This week, the fabric market experienced some supply constraints due to power restrictions, leading to a tighter supply of face fabrics and an upward trend in polyester taffeta prices. Despite this, the market potential for five-satin remains strong. Five-satin is not only affordable but also widely used in clothing, home textiles, and gift packaging. The demand for jet-spun textiles has increased, with prices remaining stable. Among them, straight-textured spun fabrics have gained popularity among consumers. These fabrics are made from FDY Daguang 50D silk interlaced material, using a plain weave structure. They undergo advanced processing techniques such as dyeing and rolling, making them visually appealing and versatile. With their casual yet stylish appearance, these fabrics have become a highlight in the recent fabric market. The fabric width is 150cm, and it's available at a wholesale price of 7.00 yuan per meter. Available in a wide range of colors, this fabric is ideal for women’s tops and blouses, offering both luxury and elegance. Its lightweight and fresh feel make it very popular, especially as temperatures drop and more buyers come into the market. The balance between production and sales for polyester-cotton linings remains stable, with prices gradually rising. Water-jet full-spring pongee grey cloth is also moving well, mainly sold in Shengze and Shaoxing markets. Semi-embossed Chun Yafang shipments remain steady, and it is expected that lining trade will continue its current performance next week. In terms of light textile raw materials, the transaction volume of polyester filaments in Changxing Textile City was weak last week, with conventional varieties struggling in the market. Some varieties saw prices stabilize before falling. Although there is still demand for FDY50D polyester filament, the price remains low, currently around 15,400–15,500 yuan/ton, used for water-jet weaving and satin printing grey cloths. Some grades may be slightly lower. Great Light FDY75D/36F saw a significant price drop this week, mainly driven by Wuxi demand, with the current market price at 13,900 yuan/ton, and some even as low as 13,600 yuan/ton. The center price for T.DTY75D/36F is now 15,000 yuan/ton, with actual turnover down by 100 yuan/ton from the previous week. The transaction volume for DTY75D/36F network wire increased during the week, as it was woven with 75D/144F or DTY100D/144F to produce full-bombed pongee-yarn printed fabric. This finished fabric has broad applications and high sales, with dynamic grey cloth demand driving increased production capacity and boosting sales of DTY75D/144F, 100D/144F, and 150D/144F. Production of polyester taffeta and semi-elastic pongee remains profitable. However, smaller weavers are focusing on producing plain linings like polyester taffeta and semi-elastic pongee to maintain operations. FDY63D sales are still active, with prices dropping to 15,000–15,100 yuan/ton. Although upstream raw materials are experiencing supply tightness, energy-saving regulations have limited electricity usage, causing downstream weavers to be cautious in their purchasing. As a result, the polyester yarn market is unlikely to show open-ended transactions in the short term, and prices may trend downward next week. Overall, the yarn market remains relatively stable. The center prices for pure polyester yarns are 13,300 yuan/ton for 21s, 14,200 yuan/ton for 32s, and 15,500 yuan/ton for 45s, with continued strong demand for 45s. The polyester/cotton yarn market remains "stable in volume and price," with slight increases in 90/1045s transactions. Downstream weavers mainly use these for polyester/cotton bag cloths. With upstream polyester staple fiber still stable, the entire yarn market is expected to continue with a smooth consolidation trend next week.