Annual Inventory: China'S Textile And Apparel Exports In 2013

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< p > 2013, < a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > textile < /a > a target= "_blank" href= "_blank" > clothing > exports, as a whole, achieved stable and rapid growth.

The cumulative export volume of US $283 billion 990 million for the whole year is 11.4% higher than that in 2012, which has exceeded the growth level of China's trade in goods exports.

Among them, textile exports amounted to 106 billion 940 million US dollars, an increase of 11.7%, and clothing exports of US $177 billion 50 million, an increase of 11.3%.

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< p > at the same time, industry experts also remind that China's textile industry is facing increasingly high trade barriers.

In the first half of 2013, the growth rate of China's textile and clothing exports slowed down by 3.7 percentage points compared with the first quarter of this year. Among them, the "green" trade barrier dominated by quality safety and environmental protection technology is the main reason to prevent the export of related products.

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< p > besides, although the export environment faced by China's textile industry will not change drastically this year, the overall recovery of the developed economies is still slow, and the current situation of the slow growth of external demand will not change significantly. The competition in the textile international market is still fierce.

Finally, the trend of RMB appreciation has also brought pressure on the further growth of China's textile exports.

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< p > Zheng Yuesheng said that in 2013, China's total value of foreign trade imports and exports (only part of the trade in goods) ranked second in the world, whether it would surpass that of the United States as the world's leading commodity trading country, and the data from the US side.

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< p > he pointed out that the import and export value of China's goods trade has exceeded US $192 billion in the first 10 months of 2013, and the growth rate is also 7 percentage points higher than that of the United States.

The US side released the data in November yesterday, and its growth rate of import and export of goods trade was less than 1% by November. "According to this data, I think that in 2013, China surpassed the United States for the first time to be ranked first in the global trade in goods," she said.

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< p > "this can be regarded as a landmark milestone for the development of foreign trade in our country". Zheng Yuesheng said that the total value of import and export of China's goods trade has reached a new level of trillion yuan last year, and for the first time exceeded the threshold of US $4 trillion.

China may also become the first country in the world to import and export trade in goods, but he believes that more efforts should be directed to the quality and efficiency of foreign trade development.

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< p > by the relatively low base last year, exports to the United States in November 2013 achieved a 20.2% rapid growth, of which 31.8% of textiles and 16% of clothing.

In 1~11 months, exports to the US totaled 38 billion 200 million US dollars, an increase of 7.2%.

Among them, textile and clothing grew by 7.2%, knitted exports increased by 6%, and woven garments increased by 1.9%.

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< p > November 2013, China's exports to ASEAN < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > textiles > /a > 3 billion 100 million US dollars, an increase of 10.6%, of which 24.7% of the textile products were driven by yarn, fabric and finished goods together. Since the beginning of the year, clothing has been the fastest growing export product to ASEAN, and has seen rapid growth for 9 consecutive months.

Affected by the decline in export unit prices, clothing exports began to decline since October, down 37.6% in October and 5.8% in November, but exports still maintained growth.

In 1~11 months, China's total exports to ASEAN increased by US $30 billion 660 million, an increase of 30.2%, of which 26.5% of textiles and 35.9% of clothing.

Since 2012, China's clothing exports to ASEAN have increased rapidly, the growth rate has reached 91% in that year, and the growth rate is still increasing in 2013. Although the growth rate has slowed down, the export volume of knitted and woven garments still reaches 35%, of which the export volume of tatting garments has increased by 95%.

The export price of knitted and woven garments increased by 3.2%.

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In November 2013 P, China's exports to Japan showed a negative growth of 0.4%, and the decline was narrower than before.

Among them, textiles grew by 1.8%, clothing decreased by 0.9%, total exports of needles and woven garments maintained 7.5% growth, and the average unit price of exports dropped by 8%.

In 1~11 months, Japan's total exports amounted to 24 billion 900 million US dollars, down 0.5%.

Of which, textiles fell by 3% and clothing was basically flat.

All the yarn, fabric and finished goods in the textile industry have declined.

The total export volume of needles and woven garments increased by 2.8%, and the average export unit price decreased by 2.5%.

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< p > < strong > a href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > foreign trade < /a > environment is better than last year < /strong > /p >

Generally speaking, the development of foreign trade in 2014 is better than that in 2013. The growth of China's foreign trade is not only in the face of positive factors such as international demand and the improvement of domestic macro policy environment, but also restricts factors such as rising cost factors and intensifying trade frictions. If there is no big risk in the domestic economy, foreign trade will enter a period of steady growth, and the quality and efficiency of foreign trade development will also be further improved in P. Zheng Yuesheng's analysis shows that the growth of foreign trade will be stable.

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< p > Zhu Haibin, chief economist of J.P. Morgan, said that China's exports still maintained a relatively high growth rate in recent months, indicating that China's export industry is benefiting from the global economic recovery.

It is estimated that in the next few quarters, the global economy will grow at a slightly higher rate than the trend growth rate. The developed economies will lead all countries, which will benefit China's exports.

Meanwhile, since the beginning of 2013, the continued appreciation of the RMB's real effective exchange rate and the growth prospects of emerging markets are somewhat bleak, which may continue to have a negative impact on the export industry.

Overall, JP Morgan expects China's export industry to improve moderately in the future, with a year-on-year growth rate of 11% in 2014.

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< p > China's export growth rate is expected to increase slightly to around 8.5% in 2014, and import growth will rise to around 8% in the same period.

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