| Chinese raw silk prices soar as India's charkha variety faces decline
13 Jan 24 2 min read
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- Over the past year, Chinese high-grade raw silk prices increased by 7.37 per cent to $69.17 per kg, while Indian charkha raw silk prices fell by 27 per cent to $36.66 per kg.
- The upward trend in the Chinese market contrasts with the bearish trend in India, highlighting significant price movements and quality differences in the global silk industry.
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