04 Jan 24 4 min read
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- In North India, cotton yarn prices have remained steady amidst slow demand and poor market sentiments, with little hope for near-term improvement.
- The Ludhiana market experienced slow export and domestic demand, leading to weak trading sentiments and stable prices for various yarn counts.
- Similarly, Delhi's weaving industry saw limited demand.
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