Textile Raw Material Price 2015-07-22 Item Price Unit Fluctuation Date Crude Oil WTI 50.36 USD/Barrel -1.04% 2015-07-22 Crude Oil Brent 57.04 USD/Barrel -0.11% 2015-07-22 PX 870 USD/Ton 1.52% 2015-07-22 PTA Buy 4550 RMB/Ton 3.41% 2015-07-22 PTA Sell 665 USD/Ton 0% 2015-07-22 MEG Buy 6600 RMB/Ton -2.94% 2015-07-22 MEG Sell 855 USD/Ton -1.72% 2015-07-22 CPL B

Benchmark cotton futures on ICE fell for the third straight session on Tuesday, hitting their lowest levels in nearly three months, as speculators liquidated long positions and refrained from buying as the downward trend of recent weeks continued. "We haven't managed to get anything going to the upside," said Peter Egli, director of risk management at British merchant Plexus Cotton Ltd, noting that speculators were frustrated after purchasing a significant amount of contracts in recent weeks

Textile Raw Material Price 2015-07-21 Item Price Unit Fluctuation Date Crude Oil WTI 50.89 USD/Barrel -0.04% 2015-07-21 Crude Oil Brent 57.1 USD/Barrel -0.71% 2015-07-21 PX 857 USD/Ton 0% 2015-07-21 PTA Buy 4400 RMB/Ton 0% 2015-07-21 PTA Sell 665 USD/Ton 0% 2015-07-21 MEG Buy 6800 RMB/Ton 0% 2015-07-21 MEG Sell 870 USD/Ton 0% 2015-07-21 CPL Buy 11800

Benchmark cotton futures on ICE fell on Monday to their lowest levels in nearly three months, as several commodities took sharp losses and the US dollar hit its highest level since April. "We had a risk-off day across the board," said Louis Rose, an independent cotton trader and consultant at Risk Analytics in Memphis, Tennessee. Cotton pared losses late in the session. Rose said that suggested the fall to April lows stimulated physical demand from mills. Cotton contracts for December settle

Textile Raw Material Price 2015-07-20 Item Price Unit Fluctuation Date Crude Oil WTI 50.89 USD/Barrel -0.04% 2015-07-20 Crude Oil Brent 57.1 USD/Barrel -0.71% 2015-07-20 PX 857 USD/Ton 0% 2015-07-20 PTA Buy 4400 RMB/Ton 0% 2015-07-20 PTA Sell 665 USD/Ton 0% 2015-07-20 MEG Buy 6800 RMB/Ton 0% 2015-07-20 MEG Sell 870 USD/Ton 0% 2015-07-20 CPL Buy 11800

Top 10 Rising Categories Top 10 Falling Categories 1.NC Fabric 1.07% 1.Nylon Fabric -3.51% 2.TW Fabric 0.38% 2.Polyester Fabric -2.13% 3.Cotton Fabric 0.35% 3.Thread & Rope -1.99% 4.Blended 0.26% 4.Apparel Lining -1.88% 5.Lining 0.26% 5.Polyester -1.80% 6.Belt 0.22% 6.Household Textiles -1.09% 7.TN Fabric 0.18% 7.TS Fabric -1.06% 8.Lace 0.16% 8.Blended Fiber Grey Cloth -0.82%

No. Item WidthCM Specification/Weight Price ① Polyester Lustrous Jacquard Printed Curtain Fabric 280 580g/m 14.80yuan/m ② Cotton Pad-dyed Drill 148 20S×16S、128×60 14.60yuan/m ③ T/R Doeskin 150 430g/m 15.50yuan/m ④ Water-jet Satin 150 50D lustrous FDY×75DDTY 3.20yuan/m ⑤ T/R Serge 150 420g/m 16.50yuan/m ⑥ Polyester Knitted Rotary Screen Printing Doubl

Benchmark cotton futures on ICE gained on Thursday, buoyed by better-than-expected export sales data and technical support. Weekly US exports for the current crop year that runs through end-July jumped nearly 70 percent week over week, government data showed on Thursday. "Sales were a little better than expected, as prices hit lows," said Sharon Johnson, a senior cotton specialist at Wedbush Securities in Atlanta. Gains were capped as shipment levels and sales against the upcoming 2015/16 crop d

Textile Raw Material Price 2015-07-19 Item Price Unit Fluctuation Date Crude Oil WTI 50.91 USD/Barrel -0.97% 2015-07-19 Crude Oil Brent 57.51 USD/Barrel 0.81% 2015-07-19 PX 857 USD/Ton -1.15% 2015-07-19 PTA Buy 4400 RMB/Ton 0% 2015-07-19 PTA Sell 665 USD/Ton 0% 2015-07-19 MEG Buy 6800 RMB/Ton 1.95% 2015-07-19 MEG Sell 870 USD/Ton 2.35% 2015-07-19 CPL Buy

Benchmark cotton futures on ICE dropped to a three-week low on Wednesday in a broad-based commodities sell-off, weighed by a stronger US dollar. "We came out of the box today with the dollar firming up, grains and crude (oil) under pressure," said Jobe Moss, a broker with MCM Inc in Lubbock, Texas. The climbing greenback makes dollar-traded commodities more expensive to holders of other currencies. The second-month contract saw its biggest one-day rout in two weeks. The December cotton contr