Wool markets rise as demand widens postwar boom
The report outlines strong wool demand in Japan and Europe, with Japan buying large wool tops in Australia and a surge in wool textile output. It notes rising prices in London and Italy’s buyers, a high Australian bale sale volume, and a projected season total around £380 million, signaling Australia’s economic lift from wool.
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Italy
France
London
Adelaide
Orstfonth
Albury
Melbourne
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Europe
Wool market turmoil fuels synthetic fiber boom
Intense price resistance by American importers pushed wool to high levels in early 1951 and later to half-price losses. The resulting over-priced stocks spurred synthetic fibers, and though wool stocks have been liquidated and the market stabilised, fears of higher import duties and cheaper synthetics erode confidence in the U S Wool trade.
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América
U.S
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