Gold, three and silver are still expected,
Paraxylene is here to help.
Go to the warehouse with the right mentality,
Short fiber and filament prices all increased.
Watch carefully! The price of raw materials has increased! Both polyester filament and polyester staple fiber have been rising at this time, and polyester manufacturers have revealed their true colors! Yesterday, polyester staple fiber prices generally rose by 100 yuan/ton, today they generally rose by 50 yuan/ton, and polyester filament prices rose by 100 yuan/ton today! Paying attention to the buying mentality and superimposing the purchasing node before the Golden Three, the production and sales of polyester staple fiber soared to 241%, and the production and sales of polyester filament rose to 100%.
At this point in time, what is increasing the price of raw materials is nothing more than the support of the cost side and the market is expected to improve as the market approaches Jin San!
Obvious cost support
First of all, let’s talk about the cost-end support. The cost-end is very important for polyester products. Generally speaking, the cost-end of polyester products includes PTA and MEG. Among them, PTA involves higher raw material components, and its proportion in production is almost About 7:3, and the cost involved in PTA is basically on the crude oil side.
And everyone knows that the crude oil side has not been very strong recently, but PTA rose by 105 yuan/ton yesterday (February 21), which gave polyester products momentum. The rise in PTA follows the pace of PX, which also rose by $14/ton on the same day. Therefore, the two-day rise in polyester staple fiber is largely affected by the cost of upstream raw materials.
Jin San is expected to improve
At present, the weaving operating rate in Jiangsu and Zhejiang has rebounded significantly, and is basically above 70%. Many manufacturers reported that workers generally returned to work after the 15th of the New Year, and the operating rate was completely full, although at that time, they were doing what they did a year ago. orders, but there are also sporadic small orders being placed one after another, and some products have begun to sell well, such as 50D yarn-dyed imitation memory products.
Manufacturers that produce conventional varieties have no choice. In the past three years, their inventories have been piling up, and they often have two or three months of inventory. Ultimately, the reason is that the products are too single and not attractive enough. According to data monitored by China Silk Capital Network, the weaving inventory in Jiangsu and Zhejiang remains at about 34.2 days.
The textile people didn’t get a single cent.
But for the weaving end, the price increase of polyester this year has not brought a particularly big boost to the market. Some textile people said that the prices of conventional products in the factory have still not increased, and only a small number of custom-woven products can increase the price. To mention this, compared with last year, although the subsequent epidemic caught textile people by surprise, before the epidemic, everyone felt that demand had recovered. It is not difficult to see that the price increase of polyester yarn has led to the increase in the price of gray fabrics.
But what we hear most now is to lower prices. The best thing is to keep prices unchanged. Regarding this, the feedback from textile people is that the increase in raw material prices will actually have little impact on our factory. It is fluctuating. At that time, we had already purchased it, but the trouble was that the price had dropped. The prices of raw materials are very open and transparent. Once the price dropped, not only we saw it, but the end customers also saw it. They turned a blind eye to the price increase. If the price dropped, they must suppress the price. of.
Judging from a series of factors, this year’s “Golden Three” peak season may be promising, but for most fabric manufacturers, huge inventories that are difficult to digest in the short term are still an important factor hindering fabric price increases. In today’s textile market, we must take the initiative and make our products bigger and stronger in order to seize the opportunity before it arrives!
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