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Cotton yarn exports of India plunge by 9.79pc in April-July current FY

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Cotton yarn exports of India in the April- July period of the current financial year witnessed decline by 9.79 percent due to slow pick up from the two large destination China and Bangladesh, which comprises around 50 percent of overall shipments from India.

China is the single largest market for Indian cotton yarn, accounting for 31 percent of country’s exports. Therefore, a substantial decline in exports to China has a major impact on overall export performance. Exports to China have declined by a staggering 48.58 percent during the April–July period in 2017.

Pakistan textile, clothing export decline during first 11 month of current FY

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Pakistan’s textile and clothing exports witnessed decline during the July-May period of 2016-17, as per data released by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics on Tuesday. The decline in export proceeds was evident in rupee terms. Overall export proceeds in July-May were down 3.13pc to $18.540bn.

During the first 11 months of the current fiscal year textile and clothing exports decline 1.98 percent year-on-year to $11.24 mainly due to lower proceeds from raw material and low value-added products, such as cotton yarn and fabrics.

Pakistan value added textile exports likely to witness further decline

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Pakistani value added textile exports have witnessed declined by 13.42 percent in the first quarter of the current fiscal year due to increasing cost of doing business besides increasing electricity and gas charges.

Further, instead of withdrawing 2 percent sales tax on exports, the government has increased sales tax on exports by 50 percent in the last budget 2015-16. If the sales tax imposed on the exports is not withdrawn the value added textile exports would further decline by approximately 20 percent.

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