Apparel Prices

Polyester Fiber Prices (Virgin)

The Virgin Polyester Market is extensively covered through a series of Price Reports and Price Databases, covering polyester staple fibers (PSF) and polyester filament yarns (PFY) in China, India, and Pakistan. 

Furthermore, the Polyester Chain is comprehensively addressed, covering crude oil, naphtha, mixed xylenes, paraxylene, PTA, MEG, and polyester chips. Gross margins are meticulously calculated, and price comparisons between countries are readily available.

Our historical data spans up to 20 years, and all data is at your disposal for downloading.

ConventionalPolyester Market Prices in Asia (Weekly)

Polyester chain prices surged sharply following US and Israeli strikes on Iran, with crude oil, intermediates, and fiber and yarn prices all climbing on the surge in crude oil prices and supply disruption fears for Middle Eastern production of polyester intermediates.
This report offers a detailed weekly analysis of the polyester chain, covering price trends for PX, PTA, MEG, polyester chips, along with domestic polyester fiber prices (PSF and PFY) for China, India, and Pakistan. All data is downloadable for further review.

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ConventionalPolyester Market Prices in Asia (Weekly)

Post-holiday polyester prices are expected to remain stable, supported by high crude oil prices stemming from US-Iran tensions and a recent US Supreme Court ruling on tariffs that could shift American apparel demand back to China. This report offers a detailed weekly analysis of the polyester chain, covering price trends for PX, PTA, MEG, polyester chips, along with domestic polyester fiber prices (PSF and PFY) for China, India, and Pakistan. All data is downloadable for further review.

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PSF Comparison: China vs. India and Pakistan

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Crude Oil

Naphtha, Mixed Xylenes, Paraxylene

Polyester Price Comparison

PSF Price Comparison

Polyester Chain Comparison

Polyester vs. Cotton in China, India, and Pakistan

Polyester vs. Cotton and Viscose in China