08 Sep 23 3 min read
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- Cotton yarn prices remain stable in South India, despite attempts by spinners and stockists to raise them, with weak demand from the weaving and garment industries preventing increases.
- Cotton prices dipped owing to a fall in ICE cotton rates and subdued domestic market sentiment, further exacerbated by recent holidays in Gujarat, dampening the mood further.
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