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Trading activity moving slow on cotton market
Pakistan cotton market witnessed slow move in trading activity on Monday as some spinning mills remained away from making new deals to see latest developments. This indicates that demand is sluggish
Pakistan govt accepts 3 demands of textile industry to boost production
The Pakistan government has accepted three out of the eight demands of the textile industry to help boost production and exports at reduced prices. But the Pakistan’s textile industry
Azerbaijan cotton production faces pressure
Cotton or white gold once a very productive industry in Azerbaijan is now suffering slow down. Over the past 18 years, production has dipped six fold in the country. Moreover, the amount of land
Pakistan trade policy despite tumbling exports delayed
Pakistan's exports are continuously tumbling from last some months due to the lower global commodity prices, weakening external demand, ongoing power shortages, and security and business climate
Textile mills in Pakistan suffering losses due to high cost of electricity
During the last three and a half months, over one million spindles capacity has been closed down in Pakistan mainly because of the unbearable high cost of doing business, said Tariq Saud, chairman of
Polyester spun yarn price inches up in Pakistan
In Pakistan, 30s spun polyester prices in October were up PakRs2 on the month at PakRs110 per pound or US$2.33 a kg (up US cents 2). Polyester yarn prices in Pakistan increased on the domestic
Cotton prices remain lower under selling pressure
Cotton prices remained lower on Wednesday as ginners fearing further decline in lint prices having long position rushed to unload their stocks at Pakistan cotton market. According to floor
Cotton ginning industry faces loss due to weak prices
The cotton ginning industry facing loss of about Rs 8 crore a day on trading roughly around 80,000 bales every day due to weak prices. There are around 4,500 ginning units in the country, almost half
India expecting higher demand for cotton from Bangladesh
Textile Commissioner Kavita Gupta after a meeting of the state-run Cotton Advisory Board on Tuesday said that they are expecting higher demand from Bangladesh, Pakistan and Vietnam. This will offset
Pakistan garments exports to EU increasing under GSP plus scheme
Pakistan’s exports to EU which had reached $7.52bn in calendar year 2014 from $6.22bn over 2013, an increase of 21.24pc in the first year of GSP plus scheme is showing marginal increase in its
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