Editorial Team

Spun Yarn Prices: International Market (Weekly)

Cotton yarn prices have declined on the international market over rising economic uncertainties. We explain why in our weekly report which details the latest and long-term trends in the international yarn market, focusing on 100% cotton in China, India, and Pakistan. The report highlights various counts in both carded and combed cotton categories.
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Spun Yarn Prices: Domestic Markets (Weekly)

Spun yarn prices are expected to decline in Asia amid seasonal trends and reduced fiber costs. Our new weekly report provides a comprehensive analysis of the domestic spun yarn markets in China, India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. 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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Pakistan Fiber and Yarn Prices (Weekly)

Cotton fiber prices have been steady in the past week in Pakistan amid rising arrivals and reduced demand. Our weekly review offers a comprehensive overview of Pakistan's domestic and export yarn markets. It comprises price data for a range of yarn types, encompassing cotton yarns, polyester-cotton blends, polyester-viscose blends, polyester-spun yarns, and viscose-spun yarns. Data are accessible for download.
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Recycled Polyester Staple Fiber (Re-PSF) Prices (Monthly)

Recycled polyester staple fiber prices remained steady across Asian markets in the past four weeks, with minor fluctuations. Our recycled polyester reports cover re-PSF in China, India, and Pakistan. Recycled fiber prices are compared with virgin fiber prices. An in-depth analysis is displayed to assess current and future market trends. Historical data are available for download.
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Trump’s New Tariffs on Chinese Imports Set to Disrupt Global Apparel Trade

If the U.S. were to impose a 60% additional tariff on Chinese textiles and apparel, the impact would reverberate throughout the global market. This policy would likely lead to higher prices for American consumers, an urgent shift in sourcing strategies for U.S. companies, and an influx of low-cost Chinese goods into the UK and EU markets.
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