22 Feb 24 4 min read
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- North Indian cotton yarn prices rose due to global and domestic trends, with limited cotton availability.
- Despite higher raw material costs, downstream demand remained weak.
- Panipat saw a rise in cotton comber prices. Meanwhile, ICE cotton stayed high, prompting regular purchases by spinning mills and MNCs.
- Cotton arrivals were estimated at 42-43 lakh bales.
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