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South Indian cotton yarn steady, demand weak even as workers return

10 Jun '25
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South Indian cotton yarn steady, demand weak even as workers return
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  • Despite the end of worker shortages, cotton yarn demand remains weak in Mumbai and Tiruppur, with prices stable due to 'hand-to-mouth' purchasing by the textile industry.
  • Loom owners are reluctant to increase fabric production, and export orders are needed for sustained demand.
  • Gujarat cotton prices are stable, with mills preferring cheaper imported cotton.
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