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North India's cotton yarn market stays weak amid tariffs, low demand

08 Sep '25
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North India's cotton yarn market stays weak amid tariffs, low demand
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  • North India's cotton yarn market stayed weak with stable prices in Delhi, Ludhiana, and Panipat amid sluggish demand, liquidity issues, and the impact of **%** US tariffs. Flood-hit regions further dampened local buying, while spinning mills stayed cautious. Recycled yarn and fibre prices held steady, as exporters rescheduled production plans.

Panipat market also reported stability in recycled yarn prices. According to market sources, manufacturers are busy rescheduling production plans following the imposition of US tariffs. Traders expressed hope that the issue might be resolved by November ****.

In Delhi, market dynamics remained unchanged from the previous week, with no immediate shifts expected. “The market hopes for resolution of the US tariff issue in November. The ** per cent tariff has disrupted the entire textile value chain, while the domestic market has also failed to support sentiment,” a Delhi-based trader told Fibre*Fashion.

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