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Polyester Fiber Prices in China, India and Pakistan (Weekly Report)
2018-12-12 21:24:42| EmergingTextiles.com
Polyester fiber prices have stabilized in the last days in China, remaining also stable in Pakistan. The fall of PTA prices in the past two days could result in lower polyester price levels in China, whereas a sharp decline of inventories could mean that demand and prices could rise, on the other hand. Our weekly report covers the Polyester Staple Fiber (PSF) on the domestic markets in China, India, and Pakistan. Polyester filament prices in China are also released, whereas the report includes a price comparison of polyester with cotton and viscose in China.
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Pakistan Yarn Prices: Domestic and Export Markets (Weekly Report)
2018-12-12 19:24:17| EmergingTextiles.com
Demand is rebounding for cotton yarns on the Pakistan's domestic market, pushing up prices to higher levels. Cotton fiber prices are staying very firm due to a poor harvest once again this season and ahead of an expected rebound of cotton yarn production, our correspondent reports. Our weekly review offers a comprehensive picture of the domestic and export yarn markets in Pakistan, with cotton yarns, polyester-cotton, polyester-viscose, polyester spun and viscose spun prices being covered. All these weekly data are available for download over a 12-month period.
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Polyester Fiber & Yarn Price Comparison: China vs. India and Pakistan (Monthly Report)
2018-12-12 19:24:17| EmergingTextiles.com
Polyester fiber prices have more or less dropped in China, India and Pakistan in November with margins however moving into different directions at spinning mills, if considering 100% PSF yarns. Spinners have begun digesting inventories before being able to lower their offers. The yarn/fiber spread has improved in China and India, however dropping in Pakistan. Our monthly report compares polyester staple fiber and polyester spun yarn prices in China, India and Pakistan, in both local currency terms and US$ terms. Gross margins of spinners are also calculated on a monthly basis. Historical data back to 2007 are available for download.
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Cotton Fiber & Yarn Price Comparison: China vs. India and Pakistan (Monthly Report)
2018-12-12 19:24:17| EmergingTextiles.com
Cotton yarn prices have declined in November in China and India with gross margins however not falling at spinning mills. By contrast, the yarn/fiber spread has dropped in Pakistan after cotton yarn prices have risen. Our monthly report compares cotton fiber and yarn prices in China, India and Pakistan, offering a comprehensive view of the yarn/fiber spreads in the three countries. These gross margins of domestic spinners are displayed on a monthly basis with 10-year historical data available for download.
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EU Clothing Import Price Comparison in 3rd Quarter and Jan-Sep 2018: China vs. Bangladesh, Cambodia, India, Indonesia, Morocco, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Tunisia, Turkey and Vietnam (Statistical Report)
2018-12-11 20:25:45| EmergingTextiles.com
Chinese shipments have plunged this year on EU's clothing import market, with rival countries taking advantage of this historical decline. Bangladesh is the more obvious winner, now ranking first in many HS 4-digit categories, but other origins are also benefiting from the shift our of China, mostly due to their duty-free access to the European Union. Morocco and Tunisia have taken advantage of their proximity, whereas Turkey is seizing opportunities offered by free access, proximity and a sharply lower currency. Our series of comparison tables offer a comprehensive view of EU clothing imports per HS 4-digit category with volume, value and unit price changes, while market shares are also calculated for each major supplying country. Full data are available for download.
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