Xinjiang'S Lint Purchase Warmed Up Market Ushered In "Spring"

Recently, according to the cotton processing enterprises in Akesu and Korla, some cotton business enterprises have purchased 2129B2 grade (fiber length 28.5mm and above, breaking strength 27.5CN and above) lint.

Affected by this, the price of high-quality lint in the territory rose by 100-200 yuan / ton.

Some cotton enterprises said that although cotton spot rebounded slightly, but because of 2129B2, 2128B2 grade inside and outside the cotton stocks have little left, and the cotton mill workers quality, lint quality, consistency is quite different, and the ginning factory to sell "low stay high" operation mode, even if the price rose 200 yuan / ton, attractiveness is obviously insufficient.

In April,

Most of the cotton areas in Akesu entered the peak of spring sowing, but compared with 2012-2015 years, there were two characteristics.

First, some counties, towns and townships have encountered difficulties in bidding for foreign land. Not only the local cotton farmers are not enthusiastic about the contracted land, but the peasants in the mainland of Xinjiang are few, and the price of cooked land has dropped from the highest 800-900 yuan per mu in 2013 to 400-500 yuan / mu. There are still few farmers receiving the plates. Two, as early as the beginning of April, there were few cotton textile mills, cotton mills or cotton enterprises that visited the Xinjiang to discuss the package factories and lease processing lines.

Some parts of the cotton area fluctuate relatively large, and cotton resources are uncertain. There are also factors that affect cotton enterprises' acquisition and processing of Xinjiang cotton in 2016.

According to Kuche, Sha ya,

Farmers in other places showed that the cost of irrigation water increased by 100% (about 220-250 yuan per mu) this year, which had a greater impact on corn, wheat and tomato and vegetables, and the reduction of cotton area would be lower than expected.

On the one hand, downstream clothing, weaving, and so on since March.

Domestic and foreign orders continue to warm, and some agencies research that the peak season will continue into the middle of May.

In addition to the cotton mill, the middleman, as a "reservoir", will start purchasing in April because of its almost zero inventory. On the other hand, it seems that there are some difficulties in the production of the national cotton store. The cotton mill which has been in the waiting stage will have to buy the lint pition, and the supply and utilization of the high-grade cotton in the national cotton reserve will continue to decline.