Half Week Knot: Cotton Rising Storm

Is cotton prices soaring? Why? cotton It will suddenly rise so outrageous? In fact, it is the result of many reasons at the same time. This year, due to the lack of cotton due to climate reasons, several cotton bases have been seriously affected this year, and many enterprises have gathered to purchase cotton, and at the same time, the global supply of cotton should be strained. This series of antecedents has caused cotton prices to be out of control, so that cotton has never had a high price in 140 years. This is indeed a disaster.

　　 review The price of cotton began to rise from July, and there was hardly any recession. China's 100 year old rainstorm and floods in Pakistan raised the price of cotton. Cotton merchants faced the problem of cotton shortage and could only alleviate their plight by raising the price. Although cotton and cotton in India and the United States showed signs of increasing production, the demand for cotton in China's textile mills and enterprises was still hard to alleviate, so cotton prices continued to rise in China.

Professionals once said: "this year is a year of good factors." The shortage of cotton has caused the unease of the whole industrial chain, coupled with the reduction of China's cotton inventory and the replacement of cotton substitutes, so it is difficult for the middle and lower reaches enterprises to solve their own needs at the moment.

In fact, we can predict that the high price of cotton will further crush the profits of textile enterprises and start to lose the profits. profit It has been transferred to consumers, so that the price of retail of autumn and winter clothing has risen this year.

Such a simple analysis, is there a certain understanding of the cotton storm? In fact, there must be a reason why cotton prices will rise, but the fact has already happened. Since we can not escape, it is better to face it calmly. The enterprises must avoid the strong, and start from the original strength of the supply and design, and consumers should not be victims of the rise in cotton prices.