The recent textile market has been in a state of flux! This unfair market situation has made it difficult for textile companies to do both.
One second it might have been: “Raw materials have fallen badly, and they will fall again today!”
The next second it will be: : “The dyeing fee has gone up again, and today’s quotation is invalid.”
When I turned around, I found out, “The price increase was just a flash in the pan, and it went back to green again.”
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“Coal is crazy” has turned around sharply, and international oil prices have plummeted The plunge
triggered a collective collapse of the polyester industry chain
The recent sharp fluctuations in coal have intensified the decline in textile commodities. Price fluctuations. Affected by thermal coal, the prices of upstream chemical fiber raw materials PTA, ethylene glycol and other polyester raw materials have fallen back. At the same time, the weakening of the cost side has led to high profit margins for polyester yarn manufacturers, which is also a “double-edged sword”. While the profits are high, polyester yarn will lose the support of the cost side. Recently, the polyester factory has two promotions in succession. On the 4th only, the quotations of some specifications of the polyester factory were significantly reduced by 500 yuan/ton.
To make matters worse, international oil prices dropped significantly on the 4th, which will further lower the quotations of various products in the polyester industry chain. As of the close of the day, the main contract of WTI crude oil futures closed at US$80.86/barrel, a decrease of 3.63%; the main contract of Brent crude oil futures closed at US$81.99/barrel, a decrease of 3.22%.
The surge in raw materials has just subsided
But we are waiting for a collective price increase in dyeing fees!
In addition to the fluctuating raw materials, the dyeing fees are also high, and it is expected to compete for the protagonist again! In early November, as steam prices will be adjusted significantly, Jiangsu and Zhejiang industry chambers of commerce, washing associations and printing and dyeing companies once again adjusted dyeing fees to cope with the rise in production costs.
Raw materials, dyeing costs, ice and fire
Now , textile orders will be disrupted again!
At this time, the news that the dyeing fee market is “rising and rising” has given many outsiders the illusion that textile, printing and dyeing companies are still in a bull market. From the perspective of raw materials, the early upward momentum mainly came from cost-side support and tight supply caused by production restrictions. As the cost side weakens and negative factors gradually emerge, raw material prices are bound to go downhill.
This volatile market situation may cause orders to be disrupted again.
According to reports from many manufacturers, business is not easy to do at present, and production costs are too high. However, the downstream industry has seen the price of raw materials continue to fall and the scale of bargaining is getting larger and larger, resulting in increasing profits. The less, and in addition, it is difficult to control the prices of raw materials and dyeing fees in the later period, and the production cycle of fabrics is also extended indefinitely. The impact of delivery time issues on fabric companies is now far greater than the impact of price factors. Therefore, textile companies dare not take orders even if they have orders.
This year is an unusual year for most textile people. Production restrictions and suspensions and the skyrocketing prices of various raw materials are irritating the nerves of textile people all the time. Now that November has arrived, the traditional peak season is about to leave. Although many companies say that overall orders this year are not bad, it is an indisputable fact that the continuously fluctuating raw material prices and the upcoming increase in dyeing fees will bring profit compression to weaving companies and fabric traders. At the same time, power shortage factors still affect the production and operation of textile enterprises, and the reshuffle cycle is still going on and textile people are doing it and cherishing it. </p
