CASHMERE CHINA / MONGOLIA Prices continue to increase since availability of the new clip to a point where even the Chinese manufacturers struggle to pass on replacement levels. There has been little or no activity over the summer months but prices show no sign of weakening. Available quantity of greasy has been drastically reduced – [...]
Cashmere Fibres International are independent suppliers of the finest quality dehaired and combed Chinese, Mongolian, Iranian and Afghan Cashmere Camelhair, Silk, Angora and all speciality fibres.
Our fibres are sourced from the finest suppliers in the world. We use suppliers in China & Mongolia. We emphasise quality in the Cashmere we supply.
Our business has grown well over the years and have maintained contact with customers who have been with us since we set up.
We also keep our customers up to date with the latest industry news as researched by Mr David Lee. You can view these reports in our Market Reports Sections
March 29, 2011
Market Report – March 2011
CASHMERE Prices have continued rising during the first quarter mainly as a result of domestic demand in China which has also overspilt to greasy markets in Mongolia, Afghanistan and Iran. CHINA Very little good quality material remaining from last season. The new clip is not yet available but will start with coarser Liaoning quality next [...]
November 29, 2010
Market Report – November 2010
CASHMERE CHINA Following the dramatic dip in greasy prices in 2008/9 many goats were slaughtered due to cost of winter fuel to comply with government grazing restrictions. Combined with animal fatalities during 2009/10 severe winter, the 2010 clip is much lower than anticipated (down 50% in many areas). Strong domestic retail sales have pushed up [...]
February 17, 2010
Market Report – February 2010
CASHMERE CHINA Since the Chinese government announced last November to support cashmere raw material prices from the new clip we have seen frantic activity both in the domestic and international markets to buy up existing stocks, which has resulted in price increase of 15-20%, with limited availability of good quality White for White types. Some [...]
November 20, 2009
Market Report Supplement – November 2009
CHINESE CASHMERE We have just received the following information from our Chinese office: The Chinese government have announced a financial incentive to support cashmere raw material prices for next season’s clip. They have agreed to make an interest-free loan to the following companies to purchase the following quantities of greasy cashmere :- ERDOS 3000 [...]
November 17, 2009
Market Report – November 2009
CHINA Prices increased over the summer months mainly due to domestic demand. Now that the domestic season has finished prices have leveled off, slightly below last year’s level. The Chinese clip is now estimated at 10-12 million kgs greasy per year and availability is generally good. However fibre diameter is increasing due to cross breeding [...]
September 1, 2009
Market Report – August/September 2009
CASHMERE The year started with Chinese and Mongolian greasy prices falling as expected in view of the world economic situation. Mongolian prices then fell even further in April as a result of the Mongolian Tugrig falling by 50% against the US dollar, almost overnight. Chinese new clip prices eased slightly but Afghan/Iranian prices remained firm. [...]
September 17, 2008
Ningxia Cashmere Trade Fair – September 2008
During the 2nd NingXia Cashmere Trade Fair from 10th Sept. to 12th Sept., our Chinese representative met some of our old suppliers from Inner Mongolia and some people from NingXia. He exchanged views about the present domestic dehaired cashmere market with them and got their offers of their dehaired cashmere stocks. Finally he got some [...]
June 17, 2007
World Cashmere Market – June 2007
I am seriously concerned about the effect China is having on cashmere markets from all origins. Chinese sweater exporters are bust producing garments for sale through large retail chains and supermarkets worldwide at artificially low prices. As a result they are forced to source raw material from cheaper origins such as Mongolia, Iran and Afghanistan [...]
February 15, 2007
Market Report – April 2007
CASHMERE CHINESE New clip opened high as no stock left from last year. White for White priced over US$100. Big Chinese manufacturers are waiting as prices are too high for sweater export prices which are unchanged from last year. Export rebates for yarn and sweaters are expected to reduce 2% to 9% and 11% and [...]
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