Removal of COVID curbs in China to boost consumption: Bank of Finland
17 Mar 23 1 min read
China saw a significant boost in demand for sectors including textiles. Growing Asian economies like Cambodia and Vietnam, which export consumer goods to China, will be gaining the most in relative terms, according to a report by the Bank of Finland.
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Italy and France would gain from an increase in demand for products including textiles and leather products. Additionally, exports from Ireland and Spain to China could increase.
Fibre2Fashion News Desk (NB)
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