The effect of bad weather on farming, cotton sowing season will last longerThe cotton sowing season may last longer this year, but the cash crop acreage is expected to remain low. Reason: Farmers are worried about frequent changes in weather.So far, about 9,850 hectares of cotton are sown in Muktsar district. Normally the crop is sown by mid-May, but this year the weather is relatively cool and sowing will continue till the end of May.Last year the crop was sown in about 33,000 hectares. However, the target was to bring about 45,000 hectares under cotton cultivation. This year the agriculture department has set a target of 50 thousand hectares in Muktsar district. Teams are going door to door to promote cotton sowing.Some farmers say that the cost of harvesting cotton is too high and requires extensive human labour. “Most of the farmers are worried due to the weather. He has also expressed his concern to the officials and commission agents. Cotton crops will be sown, but mainly in areas where paddy cultivation is not recommended. The cotton crop area may be less this year,” claimed a farmer.On this, Muktsar Chief Agricultural Officer (CAO) Gurpreet Singh said, 'Due to the change in weather, cotton sowing will continue till the end of May this time. We have decided to bring 50,000 hectares under cotton cultivation in the district this year. So far, about 9,850 hectares have been sown and sowing is now at its peak.”
Rupee opens 4 paise stronger against dollarThe rupee opened higher by 4 paise at 81.95 against the US dollar as against Wednesday's closing price of 81.99.The market is trading with a slight gain in the early trade.The Sensex gained 30.61 points, ie 0.05 percent, to the level of 61970.81.But it is visible.On the other hand, the Nifty is showing a gain of 6.05 points i.e. 0.03 percent at the level of 18305.45.
LAHORE: The local cotton market remained steady on Wednesday with low trading volume. Cotton Analyst.Cotton analyst Naseem Usman told that the price of cotton in Sindh is between Rs 17,000 to Rs 20,000 per head. The cost of cotton in Punjab ranges from Rs 18,000 to Rs 21,000 per head.The rate of footi in Sindh ranges from Rs 5,500 to Rs 8,300 per 40 kg. The rate of footi in Punjab ranges from Rs 6,000 to Rs 8,500 per 40 kg.The spot rate remained unchanged at Rs 20,000 per head. Polyester fiber was available at Rs 375 per kg.
Rupee strengthened by 5 paise against US dollarThe rupee strengthened by 5 paise to close at Rs 81.98 against the dollar this evening.Sensex up by 179 pointsToday the stock market closed with a boom.Today, where the Sensex closed at a level of 61940.20 points with a gain of about 178.87 points.On the other hand, the Nifty closed at a level of 18315.10 points with a gain of 49.10 points.
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India is on the verge of a potential "cotton crisis"—and no one is paying attention.Washington D.C. for cotton producing countries That's the warning from Terry Townsend, former executive director of the International Cotton Advisory Committee, a US-based trade body. While the South Asian nation's current 2022/23 crop estimates by the leading statistical organization show a year-equivalent production of more than 5 million metric tons, the amount of seed cotton delivered by farmers to buying centers by the end of the February season is on pace with the previous season. 1.1 million metric tonnes behind. For a longtime industry vet, this is a huge red flag."There's a fairly constant ratio between seed cotton and lint," he said of the cotton fiber that goes into everything from T-shirts to jeans to bath towels. "So based on what we call 'arrival', you can estimate the crop fairly accurately. It is possible that there is a slight difference and some of that gets captured. But it is going to close the gap of 1.1 million metric tonnes. Not there."It is not just India, which together with China contributes half of the world's cotton supply. From Argentina's point of view, the entire global cotton system is broken. Even more so now that the pandemic and the war in Ukraine have thrown markets into disarray."We don't have the agricultural science, we don't have trained farmers, we don't have the chain-of-custody system, we don't have the things that actually result in high yields, let alone the stability of prices that would encourage those producers." to do," he said. "There's just been neglect and mismanagement."While India was one of the world's largest exporters of cotton in 2011/12, exports are running at a decade low, competing directly with Australia, Brazil and the United States. Townsend thinks the country will be a small net importer of cotton this year. He said imports would almost certainly be "significantly" larger than exports in 2023/24.