South Indian cotton yarn market is under heavy pressure ahead of the additional 25 per cent US tariff from August 27, with demand in Mumbai and Tiruppur dropping sharply.
Traders fear cancellations, tighter payment flows, and a further price correction of ₹5–6 per kg.
Mills are expected to cut selling rates, while Gujarat’s cotton arrivals remain low, leaving CCI as the key stockholder.
Traders fear cancellations, tighter payment flows, and a further price correction of ₹5–6 per kg.
Mills are expected to cut selling rates, while Gujarat’s cotton arrivals remain low, leaving CCI as the key stockholder.
