Looking back at July 2025, the nylon silk industry has shown a weak trend of operation, with monthly average prices continuing to decline. The weak and low price of raw material caprolactam during the month has a negative impact on the cost of nylon yarn; And the market supply is sufficient, but downstream demand has not improved, the trading atmosphere is not strong, and the textile terminal business is sluggish. Overall, both ends are dominated by bearish sentiment, and the monthly average price continues to decline.
Nylon filament prices continue to weaken and decline
According to the Commodity Market Analysis System of Shengyi Society, the monthly average price of nylon filament will continue to decline weakly in July 2025. As of July 30, 2025, DTY (premium product) of nylon filament in Jiangsu region; 70D/24F) quoted 14320 yuan/ton, a decrease of 540 yuan/ton from the previous month, a monthly decrease of 3.63%; Nylon POY (premium product; 86D/24F) quoted 12050 yuan/ton, a decrease of 475 yuan/ton from the previous month, with a monthly increase of 3.79%; The price of nylon FDY (premium product: 40D/12F) is reported at 14900 yuan/ton, a decrease of 550 yuan/ton from the previous month, with a monthly increase of 3.56%.
Weakness and decline in raw materials
In terms of cost: In July 2025, the spot market price of caprolactam was weak, and the settlement price of Sinopec’s high-end caprolactam in July was 9060 yuan/ton, a decrease of 660 yuan/ton from the settlement price in June. As of July 30, 2025, the benchmark price of caprolactam in Shengyi Society was 9020 yuan/ton, with a weak decline in price and a monthly decrease of 3.77%. The market for high-speed spun nylon PA6 chips is under downward pressure, and the market price of high-speed spun nylon PA6 chips has fallen within the month. The price of nylon PA6 chips has dropped by 1.26%, and the cost support is weak.
Supply and demand: In July, the overall supply of nylon filament market did not fluctuate significantly, but transactions were not smooth, so the inventory pressure of nylon factories did not decrease. Downstream orders continue to be low, raw fabric inventory levels are high, coupled with low profits, slow payment collection, and tight funds, resulting in low enthusiasm for weaving enterprises to start production, only maintaining rigid demand production, and poor shipments from nylon silk factories, making it difficult to find favorable support from the demand side.
Future forecast
Driven by the sentiment of “anti involution” in the pure benzene market in August, prices may see a slight rebound, which will slightly boost the cost of raw material caprolactam, and the price of caprolactam may rise slightly. Affected by this, the cost side of nylon PA6 has formed favorable support, with polymerization factories reporting or experiencing slight increases, and downstream buyers buying up instead of buying down. The trading atmosphere has improved, but terminal demand is still not strong, which may suppress the price increase of nylon PA6. The demand for nylon filament terminals is unlikely to improve, and the nylon production in August may be lower than that in July. Overall, the supply chain of the industry is still abundant. On the demand side, downstream weaving enterprises are in the off-season for domestic sales orders. Overall, it is expected that the cost side will be relatively strong, the supply pressure will be greater, and downstream weaving enterprises will maintain their production of essential needs. Demand will still be weak, and there will be insufficient positive news. Business analysts predict that nylon yarn may be under weak pressure next month, with limited price fluctuations.
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