India’s cotton story is getting tighter. Just as textile mills are gearing up for stronger export orders, the country’s cotton crop is facing weather-related risks, pushing up fibre prices and increasing the industry’s dependence on imports. The latest USDA Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS)
Indian cotton prices have strengthened in recent days, supported by a rally in international cotton futures and concerns over delayed monsoon progress in key cotton-growing regions. The Cotton Corporation of India (CCI) has increased its cotton prices by nearly Rs 1,100 per candy (356 kg), reflecting stronger market sentiment and improving demand from spinning mills. […]













