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Viscose Staple Fibre (vsf) Price Trend and Forecast

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Global viscose staple fibre (vsf) Spot Market Prices, Trend Analysis and Forecast

Price-Watch’s most active coverage of Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) price assessment:

  • 1.3 Dtex Ă— 38mm, Bright Raw White FOB Jakarta, Indonesia
  • 1.2D Ă— 38mm FOB Shanghai, China
  • 1.5D Ă— 38mm, Semi Dull FOB Mundra, India
  • Modal Fibre Lenzing 1.3 Dtex Ă— 39 MM, Bright Raw White FD Lenzing, Austria
  • 1.5D Ă— 38mm, Semi Dull Ex-Mumbai, India
  • 1.2D Ă— 38mm CIF Alexandria (China), Egypt
  • 1.3 Dtex Ă— 38mm, Bright Raw White CIF Chittagong (Indonesia), Bangladesh
  • 1.3 Dtex Ă— 38mm, Bright Raw White CIF Houston (Indonesia), USA
  • 1.2D Ă— 38mm CIF Houston (China), USA

Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) Price Trend Q3 2025

In Q3 2025, the global Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) market has been reflecting a generally steady outlook, with regional variations shaping overall sentiment. China has maintained stable Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) price trend, supported by consistent domestic and export demand. Indonesia has shown firm momentum due to balanced supply conditions and healthy regional consumption.

India has remained comparatively soft, with mills adopting cautious procurement amid liquidity constraints. Austria’s modal fibre market has demonstrated mild strengthening driven by steady textile demand and higher input costs. Bangladesh has continued to show resilience with improved order flows, while the USA has experienced softer conditions due to subdued downstream activity. Overall, the Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) market has been maintaining a cautiously balanced global environment.

China

Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) export prices from China; Grade- 1.2D Ă— 38mm FOB Shanghai Grade Price Trend.

In Q3 2025, Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) price trend in China have been declining by around 1%, although the market has been remaining moderately stable due to steady domestic and export demand from the textile and apparel sectors. The quarterly trend has been being influenced by fluctuations in raw material costs, particularly wood pulp, as well as production adjustments and evolving inventory positions.

Despite these pressures, the market has been staying balanced, supported by consistent downstream consumption. Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) prices for the 1.2D × 38mm grade in China have increased by 1.5% in September 2025. Overall, ongoing supply–demand dynamics and selective firmness in specific grades have been supporting stable pricing into the next quarter.

Indonesia

Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) export prices from Indonesia; Grade- 1.3 Dtex Ă— 38mm, Bright Raw White FOB Jakarta Grade Price Trend.

Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) price trend in Indonesia have been showing a 2% increase from the previous quarter, supported by strong domestic and export demand that has been maintaining a balanced supply-demand environment. This quarter, Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) price trends have been reflecting steady production levels and adequate regional availability, reinforcing Indonesia’s strong position in the global VSF trade.

For the 1.3 Dtex Ă— 38mm grade, prices have been adjusting from 1600 to 1620 USD/MT in September 2025, influenced by short-term demand fluctuations and inventory movements. Overall, the market outlook has been remaining positive, with the global VSF sector continuing to be driven by rising textile and apparel demand and its ability to navigate raw material price volatility.

India

Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) domestic prices in India, Grade- 1.5D Ă— 38mm, Semi Dull Ex-Mumbai Grade Price Trend.

In Q3 FY25, Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) price trend in India have been experiencing a 1% decline from the previous quarter due to subdued domestic demand and tight liquidity conditions. The 1.5D Ă— 38mm semi-dull grade, however, has been showing a 1.06% price increase in September 2025, supported by restocking activities and limited supply availability. Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) price trends this quarter have been reflecting a mixed scenario, with slight recovery in selective grades despite overall weakness.

Manufacturers have been remaining cautious in procurement due to financial constraints, while festive season anticipation has been encouraging targeted buying. Overall, the market has been showing short-term fluctuations, and the outlook for the next quarter has been suggesting moderate stabilization in prices.

