Australia'S Wool Market Weakened Last Week.

The number of goods sold was 39700 bales, compared with 51094 packages a week ago.

The rap rate is 15.4%, of which Sydney is 15.4%, Melbourne 13.2% and Freeman 24.9%.

Merino

The total goods sold are expected to be 40795 packages, withdrawing 1095 packets (2.7%) before the filming, and the reclaimed goods account for 9.1% of the final supply.

The turnover is 33579 bales.

The exchange rate has been rising since last week.

The EMI price of all currencies in the market was slightly weaker this week, but the dollar price increased by 4 points on Wednesday.

All micron wool and most varieties have seen a drop in prices.

Merino wool performs best in medium coarse wool, reversing the pattern of last week.

Benkanmaw's performance is uneven, some varieties are stable or slightly rising, while other varieties are weak.

The average MPGs income of miscellaneous wool fell by 0.6%, while that of coarse wool dropped by about 1.8%.

Broken wool generally performed well, with an average price of AWEX Merino combs rising 5 points (0.8%).

This week, Chinese buyers again dominated the market, followed by buyers from Taiwan, India and Europe.

The market will be closed next week, and the paction will resume in August 9th.

The number of goods sold has not yet been announced.

The market closing time in South Africa ended on August 18th.