Pakistan Cotton Yarn Export Market Prices

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15 December 2008 - Cotton yarn export prices further fell in the past weeks in Pakistan, in line with lower demand from the Far East and the European Union. A reduction in raw material costs is also behind the recent decline in market prices. At the same time, yarn producers are again confronted with power shortages, which are dramatically disturbing in the winter season. Eid holidays also contributed to the slowdown in yarn trading activity.

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