Textile And Chemical Industry &Nbsp; 40% Enterprises Bullish Next Year'S Raw Material Prices

In order to further understand the trend of prices of raw materials and products in textile and chemical industry next year, the National Bureau of statistics investigation team recently launched a network survey for textile and chemical enterprises. According to the survey, 40% of the 98 enterprises are expected to increase the price of raw materials next year.

According to the survey, 40.8% of enterprises are expected to rise next year. Material Science Prices, which are considered to be down, account for only 16.3% of the surveyed companies. Of the surveyed enterprises, 45.9% thought that the cost of raw materials would become the fastest growing factor in cost. Judging from the judgement of the price of the products, the enterprises that think that the price of the products will rise next year will only account for 25.5% of the surveyed enterprises. 54.1% of the enterprises think that the price of the products will remain stable, and the enterprises whose products prices will fall will account for 20.4%.

22 enterprises are not optimistic about the operation and development of enterprises next year, accounting for 22.5%. Only 11 enterprises are optimistic about the development of next year, accounting for 11.2%. From the perspective of earnings expectations, 46.9% of enterprises believe that corporate profits will decline next year, while 37.8% of them believe that they are flat, and only 15.3% of them think that profit The level will be improved.

Of the 37 export oriented textile and chemical enterprises surveyed, 48.7% thought it would be next year. Exit The volume will remain unchanged this year; 21.6% of enterprises believe that the volume of exports will increase. When asked about the impact of RMB appreciation on enterprises, 48.7% of enterprises believed that the appreciation of RMB would have a greater impact. Half of the enterprises would take shortening the order cycle to avoid the risk of exchange rate changes. 57.9% of the company's products are mainly exported to the European and American markets. Due to the impact of European debt, the US debt crisis and the pressure of RMB appreciation, 43.2% of enterprises expect export profits to decline.