Austria

Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) domestic prices in India, Grade- Modal Fibre Lenzing 1.3 Dtex Ă— 39 MM FD Lenzing Grade Price Trend.

In Q3 FY25, Modal fibre prices in Austria have been increasing by around 1% from the previous quarter, reflecting a mild upward movement in the domestic market. The Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) price trend has been showing positive momentum, with 1.3 Dtex Ă— 39 MM fibre prices having been rising by nearly 2% in September 2025. This increase has been driven by stronger demand from textile and apparel manufacturers, along with higher input costs such as dissolving pulp and energy.

Sustainability-focused procurement has been further supporting Lenzing’s modal fibre demand, contributing to market stability. Despite these gains, industry participants have been remaining cautious due to fluctuating global raw material and logistics costs. Overall, the Austrian modal fibre market in Q3 2025 has been indicating steady recovery and moderate price strength.

Bangladesh

Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) import price in Bangladesh, Grade- 1.3 Dtex Ă— 38mm CIF Chittagong (Indonesia) Grade Price Trend.

In Q3 FY25, Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) price trend in Bangladesh have been showing a 2% increase from the previous quarter, reflecting improving market sentiment and tighter supply conditions. However, the 1.3 Dtex Ă— 38 mm grade has been witnessing a slight decline of about 1% in September 2025, indicating selective softness within specific categories. The overall upward trend has been supported by rising demand from textile and apparel manufacturers, driven by continued export orders and a growing shift toward man-made fibre usage.

Additionally, elevated production costs for raw materials and energy have been contributing to this price firming. Nevertheless, competition from cheaper MMF and yarn imports from India has been limiting further gains. Overall, the Bangladeshi Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) market has been maintaining a mildly positive trend in Q3 FY25, underpinned by demand recovery but balanced by external competitive pressures.

USA

Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) import price in USA, Grade- VSF 1.2D Ă— 38mm CIF Houston (China) Grade Price Trend.

In Q3 FY25, Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) prices in the USA have been declining by around 3% from the previous quarter, reflecting a softening in the overall market due to subdued downstream demand, cautious restocking by textile manufacturers, and global oversupply pressures. However, the 1.2 Dtex Ă— 38 mm grade has been improving by about 1.21% in September 2025, showing selective strength in segments where demand remains steady and supply is tighter.

The overall Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) price trend in the USA has been being influenced by broader market softness, but niche grades have been demonstrating resilience, indicating that targeted demand from high-end textile applications has been supporting certain fibre categories.

Egypt

Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) import price in Egypt, Grade- VSF 1.2D Ă— 38mm Alexandria (China) Grade Price Trend

According to Price-Watch, In Q3 FY25, Egypt’s import prices for Viscose Staple Fibre have been trending weaker, declining by around 2% quarter-on-quarter as downstream spinners continue to adopt a cautious procurement approach. Softer demand from knitted and woven fabric manufacturers, along with stable domestic inventories, has been putting mild pressure on import realizations. Market participants have been observing competitive offers from Asian suppliers, which has further contributed to the overall softness in quarterly pricing.

However, in September 2025, the 1.2 Dtex Ă— 38 mm grade has been showing a marginal recovery of about 0.60% from August, supported by firmer quotations from Chinese producers. This slight improvement has been linked to tighter supply availability and a minor pickup in short-term buying interest. Overall, the Egyptian Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) import market has been experiencing mixed sentiment, balancing quarterly weakness with a modest month-end correction.

Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) Price Trend Analysis: Q2 2025

According to PriceWatch, In Q2 2025, the China VSF 1.2D Ă— 38mm market has been showing a weakening trend, with FOB Shanghai prices having been averaging around USD 1705/MT, marking a 2% quarter-on-quarter decline. Domestic demand has been remaining subdued as Chinese spinning mills have been purchasing cautiously amid slow viscose yarn offtake and limited export orders.

