At the end of the week, the market, as measured by the AWEX Eastern Market Indicator, dropped 10 cents a kilogram.

The wool market lost a little ground this week as the trade waits anxiously for China to contain an outbreak of coronavirus.

Last week saw the wool market in Australia shrug off concerns over the coronavirus and get down to business working on refilling the pipeline.

Australian Wool Innovation says the growth of online selling of clothes is an opportunity for Merino wool.

The wool market has ended the week on a positive note with the Eastern Market Indicator rising another 21 cents a kilogram clean.

Although exclusion fences are gradually weaving a patchwork across Queensland's central west, AgForce's newest wild dog coordinator says he has plenty of work to keep him busy.

Despite fears about the impact of coronavirus on the wool market, prices nudged up at sales today.

An outbreak of coronavirus in China has wrapped the Australian wool market in more uncertainty.

Overall at the end of the week the market indicator was about 30 cents a kilogram cheaper.

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