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In relation to the US dollar, the Indian rupee opens 4 paise weaker at 86.57.The rupee fell 4 paise to close at 86.57 against the US dollar in early trade on Wednesday on sustained foreign fund outflows, falling dollar demand from oil importers and weak risk sentiment.At the interbank foreign exchange, the rupee opened at 86.57 and later fell further to 86.61 against the American currency, marking a decline of 4 paise from its previous close.read more :- Indian rupee ended 20 paise lower at 86.53 per dollar on Tuesday versus Monday's close of 86.33.

The Indian rupee closed Tuesday at 86.53 per dollar, 20 paise less than Monday's close of 86.33.At close, the Sensex was up 535.24 points or 0.71 percent at 75,901.41, and the Nifty was up 128.1 points or 0.56 percent at 22,957.25. About 1116 shares advanced, 2429 shares declined, and 84 shares unchanged.read more :- Cotton dropped as CAI has revised upwards its crop projections by 2 lakh bales

Cotton fell as CAI increased its harvest forecasts by two lakh bales.Cotton candy prices fell 0.83% to ₹52,850 as the Cotton Association of India (CAI) raised crop estimates for the 2024-25 season. Estimated cotton production rose by 2 lakh bales to 304.25 lakh bales due to higher production in Telangana, where estimates rose by 6 lakh bales. However, production in North India is expected to fall by 3.5 lakh bales, down 43% from last year, due to lower arrivals of cotton. The WASDE report has also put pressure on prices, which estimated global cotton production for 2024-25 at 117.4 million bales, an increase of 1.2 million bales each due to higher production in India and Argentina. Despite pressure from higher supply estimates, the downside momentum was limited due to strong demand from the apparel industry, which has pushed up cotton yarn prices in South India. Exports are also expected to increase, which will support the demand. As of December, total supply stood at 176.04 lakh bales, including imports of 12 lakh bales and opening stocks of 30.19 lakh bales. Consumption during this period was 84 lakh bales, while exports are estimated at 7 lakh bales. December ending stocks are estimated at 85.04 lakh bales.Long liquidation is going on in the market, with open interest declining by 29.07% to 122 contracts. Cotton candy prices are finding support at ₹52,480, below this level, it is likely to touch ₹52,110. Resistance is seen at ₹53,450, and a move above this is likely to touch ₹54,050 levels.read more :- The rupee opened 17 paise down on January 28 following a surge in the dollar index.

On January 28, the rupee opened 17 paise lower after the dollar index surged.The local currency opened at 86.50 against the dollar but slipped to 86.55. It ended at 86.33 against the dollar in the previous session.The rupee depreciated 11 paise to close at 86.33 (provisional) against the US dollar on Monday, as strong dollar demand and a muted trend in domestic equities weighed on investors' sentiments.read more :- Indian rupee ended 13 paise lower at 86.33 per dollar on Monday versus Friday's close of 86.20.

Monday's closing price of the Indian rupee was 86.33 per dollar, 13 paise less than Friday's finish of 86.20.At close, the Sensex was down 824.29 points or 1.08 percent at 75,366.17, and the Nifty was down 263.05 points or 1.14 percent at 22,829.15. About 541 shares advanced, 3399 shares declined, and 115 shares unchanged.read more :- India cracks down on misdeclared Chinese fabric imports

India Cracks Down on Undeclared Chinese Fabric Imports, ₹200 Cr Seizure at MundraIndia has stepped up its action against the unchecked import of Chinese fabrics, especially synthetic knitted textiles, following sustained concerns raised by the domestic textile industry.Despite the government imposing a Minimum Import Price (MIP) on select HSN codes to control rising imports, shipments have continued to enter the country through alternative non-MIP classifications, reducing the effectiveness of the measure.In a major operation, the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) seized around 100 containers of Chinese fabric at Mundra Port, with an estimated value of ₹200 crore. The goods were allegedly misdeclared as low-cost fabric, while actually containing high-quality textiles—indicating an attempt to evade customs duties.Initial investigations suggest that the real value of the seized consignment could be significantly higher than the declared ₹25 crore. Similar suspicious consignments have also been intercepted at Jawaharlal Nehru Port, pointing to a wider pattern of misdeclaration and tax evasion.Following the seizure, DRI has launched a nationwide probe to track the import network and identify those involved. Authorities are also tracing the distribution channels of these goods across the country and examining whether similar practices are ongoing at other ports.The crackdown has highlighted serious loopholes in import regulations, increasing pressure on policymakers to tighten enforcement. With the domestic textile sector demanding stronger safeguards, the effectiveness of these measures in curbing unfair trade practices will be closely watched in the coming months.read more :- The local currency opened 8 paise down at 86.36 against the US dollar, as against 86.28 against the greenback at the friday open.

