In The 2 Quarter Of 2013, Global Yarn Fabric Output Increased.

< p > International < a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > textile < /a > Manufacturers Federation (ITMF) report, the 2 quarter of 2013, global yarn production increased, in which Asia, North America and South America increased, while European output remained almost unchanged.

From the year-on-year perspective, global yarn production has also increased in Asia and South America, while production in Europe and North America has declined.

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< p > Global yarn inventories increased slightly, with stocks in Europe and Asia rising, while stocks in South America fell.

From the year-on-year perspective, the global yarn library is growing in all regions.

Yarn orders fell in Europe and Brazil in the 2 quarter of 2013.

Compared with the two quarter of last year, yarn orders in Europe and Brazil also decreased.

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In the 2 quarter of 2013, global textile production increased, with P, Europe, South America and Asia growing.

Asia and Europe grew year by year, but South America declined.

Global fabric inventories declined, with South America decreasing, while stocks in almost all other regions remained almost unchanged.

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< p > compared with the 2 quarter of last year, global fabric inventories declined, with stocks in South America, North America and Europe decreasing and Asian stocks growing.

Brazil's fabric orders surged in the 2 quarter of 2013, but Europe declined.

From the year-on-year perspective, Brazil's fabric inventories grew, but Europe declined.

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Asia's yarn production forecast is positive at p 3 2013, while North and South America are estimated to be neutral while European forecasts are negative.

In the 3 quarter of 2013, the forecast of Asian fabric production was positive. North and South America were estimated to be neutral, while European forecasts were negative.

In the 4 quarter of 2014, the prospects for yarn production in Asia were positive, and North and South America were neutral.

In the 4 quarter of 2013, the outlook for Asian fabric production was positive, and Europe and South America were neutral.

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< p > compared with the previous quarter, world yarn orders increased by 7.7% in the 2 quarter of 2013, of which Asian output increased by 8.2%, especially in China, 9.9%, North America by 4.8%, and South America by 3.1%, although Europe decreased (+0.1%).

Compared with the 2 quarter of 2012, global yarn production increased by 7%, of which Asia and South America grew by 7.6% and 4.6% respectively, but North America and Europe decreased by 8% and 1.7% respectively.

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< p > compared with the previous quarter, the global a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > fabric < /a > production increased by 4.8% in the 2 quarter of 2013, and increased in all regions (Asia: +5.4%, South America: 3%, Europe: 0.4%).

From the year-on-year perspective, global fabric production also saw an increase of 9.6% in Asia, 4.2% in Europe and 20.8% in South America.

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< p > in the 2 quarter of 2013, global yarn stocks increased slightly by 0.8%, of which Europe increased by 4.4%, Asia increased by 1.2%, and South America by 1.9%.

From the year-on-year perspective, global yarn stocks increased by 3.5%, and inventories in all regions increased, 2.7% in Asia, 0.9% in Europe, and 0.3% in South America.

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< p > in the 2 quarter of 2013, global fabric inventories were reduced by 2.2% while South American inventories decreased by 7.8%, although inventories in North America increased by 0.7%.

Global fabric inventories fell by 4.6% over the same period last year, with 20%, 2.3% and 1.8% of Xijiang, respectively, in South America, North America and Europe.

On the other hand, Asian fabric inventories grew by 1.1%.

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In the 2 quarter of 2013, yarn orders in Europe and Brazil decreased by 5.5% and 1.5%, respectively. < p >

Compared with the same quarter last year, Brazil yarn orders decreased by 15.8% and Europe by 3.7%.

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< p > in the 2 quarter of 2013, Brazil fabric < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_s.asp" > order < /a > increased by 25.6%, and Europe decreased by 1.7%.

From the year-on-year perspective, Brazil increased by 1.2% and Europe by 0.3%.

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