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  • During the week ending December 5, 2025, the Australian wool market exhibited characteristics of"increased volume, stable prices, and structural divergence."Overall trading activity improved compared to the previous week, but price movements remained constrained by multiple factors, resulting in a narrow, range-bound pattern. In terms of price trends, the Eastern Market Indicator (EMI) fluctuated slightly between December 1 and 5, closing the week approximately1% lowerthan the previous week. Pri
  • A notable change in China's textile machinery industry this year has attracted widespread attention. Overseas orders from regions such as Southeast Asia and South Asia have grown against the trend, not only solidifying the industry's production fundamentals for the full year but also opening up new growth avenues. This phenomenon naturally prompts the industry to ponder: as the domestic market faces challenges like demand adjustments and rising costs, is the increase in overseas orders a retreat
  • India's domestic cotton prices remained relatively stable in the second half of 2025. Although the new cotton harvesting season (October–December) may bring short-term supply pressure, fluctuations in international oil prices and competition from chemical fiber substitutes will limit upward momentum. Currently, India's cotton stock-to-use ratio is at a neutral level. Unless extreme weather events or sudden changes in export policies occur, cotton prices are unlikely to form a strong unilat
  • From January to October 2025, Pakistan's textile exports demonstrated a moderate recovery amidst fluctuations, with overall performance surpassing the same period last year. However, the sector continues to face structural challenges. In the first ten months of this year, Pakistan's total textile and apparel exports are estimated to have reached approximately $14.5 billion, representing a year-on-year increase of about 2.5% to 3% compared to 2024. This growth marks the second consecutive year
  • A new service center dedicated to enhancing the global reach of the textile hub was inaugurated recently. The Keqiao Textile City Supply Chain Service Center, a joint venture between China Textile City Group and YTO Express, officially opened at Beilian Market. According to reports, the center aims to establish a new model of trade services, offering market merchants comprehensive, one-stop business and supply chain solutions to facilitate the global distribution of "Keqiao Fabrics." As a co
  • According to statistics from multiple trade data platforms, the total value of South Africa's textile and apparel imports from January to October 2025 is estimated to be in the range of 5.5 to 6 billion US dollars, exhibiting an overall trend of "rising first and then falling": import growth was relatively pronounced in the first half of the year, primarily driven by inventory replenishment by domestic retailers in anticipation of the traditional consumption season. Starting from the third quart
  • Recently, the Zimbabwean government, in an effort to promote local industrialization and reduce import dependency, has proposed imposing tariffs as high as40%on imported textiles, includingspecific dyed cotton fabrics and polyester staple fiber. While the policy's original intent is to protect domestic manufacturing, it has sparked significant controversy within the very industrial chain it aims to shield. Divisions and Demands Among Stakeholders The core of the dispute lies in thetariff's point
  • As of the end of November 2025, the U.S. ICE cotton futures market exhibited a volatile pattern, initially declining before subsequently rebounding. The primary market focus has shifted from previous weather-related risks to a contest between macroeconomic data, end-consumption expectations, and short-term trading behavior. Price Movement: Interplay of Macro Pressure and Short Covering The market in November was primarily influenced by two opposing forces: Downward Pressure: In the first half
  • In the first ten months of 2025, against a backdrop of increasing global economic uncertainty and intensifying market competition, Turkey's apparel export industry demonstrated an overall pressured yet resilient posture. Official data shows that from January to October 2025, Turkey's total apparel export value reached $13.816 billion, representing a decrease of 6.30% compared to the same period in 2024. Core Markets Remain Stable, Germany Still the Largest Buyer Despite the overall decline, the
  • From November 18 to 20, 2025, under the spring sunshine of the Southern Hemisphere, the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre hosted what is regarded as one of the most influential textile and apparel gatherings in the Asia-Pacific region—the 2025 Melbourne Global Sourcing Expo. Over the course of three days, the event not only demonstrated its industry clout with record-breaking participation but also, through profound intellectual exchange and practical business matchmaking, charted
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