Global Yarn And Fabric Production Increased In The 1 Quarter Of 2015

Compared with the 4 quarter of 2014, the 1 quarter of 2015

Stock increase.

Global yarn inventories increased year-on-year.

In the 1 quarter of 2015, yarn orders in Europe decreased compared with the previous quarter or year-on-year.

Among them, yarn stocks in Asia rose and European stocks declined.

Compared with the previous quarter, the global fabric output also declined in the 1 quarter of 2015.

Among them, fabric production in Asia and Europe declined significantly.

It is worth mentioning that Asia's output is usually the 1 quarter, which is significantly lower than the 4 quarter of last year.

This is because the Spring Festival holiday in China is usually around the end of January, and the 1 quarter of China has less working days than other seasons.

Compared with the 1 quarter of 2014, global fabric output was flat.

Fabric production in Asia has risen, while output in Europe has decreased.

In the 1 quarter of 2015, global fabric inventories increased over the previous quarter due to a marked increase in European inventories.

Among them, stocks in Asia and North America increased slightly.

In the same period, stocks in Asia and North America increased, and European stocks declined.

Overall, the global fabric inventory is increasing year by year.

In the 1 quarter of 2015, orders for fabrics in Europe increased significantly.

Following the 29% decline in the 4 quarter of 2014, the global yarn output in the 1 quarter of 2015 dropped by 15% compared with the previous quarter.

The main reason for such a sharp decline is the number of weak numbers in Asia.

Yarn production in Asia has decreased by 16%.

Output in Europe has fallen by nearly 10%, while North America's output has increased by 4.4%.

Compared with the 1 quarter of 2014, global yarn production dropped by nearly 31%.

Asia's output declined by 33%, while Europe's output declined by 13%, while North America's output increased slightly by 1%.

In the 1 quarter of 2015,

The yield fell by 11%.

Asia and Europe fell by 12% and 5% respectively.

Global fabric output remained flat year-on-year.

Asia's output climbed 1.5%, while Europe's output fell by 7.8%.

In the 1 quarter of 2015, the global yarn inventory increased by nearly 4%.

European stocks fell by 3.6%.

Global yarn inventories fell by 3.6% compared with the same period last year, of which 5% declined significantly in Europe and 5% in Asia.

In the 1 quarter of 2015, the global fabric inventory increased by 0.3%.

Inventories in Asia, Europe and North America increased by 0.3%, 2.2% and 0.4% respectively.

Over the same period, global fabric inventories rose by 0.5% over the same period last year.

Stocks in Asia and North America increased by 0.8% and 0.7% respectively, while European inventories decreased by 0.9%.

In the 1 quarter of 2015, Europe

The ratio decreased by 2.4%, down 5% from a year ago.

Over the same period, the fabric orders in Europe increased by 2.9%, an increase of 0.2% over the same period last year.