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Brisk trading on cotton market

KARACHI, : Active trading was witnessed on the cotton market on Wednesday as pent-up mill demand briefly caused stir in the ginning sector but there was no major breakthrough as far as physical business is concerned.

The buying offers were confined to both the inferior and the superior types depending on the quality of lint, although a section of leading spinners was after fine lots around Rs1,650 per maund in a bid to cover their forward positions against foreign sales of higher counts of cotton yarn, dealers said.

However, as was speculated ginners did not indulge in hasty selling despite the fact that there was a pressure on their liquidity positions owing to larger unsold stocks.

Floor brokers said lint prices appear to have stabilized around the current levels, which apparently suit to spinners and mills but ginners are claimed to be at the receiving end. But some others said a considerable decline in phutti prices at the fag-end of picking operations has allowed the ginners to balance their unsold positions after having purchased phutti at much lower levels.

During the mid-season, that between late November and early December, phutti prices have soared to Rs1,000 per maund, which have lowered the ginner margins as they were obliged to make fresh purchases to keep the wheels moving, they added.

Most leading brokers did not foresee any major change in the market outlook, which is claimed to be in spinner favour. But spinners are making guarded purchases to keep prices within the current range to maintain their export parity levels in order.

Meanwhile, reports originating from the textile sources indicate that some consignments of import stuff have arrived but the market did not take a bearish view as there was no tangible change in the prices.

Some of the spinners have contracted to buy foreign lint at the time when local prices were much higher than the prevailing world rates against which shipments have just started, dealers said.


courtesy Dawn  February 7, 2002

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