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Yarn Price Reports: Domestic Markets
Our weekly reports provide a comparison of spun yarn prices in China, India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. Market indicators are released on a weekly basis, in both local currencies and US dollars, covering 100% cotton, 100% polyester, poly-cotton, poly-viscose and 100% viscose.
ConventionalSpun Yarn Prices: Domestic Markets (Monthly)
Asian spun yarn markets pulled apart over the past four weeks, with fibre costs turning higher just as demand signals diverged.
To compare market trends across these four countries, we have selected benchmark indicators, including 30s carded cotton knitting and 40s combed cotton knitting, polyester-cotton, 100% polyester, and 100% viscose. All data are available for download.
ConventionalSpun Polyester and Blended Yarns: Domestic Markets (Monthly)
Asian spun yarn markets are splitting into two camps, with China holding firm while South Asian prices retreat under fading cost pressure and soft demand.
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.
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ConventionalCotton Yarn Prices: Domestic Markets (Monthly)
Cotton yarn prices have remained broadly firm across Asia over the past four weeks as raw cotton markets stabilized following a period of extreme price volatility.
This new monthly report tracks the latest price trends, supply dynamics, and demand shifts in Asian cotton yarn and raw cotton markets. It provides a concise analysis of price movements across key regional hubs, exploring how changing spinner margins, domestic policy updates, and shifting import-export flows are reshaping yarn and fiber costs across the continent.
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