What is Market Watch
Report?
It is a comprehensive report which provides the price trend information on fibres and basic textile raw materials world-wide. It gives an excellent "big picture" perspective on the global fibre and intermediate industry which is original, timely and accurate. |
Why Market Watch
Report?
The Market Watch Report is a must read for decision makers, analysts,
manufacturers, since it provides vital information to make decision on the
happening price trends. The Market Watch Report can assist you in making
strategic decisions like buying and selling of the raw materials, which is very
essential in evaluating the final product cost. |
Who should subscribe
Market Watch Report?
Our reports provide the critical industry data and ready-for-action
intelligence you need for premeditated strategies and marketing research.
Reports cover the US, UK, Europe, Asia and other vital global markets. Thus, it
provides significant data for consulting companies, financial institutions and
analysts, manufacturers and suppliers, decision makers, strategic sourcing
companies, market research analysts and core industry players. |
How many reports do
we publish per month?
Two reports are issued every month covering 22 products. You may get a more
comprehensive view of our previous content by going through the sample issue. |
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Chinese goods biggest victim of trade protectionism
Director and researcher of Foreign Economic Research Institute from Chinas National Development and Reform Commission recently pointed out that there are four factors leading China to become the worlds biggest victim of trade protectionism. First, the proportion of China’s cases among worldwide cases that have attracted world trade protectionism is much higher than Chinas share of total global exports. Second, China and Germany account for the highest amount of exports in the world, but 53 percent of Germany’s trade is with the countries of the European Union, due to which trade frictions are less. Third, studies have found that goods exported from Germany are mainly intermediate products which do not have any consumer interaction. Fourth, trade protectionism is now concentrated in products of iron and steel, nonferrous metals, chemicals, textiles and apparels in which too Chinese goods have dominated the global trade.
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