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Cotton price hiked by Rs50/maund to Rs4,850

byCustoms Today Report
04/10/2015
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KARACHI: The cotton rates have increased by Rs50/maund (37.324 kilograms) to Rs4,850 after demand for the commodity surged significantly in previous sessions.

The situation forced traders to pay as high as Rs5,000 to Rs5,050/maund for 400 bales at Layyah – a division where crop was affected due to floods. The rate of Rs5,050/maund was last seen some four-five weeks ago, it was learnt.

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KCA reported that traders bought 18,000 bales at Rs4,650 to Rs5,050/maund as compared to 31,400 bales bought at Rs4,600 to Rs5,000/maund a day ago. The broker said trade activities may increase notably from the middle of ongoing month with production in full-swing in Punjab.

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