| Cotton Yarn prices rise in south India amidst stronger fibre prospects
16 Feb 24 3 min read
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- Cotton yarn prices in south Indian markets have risen by ₹2-5 per kg due to increasing cotton prices domestically and on ICE, boosting demand prospects.
- Mumbai and Tiruppur markets saw higher trading. Stronger ICE cotton prices bolstered exports.
- Mills raised prices by ₹5-10 per kg, with some absorption by the market.
- Downstream industries expressed unease.
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