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 I continue to remain Bullish in Textile Yarn companies

Last week, cotton prices had recorded a sharp decline in India and the world.

However, North India’s cotton prices improved yesterday after a crash in ICE cotton on Friday. 

The domestic cotton prices recovered around 1-2% due to improved buying at lower prices

Moreover, Turkey is known as the hub of spinning mills and it got affected by the earthquake. 

Therefore Indian Mills are receiving more trade enquiries from Turkey as well as European nations. 

Therefore, the fall in cotton prices from their peak and the China+1 policy will benefit Indian spinning companies.

Please continue to hold Nahar Spinning Mills Ltd (Rs.273.35) and Nitin Spinners Ltd (Rs.225.10).

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