This week saw solid desire for various wool types, however, fine wools attracted the most demand. The AWEX Eastern Market Indicator made strong gains this week, increasing 17c on Tuesday and a further 6c on Wednesday to close out the week at 1,343c/kg or 1,040c in US dollar terms.

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The national wool offering remained steady this week, offering 43,940 bales at national selling centres, rising steadily from the ...
There was a reduced offering at physical selling centres, falling from 54,899 bales offered the previous week to 41,857 bales (42,...
The national wool offering this week at physical selling centres was 54,899 bales (54,750 estimated) which was an increase from la...
The national wool offering remained steady this week, offering 43,940 bales at national selling centres, rising steadily from the 41,857 sold last week.
There was a reduced offering at physical selling centres, falling from 54,899 bales offered the previous week to 41,857 bales (42,949 estimated) this week.
The national wool offering this week at physical selling centres was 54,899 bales (54,750 estimated) which was an increase from last week’s 48,760 bales.
The national wool offering eased to 48,760 bales this week at national selling centres, falling from 50,836 bales last week.
The national wool offering saw a minor drop this week, with 40,402 bales offered compared to 46,256 the previous week that resumed post recess.
The national wool offering saw a minor drop this week, with 40,402 bales offered compared to 46,256 the previous week that resumed post recess.
Physical auctions returned this week, after the Easter recess, with a large offering of 46,256 bales.
This week was the annual Easter recess for physical wool auctions and the AWEX is indicating a large offering next week as a result.

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