India extends dutyfree cotton imports by two months to ease domestic prices
India extended duty-free cotton imports through December, delaying the 11% duty and easing textile-mill costs amid firm domestic prices after patchy monsoon rains. The move is bearish for Indian cotton prices and supportive for US, Brazil, and Australia exporters, but its market impact is confined to softs and has limited read-through for broader financial or crypto assets.
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India has extended duty-free cotton imports by two months until the end of December, the government said, a move that could lower costs for textile mills, ease domestic prices and boost shipments from...