Coronavirus intensified the trend begun by ‘trade war’
United States-based Freightos marketplace data propose that among U.S. importers, Coronavirus has deepened a trend that was started by the US-China trade war. Importers are
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China deal and cotton
United States-China trade deal (Phase-1) signed recently raises hopes for the cotton sector On the day when the United States-China trade deal (Phase 1) was
Cotton and yarn update (January)
Market situation The demand for yarn remains subdued although the conventional lean period starts from April to September. Demand for recycled and sustainable products remains
China remains the top sourcing for fast-fashion manufacturing
According to the latest Chinese Customs Statistics from January to August 2019, among the top 10 garment exporters in China, American brands such as Nike
The future does not belong to ‘globalists’ the future belongs to ‘patriots’
At the 74th session of the United Nations General Assembly in UN headquarters in New York, the President of the USA Donald Trump emphasized to
US-China trade war: RMG exports to help Bangladesh GDP to grow by 0.20%
The ongoing trade war between the US and China has been an opportunity for Bangladesh in enlarging export earnings from the United States of America.
What possibilities are ahead for Bangladesh RMG sector regarding the USA market?
Textile Today Question of the Month World economics is shaking due to US-China Trade war. But the analysts are saying a country like Bangladesh which
Off-price retailers to thrive in future
Off-price retail business will thrive in the coming days, when retailer giants are overwhelmed with unwanted inventory, stocks, significant order cancellations due to the ongoing
China’s footwear market share in the US revived a little in July
Trump administration’s latest round of 15% tariffs imposition on $112 billion of Chinese goods which started from September 1, made the footwear importers pick up
China’s market share continuing to decline in US
Just a month before Trump administration’s latest round of 15% tariffs imposition on $112 billion of Chinese goods, USA companies imported $14.47 billion worth of
