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Extending duty-free cotton imports can help India's textile mills manage high domestic prices and weakening crop prospects by lowering input costs.
India’s textile mills could get another two months of relief on cotton imports as domestic prices remain firm and crop prospects weaken. The move could ease input costs, but higher global prices, freight charges and a weaker rupee may limit imports.
India is one of the world's largest cotton producers and consumers, and tariff policies directly affect the operating margins of domestic textile manufacturers and global trade flows.