“It is a matter of embarrassment for the government. It is a matter of embarrassment for the Cotton Association of India and other organisations. “And people are still claiming that somehow farmers have harvested cotton but they are not making it to the buying centers because they are waiting for higher prices and magically, in the months after the season , the cotton farmers are going to bring it. Seed Cotton.Neither the Indian Cotton Association nor the textiles ministry responded to requests for comment.Still, not everyone agrees with Townsend's forecast.Keshav Kranti, Chief Scientist, International Cotton Advisory Committee, said, “Cotton arrivals have declined, but there is no perceived shortage of cotton, which could be a cause of concern for spinners.” The gap in February, he said, has already narrowed slightly in March, a trend expected to continue. And if farmers are indeed holding cotton in the hope of better prices, "it is unlikely that this situation will continue," he said.The textile ministry's committee on cotton production and consumption estimates mill consumption of cotton this year at 5 million metric tons, or 3.7 percent less than last year and two years ago, due to weak demand for yarn in India and global economic concerns. 7.8 percent less in Kranti said. He said the same agency expects cotton production of 5.6-5.7 million metric tonnes, "sufficient for domestic consumption reducing the need for imports". "It is likely that the situation will return to near-normal levels in the coming months."But if cotton production this year is poised to be "well south" of 5 million metric tons, there isn't much time left to rally, Townsend said. Cotton prices are going to be even higher soon. And if commodities and mills are going to shut down because there's nothing to work for, hundreds of thousands of people could lose their jobs. As far as the wider industry is concerned, a reckoning is looming on the horizon.“Anyone expecting to bring a shipment of cotton from India this calendar year for shirts or pants or whatever it may be has probably already spun yarn into cloth and is now involved in the operations of dyeing, finishing, cutting and sewing. doing its work through and being done. Put on the ships, so that we can recover. through this season," Townsend said. "But certainly the whole cotton supply chain in India is going to be seriously affected by what's going on."👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻https://smartinfoindia.com/en/news-details-english/dollar-news-rupee-smartinfo-sensex-todaymarket-niftynews
Rupee opens 10 paise higher against dollarThe rupee appreciated by 10 paise to 81.96 against the US dollar in early trade on Wednesday tracking weakness in the American currency overseas.Today the stock market has started with an increase.The Sensex was trading at a level of 61,893.86 with a gain of 132.53 points, or 0.21 per cent.Nifty was trading at the level of 18316.15 with a gain of 50.20 points i.e. 0.27 per cent.
50% of Punjab area is brought under cotton cultivation.LAHORE: Cotton cultivation is picking up fast in Punjab and 50 per cent area has been brought under cultivation, said Agriculture Secretary, Punjab Iftikhar Ali Shahu at a meeting held at All Pakistan Textile Mills Association (APTMA), Lahore office. Somewhere The growth of cotton and the improvement of the textile industry.Secretary Energy Naeem Rauf, Patron APTMA Gauhar Ejaz, President APTMA Hamid Zaman, Director General Agriculture (Extension) Dr Anjum Ali and other stakeholders were present in the meeting.Speaking on the occasion, Secretary Agriculture Punjab Iftikhar Ali Sahu said that the Punjab government is committed to the revival of cotton and all resources are being used to achieve the cotton production target. The government has fixed the pre-sowing support price of cotton at Rs 8500 per head, which will make cotton farming profitable.Apart from this, farmers will get a subsidy of Rs 1000 per bag on the seeds of selected approved varieties for 0.6 lakh acres. In addition, subsidies worth billions of rupees are being given on phosphorus and potash fertilizers to reduce the production cost of farmers.
Rupee failing down by 24 paise against dollarThis evening, the rupee closed at a level of Rs 82.03 against the dollar with a weakness of 24 paise.Today the stock market closed with a fall.Today, where the Sensex closed at a level of 61761.33 points, down by about 2.92 points.On the other hand, Nifty closed at 18266.00 points with a gain of 1.60 points.
China's cotton crop seen shrinking in freeze and small areaCotton production in top producer China could decline this year as cold weather delayed sowing and damaged plants in some areas, and some farmers followed government advice and switched to grain.According to Guo Chao, general manager of Hebei Jingyu Textile Materials Co., a major cotton trader and processor, the crop could fall by as much as 1 million tons from last year. If realised, this would represent a drop of more than 15% from production of around 6 million tonnes in 2022.China is the world's largest textile producer and one of the largest cotton importers. Any reduction in production could potentially boost overseas cotton purchases, but a slowing of the global economy could be countered by a weaker outlook for demand as exporters of textile products.Unseasonably cold weather damaged cotton crops in the main growing region of Xinjiang, just as local governments were encouraging farmers to grow the grain as part of a nationwide campaign to bolster food security.Cotton farmers in some regions were told to plant up to 10% of their land to grain, according to Mysteel, a commodities consultancy in China, and the company is predicting a 10% drop in cotton acreage from last year.
