The nylon filament yarn market in Hai'an showed weak signals in mid-June, with specific quotes indicating price softening for POY and DTY varieties. Although the price changes are modest, combined with the overall weak demand in the textile industry, this may signal subtle shifts in the short-term supply-demand dynamics of the nylon chain.
Price Data and Variety Divergence
According to the latest quotes from Hai'an Jiahe Chemical Fiber Co., Ltd. on June 12, 2026, nylon POY86D/24F spot price was 13,700 CNY/ton, and nylon DTY70D/24F was 15,600 CNY/ton. Notably, both products scored -1 on the bullish-bearish scale, indicating a general bearish impact from weak spot market conditions. Nylon FDY prices remained unchanged, scoring 0, showing relative stability.
This divergence among varieties deserves attention. POY, as a raw material-grade product, often directly reflects upstream cost or downstream demand pressures. DTY, as a textured yarn, weakening simultaneously suggests insufficient purchasing willingness from downstream weaving sectors. FDY's price stability may stem from rigid demand in applications like high-density fabrics or from deliberate price control by manufacturers.
Industrial Belt Transmission and Procurement Signals
Hai'an, as an important chemical fiber cluster in Jiangsu, its nylon filament yarn quotes have certain bellwether significance for East China and even the national market. June falls in the traditional off-season for textiles, with downstream weaving mills generally reducing operating rates and demand for raw material restocking weakening. The 'spot negotiation' phrasing implies actual transaction prices may be lower than listed prices, giving buyers greater bargaining power.
For foreign trade enterprises, softening nylon filament yarn prices may indirectly affect cost calculations for export orders. If this trend continues, it will help reduce raw material costs for end-use garments and home textiles, but contract performance risks from price volatility also need attention.
