The north Indian market anticipates improved demand for cotton yarn with the new fiscal easing payment rule concerns. Stability is seen in Delhi, Ludhiana, and Panipat markets, despite limited off-season
South Indian cotton yarn market saw mixed trends, with prices rising in Tiruppur but stable in Mumbai. Strong demand from the knitting sector boosted Tiruppur's prices, while the weaving segment remained
India's MMF yarn market showed mixed trends due to regional dynamics. Ludhiana saw increased demand and prices for polyester and PC yarn, while Surat experienced weak demand due to lower crude oil prices.
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Cotton yarn prices remained stable in south India amid slow demand from the consumer industry, exporters and stockists. The sluggish retail demand, liquidity constraints, and high stock levels led to
Cotton yarn prices have decreased in Mumbai, with weaving yarn dropping by ₹5-10 per kg due to slow demand. Conversely, Tiruppur's market has maintained steady prices with minimal declines, and is optimistic
In north India, cotton yarn prices remained steady due to average demand, with the Red Sea crisis impacting market sentiments. This crisis led to increased freight charges, discouraging cotton yarn exports
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