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  • Insights Worldwide manufacturing business conditions improved in September, though upturns in new orders and production were insufficient to encourage a net increase in staffing levels, S&P Global Market Intelligence said. India and the ASEAN bloc led the global upturn. As India, Thailand and some eurozone economies saw strong expansions, especially sharp downturns were noted in Taiwan, Russia, Brazil and the UK. Worldwide manufacturing business conditions improved in September, though up
  • Insights France's CPI dropped by 1 per cent month on month (MoM) in September after a 0.4-per cent MoM rise in August. Consumer prices went up by 1.2 per cent YoY in September after a 0.9-per cent YoY rise in August. Clothing and footwear prices increased by 3.3 per cent MoM and 0.6 per cent YoY in September. Prices of energy fell by 4.4 per cent YoY in September 2025, after a 6.2-per cent YoY drop in August. France’s consumer price index (CPI) decreased by 1 per cent month on month (Mo
  • Insights Bangladesh's RMG sector accounts for over 80 per cent of total exports, driving foreign exchange earnings and employment, but over-reliance on this sector poses economic risks, including vulnerability to global market fluctuations. With Bangladesh set to graduate from the LDC group in 2026, experts warn that the failure to diversify exports could undermine its post-graduation competitiveness. The Bangladesh readymade garment (RMG) industry is the cornerstone of the nation’s eco
  • Insights India's textile and apparel exports dropped 10.34 per cent in September following the 50 per cent reciprocal tariffs imposed in August. Total exports for April–September reached $17.74 billion. Apparel shipments rose 3.42 per cent while textile exports eased 1.85 per cent. Imports of raw cotton and waste surged 41.75 per cent, reflecting increased dependence on inbound materials amid trade pressures. India’s textile and apparel (T&A) exports plunged 10.34 per cent in
  • Insights The Q3 2025 edition of EuroCham Vietnam's business confidence index reveals a renewed surge of optimism among European firms operating there. The index climbed to 66.5 points in Q3, surpassing pre-US tariff levels and reaching its highest in three years. Four-fifths of respondents are optimistic about their prospects over five years, while only 3 per cent are considering moving operations out of Vietnam. The European Chamber of Commerce (EuroCham) in Vietnam officially unveiled the t
  • Insights A Saudi delegation met India's textiles secretary Neelam Shami Rao to boost textile sector cooperation. Key focus areas included investment in RMG, MMF, and technical textiles, sustainability, and trade fairs like Bharat Tex. With bilateral trade at $41.88 billion, both sides aim to deepen ties through initiatives like PM MITRA Parks and the PLI Scheme. A delegation from Saudi Arabia, led by Khalil ibn Salamah, Vice Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources, recently met with Neelam
  • Insights The Egyptian Commercial Service has intensified its investment promotion activities targeting Turkiye's textile and RMG sectors and supporting industries. An Egyptian delegation's recent meeting with the Turkish Association of Clothing Accessories Manufacturers concluded with a pact to organise an official visit to Egypt by an association delegation during the final quarter of this year. The Egyptian Commercial Service (ECS) office in Istanbul has intensified its investment promotion
  • Insights Lenzing has earned Platinum status in EcoVadis' sustainability rating for the fifth consecutive year, placing it among the top one per cent of companies worldwide. CEO Rohit Aggarwal highlighted this as proof of leadership in sustainability. The company showed its strongest progress in labour, human rights, and ethics, reaffirming its commitment to responsible growth and measurable ESG performance. For the fifth time in a row, Lenzing has received Platinum status in EcoVadis' sustain
  • Insights Cotton benchmarks weakened in October 2025, with the NY/ICE December contract dipping below 65 cents per pound before recovering slightly. The A Index fell to 76 cents, while China's CC Index declined to 94 cents. Indian and Pakistani prices remained stable, cushioned by steady local currencies. Softer trend signals ongoing global demand sluggishness across key cotton-producing and consuming regions. Cotton prices weakened across major benchmarks over the past month, reflecting subdu
  • Insights Set to run from March 11–13, 2026 in Shanghai, Yarn Expo Spring 2026 will expand on its 2025 success of nearly 24,000 visitors and 560 exhibitors. Regenerated and eco-friendly yarns remain the strongest draw, with sustainability positioned as the show's central theme. The fair will highlight innovation, circularity, and technological progress across global yarn and fibre sectors. Taking place 11 – 13 March 2026 at the National Exhibition and Convention Center in Shanghai,
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