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Polyester Fiber Reports
Our weekly Polyester Fiber Reports cover the polyester staple fibers (PSF) and polyester filament yarns (PFY) in China, India, and Pakistan. The weekly Polyester Chain Reports cover the vertical production stages, from crude oil to fibers, with a focus on paraxylene, PTA, and MEG. Monthly comparison reports offer a broad view of PSF vs. Cotton, and PSF vs. polyester spun yarns in China, India, and Pakistan. Recycled polyester reports are released every quarter.
ConventionalPolyester Market Prices in Asia (Weekly)
Polyester fiber prices have surged in China as a new jump in crude oil and a shortage of MEG push the whole chain higher.
This report provides a comprehensive overview of the entire polyester value chain, from crude oil to polyester fibers, covering naphtha, mixed xylenes, paraxylene (PX), purified terephthalic acid (PTA), monoethylene glycol (MEG), polyester chips, polyester staple fiber (PSF), and polyester filament yarns. Domestic polyester fiber markets in China, India, and Pakistan are analyzed and compared. Historical price data covering up to 15 years are available, and all data can be downloaded.
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<divConventionalSpun Polyester and Blended Yarns: Domestic Markets (Monthly)
Spun polyester yarn prices rose in India and Bangladesh in August while they stayed nearly flat in China and Pakistan.
Our monthly report covers 100% polyester yarns, Polyester-Cotton, and Polyester-Viscose in China, India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. 32s in China is compared with 30S in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. 100% PSF Yarn prices and PSF prices are compared in China, India, and Pakistan to determine latest margin trends at yarn plants. All data are available for download.
ConventionalCotton & Polyester Price Comparison (Monthly)
Cotton prices rose faster than polyester in August, widening the gap between the two fibers.
Our monthly report offers a detailed comparison of average cotton and PSF prices in China, India, and Pakistan, providing insights into both current and historical trends in the price disparity between cotton and polyester. It includes historical data covering the last 15 years, available for download.