Cotton yarn markets saw low transactions in the first week of August for domestic goods in China while imported yarn took a larger share, particularly of Vietnam-origin. In India, although cotton prices did not move much, cotton yarn prices have lost more than 2 per cent, having plunged 8-9 per cent in past three weeks. In Pakistan, too cotton yarn prices declined continuously, but were pushed by falling cotton prices.
Spun yarn prices continues to slide down in Asian markets
Cotton yarn prices softened across Asian markets due to persistent weak demand and falling cotton fibre prices. In China, mute demand led to shrinking sales and increasing inventory, which drove mills to cut operations and sell at discounts. In India, cotton yarn prices fell but marginally, with a decline of INR 1 per kg for certain counts in the last week of July.
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India’s manmade fibre yarn export continue to fall
There has been a continuous decline in the export of 100 man-made fibre yarns in June particularly that of polyester and viscose yarns. In June, 5.57 million kg of man-made spun yarn were exported, comprising 2.58 million kg of polyester yarn, 1.83 million kg of viscose yarn and 0.90 million kg of acrylic yarn. Polyester yarn and viscose yarn exports were down by 25 per cent and 26 per cent in value respectively during the month, whereas acrylic yarn export picked up substantially by 7 per cent in May with volumes gaining 28 per cent.
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Cotton yarn export rises this June
In June 2015, India exported cotton yarn to 72 countries with volumes at 92 million kg which was worth US$275 million (INR1,740 crore). The average unit price realization was at US$2.98 a kg, down US cent 1 from previous month and US cents 54 down from the same month a year ago. The largest importer of cotton yarn from India was China, followed way behind by Bangladesh and Egypt. The top three together accounted for more than 60 per cent of cotton yarn with combined volume at 60 million kg worth US$170 million.
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China has started buying more spun yarns from India, June exports rebound
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Spun yarn imports from India have rebounded in the past month in China, reveals the latest “ YnFx - Fibre and yarn Exports - India Report. Yarn export to China was extremely sluggish since May 2014 falling year on year and saw some rebound in May 2015. In June 2015, exports jumped 105 per cent in volume and 80 per cent in value.
Cotton and polyester yarn prices move in line with fibre values
In the week of 24 July cotton yarn markets saw marginal fluctuation but were mired in sluggish transactions, with downstream placing thinner orders. In China, sales of regular and high-quality yarns were passable, and those of high-count and combed yarns were limited. Spinners were implementing production cutbacks, and liquidity lagged in most deals. 32s cotton yarn in Shengze market were down US cents 4 a kg on the week while 21s were flat at US$3.07-3.14 a kg.
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Spun yarn prices moving in line with fibre cost
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Cotton yarn market again lost ground, and participants were holding bearish expectations over the future trends amid sluggish sales. In the week ended 15 May 2015, cotton yarn markets showed signs of weakness. In China, sale/ production ratios reported fell at some spinning mills in China while outlook turned even gloomier given the increase in inventory levels. Prices were unchanged due to a lack of demand from downward processors. In Shengze, 32s cotton yarn was pegged in the range of US$3.37-3.44 a kg, while 21s was at US$3.29-3.36 a kg.
Spun yarn prices weak in March, blame fibre market?
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Cotton yarn markets were in weak corrections during March 2015, seeing prices for low/medium-end yarn in downswing. In China, overall demand was deemed limited, and sellers faced poor margins with traders making cautious decisions. In Pakistan, cotton yarn prices remained flat on the export market, due to a lack of demand, which was apparently weakening in Far East and Europe, since buyers were expecting lower pricing in the coming months and postponing new orders. Indian cotton yarn prices slightly declined after a short-lived attempt by spinners to raise offers in the first week of March.
