Exports to EU countries from many of the world’s leading clothing exporting countries fell at rapid rates in 2012, reflecting continuing uncertain economic conditions in the region.
Exports to EU countries from many of the world's leading clothing exporting countries fell at rapid rates in 2012, reflecting continuing uncertain #
Exports to countries in the Middle East, by contrast, grew strongly -- as did exports to a number of countries in Asia and South America.
Exports to EU countries from many of the world's leading clothing exporting countries fell at rapid rates in 2012, reflecting continuing uncertain #
Exporting to EU countries was difficult also for EU exporters themselves. So, whereas EU exports to countries outside the EU increased by 12.1%, exports from EU member states to other countries within the EU declined by 11.6%.
Exports to EU countries from many of the world's leading clothing exporting countries fell at rapid rates in 2012, reflecting continuing uncertain #
For clothing manufacturers based in China, exports to Germany fell by a sharp 22.4% and exports to France fell by 14.0%. In fact, Germany and France were the only two countries among China’s ten largest markets to which exports declined.
Exports to EU countries from many of the world's leading clothing exporting countries fell at rapid rates in 2012, reflecting continuing uncertain #
Moreover, Italy, Spain and the Netherlands no longer ranked among China’s ten largest markets, even though in 2011 they were, respectively, China’s eighth, ninth and tenth biggest markets.
Exports to EU countries from many of the world's leading clothing exporting countries fell at rapid rates in 2012, reflecting continuing uncertain #
China’s exports to Vietnam, by contrast, surged by 115.1%, exports to the UAE rose by 25.3% and exports to Russia went up by 14.0%.
Exports to EU countries from many of the world's leading clothing exporting countries fell at rapid rates in 2012, reflecting continuing uncertain #
One country which did manage to increase its exports to a number of EU countries was Turkey. However, Turkish exports to non-EU countries grew more strongly.
Exports to EU countries from many of the world's leading clothing exporting countries fell at rapid rates in 2012, reflecting continuing uncertain #
For clothing manufacturers based in Vietnam, the fastest growth among the country’s ten largest markets was in exports to China (up by 33.0%), followed by those to South Korea (up by 32.3%) and Japan (up by 18.4%).
Exports to EU countries from many of the world's leading clothing exporting countries fell at rapid rates in 2012, reflecting continuing uncertain #
In fact, China is expected to overtake the USA to become Vietnam’s largest trading partner by 2030.
Exports to EU countries from many of the world's leading clothing exporting countries fell at rapid rates in 2012, reflecting continuing uncertain #
Exports from Vietnam to other Asian countries are also forecast to grow significantly over the coming years, and exports from Vietnam to the whole of Asia (excluding Japan) are expected to rise by an average of 15% per annum between 2013 and 2020.
Exports to EU countries from many of the world's leading clothing exporting countries fell at rapid rates in 2012, reflecting continuing uncertain #
For manufacturers based in India, exports to eight of the country’s ten largest markets declined in 2012.
Exports to EU countries from many of the world's leading clothing exporting countries fell at rapid rates in 2012, reflecting continuing uncertain #
In particular, there were sharp declines in Indian exports to a number of EU countries, including Belgium (down by 24.7%), Italy (down by 23.6%), Germany (down by 22.2%), France (down by 21.8%) and the Netherlands (down by 15.9%).
Exports to EU countries from many of the world's leading clothing exporting countries fell at rapid rates in 2012, reflecting continuing uncertain #
The only increases were in Indian exports to the UAE (up by 9.6%) and Saudi Arabia (up by 3.7%). Manufacturers in Indonesia also suffered sharp declines in their exports to a number of EU countries, including the Netherlands (down by 24.8%), France (down by 23.1%) and Germany (down by 13.0%).
Exports to EU countries from many of the world's leading clothing exporting countries fell at rapid rates in 2012, reflecting continuing uncertain #
Exports to EU countries from many of the world's leading clothing exporting countries fell at rapid rates in 2012, reflecting continuing uncertain #
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