Analysis Of Latest Cotton Yarn Imports And Textile Export Data

According to China Customs data, since 2011

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The volume has increased rapidly, all over 100 thousand tons. In 2015, it was maintained at around 200 thousand tons, of which 7, 8, and September were 215 thousand and 700 tons, 207 thousand and 700 tons, 217 thousand and 800 tons, respectively, representing an increase of about 300% compared with the same month in 2003.

According to the latest statistics from the General Administration of customs, in November 2015, China imported 159 thousand and 500 tons of cotton yarn, down 8.49%, down 2.91% compared to the same period last year. Despite the recent narrowing of the domestic and foreign cotton yarn prices, the cost advantages of low spun yarn in India, Pakistan and Southeast Asia still can not be ignored. The trend of foreign investment and factory building has not been reduced. Some governments are also vigorously supporting the development of the textile industry. It is expected that the impact of the future yarn on domestic yarn will continue or even increase.

Besides, the impact of outer yarns is not only an impact on the domestic market, but also an inevitable impact on the export of domestic yarn.

From the data, we can see that since 2003, the number of domestic cotton yarn exports has declined slowly, and the export volume of textiles has also increased slowly. Considering the factors such as rising prices and rising costs, the growth of the amount may be only a superficial phenomenon.

According to the analysis, the domestic textile industry is still weak in 2015, maintaining the production of large and medium-sized enterprises, and the general pformation. The products are mainly middle and high end products, and the low-end yarn market is weak and difficult to sell. In 2016, the market did not find obvious changes and turnaround, operation or unspeakable improvement. Enterprises still need to continue to develop new main products and enhance market competitiveness so as to win a foothold in the market of "water and waves".