At the same time, major Chinese VSF producers have been maintaining steady operating rates, resulting in comfortable inventory levels and adding supply pressure to the market. Competition from cotton and polyester staple fibre has been keeping overall buyer sentiment soft. Overall, the China VSF market has been experiencing a mild downward correction due to weak downstream consumption and balanced-to-loose supply conditions.

According to PriceWatch, In Q2 2025, the Indian VSF 1.5D Ă— 38mm Semi Dull Ex-Mumbai market has been witnessing a clear downturn, with prices declining by about 5% from the previous quarter to around USD 1809/MT. The softness has been stemming from weak procurement by domestic spinning mills, which have been facing slower viscose yarn lifting from fabric manufacturers amid subdued retail demand in the early monsoon period.

At the same time, competitive pressure from lower-priced imported VSF mainly from China and Indonesia has been increasing, prompting buyers to negotiate aggressively. Dissolving pulp costs have been relatively steady, offering limited support to Indian suppliers, while major domestic producers have been operating at stable run rates, keeping supply adequate. Overall, the Indian VSF market in Q2 2025 has been experiencing a demand-led correction, reinforced by import competition and a lack of strong cost drivers.

According to PriceWatch, In Q1 2025, the China VSF 1.2D Ă— 38mm market has been experiencing persistent softness, with FOB Shanghai prices having been averaging around USD 1739/MT, reflecting a 2.3% quarter-on-quarter decline. Demand from Chinese spinning mills has been remaining weak due to slow viscose yarn sales and cautious procurement strategies, while downstream fabric orders have been staying limited amid a sluggish post-holiday recovery.

At the same time, major VSF producers in China have been operating at relatively high run rates, which has been increasing supply pressure and keeping inventory levels elevated. The market has also been affected by softer dissolving pulp costs and restrained buying interest from both domestic and export-oriented yarn manufacturers. Overall, China’s VSF sector in Q1 2025 has been facing a demand-supply imbalance, contributing to the continued downward trajectory in prices.

According to PriceWatch, In Q1 2025, the Indian VSF 1.5D Ă— 38mm Semi Dull Ex-Mumbai market has been showing a mild downward tone, with prices easing by about 2% from the previous quarter to around USD 1906/MT. The decline has been driven by softer demand from domestic spinning mills, which have been purchasing cautiously due to slow viscose yarn movement after the year-end and holiday period. Competitive pricing from imported VSF, especially Chinese cargoes offered at discounts, has been adding pressure on local suppliers.

Meanwhile, dissolving pulp costs have been stable, offering little cost-push support to the market. Production levels among Indian VSF manufacturers have been steady, keeping supply balanced but not tight enough to lift sentiment. Overall, the Indian VSF market in Q1 2025 has been experiencing a modest correction due to weak post-holiday demand, competitive imports, and neutral cost conditions.

Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) Price Trend Analysis: Q4 2024

According to PriceWatch, In Q4 2024, the China VSF 1.2D × 38mm market has been trending upward, with FOB Shanghai prices having been averaging around USD 1781/MT, reflecting a 2.2% quarterly increase. Domestic demand has been strengthening, as spinning mills have been rebuilding inventories in preparation for the winter production cycle. Rising dissolving pulp costs have been providing firmer cost support, reinforcing price stability. Export inquiries from South Asian yarn buyers have been improving, lending additional confidence to the market. Meanwhile, planned maintenance at select VSF facilities has been moderately tightening supply. Overall, China’s VSF market has been maintaining a firmer tone, supported by improved demand, stronger cost fundamentals, and disciplined supply management.

According to PriceWatch, In Q4 2024, the Indian VSF 1.5D Ă— 38mm Semi Dull Ex-Mumbai market has been showing a slight improvement, with prices edging up by around 1% from the previous quarter to approximately USD 1949/MT. The uptick has been supported by a gradual rebound in domestic spinning activity as mills have been restocking ahead of the winter production cycle.

Improved movement of viscose yarn in key textile hubs has been lending mild demand support, while dissolving pulp costs have been holding at firmer levels, offering a modest cost push. Imported VSF arrivals have been comparatively lower, reducing competitive pressure on domestic suppliers. Overall, the Indian VSF market in Q4 2024 has been maintaining a mildly positive tone driven by better mill activity, firm raw material costs, and a more balanced supply environment.

