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ARE INDIAN COTTON YARN EXPORT REALIZATION RECOVERING?
 
YnFx Yarn ExportWatch – Jan 08

The year 2008 began on a positive note with growth in volumes as well as improvement in the overall realization. In January, a total of 2,676 Full Container Load (FCL) totaling to USD 162 Million (FOB value) were exported by Indian spun yarn manufacturers to 81 different countries. In the month of Dec 07, total spun yarn export was 2,400 FCL which totaled to USD 140 Million.

Turkey maintained its top position this month with 359 FCL, an increase of 86 FCL with respect to last month. Bangladesh added 40 FCLs over last month and imported total 290 FCLs in Jan 08. Egypt moved to the 4th position from 5th position with 170 FCLs. Peru shifted to 5th position as the qty was almost same as last month.

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COTLOOK INDEX INCREASE BY 4 CENTS IN JAN DUE TO STRONG DEMAND FROM ASIA
 
YnFx PriceWatch – Jan 08

Crude oil prices in the month of Jan declined from December levels after soaring to a high of US$100 a barrel in the very starting of the year. OPEC basket on the 31st of Jan was at US$89 a barrel and European brent was at US$89 a barrel.

The OPEC ministers in their recently concluded meeting were of the opinion that the supply of oil is adequate and an increase in production won't be helpful. Also, a report by IAEA pointed that the world oil demand will fall in this quarter as Northern Hemisphere cuts heating fuel use.

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YnFx YARN EXPORT PRICE LIST
An approximate at sight offers from India as of 15 Feb 2008
Export Quotes in US$ / KG, FOB INDIAN PORTS
Cotton Shankar 6 MCU-5 Bunny Cotlook A
CURRENT 1 YR AGO CURRENT 1 YR AGO CURRENT 1 YR AGO CURRENT 1 YR AGO
1.47 1.12 1.56 1.33 1.49 1.17 1.58 1.26
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INDUSTRY SPEAKS
Q1 : Will the export of 70 million bales affect the Indian Spinning Industry?
A : Export of 70 million bales will not only affect the pinning industry but textile industry as a whole. The price of cotton has increased by almost 20% then last year. If 70 million bales will be exported then Indian industry will have to import cotton.
 
Q2 : Will the cotton prices go up in near future?
A : If we export 70 million bales the availability of cotton locally would be affected and would have direct impact on domestic prices
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