On June 12, 2026, the Australian wool auction market rose again, and the Eastern Wool Market Index (EMI) rose 15 cents to close at 1979 cents/kg, a new high since October 2018; the Western Australia Wool Index (WMI) restarted trading, rising sharply by 45 cents to 2170 cents/kg.
Fine-count Merino wool (16.5–19μm) was actively traded and generally rose 20–25 Australian cents, high-end high-quality goods are in tight supply. This round of rise is mainly driven by the tight supply and demand of global wool, the weakening of the Australian dollar exchange rate and the concentrated release of demand in the Asian market. The purchasing enthusiasm of China, India and other countries continues to be high.
As a key enterprise deeply involved in the wool textile industry, China Lixian Oumu Woolen Textile Co., Ltd. closely tracks international raw material price trends, optimizes procurement and inventory strategies, steadily promotes autumn and winter order production, and ensures customer cooperation with stable product quality and supply chain.