Sluggish business in cotton marketLAHORE: The local cotton market remained stable on Monday with low trading volumes.Cotton analyst Naseem Usman told that the price of cotton in Sindh is between Rs 17,000 to Rs 20,000 per head. The cost of cotton in Punjab ranges from Rs 18,000 to Rs 21,000 per head. The rate of footi in Sindh ranges from Rs 5,500 to Rs 8,300 per 40 kg. The rate of footi in Punjab ranges from Rs 6,000 to Rs 8,500 per 40 kg.600 bales of Shahdadpur were sold at Rs.18,500 per head.The spot rate remained unchanged at Rs 20,000 per head. Polyester fiber was available at Rs 375 per kg.
Rupee gets stronger against DollarThe rupee strengthened by 1 paise to close at Rs 81.79 against the dollar this evening.Sensex closed up by 710 pointsToday the stock market closed with a boom.Today, where the Sensex closed at a level of 61764.25 points with a gain of about 709.96 points.On the other hand, the Nifty closed at a level of 18264.40 points with a gain of 195.40 points.
Cotton Profits Tracking ICE Cotton Prices Jump Up In ExportsCotton yesterday closed up 0.35% at 63300, tracking a rise in ICE (NYSE:ICE) Cotton prices jumped after a weekly federal report showed a jump in exports of the natural fiber. The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) report showed net sales of 231,300 running bales (RB) for 2022/2023, up 19% from last week and 65% from the previous 4-week average. The USDA said exports of 24,800 Rb were up 20% from the previous week, mainly to China at 9,600 Rb and Vietnam at 5,200 Rb.India's cotton production is set to rise to 33.72 million bales (170 kg each) in the 2022-23 crop year (July-June), as against 31.12 million bales a year ago, according to agriculture ministry data. However, traders and some agencies are projecting lower production. The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has forecast that India's cotton exports will decline by 5,00,000 bales to 1.8 million (US bales 227.72 kg or 23.05 lakh Indian bales 170 kg) this month, roughly equal to its import forecast . Industry experts have estimated exports to remain within 2 million bales during 2022-23 (October-September). The International Cotton Advisory Committee (ICAC) lowered its global price outlook for cotton in December 2022 compared to its projections. In its outlook for May, the ICAC projected a season average price forecast range of between 96.1 cents and 111.3 cents, with a midpoint of 102.77 cents. per kg. This is lower than the midpoint of 115 cents projected in December 2022.Technically the market is under short covering as open interest in the market remained unchanged from 0% to close at 316 while the prices are up by Rs 220 now cotton is taking support at 63160 and below it 63020 levels , and resistance is now likely to be seen at 63420, on the upside the price may test 63540.👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻https://smartinfoindia.com/en/news-details-english/rupee-sensex-dollar-smartinfo-nifty-exchangemarket
The rupee advanced 8 paise to 81.70 against the dollar.Forex traders said significant foreign fund inflows and crude prices below $75 a barrel also supported the local unit.At the interbank foreign exchange, the domestic unit opened higher at 81.76 against the dollar and then recovered to 81.70, registering a gain of 8 paise from its previous close.Sensex opened higher by 597 pointsToday the stock market opened with a boom.Today, the BSE Sensex opened at a level of 61650.97 points with a gain of about 596.68 points.On the other hand, the NSE's Nifty opened at a level of 18231.30 points with a gain of 162.30 points.
