North India’s cotton yarn market continued to experience sluggish trading, with prices remaining stable in Ludhiana and Delhi. Market activity has yet to return to normal following the Diwali holidays. Many textile workers are also yet to resume factory operations.
Traders expect cotton yarn demand to improve as production activities gradually normalise. Meanwhile, the upcoming winter season could support clothing consumption and increase textile demand.
Ludhiana and Delhi Markets See Limited Trading
In Ludhiana, cotton yarn prices remained unchanged amid limited buying. Traders are waiting for workers to return and textile production to resume fully.
A Ludhiana-based trader told Fibre2Fashion that cotton yarn demand could improve once factory operations return to normal. The trader also noted that colder temperatures could increase retail demand for winter clothing.
Delhi’s cotton yarn market also reported stable prices, reflecting limited trading activity after the festive break.
Panipat Recycled Yarn Market Remains Steady
Meanwhile, Panipat’s recycled yarn market maintained stability. Seasonal demand for winter garments continued to support trading activity.
North India’s cotton prices gained modestly over the previous two days. Restricted arrivals and improved buying interest supported the increase. However, cotton prices remained stable on the latest trading day.
Market participants expect trading conditions to improve as workers return, textile production resumes and winter clothing demand strengthens.
