WOOL REPORT: Unable to maintain its sharp upward trajectory

There was a total of 43,582 bales available to the trade. Of this quantity 40,932 bales were sold, meaning despite the weaker market, there was just six per cent passed in, showing that most sellers were willing to accept the prices on offer.

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WOOL REPORT: Unable to maintain its sharp upward trajectory

There was a total of 43,582 bales available to the trade. Of this quantity 40,932 bales were sold, meaning despite the weaker market, there was just six per cent passed in, showing that most sellers were willing to accept the prices on offer.

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