Exports Of Textile And Clothing Decreased By 9% In The Next Quarter.

According to data released by the General Administration of Customs on 10, 1-3 months in 2009, China's textile and apparel exports totaled 34 billion 62 million US dollars, down 9.03% from last year's year-on-year, easing compared with the 14.54% decline in the first two months.

Among them, the total export of textiles was 12 billion 17 million US dollars, and the total export volume of clothing was 22 billion 45 million US dollars, the growth rates were -15.6% and -5% respectively, which rose from 1-2 months, but the decline is still 43.68% and 19.69% compared with the same period last year.

In March, China's exports of textiles and clothing amounted to US $12 billion 164 million, an increase of US $5 billion 489 million over the previous month, an increase of 82.23% over the previous month, an increase of US $350 million over the same period last year and an increase of 2.96% over the same period last year.

Ma Xinzheng, deputy editor in chief of China's first textile network, said that although the data in March rebounded in the first few months, the cumulative increase was still significantly lower than that in the same period last year. In March, the growth rate of textile exports still showed negative growth, and the largest export volume of garment manufacturers increased by only 10 percentage points.

Ma Xinzheng pointed out that the data showed signs of warming did not exclude part of the export tax rebate rate increase and other policy intervention, the overall internal differentiation of the industry will further intensify in the future.

According to the understanding, the textile enterprises in the first quarter are generally stable, and the quantity can be guaranteed, but the quality is obviously reduced.

Insiders pointed out that for the industry and enterprises, the most important thing is the recovery of demand, other factors are only auxiliary, only the foreign entity economy is improving, and the expectation of warmer will be implemented.

Editor in chief: Xu Qiyun