Weekly Cotton Review: Rates steady amid low trading volumeKARACHI: Cotton prices were seen steady in the last week amid low traded volumes. There was a bullish trend after the ups and downs in the international cotton markets. A target of one crore twenty seven lakh seventy thousand bales of cotton has been set for the upcoming season.Exports of textile products continue to decline as industrialists protest against scrapping of electricity and gas concessions.Officials of the Pakistan Cotton Ginners Association have met Federal Energy Minister Khurram Dastgir to discuss the energy problems faced by the ginning industry. Pakistan Cotton Standards Institute and Pakistan Cotton Brokers Association are actively working for the grading of cotton with the support of Pakistan Cotton Ginners Association.Furthermore, the IMF is calling for a hike in interest rates, which would further destabilize the industry, which is already facing a difficult situation as exports continue to decline.On the other hand, recession continues in the international markets. There is a huge financial crisis in the markets. The ginners also have a stock of about 2 to 2.5 lakh bales of cotton. There is a fear of rain and if the rains continue, harvesting will be delayed and the stock cotton will be sold.As per the reports received from the cotton growing areas of Sindh and Punjab, cotton sowing is satisfactory at present.According to estimates, Punjab will produce 83,36,000 bales, Sindh 40,00,000 bales, Balochistan 4,30,000 bales and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 4,000 bales.The total target area under cotton cultivation has been fixed at 68 lakh thirty four thousand acres, in which cotton cultivation will be done in Punjab, forty nine thousand eighty six thousand acres in Punjab, sixteen lakh forty nine thousand acres in Sindh province, cotton cultivation in Sindh. One lakh eighty one thousand acres in Balochistan and five thousand acres in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.The rate of cotton in Sindh ranged from Rs 17,500 to Rs 20,500 per head. Available in limited quantity, the rate of footi was Rs 6500 to 8000 per 40 kg. The rate of cotton in Punjab ranged between Rs 18,500 to Rs 21,000 per head. The rate of foot was between 6500 to 8800 rupees per 40 kg. rate of khal, banola and oil; Stay still though.The spot rate committee of the Karachi Cotton Association kept the spot rate unchanged at Rs 20,000 per head.Karachi Cotton Brokers Forum President Naseem Usman has said that the rate of futures trading in New York cotton market has seen volatility in the international cotton markets.In the first three days of the week, the prices fell heavily due to the increase in interest rates by 25 basis points by the FED. However, after the arrival of USDA's weekly exports and sales on Thursday which is positive, the futures trading rate rose by 5 US cents to trade at 84 US cents.According to the weekly USDA export and sales report, two lakh thirty one thousand bales were sold for the year 2022-23.China topped the list by purchasing one lakh seventeen thousand one hundred (including 400 bales exchanged with Pakistan).Vietnam was second with 43,500 bales (including a swap of 200 bales from Taiwan). Turkey bought 34,800 bales and stood at the third position.Twenty six thousand nine hundred bales were sold for the year 2023-24.Turkey bought 12,800 bales while Honduras bought 8,300.Meanwhile, Javed Balwani, President of All Pakistan Hosiery Manufacturers Association, President of Pakistan Apparel Forum, has said that there has been a decrease of three billion seven million dollars in exports in the first ten months of the financial year 2022-23.Apart from this, for the cotton year 2023-24, a target has been set to produce one crore twenty seven lakh twenty seven lakh cotton.This was shared by Cotton Commissioner Dr. Zahid Mahmood in a telephonic conversation with Dr. Sajid Mahmood, in-charge of Central Cotton Research Institute.In the meeting, Chairman Chaudhary Waheed Arshad discussed the problems of the cotton ginning industry, especially the charges fixed in the electricity bills imposed by Nepra and said that this draconian tax should be removed immediately so that the ginning industry, which was suffering badly earlier, could get back on its feet. Will stand on and play an important role in the development of the country.On this occasion, the Speaker also presented the budget proposal on behalf of the PCGA to the Federal Minister. On this, Federal Energy Minister Khurram Dastgir said that the government has imposed these taxes and duties due to pressure from the IMF.The importance of cotton and the cotton ginning industry cannot be overstated. Furthermore, the minister promised that he would include their proposal in this budget and eliminate the fixed duty imposed on the ginning industry.Pakistan Cotton Standards Institute and Pakistan Cotton Brokers Association are actively working for the grading of cotton with the support of Pakistan Cotton Ginners Association.
