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China cotton stocks may end the season smaller than expected
The US Department of Agriculture bureau in Beijing pegged at 58.0m bales (12.64m tonnes) China's inventories at the close of 2014-15 – more than 4m bales below the department's official
Indian cotton exporters face huge losses over continuous decline in international prices
This cotton year, India has exported 11.5 million bales, compared with 11.4 million bales in the previous cotton year. It is estimated at the beginning of the next season, export will fall 35-40 per
Two-way trade between India and Bangladesh likely to see remarkable progress
Two-way trade between India and Bangladesh stood at US$6.6 billion in 2013-14 with India’s exports at US$6.1 billion and imports from Bangladesh at US$462 million. Major Indian exports to
Yarn producers in Pakistan urge government to help avert crisis
Yarn spinners in Punjab region are headed for another crisis which can force them to stop production or to close down factories to avoid losses. A mix of domestic and regional factors has been
EBITDA margin of cotton yarn industry expected to see growth in FY14
CARE Research looks ahead to EBITDA margins of cotton yarn industry improving in FY14. However, the industry’s net margins would be constrained by the rising interest cost (due to burgeoning
Cotton production expected to rise on improved acreage, higher MSP in India
India having good monsoon this year, marginal improvement in acreage as well as the yield, coupled with an announced hike in the Minimum Support Purchase Price (MSP), research firm CARE Research
Chinese yarn makers shifting overseas unhappy by local cotton prices
Chinese yarn makers have started shifting production overseas to secure cheaper raw materials, even going as far afield as the United States. The world's largest, firms such as Hong Kong-listed
World South Korea Fiber Report 2010
PREFACE The “World Fibre & South Korea – Trends in Demand and Supply” is the Sixth annual compendium in a series from YarnsandFibers covering the trends in global demand and
World Fiber - Mexico
PREFACE Mexico is the 14th largest consumer of polyester in the world. About 55% of its polyester requirement is met by imports. As per the “World Fibre & Mexico – Trends in
World Mexico Fiber Report 2010
PREFACE The “World Fibre & Mexico – Trends in Demand and Supply” is the Sixth annual compendium in a se-ries from YarnsandFibers covering the trends in global demand and supply