Global Yarn Production Increased Sharply In The First Quarter.

< p > in the first quarter of 2013, global yarn production increased sharply year by year, which is the result of higher production in Asia, North America and South America, although European production declined.

On the basis of one year, the output of global yarn also increased, which is the result of high yield in Asia, South America and Europe, but the output in North America decreased significantly.

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< p > in the first quarter of this year, global yarn inventory remained almost unchanged, Asia and Europe created lower inventories, and stocks in South America increased slightly.

Similarly, on the basis of one year, global yarn stock remained almost unchanged.

Yarn orders in Europe and Brazil increased slightly in the first quarter of this year compared with the last 100 million quarters.

On a year's basis, yarn orders in Europe have risen, but orders in Brazil have declined.

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< p > in the first quarter of 2013, the output of global fabrics decreased, which is due to the low output of South America and Asia.

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< p > in the first quarter of this year, global fabric inventories declined compared with the previous quarter, due to inventory reduction in South America and North America, although Asian stocks were even higher.

Compared with the same period last year, global fabric inventories declined, due to low inventory results in South America, North America and Europe, but this is not enough to compensate Asia's high fabric inventory.

In the first quarter of this year, Brazil's fabric orders rose, but European orders fell.

Fabric orders in South America and Europe declined year-on-year.

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< p > estimates of yarn production in the second quarter of this year increased in Asia and North America compared with the first quarter, unchanged in South America and declined in Europe.

Estimates for fabric production in the second quarter of this year rose in Asia and Europe compared with the first quarter, while South America remained unchanged.

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The yarn outlook in the third quarter of this year is higher than that in the first quarter of the year. Asia and North America rose, while South America remained unchanged and Europe declined. P

For the third quarter of this year, the outlook for global fabric output is higher than that of the first quarter, while Asia and Europe are rising and South America remains unchanged.

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In the first quarter of this year, world yarn production increased by 21.7% compared with the previous quarter. This is due to the high output of Asia (up 23.6%) and North America and South America, of which China's output increased by 29.7%, and that of North America and South America increased by 5% and 3% respectively. P

European yarn production has dropped by 0.9%.

In the first quarter of this year, global yarn production increased by 11.7% over the same period last year, while Asia's output increased by 13%, South America's output increased by 2.9%, Europe's output increased by 1.4%, but North America's output dropped by 18.9%.

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In the first quarter of this year, the output of global fabrics dropped by 8%, compared with the previous quarter. This is due to a 11.9% decline in South American production and 8.6% decline in Asian production, while Europe's output increased by 3.2%. P

Compared with the first quarter of 2012, the output of global fabrics increased by 5.3%, which is the result of high output in Europe and Asia, of which Europe's output increased by 7.5%, and Asia's output increased by 7.3%.

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< p > in the first quarter of 2013, global yarn stocks fell slightly by 1.7%, while stocks in Europe and Asia decreased by 2.7% and 2% respectively, while stocks in South America increased slightly by 0.3%.

On the basis of one year, global yarn stocks fell slightly by 1.3%.

Yarn inventories in Asia, Europe and South America decreased by 1.5%, 0.3% and 0.2%, respectively.

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Compared with the previous quarter, in the first quarter of this year, global fabric inventories dropped by 1.1%, inventories in South America dropped by 9.6%, inventories in North America dropped by 1.4%, while inventories in Asian fabrics increased by 0.5%, and Europe remained unchanged in the first quarter of P.

In the first quarter of this year, global fabric inventories dropped by 2.9% compared with the same period last year, due to a drop of 14.4% in South America, 7.5% in North America, 5.7% in Europe, and 1.2% in Asian fabrics.

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In the first quarter of this year, yarn orders in Europe and Brazil were higher than those in the previous quarter. Yarn orders in Europe increased by 16.2% on a year basis, but yarn orders in Brazil fell by 17.6%. P

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< p > in the first quarter of 2013, Brazil fabric orders increased by 17.9% compared with the previous quarter, but Europe dropped by 0.2%.

Compared with the first quarter of 2012, Brazil's fabric orders fell by 14% and Europe's 3.6%.

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