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North Indian cotton yarn declines; Panipat sees mixed trend

North India's cotton yarn market stayed under pressure as weak demand, tight payments and subdued buying weighed on prices. New cotton eased by ₹50–60 per maund as falling futures discouraged fresh mill buying, even as arrivals rose in Haryana, Rajasthan and Punjab.

North Indian cotton yarn declines; Panipat sees mixed trend

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North India's cotton yarn market stayed under pressure as weak demand, tight payments and subdued buying weighed on prices.

New cotton eased by ₹50–60 per maund as falling futures discouraged fresh mill buying, even as arrivals rose in Haryana, Rajasthan and Punjab.

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North India's cotton yarn market stayed under pressure as weak demand, tight payments and subdued buying weighed on prices. New cotton eased by ₹50–60 per maund as falling futures discouraged fresh mill buying, even as arrivals rose in Haryana, Rajasthan and Punjab.

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