1. Price increase of Indian viscose filament: according to the Indian Fiber Association information The local brand of Indian made silk rose 15 rupees on December 2, about USD 0.33/KG. At present, the increase of market demand is obvious, and the price rising trend is formed.

2. Foreign viscose filament enterprises continued to close down in 2010: according to statistics, viscose filament enterprises in 2010 Rayon The production capacity was further reduced by 10000 tons, Germany ENKA closed 5000 tons, Belarus MOGELIV closed 4000 tons, Bulgaria SVILOSA closed 1000 tons. It is estimated that in 2011, except for China's 200000 tons and India's 45000 tons of production capacity, only 2000-3000 tons will remain in other regions, and the contradiction between supply and demand in the international market will further increase.

3. The textile industry in South Korea has seen a big increase in its opening stage, and the demand for viscose filaments is strong: it is estimated that China will export 12000 tons of viscose filaments to South Korea in 2010, a year-on-year increase of 37%. Recently, we learned from the Korean market that due to the tight supply of Chinese manufacturers, their domestic dealers have no inventory at present, and more than 15% of the factories will face the situation of no raw material production.