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Pressure on Chinese export as euro sinks against yuan
The price advantages of Chinese exports to the European market have been mitigated by the euro deflation. The weak euro will also spur eurozone exports to other markets, adding competitive pressure
China Interdye and China Textile Printing 2015 expo to be held in Shanghai
China Interdye 2015 and China Textile Printing 2015, the world’s largest dyestuff exhibition continues to lead development trends across the sector. With the exhibition area of 40,000 square
Agoa need to be extended as it is of mutual benefit to SA and US
Agoa was passed by the US Congress in May 2000 to facilitate trade between sub-Saharan African countries and the US. It was intended to assist African countries to improve their export performance,
Philippine textile industry on the rise with the help of PTRI new technology
Philippine textile industry at its peak had huge, fully integrated textile mills that did everything –spinning, weaving, knitting, dyeing. It produced and exported garments under a system
World Textile Group plans to set up warehouse to explore Indian market
After China, India is the fastest growing market in terms of export and retail. With labour cost in China going higher, many customers worldwide are looking at Indian sources. Changzhou-based World
Teijin to exhibit high performance fabric it at Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics
The Teijin Group has announced tha Nantong Teijin, the group’s textile manufacturing and sales company based in Nantong, China, will be participating in Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics
Spinners continued to build up stock despite rising cotton prices
Despite rising cotton prices on Tuesday, spinners continued to build up their stocks fearing delay in arrival of next crop. The next cotton crop is likely to be late by three to four days, as a
Chemical fibres feedstock become costlier on demand supply imbalance
Crude oil prices have been firming up in recent weeks but the general view is that they will remain relatively low for some time yet. While supply will remain, the demand side may see nothing change
Pakistan trade profile in the first year of GSP Plus in EU show improvement but not significant enough
Pakistan has shown improvement in its trade profile in the first year of the GSP Plus in the European Union. But definitely not significant enough both in terms of diversification of markets and
Pakistan’s textile exports to Turkey dropped to around $500mn from $1bn
Pakistan’s bilateral trade with Turkey grew at good pace and crossed one billion dollar mark in 2010-11, but it started declining after the imposition of safeguard duties in August 2011 by
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