According to PriceWatch, In Q3 2024, the China VSF 1.2D Ă— 38mm market has been exhibiting a steady upward trajectory, with FOB Shanghai prices having been averaging around USD 1742/MT, reflecting a 2.6% quarter-on-quarter improvement. The price rise has been supported by a gradual rebound in downstream operating rates, as spinning mills have been increasing VSF blending amid improved yarn orders during the summer production phase. Strengthening sentiment in the dissolving pulp market has been offering additional cost support, while stable logistics and smoother domestic deliveries have been facilitating consistent supply flow. Export inquiries, particularly from Southeast Asian buyers, have been showing mild recovery, lending further stability to the market. Overall, the VSF sector in China has been benefiting from firmer demand, cost-side support, and healthier downstream activity through Q3 2024.

According to PriceWatch, In Q3 2024, the Indian VSF 1.5D Ă— 38mm Semi Dull Ex-Mumbai market has been demonstrating a notable upward shift, with prices rising by about 7% from the previous quarter to approximately USD 1922/MT. The increase has been supported by stronger domestic demand, as spinning mills have been ramping up VSF procurement in response to improved viscose yarn orders during the festive-season stocking cycle.

Firmer dissolving pulp prices have been providing additional cost support, reinforcing the upward momentum. Meanwhile, tighter availability of imported VSF, due to reduced shipments from key exporting countries, has been easing competitive pressure on Indian producers. Overall, the market has been reflecting a more bullish sentiment driven by healthier downstream activity, improved cost dynamics, and moderated import inflows.

According to PriceWatch, In Q2 2024, the China VSF 1.2D Ă— 38mm market has been softening, with FOB Shanghai prices having been averaging around USD 1698/MT, indicating a 0.5% quarter-on-quarter decline. The market has been pressured by sluggish downstream procurement, as spinning mills have been operating at conservative run rates due to weak viscose yarn sales and limited fabric orders.

Dissolving pulp costs have been relatively stable, offering little upward support, while producers have been maintaining steady output, keeping supply ample. Export demand has been muted, with many overseas buyers adopting a wait-and-watch approach amid uncertain macroeconomic conditions. Overall, China’s VSF market in Q2 2024 has been experiencing mild downward pressure, driven by soft demand, steady supply, and lack of strong cost or export momentum.

According to PriceWatch, In Q2 2024, the Indian VSF 1.5D Ă— 38mm Semi Dull Ex-Mumbai market has been exhibiting a solid improvement, with prices rising by about 8% from the previous quarter to approximately USD 1794/MT. The upward movement has been driven by a rebound in domestic spinning activity, as mills have been increasing VSF intake in response to better viscose yarn orders from fabric and apparel manufacturers.

Strengthening dissolving pulp costs have been offering firm cost support, while steady operating rates among Indian producers have been ensuring stable supply without creating oversupply pressure. Additionally, a moderation in imported VSF arrivals has been reducing competitive pricing in the market. Overall, the Indian VSF market in Q2 2024 has been maintaining a positive trajectory supported by improved demand, firmer raw material costs, and balanced supply conditions.

According to PriceWatch, In Q1 2024, the China VSF 1.2D Ă— 38mm market has been trending downward, with FOB Shanghai prices having been averaging around USD 1706/MT, reflecting a 0.6% quarter-on-quarter decline. The softer tone has been driven by slow post-Lunar New Year demand, as spinning mills have been delaying procurement amid subdued viscose yarn orders and cautious production restarts.

Dissolving pulp prices have been lacking strong direction, providing limited cost support, while VSF producers have been maintaining relatively stable operating rates, resulting in comfortable supply levels. Export buying interest has been modest, with overseas yarn manufacturers having been adopting a conservative purchasing approach. Overall, the VSF market in China during Q1 2024 has been facing light demand and steady supply, contributing to its mild downward movement.

