Indian yarn prices rise slightly, cotton output rises steadily
In the week of December 15th to 21st, the prices of pure cotton yarn and polyester cotton yarn in India increased slightly. Among them, the prices of 100% pure cotton yarn and T65/C35 polyester-cotton yarn in Punjab Province both increased by 1 rupee/kg, while the price of 100% viscose yarn remained at 177 rupees/kg. As the price of polyester staple fiber increased by 3 rupees/kg in December, the price of polyester yarn was increased by 1 rupee/kg last week.
In terms of exports, the price of 100% cotton yarn increased by 7 cents/kg last week, an increase of 2.24%. The price of PC yarn fell by 1.8% to US$2.75/kg.
At present, India’s domestic and export consumption and sales focus is still on pure cotton yarn. According to statistics, India’s pure cotton yarn market share accounted for 70% last year. From April to October this year, the pure cotton yarn market share accounted for approximately 73.3%, and blended yarn production fell by 7.3%. Total yarn production in India has increased steadily by 20% since 2011/12. Indian yarn prices rise slightly, cotton output rises steadily
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