In Qianqing, PC (65/35) 32s yarn prices rolled over in the fourth week of March while 45s PC combed yarn prices were steady on the week.
Blended yarn markets in China reflected the decline in cost of fibres including cotton, PSF and VSF. Domestic yarn production has become more competitive compared with import, meaning that prices could stay at the current level. PC yarn prices rolled over at lower levels explaining the fall in PSF prices.
In Qianqing, PC (65/35) 32s yarn prices rolled over in the second week of March while 45s PC combed yarn prices were up on the week.
Blended spun yarn price remained firm across Asian markets and were moving into different directions in China. Although PSF prices were down in all markets, cotton prices firmed up prompting spinners to blend fibres to remain cost effective.
In Pakistan, PC and PV yarns pries were firm being supported by a relatively higher level of demand. VSF prices have however climbed due to rise in seasonal demand as more spinning mills started producing PV yarns.
In Qianqing, PC (65/35) 32s yarn prices rolled over in the first week of March while 45s PC combed yarn prices were up on the week.
Blended yarn markets were benefiting from volatile cotton markets where prices are hating to move down. In China, yarn prices begun rebounding on the import market, which had earlier declined in the last two weeks, particularly from India and Vietnam. Chinese spinners are likely to take advantage of the new rise in import prices, if confirmed in coming days.
In Qianqing, PC (65/35) 32s yarn prices were flat in the last week of February while 45s PC combed yarn prices were up on the week.
Blended yarn prices moved in line with fibre prices with no room for any fall. In China, PC and PV yarn prices rolled over despite PSF sobering and sluggish cotton markets. However, rising VSF price supported PV yarn markets.
In Qianqing, PC (65/35) 32s yarn prices were flat in the third week of February while 45s PC combed yarn prices were up US cents 3 a kg on the week. Blended yarn prices were rising on China's domestic and import markets with PSF and VSF prices sharply increasing in the week.
In Qianqing, PC prices of higher count yarn gained following the end of New Year holidays. Yarn import prices have more sharply increased in the week, adding US cents 3-4 a kg.
In Qianqing, PC (65/35) 32s yarn prices were up US cents 5 a kg in the second week of February while 45s PC combed yarn prices were up US cents 2 a kg on the week.
In China, blended yarn prices were up back from New Year holidays. With PSF and VSF prices surging PC and PV yarn prices remained firm, although there was no change in cotton prices.
In Qianqing, PC (65/35) 32s yarn prices rolled over in the last week of January while 45s PC combed yarn prices were stable on the week. Blended yarn prices were seen gaining grounds owing to rising cotton and cotton yarn prices. In China, yarn markets were generally shutting down for Lunar New Year holidays while imports continued rebounding in recent months.
In Qianqing, PC (65/35) 32s yarn prices were flat in the third week of January while 45s PC combed yarn prices were stable on the week, however, both were up US cents 3-4 a kg due to currency.
In China, blended yarn markets were quiet as spinners were shutting for the Lunar New Year holidays. However, yarn import prices continued rising with the Yuan falling.
In Qianqing, PC (65/35) 32s yarn prices rolled over in the second week of January while 45s PC combed yarn prices were stable on the week, however, both were down US cent 1-2 a kg due to weak US$. Blended yarn prices were unchanged in China, with demand actually very weak ahead of lunar year holidays. Inventories were relatively large in the textile industry, as spinners are again trapped with higher cotton prices than on foreign markets.
In Qianqing, PC (65/35) 32s yarn prices rolled over in the first week of January (however, prices were up US cents 2 a kg due to weak US$) while 45s PC combed yarn prices were stable on the week (up US cents 3 a kg due to weak US$).
Blended yarn prices have remained stable in the week in China, in line with a weakness in demand, whereas fiber prices were far from receding. Spinners were forced to maintain their offers in order to keep maintain their already low margins. They were also complaining over the large volume of foreign yarns entering the country, especially from India.