According to PriceWatch, In Q1 2024, the Indian VSF 1.5D Ă— 38mm Semi Dull Ex-Mumbai market has been witnessing a clear decline, with prices falling by around 6% from the previous quarter to approximately USD 1667/MT. The downward movement has been driven by weak post-year-end demand, as spinning mills have been limiting fresh purchases due to slow viscose yarn offtake and cautious production schedules.

Stable-to-soft dissolving pulp prices have been offering little cost support, while the availability of competitively priced imported VSF has been adding further pressure on domestic suppliers. Indian producers have been operating at steady run rates, keeping supply adequate despite the muted buying interest. Overall, the market in Q1 2024 has been experiencing a demand-led correction, reinforced by subdued yarn movement, soft cost dynamics, and increased import competition.

Technical Specifications of Viscose Staple Fibre (vsf) Price Trends

Product Description

Viscose Staple Fibre is a regenerated cellulose fibre made from natural sources such as wood pulp or cotton linters through a controlled chemical process that converts cellulose into fine, soft filaments. It is characterized by a silky appearance, smooth texture, excellent moisture absorption, and breathability, offering the comfort of natural fibres combined with the adaptability of synthetics. Viscose Staple Fibre is biodegradable, derived from renewable resources, and known for its high dye affinity and versatility, making it a sustainable and high-quality fibre choice in modern textile production.

Identifiers and Classification:

  • CAS Number: 68442-85-3 (Regenerated Cellulose)
  • HS Code – 55041000
  • Molecular Formula – (C6H10O5)n
  • Molecular Weight[g/mol]- 162.14


Viscose Staple Fibre Synonyms:

  • Regenerated Cellulose Fibre
  • Rayon Staple Fibre
  • Viscose Fibre
  • Rayon Fibre
  • Cellulosic Staple Fibre
  • Artificial Staple Fibre
  • Man-Made Cellulosic Fibre
  • Wood Pulp Fibre (Regenerated)


Viscose Staple Fibre Grades Specific Price Assessment:

  • VSF 1.2D Ă— 38mm FOB Shanghai Grade Price Trend
  • VSF 1.2D Ă— 38mm CIF Alexandria (China) Grade Price Trend
  • VSF 1.2D Ă— 38mm CIF Houston (China) Grade Price Trend
  • VSF 1.5D Ă— 38mm, Semi Dull FOB Mundra Grade Price Trend
  • VSF 1.5D Ă— 38mm, Semi Dull Ex-Mumbai Grade Price Trend
  • VSF 1.3 Dtex Ă— 38mm, Bright Raw White FOB Jakarta Grade Price Trend
  • VSF 1.3 Dtex Ă— 38mm, Bright Raw White CIF Chittagong (Indonesia) Grade Price Trend
  • VSF 1.3 Dtex Ă— 38mm, Bright Raw White CIF Houston (Indonesia) Grade Price Trend
  • VSF 1.3 Dtex Ă— 38mm Bright / Raw White CIF Istanbul (Indonesia) Grade Price Trend
  • VSF 1.3 Dtex Ă— 38mm Bright / Raw White CIF Santos (Indonesia) Grade Price Trend
  • Modal Fibre Lenzing 1.3 Dtex Ă— 39 MM, Bright Raw White FD Lenzing Grade Price Trend


Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) Global Trade and Shipment Terms

  • Quotation Terms: 25–28 MT
  • Packaging Type: 250-300 Kg (Bales)


Incoterms Referenced in Viscose Staple Fibre Price Reporting

Shipping Term  Location  Definition 
FOB Shanghai  Shanghai (China)  VSF export price from China 
FOB Jakarta  Jakarta (Indonesia)  VSF export price from Indonesia 
FOB Mundra  Mundra (India)  VSF export price from India 
CIF Alexandria (China)  Alexandria (Egypt)  VSF import price in the Egypt from China 
CIF Chittagong (Indonesia)  Chittagong (Bangladesh)  VSF import price in the Bangladesh from Indonesia 
CIF Houston (Indonesia)  Houston (USA)  VSF import price in the USA from Indonesia 
CIF Santos (Indonesia)  Santos (Brazil)  VSF import price in the Brazil from Indonesia 
CIF Istanbul (Indonesia)  Istanbul (Turkey)  VSF import price in the Turkey from Indonesia 
FD Lenzing   Lenzing (Austria)  Domestically traded VSF price in the Austria 

*Quotation Terms refers to the quantity range specified for the VSF being quoted or offered in a commercial transaction.