LAHORE: The cotton sowing target for South Punjab has been set at 4.554 million acres, which is 91 per cent of the target set for the entire province.So far, cotton has been cultivated in an area of more than 0.533 million acres in Multan division. While 0.971 lakh acres of land will be brought under cotton cultivation in DG Khan division. This information was given in a meeting chaired by Secretary Agriculture Punjab Iftikhar Ali Sahu to review the cotton sowing plan.Commissioner Multan Division Aamir Khattak, Deputy Commissioner Multan Umar Jahangir, Deputy Commissioner Khanewal, Deputy Commissioner Vehari, Deputy Commissioner Lodhran, Secretary Agriculture South Punjab Saqib Ali Atil, Additional Secretary Agriculture (Task Force) South Punjab Imtiyaz Ahmed Waraich, Director General Agriculture (Extension) Dr. Anjum Ali , Director General Agriculture (Pest Alert), Rana Fakir Ahmad, Deputy Director Agriculture Information, Multan Division Director and Deputy Director Agriculture and other stakeholders participated.Agriculture Secretary said that to achieve the cotton cultivation area and production target, all the institutions will have to fulfill their responsibility in the national spirit.He said that during the cotton season the field staff of Agriculture Department of South Punjab would provide all possible facilities to the farmers to achieve the target of cotton cultivation.On this occasion, the Secretary instructed to ensure the availability of quality agricultural inputs in the market during the cotton season and prepare a record of information related to dealers of fertilizers, seeds and agricultural drugs in each district of the cotton zone.Secretary Agriculture South Punjab Saqib Ali Atil proposed to increase the number of Facilitation Centers set up for cotton at the district level, to which Secretary Agriculture Punjab agreed and issued orders to the concerned structures. The staff of the Agriculture Department has also been entrusted with the responsibility of monitoring.LAHORE: The cotton sowing target for South Punjab has been set at 4.554 million acres, which is 91 per cent of the target set for the entire province.So far, cotton has been cultivated in an area of more than 0.533 million acres in Multan division. While 0.971 lakh acres of land will be brought under cotton cultivation in DG Khan division. This information was given in a meeting chaired by Secretary Agriculture Punjab Iftikhar Ali Sahu to review the cotton sowing plan.Commissioner Multan Division Aamir Khattak, Deputy Commissioner Multan Umar Jahangir, Deputy Commissioner Khanewal, Deputy Commissioner Vehari, Deputy Commissioner Lodhran, Secretary Agriculture South Punjab Saqib Ali Atil, Additional Secretary Agriculture (Task Force) South Punjab Imtiyaz Ahmed Waraich, Director General Agriculture (Extension) Dr. Anjum Ali , Director General Agriculture (Pest Alert), Rana Fakir Ahmad, Deputy Director Agriculture Information, Multan Division Director and Deputy Director Agriculture and other stakeholders participated.Agriculture Secretary said that to achieve the cotton cultivation area and production target, all the institutions will have to fulfill their responsibility in the national spirit.He said that during the cotton season the field staff of Agriculture Department of South Punjab would provide all possible facilities to the farmers to achieve the target of cotton cultivation.On this occasion, the Secretary instructed to ensure the availability of quality agricultural inputs in the market during the cotton season and prepare a record of information related to dealers of fertilizers, seeds and agricultural drugs in each district of the cotton zone.Secretary Agriculture South Punjab Saqib Ali Atil proposed to increase the number of Facilitation Centers set up for cotton at the district level, to which Secretary Agriculture Punjab agreed and issued orders to the concerned structures. The staff of the Agriculture Department has also been entrusted with the responsibility of monitoring.
Rupee steady against dollarThe rupee ended the evening without any movement at Rs.81.80 against the dollar.Sensex closed after breaking 695 pointsToday the stock market closed with a fall.Today, where the Sensex closed at a level of 61054.29 points with a fall of 694.96 points.On the other hand, the Nifty closed at the level of 18069.00 points with a fall of 186.80 points.
