Raw Materials Roar Roar Rising Risk, Weaving Buy Goods Miss The Best Time?

Recently, the whole textile industry chain is not smooth. The soaring price of raw materials such as polyester filament made the weaving Market boycott. At the same time, we heard that the order of Sino US trade is still scarce. In July, the Jiangsu and Zhejiang weaving Market is suffering from high cost and poor orders.

The recent market for polyester raw materials has made a difference. In July 2nd, the PTA main contract closed down, reporting 6448 yuan / ton, or 5%, a 3 month high. The raw materials are strong and stimulate the terminal market to replenishment. Downstream polyester production and sales continue to expand, polyester stocks quickly drop to low level, PTA- polyester link supply and demand interaction, polyester filament price has risen rapidly over 1500 yuan.

Interest is the driving force of human action. Starting from the end of 6, the rising of raw material roar has made the silk weaving Market begin to storm. In the case of no improvement in the terminal market, the contradiction between the weaving mill and the chemical fiber factory has begun to intensify. Within half a month, the continuous rise of raw materials has caused the weaving enterprises to undergo severe cost tests. Once an enterprise is careless, it is likely to be faced with the consequences of losing money and losing blood.

According to a weaving industry, "the industry is overcapacity and more stringent environmental standards, weaving companies can gradually adapt to the transformation, but raw material prices have increased so little profit has been compressed again." Recently, most of the weaving enterprises are constrained by the harsh environment and difficult to rise, and the profits generated by them are completely absorbed by the chemical fiber factory.

At the same time, the environment of the terminal market is even more worrying. From the current situation of individual garment factories, it can be seen that a garment factory in Guangdong is off-season, workers rush to do goods, and many people fight.

In Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces, the first round Taihu shading cloth association can not sustain the high cost and raise the price of grey cloth. The statement was issued, winning numerous weaving factories' positive response and forwarding their friends' circle to support it.

The polyester factory is also voicing complaints, but the cost increase and profit loss are helpless.

And recently, another industry letter that resists the control of raw material manipulation has brought the market to a new wave, which directly directed the price increase of grey cloth to the abnormal operation of upstream raw material ends.

Risk is quietly gathering in the crazy rise. Recently, the PTA market has come too fast. The market participants are worried that if the terminal consumption does not come as scheduled, where will the market come from? 2 day and night, PTA1909 contracts outflow 859 million. A decrease of 2.32% yuan was reported at 6224 yuan / ton. However, some polyester factories are apparently not affected, and the quotations from many polyester factories are still up. A vigorous game of upstream and downstream industries is brewing.

Challenges will be greater than opportunities when walking on the market.

The second half of 2019, which has arrived, is the most challenging half year for countless textile enterprises in the past three years.

It is not just the pressure of inventory, but many textile enterprises are overwhelmed by several factors such as raw materials, labor, logistics, loans and so on.

In fact, whether it is the lifting of weapons to the upstream by weaving mills, boycotts by the factories or complaints from polyester factories, is essentially the result of uneven distribution of interests in the industrial chain due to the unreasonable market.

It can be thought that these actions will inevitably impact the original market structure, and may even form a butterfly effect, which will affect the whole country and have adverse effects on the entire textile industry.