Australian wool indicator falls

07 Dec, 2005

The Australian Wool Exchange (AWEX) said its eastern market indicator (EMI) fell five cents at sales on Tuesday. AWEX said its northern indicator (Sydney) slid six cents to 651c/kg, with the southern indicator (Melbourne) down three cents to 636c/kg. There were no sales in Fremantle.
In Sydney, 17/18 micron (m) dropped about 2 percent with 19m about 10 cents cheaper. The broader offering was only slightly easier with 20/21m five cents cheaper.
In Melbourne, the best style and 40 nkt types were firmer while good style and 35 nkt types ended the day generally unchanged. 19/22m were generally unchanged to slightly easier. 21m lost eight cents while 23m was insufficient to quote. A high pass-in rate of 25 percent reflected the day's cheaper market.

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