In relation to the US dollar, the local currency opened 8 paise lower at 86.36, compared to 86.28 at the start of Friday.The Indian rupee opened 8 paise lower on January 27 due to the dollar index surging as US Federal Reserve policy is in focus. The local currency opened 8 paise lower at 86.36 against the US dollar, as against 86.28 against the greenback at the previous close.read more :- The Indian rupee increase 25 paise to close at 86.21 per dollar on Friday, as against 86.46 on thursday.

On Friday, the Indian rupee rose 25 paise to close at 86.21 to the US dollar, up from 86.46 on Thursday.The Sensex fell 329.92 points, or 0.43 percent, to 76,190.46, while the Nifty dropped 113.15 points, or 0.49 percent, to 23,092.20. Market breadth showed weakness, with 1,018 stocks advancing, 2,764 declining, and 115 remaining unchanged.read more :- Cotton production to reach 30.4 million bales, big relief for textile industry; Know the forecast of Cotton Association of India

The textile sector would be greatly relieved when cotton production reaches 30.4 million bales. Learn more about the Cotton Association of India's projection.Mumbai: The Cotton Association of India (CAI) has projected an increase in cotton production in the country. Increasing our previous estimate, we have estimated that the country will produce 304.25 lakh cotton bales (one bale = 170 kg cotton) by the end of October 2025 in the 2024-25 season.Cotton is produced in about eleven states of the country. Maharashtra is expected to produce the maximum of 9 million bales this year. After this, Gujarat is estimated to produce 80 lakh bales, Telangana 42 lakh bales, Karnataka 23 lakh bales, Madhya Pradesh 19 lakh bales and Andhra Pradesh 11 lakh bales. Meanwhile, 176.04 lakh cotton bales have been supplied till the end of December. Thus, 1.2 million bales have been imported.According to CAI estimates, 30.19 lakh bales of cotton from the previous season are left in the country. By the end of December, the textile industry had used a total of 8.4 million bales. Seven lakh bales have been exported. Taking into account cotton production, previous years' stocks and potential imports, CAI has estimated a total supply of 359.44 lakh bales in cotton season 2024-25 by the end of September 2025. Meanwhile, traders in the private market are paying Rs 6,500 to Rs 7,000 per quintal for cotton. Therefore, farmers are demanding the Cotton Corporation of India (CCI) to increase procurement at a guaranteed price of Rs 7500 per quintal. Accordingly, CCI has increased procurement. CCI is currently buying 60 to 65 per cent of the cotton coming to the market.read more :- Rupee rises 18 paise to 86.28 against US dollar in early trade

In early trading, the rupee climbs 18 paise to 86.28 against the US dollar.Rupee appreciated 18 paise to 86.28 against the US dollar in morning trade on Friday, supported by positive domestic equities and soft American currency index.At the interbank foreign exchange, the rupee opened at 86.31 and touched 86.28 against the US dollar, registering a rise of 18 paise from its previous close. The local unit also touched 86.33 against the US dollar initial trade.read more :- Indian rupee ended 13 paise lower at 86.46 per dollar on Thursday versus Wednesday's close of 86.33.

The Indian rupee closed at 86.46 per dollar on Thursday, 13 paise less than its closing price of 86.33 on Wednesday.Indian equity indices ended on a positive note with Nifty at 23,200 on January 23.At close, the Sensex was up 115.39 points or 0.15 percent at 76,520.38, and the Nifty was up 50 points or 0.22 percent at 23,205.35. About 2017 shares advanced, 1780 shares declined, and 104 shares unchanged.Read More :-  Tamil Nadu: Unseasonal rains hit cotton cultivation in Perambalur district