International Financial Structure Affects The Development Of Footwear Industry

The price of gold dropped sharply and the stock market plummeted. Various events show that capital chain has become the main obstacle to the development of enterprises. Although small and medium-sized shoes and clothing enterprises have such mental preparation at present, but also because of coping with the Wall Street incident and the appreciation of the renminbi, they also objectively give the shoe and clothing market a certain buffer space. However, because of the changing financial markets in Europe and the United States, rigid orders in the market can only be allocated to a relatively small number of enterprises.

Because the capital market is temporarily hopeless for the US QE3, gold and stocks have shrunk. Because everyone is worried that the economy may be down quickly, there is also the view that Soros, a financial predator, is "worse now than before." In fact, the adjustment of small and medium-sized shoe and clothing enterprises is far from enough. With a period of upward economic stimulation, they are busy with orders. This time, the difficulties of financing difficulties and so on, the owners of small and medium-sized shoes and clothing enterprises who want to survive will be more determined to transfer and transform.

There is no doubt that some small and medium-sized shoemaker enterprises are going to take more time to deal with the new market opportunity after the readjustment, but there are also some companies that will be difficult to pass through the front, like several enterprises in Wenzhou, as well as a jump from the 22 floor of the Wenzhou shoe boss on Tuesday. If there are no measures to be taken, the failure of more and more shoe and clothing enterprises behind it can also be envisaged.

In fact, small and medium-sized shoes and clothing enterprises Collapse tide This is just like human life and death. It is also a market behavior and law, and it can not be blamed either. However, the government is also in urgent need of giving corresponding financial support, putting some of its funds directly into small and medium-sized shoe and clothing enterprises, and focusing on lowering the tax burden of enterprises and issuing loans to help enterprises move towards new development.