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Stability marks cotton yarn prices in north India as new year begins

Cotton yarn prices in north India remained stable on the second day of 2025, with minimal trading activity reported. Markets in Delhi, Ludhiana, and Panipat saw prices hold at levels from late 2024.
Recycled yarn markets also noted stability, awaiting potential boosts from seasonal demands.
Cotton arrivals decreased, supporting seed cotton prices near the minimum support price.Read More

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China manufacturing grows in Dec; new orders-production growth softer

China’s manufacturing sector continued to expand in December 2024, but the degrees to which new orders and production rose were softer, Caixin China general manufacturing PMI data show.
Overall sales were dampened by falling export orders.
Employment levels also declined, as business optimism eased.
Manufacturing production in the country increased for a fourteenth successive month in December.Read More

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HSBC India manufacturing PMI at 12-month low of 56.4 in Dec 2024

December HSBC India manufacturing PMI data showed the sector improved to the least extent in 2024 amid softer rises in output, new orders and stocks of purchases.
Rates of growth were substantial, however, underpinning further expansions in buying levels and jobs.
Manufacturers were confident of a rise in output, but the sentiment was curbed by concerns around inflation and competitive pressures.Read More

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Dutch manufacturing output prices down 0.1% YoY in November 2024

In November 2024, Dutch manufacturing output prices fell 0.1 per cent YoY but rose 0.3 per cent from October, as per CBS.
Export and domestic market prices increased by 0.2 per cent and 0.4 per cent, respectively.
Crude oil prices, at €69 (~$71.42) per barrel, were 9 per cent lower YoY, impacting petroleum (-14.9 per cent YoY) and chemical (-1.3 per cent YoY) product prices.Read More

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India maintains 3.9% share in global textile & apparel market

India remains the 6th largest textile and apparel exporter in 2023, contributing 8.21 per cent to total exports.
The sector grew 7 per cent in FY 2024-25, with ready-made garments leading.
Geopolitical crises impacted early 2024 exports.
Imports fell by 1 per cent, driven by a demand-supply gap in man-made textiles and increased cotton textile imports to support production.Read More

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