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Maharashtra’s new textile policy to attract Rs 360bn investment
The government in Maharashtra’s new textile policy to help restore it’s place as a prime hub eroded over recent years. The state government has decided to offer a primary capital
Buying remains firm with higher demand for better grade
During trading session at leading stations of lint market in Punjab and Sindh, buying remained firm with demand for better grades of cotton which fetched a premium price. Buyers purchased better
Trading activity hit over withdrawal of import duty on lint
Cotton market on Saturday witnessed slow down in trading activity following the government’s decision to withdraw duty and taxes on lint imports. This is a timely decision because much of the
Price continue to soar with shortage of quality lint
Rising cotton prices continued with shortage of quality lint unabated on Tuesday, with rates of the commodity soaring to Rs8,100 per maund – the highest for the ongoing season so far. Brokers
Better grades of lint remain in focus at leading stations
At leading stations of Punjab and Sindh, better grades of cotton fetched above Rs 7,075 per maund and deals for second grade of lint were matured above Rs 7,000 per maund during trading session.
Bivoltine silk likely to see rise in production by 19pc in 2017-18
The Ministry of Textiles has provided an official statement of rise in production of bivotine silk in the country in 2017-18. Registering an increase of 19 percent the production may rise to around
Pak apparel sector wants relaxation in duties on yarn import
Pakistan Readymade Garments Manufacturers and Exporters Association (PRGMEA) to encourage value addition, reduce cost of doing business and bridge the gap between production and consumption is urging
Demand for better lint grades keep sellers on driving seats
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
Higher demand impact prices at lint market
Buyers anticipating shrinking of better grades and increase in prices, bought better grades of lint in during trading session at leading stations of Punjab and Sindh. Increasing trend in dollar is
Buyers rushing to get hold of maximum lint quantity regardless its quality
Buyers initially seen chasing limited quantity of quality cotton realizing that under the developing scenario lint imports after rupee devaluation will become costlier. Buyers are rushing to get hold
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