AWIS WOOL MARKET REVIEW Week Ending 12 February 2021 (Week 33) The AWEX EMI finished at 1275¢, 10¢ lower (-0.8%) in Australian currency and 8¢ higher (+0.8%) in US currency at sales in Sydney, Melbourne and Fremantle in Week 33. The EMI has risen by 128¢ since the pre-Christmas sale....
Week 33 Wool Market Review
Week 33 Wool Market Review
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Read MoreAWIS WOOL MARKET REVIEW Week Ending 5 February 2021 (Week 32) The AWEX EMI finished at 1285¢, 6¢ lower (-0.5%) in Australian currency and 7¢ lower (-0.7%) in US currency at sales in Sydney, Melbourne and Fremantle in Week 32. 45,126 bales were on offer nationally, compared with 39,841 bales...
Week 31 Wool Market Review
Read MoreAWIS WOOL MARKET REVIEW Week Ending 29 January 2021 (Week 31) The AWEX EMI finished 89¢ higher (+7.4%) in Australian currency and 51¢ higher (+5.5%) in US currency at sales in Sydney, Melbourne and Fremantle in Week 31. 39,841 bales were on offer nationally, compared with 44,254 bales last sale....
Week 30 Wool Market Report
Read MoreAWIS WOOL MARKET REVIEW Week Ending 22 January 2021 (Week 30) The AWEX EMI finished 30¢ higher (+2.6%) in Australian currency and 26¢ higher (+2.9%) in US currency at sales in Sydney, Melbourne and Fremantle in Week 30. 44,254 bales were on offer nationally, compared with 52,290 bales last sale....
Knitwear – the eighth wonder of the world
Read MoreThe first week of wool sales performed admirably to begin the new calendar year and as far as we are concerned, the eighth wonder of the world is wool knitwear. The pressure on micron continued this week as it has over the previous months. We have discussed numerous times in...
Week 29 Wool Market Review
Read MoreAWIS WOOL MARKET REVIEW Week Ending 15 January 2021 (Week 29) The AWEX EMI finished 15¢ higher (+1.3%) in Australian currency and 33¢ higher (+3.8%) in US currency when sales resumed after the Christmas break in Sydney, Melbourne and Fremantle in Week 29. 52,290 bales were on offer nationally, compared...
China’s Global Shopping Festival breaks sales records and demand for knitwear continues
Read MoreOne of China’s major shopping sales, Singles Day on November 11, lived up to expectations by breaking the last year’s sales records. Singles Day or also known as Double 11 Global Shopping Festival, is a major Chinese shopping holiday which was first established to celebrate single people, in opposition to...
Rumours of wool import restrictions but demand remains strong
Read MoreThere has been some recent speculation that wool may be included in the rumoured list of commodity import suspensions by China. Fox & Lillie export has constant communication with its agents and customers in China, who have informed us that, so far, there is no concrete evidence to suggest there...
Chinese Holidays Driving Demand For Wool in October
Read MoreThe wool market saw a tremendous run-up last week and the pressure increased as each hour drew closer to start of the wool auctions. Looking back at the period leading up the sale tells quite a story. On Thursday 8th October after the previous sale week, the price levels from...
Week 16 Wool Market Review
Read MoreWeek Ending 16 October 2020 (Week 16) The AWEX EMI finished 95¢ higher (+9.3%) in Australian currency and 73¢ higher (+10.0%) in US currency at sales in Sydney, Melbourne and Fremantle in Week 16. The EMI has now moved up by 259¢ since Week 10 27,680 bales were on offer...
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