Turkey (10,000 RB).　

Net American Pima sales of 26,900 RB were up noticeably from the previous week and from the prior 4-week average.　Increases were reported for Indonesia (12,400 RB), China (7,900 RB), Thailand (2,600 RB), and Pakistan (1,700 RB).　Net sales of 15,100 RB for delivery in 2011/12 were mainly for China (5,500 RB), Indonesia (4,300 RB), and Egypt (2,600 RB).　Exports of 300 RB were mainly to Indonesia.