Australia’s wool market declined this week, ending a recent rally as weaker buyer sentiment and margin pressures weighed on prices.
The EMI fell 32 cents and WMI dropped 69 cents, led by losses in Merino wools.
Softer demand, higher supply, and a stronger Australian dollar pressured the market, though selective buying for quality lots persisted.
The EMI fell 32 cents and WMI dropped 69 cents, led by losses in Merino wools.
Softer demand, higher supply, and a stronger Australian dollar pressured the market, though selective buying for quality lots persisted.