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ConventionalCotton Prices on International and Domestic Markets (Weekly)

New York futures ended the week slightly lower, still trading in a narrow range. Domestic prices in Asia are supported by lower crop estimates in China and India. India leads the rise, as El Niño has disrupted the monsoon and reduced the crop. Cheaper imports limit the upside, as seen in Pakistan. This weekly report gives a comprehensive view of the global cotton market with New York futures and benchmark indicators, including for China, India, Pakistan, Turkey and Brazil.

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ConventionalPolyester Market Prices in Asia (Weekly)

Crude oil rose again last week on new supply risks in the Middle East. The polyester chain did not follow. PX, PTA and MEG all fell as supply became more ample and polyester plants cut their operating rates. Fiber and filament producers passed on only part of the lower costs and rebuilt their margins. This weekly report covers the full polyester chain, from crude oil to PX, PTA, MEG, polyester chips, polyester staple fibers and filament yarns in China, India and Pakistan.

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ApparelInflation in Emerging Countries (Monthly)

Inflation kept rising in most Asian countries in September, but the acceleration triggered by the Middle East crisis remains moderate. Subsidies, administered energy prices and weak demand have absorbed part of the oil shock so far. The pressure is building in countries that import crude and gas from the Gulf, in South Asia above all. This monthly report compares inflation rates in 15 low-cost countries, in local currency and in US dollar, euro and pound terms, with data back to 2010 and IMF forecasts to 2030.

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ApparelE.U. Clothing Imports: August 2026 (Monthly)

EU clothing import prices are turning up after two years of decline. Suppliers can no longer absorb rising cotton and polyester costs and pass part of them on to European buyers. Import values therefore grow faster than volumes. China benefits most, as US tariffs push its exporters toward Europe, while Bangladesh loses ground. This monthly report covers EU-27 clothing imports with a focus on China, Bangladesh and knit versus woven clothing, with monthly volumes, values, unit values and year-on-year changes.

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ConventionalWool Prices In Australia and South Africa (Weekly)

The Australian wool market stopped falling this week. A smaller offering met returning Chinese demand, and prices edged higher for the first time in five weeks. South Africa rebounded as well, helped by a weaker rand. The gap between fine and broad wool kept widening, however. This weekly report covers wool auction prices in Australia and South Africa by micron category, with a trend analysis and historical data.

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ConventionalChina Fiber & Yarn Prices (Monthly)

Fiber prices turned up again in China after the National Day holidays. Polyester staple fiber resumed its rise. Cotton recovered from its September slide once state reserve sales ended. Yarn prices did not follow, since the peak season brought few orders, and spinning margins stay wide in cotton but depressed in polyester and shrinking in viscose. This monthly report covers China’s fiber and yarn prices with benchmark indicators, local market prices in Qianqing (Zhejiang) and yarn to fiber spreads for cotton, polyester and viscose.

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ApparelChina Textile & Clothing Production Costs (Monthly)

Producer prices in China rose again in September and purchasing prices accelerated further. The Iran crisis is the main cause, through energy and chemical costs. Consumer prices also picked up, but apparel sales remained depressed in August. The manufacturing survey improved, with a slim majority of optimists. This monthly report follows producer, purchasing and consumer prices in China, including textiles, clothing and chemical fibers, along with apparel retail sales and the manufacturing PMI, with a trend analysis and historical data.

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