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Guangdong Clothing Exports To The European And American Markets Increased By More Than 20%

2010/8/7 15:59:00 48

Guangzhou customs 28 released statistics show that Guangdong this year

Clothing export

Obviously, the trend of recovery growth is strong, and exports in May were 3 billion 140 million US dollars, a record high in the year.

According to statistics, between 2010 and May, Guangdong exported nearly 13 billion US dollars of textile and clothing, an increase of 15% over the same period last year.

Among them, the general trade mode accounted for 6, and the increase was greater than the processing trade.

Since March of this year, Guangdong's textile and garment exports registered a 3 month increase, while exports in May increased by 28% compared to the same period last year, and the growth rate was 20%.

From the point of view of exports, the main

Traditional export market

Growth has generally recovered and exports to emerging markets are mixed.

From 1 to May, exports of textiles and garments to Hongkong increased by 3 billion 700 million US dollars, an increase of 8%, and exports to the European Union, the United States and ASEAN increased by more than 20%.

The total exports of the 4 markets account for more than 70% of the total value of Guangdong's textile and garment exports in the same period.

In addition, exports of textiles and clothing to the Middle East decreased by 3.6%.

Customs analysis refers to Guangdong's clothing export body.

Restorative growth

The trend is obvious, but there are still worries.

One is the rising cost of raw materials and squeezing profits.

Cotton prices continued to rise, reaching the highest level in late 4 this year. The "crazy cotton" made the textile and garment industry fearful.

Second, the decline of the euro exchange rate affects the export of enterprises.

Under the gloom of Europe's debt crisis and repeated international financial markets, the Yuan's expectation of a significant appreciation against the US dollar weakened. But at the same time, the upgrading of the debt crisis in Europe, besides the economic downturn, has affected the import of the European Union, which has also led to an indirect appreciation of the RMB against the euro.