29 Dec 23 3 min read
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- The south Indian cotton yarn trade experienced weak sentiment and slow demand in late 2023, with price stability in Mumbai and Tiruppur.
- Despite a sluggish year, an uptick in demand is expected post-Makar Sankranti 2024.
- Cotton prices stabilised after a surge in Gujarat, while the industry anticipates a potential increase in summer garment production.
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