In Xiaoshan, 30s spun viscose prices in Xiaoshan inched up US cents 3 a kg in the second week of September while 40s compact sirospun yarn prices in Jiangsu were stable on the week.
Viscose spun yarn prices generally remained unchanged across India, China and Pakistan markets, but weakening currency against US$ pegged prices in US$ terms lower in India and Pakistan. In Jiangsu, core-spun yarn prices mostly climbed and it was reported that the deliveries to Puyuan market were favorable.
In Xiaoshan, 30s spun viscose prices in Xiaoshan rose US cents 2 a kg in the first week of September while 40s compact sirospun yarn prices in Jiangsu inched up US cent 1 a kg on the week. Spun viscose yarn prices rose stably during the week in China. In Fujian, offers for siro‐spun 40s yarn prices rose with firm deals and discussions higher than last week. Discussions for ring‐spun 30s yarn also firmed up. The markets were also supported by the elevated VSF prices that week.
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 Xiaoshan, 30s spun viscose prices in Xiaoshan inched up US cents 4 a kg in the last week of August while 40s compact sirospun yarn prices in Jiangsu were flat on the week.
Spun viscose yarn prices inched up in China while they were largely stable across Pakistan and India. In China, 30s yarns prices inched up while discussions for siro-spun 40s yarn rolled over last week’s numbers or just below, with lackluster liquidity. Core‐spun yarn offers ascended somewhat in Hubei while prices were stable in Fujian.
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.
In Jiangsu, 30s spun viscose prices in Xiaoshan rose US cents 2 a kg in the last week of August while 40s compact sirospun yarn prices inched up on the week.
Viscose spun yarn prices increased somewhat in China, mainly due to shutdown of mills in Xiaoshan and Zhejiang ahead of the G20 Summit. Discussions for siro‐spun 40s yarn were mostly hiked while trading prices for ring‐spun 30s yarn were partly located adjusted upwards.
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) were unchanged during the week. Blended yarn markets were ruled by fibre prices as demand remained insipid amid no supply constraint. However, a stronger US$ pegged prices in US$ terms a tad lower while local markets pricing mostly remained unchanged.
In Qianqing, PC (65/35) 32s yarn prices US cent 1 a kg in the third week of August while 45s PC combed yarn prices were stable during the week. 32s PV (65/35) were flat on the week.
Blended yarn prices changed course in line with the movement in fibre prices. PC yarns prices in China were adjusted lower for some specs and in line with a new fall of cotton prices. PV yarn prices remained firm as VSF prices continued to move up while PSF remain stably firm.
In Jiangsu, 30s spun viscose prices in Xiaoshan climbed US cent 1 a kg in the third week of August while 40s compact sirospun yarn prices inched up US cents 2 a kg.
Spun viscose yarn markets were generally soft in China and prices inched up amid fair liquidity. Mainstream discussions for siro‐spun 40s yarn were up with modest liquidity. Offers for ring‐spun yarn 30s also inched up reflecting the marching of VSF prices. However, mills generally met with strong resistance, and thus mostly pushed sales with flat offers.
In Jiangsu, 30s spun viscose prices in Xiaoshan inched up US cents 2 a kg in the second week of August while 40s compact sirospun yarn prices were up US cents 4 a kg on the week. Viscose spun yarn prices were largely stable to up in China, despite the continuing uptick in VSF cost. In China, due to sparse VSF availability, local mills cut run rates and in turn raised offers, which met with some resistance. Offers for ring‐spun 30s yarn were raised US cents 2 while VSF prices were up US cents 2-3 a kg.
