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The cotton market will continue mix trend in the coming days, as ginners are left with smaller quantities, while big mills are relying on imports, according to analyst. Karachi cotton market recorded four transactions of around 2,500 bales at a price of Rs5,800 to Rs7,400/maund.

Deals included 1,000 bales of Sanghar at Rs5,800 to Rs6,000/maund, 708 bales of Vehari at Rs6,400, 400 bales of Burewala at Rs6,300 and 200 bales of Shahar Sultan exchanged hands at Rs7,400/maund.

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Prices up over sustained demand for quality lint from needy spinners to meet their seasonal requirements at cotton market on Monday. Most of the deals were finalised at higher rates. Spinners striving to cover up their positions also booked some lower grade cotton at higher price. The ginners are holding less than 0.6 million bales, brokers said.

Fast depleting stocks held by ginners and shortage of quality lots continue to panic small spinners. Fear of delay in arrival of next crop due to water shortage in lower Sindh was also a matter of great concern for the textile industry.

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The cotton market on Wednesday was in the process of modest trading with strong demand for quality lint pushing the rates sharply up. According to the market sources, prices gained momentum on fresh buying interest by the spinners to replenish their stocks.

The official spot rate after maintaining a stable trend went up by Rs 100 to Rs 7000, dealer said. In Sindh and the Punjab, seed cotton prices were at Rs 2400-3000 while in the ready session, approximately, 5000 bales of cotton changed hands between Rs 7000-7400.

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After losing ground during last fortnight, cotton prices once again picked up. Cotton prices moved higher on strong demand for quality lint on Monday. However, activity remained restricted due to short supply of lint stocks.

It was interesting to note that prices once again moved beyond Rs7,000 per maund, with the highest rate quoted at Rs7,500 per maund. However, short supply of quality cotton owing to falling cotton stocks restricted activity, leaving many spinners disappointed.

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Trade activity remained moderate and lint prices stood firm during trading session at local cotton market. The buyers in Sindh and Punjab stations remained eager for quality lint while deals for second grade of cotton changed hands between leading buyers and sellers on premium price around Rs 7,125 per maund.

The second grade of lint for blending purpose would remain in higher demand along with growing demand for better grades of lint on slightly higher price by the textile sector.

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The sluggish off-take of cotton yarn and grey cloth in the domestic market has kept spinners away from the trading ring. With little buying interest, insipid conditions continue at the cotton market on Thursday. Though ginners were keen to enter into deals but falling world cotton prices have further depressed the local market.

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Due to poor demand for lint from leading spinners. Barring a few small and needy spinners, the trading ring gave a deserted look which keep trading activity slow and restricted at the cotton market on Tuesday.

Sluggish off-take of yarn locally and falling world cotton prices continued to depress lint rates. Leading spinners already having long positions were conspicuous by their absence.

At the Karachi Cotton Association (KCA) spot rates were firm at overnight level of Rs7,000 per maund.

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Cotton prices moving further lower on Tuesday after dull trading activity at cotton market. Falling cotton prices also impacted phutti (seed cotton) negatively, with Punjab quality being quoted between Rs2,700-2,900 and Sindh variety in the range of Rs2,700-3,300 per 40kg. Previously phutti prices were being quoted between Rs2,900-3,500 per 40kg.

However, some buying interest was noted at the lower level as many spinners preferred to cover up their positions amid falling cotton prices.

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Demand for better grades of lint from buyer likely to keep sellers on driving seats as import price has been escalated due to increase in dollar value. Buyers made deals for better and second grade of cotton on higher prices on account of depleting better grades of lint. Better and second grade of lint fetched price of Rs 6,925 per maund and Rs 6,875 per maund respectively.

The leading ginning units slowed down supply of better grades in order to get premium prices for in next coming trading sessions sensing on increasing demand from buyers.

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Depleting stocks kept quality conscious buyers on front foot with focus on better grades of lint amid steady physical prices during trading at lint market. Buyers made deals for better and second grade of cotton on premium prices at around Rs 6,725-Rs 6,675 per maund.

Demand for better grades of lint would likely keep sellers in the driving seat until the arrival of 100,000 cotton bales imported. Sellers were steadfast in negotiating on their asking prices on the back of shrinking quality during trading session at major stations of Punjab and Sindh.