LATEST REPORTS

ConventionalWool Prices In Australia and South Africa (Weekly)

Australian wool prices rose on return from a one-week recess, absorbing the largest offering in over three years.
This report provides a detailed analysis of wool prices in both Australia and South Africa, covering a wide range of micron types. Prices are presented in Australian Dollars (AUD), US Dollars (USD), and Euros (EUR). Historical data spanning the past decade is also available for download.

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ConventionalLinen Fiber and Yarn Prices (Monthly)

Flax fiber prices are stabilizing after a historic correction, with abundant supply entering the market and Chinese demand showing early signs of bottoming out.
Our report provides an in-depth analysis of international market prices, including detailed insights into China's flax fiber import prices and linen yarn export prices. The report also includes China's import and export data, presented in both volume and value terms, and is available for download. Additionally, we offer historical

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ConventionalNylon Chain Prices (Monthly)

The nylon chain is benefiting from a clear post-holiday recovery, but ample benzene supplies may cap further price increases in the weeks ahead.
Our monthly report covers the latest and long-term trends in Nylon 6 (Polyamide 6) prices. The report displays a vertical view of Nylon chain prices, including benzene, caprolactam, staple fibers, and filament yarns. Furthermore, the Nylon/CPL spread is also calculated to assess the gross margin trends of filament producers. Daily

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ApparelU.S. Apparel Imports in 4th Quarter 2025: Origins (Quarterly)

The Supreme Court's reversal of emergency tariffs has reset the apparel trade landscape. Uncertainties over remaining duties, temporary measures, and existing trade agreements make this the most unpredictable sourcing environment in decades.
Our quarterly report provides comprehensive coverage of US apparel imports by origin, encompassing changes in volume, value, and unit value, along with market shares over the past five years. You can access and download quarterly data for the period from 2011

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ApparelE.U. Clothing Imports in 4th Quarter 2025: Origins

The EU apparel market in Q4 2025 was defined by a Chinese volume offensive at deeply discounted prices, squeezing competitors across Asia and Turkey, while evolving US trade policy adds a further layer of unpredictability to the outlook ahead. Our comprehensive report covers the fourth quarters of 2020 to 2025 for knit, woven, and total apparel imports from outside the EU-27 area. The data includes volume, value, and unit value changes in both Euro

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ConventionalTextile Fiber Price Comparison (Monthly)

Fiber prices rebounded this week on China's post-holiday restart, while wool remains the strongest performer. The report includes comparisons between cotton, polyester, viscose, nylon, wool, and acrylic, with prices displayed in US dollars per kilogram. Additionally, price indices are featured to offer a comparative view of the various fibers.

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ConventionalSpun Yarn Prices: Domestic Markets (Monthly)

Yarn prices rose in most Asian markets in February, with India leading the gains and Bangladesh picking up fast.
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.

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ApparelU.S. Apparel Imports in December 2025: Origins (Monthly)

While December data highlights a surge from Southeast Asian suppliers and a slump for China, new tariff caps and raw material agreements could soon alter the competitive landscape for major apparel exporters.
This monthly report reviews U.S. apparel imports by country of origin and underscores the importance of tracking month to month movements amid sharp shifts and volatility in U.S. trade policy. The analysis covers volumes, values, and unit values, with year over

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