09 May 24 4 min read
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- Cotton yarn trade in north India remains sluggish due to poor demand and geopolitical uncertainty.
- Prices fell in Delhi but stayed steady in Ludhiana.
- The market is cautious with buyers only purchasing for immediate needs.
- Panipat's recycled yarn market also faces slow demand.
- Cotton prices in the region are rising due to higher ICE cotton rates.
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