Textile Raw Material Price 2015-11-19 Item Price Unit Fluctuation Date Crude Oil WTI 40.75 USD/Barrel 0.2% 2015-11-19 Crude Oil Brent 789 USD/Barrel 0.25% 2015-11-19 PX 44.14 USD/Ton 1.31% 2015-11-19 PTA Buy 4700 RMB/Ton 0% 2015-11-19 PTA Sell 585 USD/Ton 0% 2015-11-19 MEG Buy 4550 RMB/Ton 0% 2015-11-19 MEG Sell 585 USD/Ton 0% 2015-11-19 CPL Buy 10000

ICE cotton futures rose for the third straight session on Wednesday, with traders rolling long positions forward to the March contract as the December contract's first notice day approached, pushing the contango, or the discount of the December 2015 to March 2016, to its sharpest ever. "We're liquidating the December contract," said Michael Quinn, president and chief executive officer of Carolinas Cotton Growers Co-operative. "People who are long on the December are being more aggressive on

Textile Raw Material Price 2015-11-18 Item Price Unit Fluctuation Date Crude Oil WTI 40.67 USD/Barrel -0.17% 2015-11-18 Crude Oil Brent 787 USD/Barrel -0.25% 2015-11-18 PX 43.57 USD/Ton -0.09% 2015-11-18 PTA Buy 4700 RMB/Ton 0% 2015-11-18 PTA Sell 585 USD/Ton 0% 2015-11-18 MEG Buy 4550 RMB/Ton -0.87% 2015-11-18 MEG Sell 585 USD/Ton -1.68% 2015-11-18 CPL Buy

ICE cotton futures touched their highest level since early November on Monday on a chart-fuelled jump, before paring gains on producer selling. Commodities markets were broadly higher, lending support. A breach of resistance at a long-term downtrend line around 62.60 cents per lb and the 20- and 50-day moving averages was technically positive, said a US trader. "We hit trailing (buy-)stops," he said. The March cotton contract on ICE Futures US settled up 0.62 cent, or 1 percent, at 62.61 cen

Textile Raw Material Price 2015-11-17 Item Price Unit Fluctuation Date Crude Oil WTI 40.74 USD/Barrel -5.1% 2015-11-17 Crude Oil Brent 43.61 USD/Barrel -4.8% 2015-11-17 PX 789 USD/Ton -0.75% 2015-11-17 PTA Buy 4700 RMB/Ton 1.08% 2015-11-17 PTA Sell 585 USD/Ton 0% 2015-11-17 MEG Buy 4590 RMB/Ton -1.5% 2015-11-17 MEG Sell 595 USD/Ton -2.14% 2015-11-17 CPL Buy

Top 10 Rising Categories Top 10 Falling Categories 1.Lining 3.71% 1.TS Fabric -3.04% 2.Lace 2.03% 2.Thread & Rope -3.02% 3.TW Fabric 1.16% 3.Viscose Fabric -1.87% 4.Household Textiles 1.16% 4.RW Fabric -1.42% 5.Natural Fiber Grey Cloth 0.90% 5.Other Chemical Fibers -0.65% 6.Blended Fiber Grey Cloth 0.83% 6.Nylon Fabric -0.64% 7.Polyester Fabric 0.78% 7.Apparel Lining -0.60% 8.Bedding

Prices ascended on the cotton market on Monday amid selective buying by mills and spinners mainly, dealers said. The official spot rate gained Rs 50 to Rs 5,300, dealers said. In Sindh, seed cotton prices were up by Rs 100 to Rs 2400 and Rs 3000 and in the Punjab rates were higher by Rs 50 to Rs 2500 and Rs 3100, they said. In the ready business, nearly 4,000 of deals were finalised between Rs 5400 and Rs 5600, they said. Commenting on the thin business, cotton analyst, Naseem Usman attribut

Textile Raw Material Price 2015-11-16 Item Price Unit Fluctuation Date Crude Oil WTI 40.74 USD/Barrel -5.1% 2015-11-16 Crude Oil Brent 43.61 USD/Barrel -4.8% 2015-11-16 PX 789 USD/Ton -0.75% 2015-11-16 PTA Buy 4700 RMB/Ton 1.08% 2015-11-16 PTA Sell 585 USD/Ton 0% 2015-11-16 MEG Buy 4590 RMB/Ton -1.5% 2015-11-16 MEG Sell 595 USD/Ton -2.14% 2015-11-16 CPL Buy

No. Item WidthCM Specification/Weight Price ① Polyester Lustrous Jacquard Printed Curtain Fabric 280 580g/m 15.00yuan/m ② TW Slub Woolen Velvet 150 550g/m 28.00yuan/m ③ Cotton Pad-dyed Drill 148 20S×16S、128×60 14.60yuan/m ④ T/R Serge 150 480g/m 17.50yuan/m ⑤ Cotton Reactive-printed twill quilt cover fabric 235 40S×40S、128×68 14.50yuan/m ⑥

ICE cotton futures fell on Friday, touching a one-month low, under pressure from disappointing US government weekly export data, outside market pressure and a rising US dollar. Sales of upland cotton were down and shipments slumped 57 percent from the previous week, US Department of Agriculture (USDA) data showed on Friday. "There's cotton around that hasn't found a home," said a US broker, noting lacklustre demand. Falling equities and grains markets also weighed. The buoyant US dollar pres