**Packaging Type refers to standard packaging size commonly used for VSF packing, ease of handling, transportation, and storage in industrial and commercial applications.

Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) Manufacturers and their brands

Brand Name  Manufacturers 
LENZING™  Lenzing AG 
Birla Cellulose™  Grasim Industries Limited 
NA  Sateri 
NA  Asia Pacific Rayon (APR) 
NA  Tangshan Sanyou Xingda Chemical Fiber 
NA  Fulida Group Holding Co., Ltd 
NA  Jilin Chemical Fibre Group 

Viscose Staple Fibre (vsf) Industrial Applications

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Historically, several events have caused significant fluctuations in Viscose Staple Fibre (vsf) prices

  • Post-Pandemic Recovery & Rising Input Costs (2021-2022): The period of 2021–2022 saw a strong rebound in global textile demand as markets reopened and consumer spending revived. This recovery coincided with significant increases in raw material costs, particularly dissolving pulp, caustic soda, and energy. Freight rates remained elevated, adding pressure on sourcing and export flows. Strong demand from spinning mills, coupled with higher production expenses, pushed VSF prices upward across key markets. Producers attempted to ramp up operating rates, but tight supply of chemicals and logistical challenges limited immediate relief. As a result, VSF prices remained firm and highly sensitive to cost movements during this period.
  • COVID-19 Pandemic Impact on Supply & Demand (2020): In 2020, the global spread of COVID-19 severely disrupted the textile value chain, resulting in sharp fluctuations in VSF prices. Lockdowns and mobility restrictions caused a steep decline in consumption from spinning mills, apparel units, and home textile manufacturers. With demand collapsing, producers were compelled to reduce output, operate at minimal rates, or temporarily shut down lines. Excess inventory and weak downstream sentiment pushed prices downward during the first half of the year. However, logistical constraints and limited workforce availability also created occasional supply challenges. As economies gradually reopened, price recovery began, supported by restocking and renewed textile demand.
  • Environmental Inspections in China (2017–2018): During 2017–2018, China carried out a series of stringent environmental inspections across major chemical and fibre-producing regions. These audits forced several dissolving pulp and VSF facilities to temporarily suspend operations to meet compliance requirements. The sudden reduction in supply created tightness in both domestic and international markets, leading to noticeable price escalations. Manufacturers struggled with lower operating rates, while buyers faced uncertainty regarding delivery timelines. The restricted availability pushed mills to seek alternative fibres, further intensifying market imbalance. Overall, the regulatory pressure created sustained volatility in VSF pricing throughout this period.

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Viscose staple fibre is a regenerated cellulose fibre made from dissolving wood pulp. It is widely used in spinning mills to produce 100% VSF yarn or blends with cotton and polyester. The fibre is preferred for its softness, breathability, and moisture absorption, making it suitable for apparel, home textiles, and nonwoven applications.

VSF prices are mainly driven by dissolving pulp costs, caustic soda prices, energy expenses, and environmental regulations affecting production. Market demand from spinning mills, the availability of substitute fibres, and global trade policies also play crucial roles. Additional volatility may arise from logistics disruptions and currency fluctuations in major importing regions.

The strongest demand comes from the textile sector, particularly knitted and woven apparel, where VSF is valued for comfort and drapability. Home textiles, nonwovens, and hygiene products also contribute significantly to consumption. Increasing interest in cellulose-based and biodegradable fibres is further supporting long-term demand for VSF across multiple industries.

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