Pic: Shutterstock.com
North Indian cotton yarn prices are rising due to a stronger ICE cotton index and enhanced global and domestic demand.
This upward trend is visible in Ludhiana and Delhi, with prices up by ₹2-4 per kg.
Chinese buyers are actively seeking Indian cotton yarn, resulting in increased prices.
The Panipat market is also observing a rise in cotton comber prices.
To continue reading this news, become a member today.
PRIME
Unlimited Access to
F2F Prime Content
All Corporate Members and TexPro Subscribers are eligible to access F2F PRIME CONTENT using the same login credentials.
