In Qianqing, PC (65/35) 32s yarn prices fell US cents 3 a kg in the second week of November while 45s PC combed yarn prices rolled over on the week. 32s PV (65/35) moderated US cents 2 a kg during the week.
Blended yarn prices rolled over in China but the decline of Renminbi has pegged export prices down but limited the drop of import prices in local currency terms. Nevertheless, imported yarn prices have fallen below domestic prices and imports were recovering.
In Qianqing, PC (65/35) 32s yarn prices edged down US cent 1 a kg in the first week of November while 45s PC combed yarn prices were flat on the week. 32s PV (65/35) rolled over on the week.
Blended yarn prices fell on China's domestic market, with import prices more sharply dropping, and therefore opening opportunities to foreign goods. Fibre prices were too dropping, thus giving yarn makers some room to maintain margins.
In Qianqing, PC (65/35) 32s yarn prices rolled over in the last week of October while 45s PC combed yarn prices were stable on the week. 32s PV (65/35) were down US cents 2 a kg during the week. Blended spun yarn prices moved in different directions, depending on the specs. Viscose blended yarn prices in China retreated to lower levels, in line with the current fall of VSF prices.
In Qianqing, PC (65/35) 32s yarn prices were up US cents 2 a kg in the third week of October while 45s PC combed yarn prices rolled over on the week. 32s PV (65/35) were stable during the week.
Blended yarn prices jumped that week in China on stronger demand, as usual in this period of the year. Margins rebounded at spinning mills, as cotton prices weakened post National Day holidays. However, rising PSF prices remained a major cost support.
In Qianqing, PC (65/35) 32s yarn prices were up US cents 3 a kg in the second week of October while 45s PC combed yarn prices rolled over on the week. 32s PV (65/35) were steady during the week.
Blended yarn prices in China, particularly regular count of 32s PC, were up while others were steady at firm levels. Competition from foreign imported limited increase in yarn prices, which are at the same level or slightly higher than import in Yuan terms.
In Qianqing, PC (65/35) 32s yarn prices were stable in the first week of October while 45s PC combed yarn prices rolled over during the week. 32s PV (65/35) were steady on the week.
Blended yarn prices remained stable in China and Pakistan while they slid slightly in India on weak demand. In China, local fabric market picked up somewhat, thus yarn spinners ramped up the run rates as prices had also bottomed out ahead of the National Day holidays that week.
In Qianqing, PC (65/35) 32s yarn prices declined in the third week of September while 45s PC combed yarn prices rolled over on the week. 32s PV (65/35) were unchanged on the week. Blended yarn prices stayed unchanged in the week in China, more in line with the current stabilization of cotton prices. However, PSF prices did moderate, but still high cotton prices has apparently neutralised blending opportunities.
In Qianqing, PC (65/35) 32s yarn prices declined US cent 1 a kg in the second week of September while 45s PC combed yarn prices rolled over on the week. 32s PV (65/35) were flat on the week. Blended yarn prices, mostly spun with cotton, declined in China while PV yarn prices were more stable given the moderation in cotton prices and firmness in PSF and VSF prices.
In Qianqing, PC (65/35) 32s yarn prices declined US cents 2 a kg in the first week of September while 45s PC combed yarn prices rolled over on the week. 32s PV (65/35) were stable during the week.
Blended spun yarn prices were down in China, with import prices however bottoming out during the week. This fall were directly related to fall in cotton prices and stable PSF cost. However, VSF prices were further elevated which provided support to PV yarn market.
In Qianqing, PC (65/35) 32s yarn prices were down US cent 1 a kg in the last week of August while 45s PC combed yarn prices were stable on the week. 32s PV (65/35) rolled over during the week.
Blended yarn prices were generally stable taking cue from minor changes in manmade fibre prices while cotton prices still edged lower. Manmade fiber prices in China were relatively stable with polyester flat and viscose rising mildly on the week. However, import prices were still below domestic prices for blended yarns.
