Heavy Bulls Analysis: Leather Market Trends, Prices & Forecast

TexPro provides pricing information for Heavy Bulls, covering subproducts such as 30-39 Kg, It offers historical pricing data for up to the last five years. It also provides an accurate price forecast for the next “9/12” months, updated twice a month. The data is collected from our verified primary and secondary data sources.

Heavy Bulls, 30-39 Kg, FOB - North German (03 May 2024 - 25 Apr 2025)

Overall Trend

• The prices of Heavy Bulls (30-39 Kg) have been in a decreasing trend from May 2024 to April 2025 in Europe (FOB North German).

Price Trend

• The prices of Heavy Bulls (30-39 Kg) have decreased by 8.18% from May 2024 to April 2025 in Europe (FOB North German).
• The average month-on-month percentage change has been -0.72% during the same period.
• The highest percentage increase of 6.32% was reported in April 2025, and the highest percentage decrease of -5.66% was reported in December 2024 for Europe (FOB North German).
• The average price for Europe (FOB North German) in 2024 was 1.0575 USD/pcs, which has decreased by 8.27% to 0.97 USD/pcs in 2025, declining at a CAGR of -8.27% from 2024 to 2025.

Price Range

• The average price from May 2024 to April 2025 for Europe (FOB North German) was 1.0283 USD/pcs, indicating that the prices have fluctuated around this average. The range between average and minimum price is 0.0783 USD/pcs and that of between maximum and average price is 0.0717 USD/pcs, indicating a higher range above average price.
• The maximum and minimum prices reported for Europe (FOB North German) were 1.10 USD/pcs and 0.95 USD/pcs, respectively, showing a price range of 0.15 USD/pcs.

Volatility

• The standard deviation in Europe (FOB North German) prices was 0.04896 USD/pcs, indicating low volatility in the market.
• The prices for Europe (FOB North German) traded at a moving average premium of 0.93% and at a moving average discount of -4.85% from the moving average price during the same period.

This analysis highlights the challenges faced by the textile industry in Europe, particularly in the leather segment, as prices have consistently declined, impacting procurement strategies and cost management for manufacturers. The observed volatility remains low, suggesting that while the market is under pressure, it is not experiencing extreme fluctuations, which could provide some stability for sourcing decisions.