PSF and Cotton: Similar start, but fork in late AprilCotton and PSF prices moved up sharply on hopes of revival in demand after the holidays. Post the holiday, downstream orders were not as good as expected and both cotton and PSF prices declined. In March, the commodity market was affected by the banking system issue and cotton and PSF prices declined.In late March, PSF prices first climbed, and the market recovered fundamentally after the banking problem was temporarily resolved. Feedstock supplies were tight with PX and PTA units grounded, and PSF prices rose sharply after a higher feedstock market, but from mid- to late-April, polyester products suffered major losses and more plants cut production. Cut, hence the demand for PTA was expected to increase and at the same time, oil prices started to decline, hence the downward movement in PSF prices. During the May Day holiday, with fears of further banking problems and recession, oil prices fell and PSF prices fell.But for cotton, since April, the market was subject to speculation about new cotton planting areas, seed cotton harvest rush in the second half, weather conditions in Xinjiang and target price for Xinjiang cotton. Meanwhile, under the impact factor of weather, cotton prices continued to rise in early May.Both Cotton and PSF have been launched in the futures market with the same financial facility and impact from the macro environment.Besides, there are more uncontrollable factors in the cotton market than PSF. Cotton is an agricultural crop, and the natural environment and policies have a greater impact on the market; PSF is an industrial product, especially with high potential, so fundamental information has a more direct impact on the market.Since the beginning of this year, cotton yarn sales have been relatively good overall, and product inventories currently remain below 15 days. However, polyester yarn inventories are accumulating, and at the end of April the inventory has reached above one month high. Lower cotton yarn inventory gives some support to the cotton market, but higher polyester yarn inventory drags the PSF market.In 2023, the cotton and PSF markets have a similar start but move differently in late April. With the persistently high price spread, let's see if there is a qualitative change.
Pakistan: Spot rate stable amid light tradingThe local cotton market remained stable on Thursday with low trading volumes. Cotton analyst Naseem Usman told the Business Recorder that the price of cotton in Sindh is between Rs 17,000 and Rs 20,000 per head.The cost of cotton in Punjab ranges from Rs 18,000 to Rs 21,000 per head. The rate of footi in Sindh ranges from Rs 5,500 to Rs 8,300 per 40 kg. The rate of footi in Punjab ranges from Rs 6,000 to Rs 8,500 per 40 kg.800 bales of Deharki were sold at Rs.21,000 per maund (condition) and 600 bales of Rahim Yar Khan were sold at Rs.21,000 per maund (condition).The spot price remained unchanged at Rs 20,000 per head. Polyester fiber was available at Rs 375 per kg.
Rupee strengthened by 1 paise against dollarThe rupee strengthened by 1 paise to close at Rs 81.80 against the dollar this evening.Sensex closed up by 556 pointsToday the stock market closed with a boom.Today, where the Sensex closed at a level of 61749.25 points, down by about 555.95 points.On the other hand, the Nifty closed at the level of 18255.80 points with a gain of 166.00 points.👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻https://smartinfoindia.com/hi/news-details-hindi/Cotton-punjab-disrupted-failed-crop-sowing-season
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| The effect of bad weather on farming, cotton sowing season will last longer | 11-05-2023 18:50:17 | view |
| Rupee opens 4 paise stronger against dollars | 11-05-2023 18:37:59 | view |
| LAHORE: The local cotton market remained steady on Wednesday with low trading volume. Cotton Analyst. | 11-05-2023 17:43:24 | view |
| Rupee strengthened by 5 paise against US dollar | 10-05-2023 23:38:00 | view |
| “Golden Opportunity” for NCDEX players | 10-05-2023 23:01:00 | view |
| India is on the verge of a potential "cotton crisis"—and no one is paying attention. | 10-05-2023 18:44:36 | view |
| Rupee opens 10 paise higher against dollar | 10-05-2023 18:21:04 | view |
| 50% of Punjab area is brought under cotton cultivation. | 10-05-2023 17:47:04 | view |
| Rupee failing down by 24 paise against dollar | 09-05-2023 23:13:28 | view |
| China's cotton crop seen shrinking in freeze and small area | 09-05-2023 21:11:50 | view |
| Sluggish business in cotton markets | 09-05-2023 18:38:39 | view |
| Rupee gets stronger against Dollar | 08-05-2023 23:16:47 | view |
| Cotton Profits Tracking ICE Cotton Prices Jump Up In Exports | 08-05-2023 19:20:26 | view |
| The rupee advanced 8 paise to 81.70 against the dollar. | 08-05-2023 18:37:03 | view |
| Weekly Cotton Review: Rates steady amid low trading volume | 08-05-2023 18:20:42 | view |
| LAHORE: The cotton sowing target for South Punjab has been set at 4.554 million acres, which is 91 per cent of the target set for the entire province. | 06-05-2023 18:14:43 | view |
| Rupee steady against dollar | 05-05-2023 23:39:45 | view |
| PSF and Cotton: Similar start, but fork in late April | 05-05-2023 21:20:17 | view |
| Pakistan: Spot rate stable amid light trading | 05-05-2023 20:25:53 | view |
| Rupee strengthened by 1 paise against dollars. | 05-05-2023 00:08:07 | view |
