23 Feb 23 2 min read
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- China's apparel exports to the US continued to grow in 2022 after sharp recovery in 2021. However, the growth rate could not be maintained in the last quarter. The two largest economies of the world are involved in a number of geo-political disputes and also trade war. But they also know mutual economic value, and trade mutually for their own benefit.
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