Cotton Prices Continue To Trade Weak In West Indian Markets (22-Jun-2012)
Cotton prices continue to trade lower in the West Indian markets and were offered down by Rs 200-300 per candy on Friday. In Gujarat, new A grade S-6 cotton traded at Rs 32,500-32,800 per candy and B grade cotton at Rs 32,000-32,500 per candy. Prices of New V 797 offered at Rs 26,000-26,500 a candy. In Maharashtra A grade cotton low micronaire quoted at Rs 32,000-32,500 per candy and A grade high micronaire cotton 29+ MM quoted at 32,500-33,000 per candy.
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