North Indian cotton yarn demand slumps amid tariff-led slowdown
11 Aug '25
4 min read
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Cotton yarn demand in north India has slowed as buyers remain cautious following ** per cent US tariffs on Indian goods, hurting export competitiveness.
Exporters are focused on clearing existing orders, while spinning mills hold prices steady in Delhi, Ludhiana, and Panipat.
Ludhiana's domestic-focused market remains stable, and Panipat's recycled yarn prices are unchanged.
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