| North India's cotton yarn market witnesses limited but regular buying
19 Jan 23 3 min read
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- North India's cotton yarn market turned positive today amid limited but regular buying. Cotton yarn prices remained stable in Delhi but rose by ₹3 per kg in Ludhiana. Traders said that regular buying from domestic and export markets supported market sentiments. There was limited trade in Panipat's recycled yarn market as it was facing a liquidity crunch.
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