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African Cotton, Bremen Index
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American Pima Cotton (Supima)
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BCI Cotton: 3128B
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BCI Cotton: KCA (Spot)
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BCI Cotton: Shankar-6
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Brazilian cotton, Bremen Index
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Brazilian cotton, CEPEA/ESALQ Index
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C.I.S. Cotton, Bremen Index
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CAI (Andhra Pradesh / Karnataka / Orissa)
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CAI (Andhra Pradesh / Karnataka / Tamil Nadu / Orissa)
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CAI (Andhra Pradesh / Karnataka)
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CAI (Gujarat)
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CAI (Karnataka / Tamil Nadu)
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CAI (Maharashtra / Madhya Pradesh)
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CAI (Punjab / Haryana / Rajasthan - ICS 101)
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CAI (Punjab / Haryana / Rajasthan - ICS 105)
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CAI (Punjab / Haryana / Rajasthan - ICS 202)
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CAI (Punjab / Haryana / Rajasthan)
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CAI (Rajasthan)
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CC Index: 2129B
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CC Index: 2227B
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CC Index: 3128B
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Conventional Cotton: KCA (Spot)
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Cotlook A-Index
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Cotton Seed (Rajkot)
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Cotton Seed (Surendranagar)
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Cotton Waste (Gujarat)
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Cotton Waste (Guntur)
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Cotton Waste (Himachal Pradesh)
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Cotton Waste (Madhya Pradesh)
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Cotton Waste (Maharashtra)
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Cotton Waste (Punjab)
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Cotton Waste (Rajasthan)
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Cotton Waste (South India)
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Egyptian Giza 94 Cotton, Bremen Index
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Greece Cotton, Bremen Index
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ICE Cotton
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ICF DCH-32 (Karnataka)
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ICF J-34 - RG (Bhatinda)
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ICF MCU-5 (Andhra Pradesh)
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ICF MECH (Maharashtra)
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ICF Mech-I/H-4 (Madhya Pradesh)
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ICF Shankar-6 (Gujarat-Merchant)
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ICF V-797 (Gujarat)
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Mech Cotton, Bremen Index
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Organic Cotton: KCA (Spot)
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Organic Cotton: Shankar-6
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Pima Cotton, Bremen Index
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Recycled Cotton: Shankar-6
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Shankar-6 Cotton, Bremen Index
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Spain Cotton, Bremen Index
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U S A E/M/O/T, Bremen Index
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Upland Cotton
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USDA Upland Cotton (Desert Southwest)
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USDA Upland Cotton (East Texas-Oklahoma)
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USDA Upland Cotton (North Delta)
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USDA Upland Cotton (San Joaquin Valley)
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USDA Upland Cotton (South Delta)
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USDA Upland Cotton (Southeast)
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USDA Upland Cotton (West Texas)
CAI (Gujarat) Analysis: Cotton Fibre Market Trends, Prices & Forecast
TexPro provides pricing information for CAI (Gujarat), covering subproducts such as 22 mm, It offers historical pricing data for up to the last five years. It also provides an accurate price forecast for the next “9/12” months, updated twice a month. The data is collected from our verified primary and secondary data sources.
CAI (Gujarat), 22 mm, Domestic - India (01 May 2024 - 30 Apr 2025)
Overall Trend
- The prices of Cotton Fibre (CAI 22 mm) have been in a decreasing trend from May 2024 to April 2025 in Asia (Domestic India).
Price Trend
- The prices of Cotton Fibre (CAI 22 mm) have decreased by 4.72% from May 2024 to April 2025 in Asia (Domestic India).
- The average month-on-month percentage change has been -0.33% for Asia (Domestic India) during the same period.
- The highest percentage increase of 8.21% was reported in September 2024, and the highest percentage decrease of -7.75% was reported in March 2025 for Asia (Domestic India).
- The average price for Asia (Domestic India) in 2024 was 1.36 USD/kg, which has decreased by 7.44% to 1.26 USD/kg in 2025, declining at a CAGR of -7.44% from 2024 to 2025.
Price Range
- The average price from May 2024 to April 2025 for Asia (Domestic India) was 1.33 USD/kg, indicating that the prices have fluctuated around this average. The range between average and minimum price is 0.14 USD/kg and that of between maximum and average price is 0.12 USD/kg, indicating a higher range above average price. The average price from May 2024 to April 2025 for Asia (Domestic India) was 1.33 USD/kg, indicating that the prices have fluctuated around this average. The range between average and minimum price is 0.14 USD/kg and that of between maximum and average price is 0.12 USD/kg, indicating a higher range above average price.
- The maximum and minimum prices reported for Asia (Domestic India) were 1.45 USD/kg and 1.19 USD/kg, respectively showing a price range of 0.26 USD/kg.
Volatility
- The standard deviation in Asia (Domestic India) prices was 0.075 USD/kg, indicating Low Volatility in prices.
- The prices for Asia (Domestic India) traded at a moving average premium of 4.13% and at a moving average discount of -6.90% from the moving average price during the same period.
This analysis highlights the decreasing trend in cotton fibre prices, which is significant for stakeholders in the textile industry, as it reflects changing dynamics in raw material sourcing and procurement. The CAGR indicates a consistent decline, which may influence production costs and pricing strategies for textile manufacturers. The observed volatility suggests that while prices are generally decreasing, fluctuations still occur, necessitating careful market monitoring.
Trend Report
The average price of CAI (Gujarat) has increased by 1.72% in the month of April 2025 as compared to March 2025. The price of CAI (Gujarat) has been below its last six months average price by -7.49%. The price of CAI (Gujarat) has reduced by a CAGR of -0.47% in last one year. The price of CAI (Gujarat) in the month of April 2025 has decreased by -6.46% as compared to the same month last year.
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CAI (Gujarat) – Regional Market Benchmark & Fibre Quality Overview
The CAI (Gujarat) index reflects cotton fibre pricing from one of India’s most prominent cotton-producing states. Known for its cultivation of 22 mm staple length cotton, Gujarat plays a pivotal role in supplying the domestic textile industry with fibre suited for basic yarns, blended fabrics, and utility-grade textiles. Despite being a shorter-staple variety, Gujarat’s cotton is widely used by mills for producing low- to medium-count yarns that cater to both the domestic and export markets.
Gujarat’s cotton industry benefits from strong agricultural infrastructure, well-established trading hubs, and proximity to major textile clusters in western India. Cotton sourced from this region is recognized for its clean ginning, uniform fibre, and cost competitiveness, making it a dependable raw material for entry-level and mass-market textile production.
The CAI Gujarat benchmark serves as a key reference for domestic pricing trends, especially during peak procurement months. Price movements are driven by a mix of factors, including seasonal yield cycles, climatic variability, domestic stock availability, and demand fluctuations across the spinning and weaving segments.
TexPro delivers a comprehensive analysis of monthly pricing trends, price range volatility, and year-over-year shifts for CAI 22 mm cotton. With access to historical data and future forecasts, this tool empowers buyers, sourcing professionals, and manufacturers to make data-backed procurement decisions, plan budgets effectively, and manage market risks more confidently.
Even amidst market challenges, cotton from Gujarat remains a strategically important fibre option for producers targeting price-sensitive textile segments. Its predictable quality, availability, and cost advantage ensure it continues to play a valuable role in India’s evolving textile economy.