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India’s surprise move to suspend import duties on cotton for 40 days is set to unsettle its cotton economy, pushing down domestic prices and squeezing farmers, while giving American exporters a valuable opening in a market where they have been struggling to expand.
On August 18, the Finance Ministry scrapped the combined 11% levy—5% basic customs duty plus 5% agriculture infrastructure cess—on raw cotton imports between August 19 and September 30. The waiver, billed as a temporary step to help textile mills cope with high raw material costs, comes just weeks before the new harvest, raising fears of a sharp market correction.
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