Australian Fur Prices Are Good.

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So far, snow boots (UGG) may be large global commodities like Iron Ore and Coal! Even in the past two to three months, the sluggish demand in the Russian market can also cause prices to fall.

Chinese buyers are eager to get part of the oversupply. Any woolen goods are all right! Lining, boot skin, dyed sheepskin, carpet and anything!

The price of sheepskin remained strong, but it remained within the price of the previous few months.

Spring lamb skin has become the main new product, and the sheep's skin has long been difficult to trace.

Driven by China's market demand, and the price of other fur varieties is high, the quality, the density of wool, the cleanliness and cleanliness do not seem to matter.

The lowest grade spring lambs are selling for 25-27 USD whilst the whilst the lowest spring lamb skin price is $25-27, and the highest is only 30-32 dollars.

Considering the great difference between quality and size, the price of low quality sheepskin will probably drop or the price of high quality sheepskin will rise sharply.

As the eastern ushered in early winter, the price of fur for UGG types will continue to rise, so UGG will probably break through its highest.

Shoe lining and premium wool keep the price of Chinese cabbage, and any expensive commodity with the word Merino wool means that prices can not fall sharply.

The Russian market is just beginning, and is now relatively weak.

Russia's stock is very small and its shipments are few. Therefore, the demand for sheepskin will not exert further pressure on the prices of Australian related products.

In the past few quarters, we clearly see that although it is obvious that people are using Australian fur (such as UGG boots and dyed sheepskin) to produce the leading products, no product has the sole control, and the slight weakness of a certain product will soon affect another product.

Some buyers seem to feel frustrated because they can not control the market.

They believe that if they do not buy, the price will drop.

So far, no buyer has such a significant influence.

In short, Chinese buyers seem to have learned from the lessons of last year, when they all agreed that the price is too high and we will drop if we do not buy it.

But guess what happened - the price did not drop, and Chinese buyers could only end up with empty tanneries.

This year they began to buy in advance, as they did in previous years.