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    Cotton prices rise by 15% per month, clothes can be expensive

    Archana SharmaBy Archana SharmaOctober 21, 2020No Comments
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    COTTON PRODUCTION GOOD BUT WEATHER PLAYED VILLAIN ROLE AND GLOBAL POLITICS TOO
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    In just two months, the price of cotton has increased to two thousand rupees and at this time it is at Rs 19800 per bale (170 kg). This fast is not going to stop in the price of cotton. The situation is unfavorable not only domestically but also globally on the prices of cotton. Despite better production domestically, its prices have increased rapidly, weather has also contributed to this. In the last one month, its prices have increased by 15 percent.

    China increased prices globally

    According to Kedia Commodity Director Ajay Kedia, due to the trade war between the US and China, the US had forced its Agri Commodity to buy China. In the event of not doing so, America can again start a trade war against China. China is buying huge amounts of cotton for this. Apart from this, due to a storm in America, the cotton crop has been spoiled due to which its prices have increased.

    Cotton sprung from monsoon

    Despite better sowing in India, its prices have increased. The main reason for this is heavy rains in Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh. Cotton output has been heavily affected due to heavy rains. According to Anuj Gupta, deputy vice president (energy and currency), Angel Broking, the highest cotton production is in Gujarat, Maharashtra and Telangana. Out of this, the effect of rain in Maharashtra and Telangana has adversely affected the production of cotton.

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    Partial increase in production

    According to the data on the website of Bharat Ratna Nigam Limited, a mini gemstone company under the Ministry of Textiles, 330 bales were produced in 2018-19, 126.58 lakh hectares while this time in 2019-20, 360 bales were produced in 125.84 lakh hectares is. This production figure is the provisional data provided by the Cotton Advisory Board. In 2017-18, 370 bales were produced in 125.86 lakh hectares.

    Influence due to inflation of other crops

    In view of the inflation of pulses and oilseeds, farmers found their yields more profitable. According to Anuj Gupta, farmers in Maharashtra and Gujarat were attracted towards pulses and farmers of Madhya Pradesh were attracted to oilseeds, due to which the cotton production area remained almost stable this year.

    Rates can go up to 22500 in 2 months

    According to Anuj Gupta, the mills were closed during the lockdown, but now they are also open and their demand has increased, hence the softening in the price of cotton cannot be expected. Cotton is used in making clothes. Ajay Kedia believes that the way cotton prices are gaining momentum, it seems that its prices can go up to 22000-22500 per bale in the next two months.

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