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Vietnam's textile exports rise in Jan-Oct; yarn prices stay pressured

08 Nov '25
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Vietnam's textile exports rise in Jan-Oct; yarn prices stay pressured
Vietnam's textile exports rise in Jan-Oct; yarn prices stay pressured

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  • Vietnam's textile and garment exports grew *.*% year-on-year to $**.** billion during January–October 2025, driven by demand recovery in the US, Japan and South Korea.
  • Yarn exports fell in value despite higher volumes due to pricing pressure from regional competition.
  • China remained the largest yarn buyer.
  • VITAS has raised its 2025 export target to $**–** billion.

However, Vietnam’s yarn exports fell *.* per cent year-on-year to $*,***.*** million in value, even as volumes increased *.* per cent to *,***,*** tons. This suggests continued price pressure due to surplus supply in regional spinning markets and competition from India and China, keeping unit prices lower.

On a month-on-month basis, textile and garment exports declined *.* per cent in October **** to $*.*** billion, indicating a moderation in buying after peak seasonal orders. Yarn exports in October rose *.* per cent in value to $***.*** million, with volumes up *.* per cent to ***,*** tons.

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