08 May 24 4 min read
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- In the Indian market, PC, polyester, and viscose yarn prices have remained stable, though demand for intermediary products has slowed, particularly from the downstream industry.
- The market is not expected to see an uptick in demand until July, coinciding with the wedding season, which could potentially revive interest in blended and man-made yarns.
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