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ConventionalViscose Fiber & Yarn Prices (Monthly)
Viscose fiber prices stayed firm in October, but the rise slowed in China. Producers hold low inventories and dissolving pulp costs keep climbing, which supports prices. Yarn demand remains weak, so Chinese spinners cannot pass on their higher costs and their margins keep shrinking. India was the exception this month, with a sharp fiber increase after three months without change. This monthly report covers viscose staple fiber and 30s viscose yarn prices in China, India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, with yarn-to-fiber spreads and historical data.
ApparelMyanmar Apparel Exports in 2nd Quarter 2026
Myanmar's apparel exports grew again in the second quarter, but the growth came from volume rather than value. Shipments to Japan and to most European markets expanded while exports to the United States lost another quarter of their value. Knitwear carried the gains and woven apparel was flat. Unit values fell on every major market, so Myanmar is shipping more kilos for less money per kilo. This quarterly report covers Myanmar's knit and woven apparel exports per destination over four years, with US and EU import tables by category.
ApparelIndia Apparel Exports in 2nd Quarter 2026
India's apparel exports fell again in the second quarter, with a sharp contrast between markets. Shipments to the United States dropped by more than a fifth in value. Europe held up far better, with moderate declines in Germany, the UK and France and further gains in Spain, Switzerland and Japan. Unit values held almost everywhere, so the loss is one of volume, not of price. This report covers India's knit, woven and total apparel exports per destination in the second quarter, plus category tables for US and EU imports from India.
ConventionalCotton Yarn Prices: International Market (Monthly)
Cotton yarn export prices fell further in October. Cotton became cheaper in all producing countries with the arrival of the new harvest, and spinners in India and Pakistan passed the decline on to export buyers. Buyers kept their orders small while waiting for cheaper fiber. China’s import prices held steady because domestic yarn prices stayed firm there. This monthly report covers cotton yarn export prices in India and Pakistan and import prices in China per origin, with charts, price tables and historical data.
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.
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.
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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