Wool Market Firm
Wool Market Firm
New Zealand Wool Services
International Ltd’s General Manager Mr John Dawson reports
that this week’s North Island wool offering remained
reasonably stable.
Of the 8,500 bales on offer 90 percent sold.
The weighted currency indicator eased back 1.06 percent compared to the last sale on 17th July, having a varied impact.
Mr Dawson advises, full length coarse fleece were firm to 2 percent dearer. Coarse shears, which made up 55 percent of the offering, were firm to 2 percent cheaper. Fine crossbred shears were firm to 4 percent easier. Long oddments were firm to 3 percent dearer with short oddments firm.
Good competition with China, Australia and Western Europe principals, supported by India, Middle East and the United Kingdom.
Next sale on 31st July comprises approximately 9,600 bales from the South Island.
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