2010, The Price Of Silk Rises &Nbsp Every Day.

Silk merchants find this year's life difficult.

Yesterday, Zhang Chunjing, who had been doing silk business for more than 10 years, told reporters that "never seen such a price increase this year, even if a price changes every day, the key is to have money in hand and not to buy goods."

The tight supply of raw materials has been going on for nearly a year.

Nowadays, to buy raw materials from a silk reeling plant (from silk cocoons), it needs to queue up like a bank.

Retailers: always expect the next price to come down.

"Come over and buy it. We are raising the price now, and the old color will be given to you at the original price."

Although there was no time to purchase, Lao Zhang rushed to Hangzhou as soon as he received a telephone call from the silk factory.

Lao Zhang's silk business is located on the three floor of Xiushui, Beijing.

"But after that purchase, I never encountered such a good thing again."

Lao Zhang said helplessly, "I have run several times in Suzhou and Hangzhou this year, and I will go again next month.

It is because the price is too high that every time we go to some shortage of goods, we always hope that the price will come down next time, but I do not expect it to get higher and higher.

Lao Zhang, who has been making custom-made silk fabrics and tailored garments, has expanded to nearly 1000 square meters in Xiushui, but with the advent of the financial crisis, the number of consumers from abroad has been greatly reduced.

"Under bad business conditions, we can only squeeze profits without raising prices.

Even though some commodities have been raised, they can not be compared with the increase in cost.

For example, the cost of one meter silk may be around 24 yuan, and now the cost has risen to 38 yuan, close to the selling price.

Lao Zhang is miserable about this.

Therefore, Lao Zhang is now looking forward to next month's new silk.