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Cotton USA Seminar Will Offer Useful Insights on The Global Scenario of Cotton Industry

Mar 31, 2015

Cotton Council International is organising an ‘Invitation only’ Seminar Evening on April 10, 2015 at Trident Oberoi, Mumbai. The Seminar will offer useful insights on the global scenario of cotton and the cotton textile ...

Tags: COTTON USA, textile industry

CCI Procured Cotton Nearly 5 Billion Bales of 170 Kg Each

Jan 22, 2015

The procurement of cotton by the state run Cotton Corporation of India (CCI) has neared 5 billion bales of 170 kg each, during the ongoing season October 2014-September 2015, according to media reports. The CCI is actively purchasing ...

Tags: cotton, Textile

Chinese Iron Ore Importers See If India Policy Changes Can Lead to a Hike in Their Imports

Jun 11, 2014

With a new government in power in India following last month's elections, Chinese iron ore importers are waiting to see if any policy changes will be forthcoming that could lead to a hike in their imports. India was China's third-largest ...

Tags: Metallurgy, Mineral, Energy, Iron Ore

India's Cotton Yarns Exports Show Robust Growth Generally Witnessed Every April

May 21, 2014

A study conducted by The Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council, (Texprocil) has revealed that India's cotton yarns exports are meeting their targets barring the seasonal fluctuations generally witnessed every April and inspite of high ...

Tags: Cotton Yarn, Cotton Yarn Exports

Cotton Buying Motivated by Rupee Depreciation in India

Jan 2, 2014

Till date nearly 1 crore bales have arrived in the market and approximately 2.75 crore bales are yet to arrive in the Indian market. Mills and exporters are cautiously procuring cotton considering the financial tightness in the market. ...

Tags: Cotton Buying, Rupee Depreciation

The HRC Import Price Is Not Workable for India Customers

Sep 4, 2013

Due to the depreciation of the Indian Rupees, the hot rolled coil (HRC) import price is not workable for India customers. China's HRC quote of US$585~US$590/ton CFR is not competitive at all since the local prices are US$499~US$506/ton. It ...

Tags: steel, HRC, Construction

CCI Seems to Be The Best Source for Good Cotton

Jun 18, 2013

The arrivals are dwindling in most of the States and season seems to be coming to a close. Approximately 3 Crore 19 lakh bales have arrived in the market as per trade sources. CCI seems to be the best source for good cotton especially in ...

Tags: Cotton, Textile, India

The Majority of Indian Steelmakers Keep Their HRC Prices Remain Unchanged for March

Mar 8, 2013

It is reported that the majority of Indian steelmakers announced to keep their hot rolled coil prices remain unchanged for March this year. India’s steelmakers considered the domestic market demand remained weak and it expected ...

Tags: HRC prices, steelmakers, steel

Indian Mills Would Keep The Prices of Hot Rolled Coils (HRC) Flat This Week

Mar 5, 2013

It is predicted that the Indian mills would keep the prices of hot rolled coils (HRC) flat this week because of the slack demand and cash pressure from the traders after hiking the prices for consecutive two months. In this January, ...

Tags: HRC market, HRC, hot rolled coils

The Ex-Work Price of Carbon Steel HR Coil in India for March Is Expected to Keep Steady

Mar 4, 2013

The ex-work price of carbon steel hot rolled coil in India for March is expected to keep steady due to sluggish demand and deflating cash flow for traders. For the first two months in 2013, however, Indian mills hiked their HRC prices ...

Tags: HRC, HRC market, HRC prices

Strike of 1984 Turning Point as Well as a Decisive Year for The Indian Textile Industry

Jan 29, 2013

“The Mumbai textile strike of 1984 led by the trade union leader – Datta Samant was the turning point as well as a decisive year for the Indian textile industry”, says Mr Arvind Somany - Managing Director of Ahmedabad ...

Tags: textile strike, 1984, Indian Textile Sector

Indian Denim Industry Was Troubled by Surplus Capacity

Jan 17, 2013

Many denim producers in India, who have increased their production capacity in the past anticipating a rise in demand in future, are facing a problem of surplus capacity. “Currently, the denim industry is facing a situation of ...

Tags: denim producers, India, surplus capacity, textile industry

Cat Was Finally out of The Bag on The 3rd Day in New Year

Jan 7, 2013

Cat was finally out of the bag on the 3rd day in New Year. Even though not coming as a surprise the muddled pattern gave indication of inherent diffidence. As reported earlier by us on January 1st, it is learnt that HRC price is hike by ...

Tags: HRC price, India, steel mills, steel price

Providence Seems to Favor Indian Mills at The Onset of Q4

Jan 6, 2013

Providence seems to favor Indian mills at the onset of Q4. Market is piquantly abuzz with expectation of price hike in long and flat by at least INR 500-1000 per tonne. If the import parameters seem to be favoring the flat producers with ...

Tags: Indian mills, India, Indian economy

December Has Generated Some Heat in The European Flat Steel Market

Dec 20, 2012

December has generated some heat in the European flat steel market with mill in major steel producing countries hiking price by EUR 10 per tonne to EUR 20 per tonne. Combination of supply driven and bid to eke out better price in Q1 2013 ...

Tags: steel market, major steel producing countries, hiking price

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