Related Keywords: CITI, Confederation of Indian Textile Industry, D K Nair, SIMA, Southern India Mills Association, T Rajkumar, yarn export to china, Yarn import in china
China is now buying lesser yarn from India, putting Indian export under pressure. Moreover, buyers in China are insisting on lower pricing citing that Indian rupee has strengthened against US$. Over the past one month, Indian yarn export price to China has declined 6- 7 per cent and is hovering around US$3.30 a kg. Until January, China was importing about 110 -120 million kg yarn per month on an average.