2011 Cotton Prices Rise Continuously &Nbsp; Small And Medium Enterprises Are Facing Survival Test.

2011 cotton prices are rising.

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"Maori is too low, many garment enterprises are unable to support the cost of the increase, have to cut production, and some even shut down."

A few days ago, the responsible person of Guangzhou new land Garment City revealed that with the recent rising prices of cotton and other clothing production elements, many small and medium-sized garment enterprises are facing greater survival difficulties.

At the same time, it will also directly lead to a 10% increase in winter clothing prices this year.

However, as the international cotton prices continue to decline, insiders predict that the domestic cotton price will stop and the latter may gradually decline.

In February 25th, China's cotton price index (level 328) was 30298 yuan / ton, down 67 yuan / ton from 30365 yuan per ton of the previous day.

Although the price of cotton stands at a high price of 30 thousand yuan, it is over 10% higher than that of the beginning of the year. However, due to the recent decline in cotton prices in the international market, the domestic high cotton prices are expected to end the rally.

At the same time, affected by the turbulence of the international market, the market continued to sell, and the international ICE cotton futures contract hit the limit in May.

The China cotton reserve management company expects that the cotton business will become more and more serious because of its reluctant selling mentality, and most of the textile enterprises have sufficient stock of raw materials and a strong wait-and-see mentality.

It is also analyzed by insiders that large quantities of domestic cash are concentrated in the middle circulation.

In late November last year, in order to deal with the rising cotton prices every day, the textile enterprises adopted the tricks of buying and using. So far, the phenomenon of large-scale replenishment of textile and garment enterprises has been slow to find. In addition, the current external market is still showing no signs of decline. Naturally, the pressure on middlemen's heart and cotton confidence is growing.

It is also a dangerous sign that the domestic cotton price has not been significantly reduced with the decline of international cotton prices, which indicates that the latter market will continue to fall, which may be triggered by the spot market.