North India’s cotton yarn prices rose sharply by ₹6–8 per kg as a weaker rupee against the US dollar boosted export competitiveness and encouraged mills to raise prices.
Ludhiana and Delhi markets recorded gains despite weak domestic demand.
Cotton prices also firmed on lower arrivals and rising cottonseed prices, while recycled yarn markets in Panipat remained largely stable amid average demand.
Ludhiana and Delhi markets recorded gains despite weak domestic demand.
Cotton prices also firmed on lower arrivals and rising cottonseed prices, while recycled yarn markets in Panipat remained largely stable amid average demand.
