North India cotton yarn sees mixed trend, Ludhiana prices up - Textile Fashion News Fibre2Fashion Sponsored Connect with Australian & New Zealand Buyers at Global Sourcing Expo Australia | Exhibit Today. Visit Interfilière Paris at WSN Pari
- Textile Fashion News Fibre2Fashion Sponsored Connect with Australian & New Zealand Buyers at Global Sourcing Expo Australia | Exhibit Today. Visit Interfilière Paris at WSN Paris. Save with Early Bird | Register Now Showcase your apparel brand at Europe's largest B2B clothing fair Expo Trends 2026 | Get Ticket Power your bio transition with sugarcane-based spandex from Hyosung | Learn More Intelligence TexPro F2F Prime News Trade Fairs & Events Marketplace Marketing Solutions Digital Advertisement Print Advertisement Webinar Marketing Media Booster Magazine Subscription Articles Advertise with Us Sign In All Categories Articles News Buyers Suppliers Trade Fairs Interview Market Intelligence F2F Prime For You Textiles Apparel Fashion Retail E-commerce Technology Sustainability Chemicals Technical Textiles News Flash Textile feedstocks jump: PTA 2%, naphtha 7% on Hormuz standoff again China's central bank to maintain accommodative monetary policy Bangladesh GDP to grow 3.7% in FY26, 4.5% in FY27: ADB North India cotton yarn sees mixed trend, Ludhiana prices up USMCA stays duty-free, but US mill exports sink 11.4% in Q1 Textiles | North India cotton yarn sees mixed trend, Ludhiana prices up 09 Jul '264 min read shutterstock.com Insights Cotton yarn prices rose by ₹*-*/kg in Ludhiana, supported by higher cotton prices, improving export prospects due to a weaker rupee, and gradually improving local demand, while Delhi prices remained steady amid weak downstream buying. Recycled yarn prices in Panipat were unchanged despite sluggish demand, and North India cotton prices held firm on limited supplies. Cotton yarn prices gained by &# * * * * ; * per kg in Ludhiana market. The movement was mainly driven by recent spike in cotton market. Cotton yarn export prospects and better local demand also pushed up prices. A trader from Ludhiana market told Fibre * Fashion, “Spinning mills are inclined to export market as weaker rupee against US dollar makes export sale more lucrative. Local demand is also picking up gradually. Upcoming festival season may drive cotton yarn demand up to some extent.” In Ludhiana, * * count cotton combed yarn was sold at &#<span class="startxt">*</span><span class="startxt">*</span><span class="startxt">*</span><span class="startxt">*</span>;<span class="startxt">*</span><span class="startxt">*</span><span class="startxt">*</span>-<span class="startxt">*</span><span class="startxt">*</span><span class="startxt">*</span> (~$<span class="startxt">*</span>.<span class="startxt">*</span><span class="startxt">*</span>-<span class="startxt">*</span>.<span class="startxt">*</span><span class="startxt">*</span>) per kg (inclusive of GST); <span class="startxt">*</span><span class="startxt">*</span> and <span class="startxt">*</span><span class="startxt">*</span> count combed yarn were traded at &#<span class="startxt">*</span><span class="startxt">*</span><span class="startxt">*<
