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Spun yarn price sees continuous fall in Asian markets
Cotton yarn markets saw low transactions in the first week of August for domestic goods in China while imported yarn took a larger share, particularly of Vietnam-origin. In India, although cotton
Buyers at lint market made forward deals due to poor grade and low volume
During the trading sessions in the past week, buyers at the lint market made forward deals on the back of grade issue and low volumes at around Rs 4,600 per maund to Rs 4,625 per maund, traders said
Maharashtra govt to set up textile hubs in cotton belt to support farmers
The Maharashtra state government considering the massive unrest amongst the farmers in drought-hit region of Vidarbha, Marathwada and some parts of northern Maharashtra has taken the decision to
Cotton price drops due to low demand
Cotton prices tumbled across markets in the last week of July with numbers plunging midweek on fears that China, the world’s largest purchaser of cotton, may continue having problems with its
TCP scraps second cotton tender as it received offer below reserved price
Trading Corporation of Pakistan (TCP’s) issued second cotton tender on August 1, 2015 to offload remaining 88,600 cotton bales (crop year 2016-15) including 1,000 bales of super grade, 24,200
Spun yarn prices continues to slide down in Asian markets
Cotton yarn prices softened across Asian markets due to persistent weak demand and falling cotton fibre prices. In China, mute demand led to shrinking sales and increasing inventory, which drove
Cotton business remains dull in Pakistan with further drop in prices
Cotton business remains dull in Pakistan with further drop in prices and not much stocks of new crop cotton (2015-16) remain unsold with ginners. This week cotton market witnessed a decrease in the
Thailand buys cotton from India
After the declined cotton imports from China this June, India is all set to scale up its cotton exports to Thailand. One of the biggest mills in Thailand has shown interest in purchasing cotton from
CCI offloads half of its cotton stock under MSP
The Cotton Corporation of India (CCI) which procured 8.6 million bales (1 bale = 170 kgs) of cotton since October 2014, has started offloading the stock in both domestic and international markets
Cheap cotton and automation is pushing textile industry in US South
In China, manufacturing wages adjusted for productivity have almost tripled over the last decade, to an estimated $12.47 an hour last year from $4.35 an hour in 2004. China’s surging labor
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