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India's PSF rates 25% higher over China; QCO fuelling the spike?

06 Jan '24
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  • India's PSF prices are approximately *5* per cent higher than in China, attributed to QCO implementations.
  • Despite a *.*26 per cent decrease in the last three months, Indian prices remain higher due to restricted imports and government protection of domestic industries, impacting the competitive ability of downstream industries like weaving.

PSF prices were recorded at $*.** per kg in October ****. They decreased by *.** per cent in November, bringing the price down to $*.** per kg. In December, they further fell by *.** per cent to $*.** per kg but then slightly increased by *.** per cent to $*.** per kg in the first week of the current month. Over the last three months, the prices have decreased by *.** per cent due to both domestic and international market dynamics, according to *f_homepage_tpblock&utm_medium=logo&utm_campaign=texpro_****" target="_blank">Fibre2Fashion’s market insight tool TexPro. 

In October of the previous year, PSF prices were hovering at $*.** per kg in the Chinese domestic market, significantly lower (** per cent) than the Indian prices. These prices eased to $*.** per kg in November and further to $*.** per kg in December ****. However, they increased back to $*.** per kg in the first week of January. Chinese prices have eased by around one per cent in the last three months after fluctuating by about two per cent. 

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