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Cotton prices continued to remain steady
Cotton prices remained steady on Friday in consideration with global trend where Indian and New York cotton markets moved higher amid strong demand and tight supply position. There were rumors in
Cotton production expected to rise on improved acreage, higher MSP in India
India having good monsoon this year, marginal improvement in acreage as well as the yield, coupled with an announced hike in the Minimum Support Purchase Price (MSP), research firm CARE Research
Cotton prices rose higher as buying interest revives from spinners
Cotton prices rose higher on Thursday as buying interest revives from leading spinners. The ginners who had been reluctant to dispose of their stocks readily obliged buyers at higher price calls.
Cotton body lowers its output estimate for current season ending
The Cotton Association of India last month had estimated the cotton crop output at 378.75 lakh bales which has been lowered marginally to 376 lakh bales (of 170 kg each) for the current season
Trading activity slow on rising cotton prices
With ginners asking higher prices for quality lint amid firm demand from millers, trading activity on Wednesday cotton market failed to gain momentum. Brokers said that prices remained on the
Cotton market continued to remain dull
Cotton market on Monday continued to remain lifeless as where buyers and sellers moved to the sidelines. The trading activity dipped down to rock bottom and only a few deals transpired. However,
Cotton moving up and may continue on strong mills’ demand with flow of export inquiries
Cotton prices gaining backed by short supply and strong demand from spinning mills. In addition to this, the flow of export enquiries has also supported the market. According to traders, domestic
Cotton production moves up slightly
US cotton production is raised 118,000 bales from last month, due mainly to an increase for Texas with domestic mill use remaining unchanged. But exports are raised to 10.5 million, leaving ending
Orders from Pakistan makes Indian cotton exports look bright
Indian cotton exports look bright with sudden spurt in Pakistan’s cotton imports from India which is likely to see a rise mainly due to the recovery seen in rupee value and production of lower
China cotton imports likely to see a drop in 2014-15
Beijing is expected to begin to shift to crop subsidies as early as this year, gutting the stockpiling program that has driven up domestic prices and put a floor under global ones. According to
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