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 NBP willing to invest in textile
 Pak-China FTA dents Indian cotton                                                                             ®



 export industry
 yarn exports



 India’s exports of cotton yarn have declined 38.8%   turn, led to a drop in prices.
 during the six months (April to September), with
 Mr Arif Usmani, NBP President said that NBP is ready to invest in the textile industry. He said that exporters
 June being the worst affected month in the last five   China’s free trade agreement (FTA) with Pakistan
 are invaluable assets of the country. He said economic development will be more fruitful with the
 years. Exports this year stood at 422 million kgs   from April this year is seen as one of the major
 cooperation of exporters as well as enterprises.
 valued at $1.27 billion compared to 654 million kgs   factors for the drop in India’s cotton yarn exports to
 valued at $2.08 billion in the same period last year.  China, which is among India’s top markets.
 Mr Khurram Mukhtar, PTEA Chairman, welcomed NBP President and said that the counter terrorism and
 extremism war has negatively impacted the textile industry. However, the condition is gradually improving.
 Quantity-wise, exports of cotton yarn have declined   There is an import duty ranging from 3.5% to 5% on
 Mr Mukhtar, highlighting the key initiatives said that the govt. has released funds of Rs 35bn in the existing
 every month from 90 million kgs in April 2019 to 67   cotton yarns imported from India into major
 fiscal year and another Rs 12bn have also been released. The disbursement will start by the end of May,
 million kgs in September 2019. The export quantity   markets like China, EU, Turkey and South Korea as
 2020 by SBP.
 of 59 million kgs in June 2019 was the lowest   against imports from competing countries like
 monthly export in the last five years. As a result of a   Bangladesh, Cambodia, Pakistan, Indonesia and
 Special energy tariffs for zero rated sectors have been announced to cut down the production cost of
 decline in exports this year, the supply of cotton   Vietnam which enjoys benefits of zero duty in these
 exports. The chairman further added, “The government would set a roadmap to generate robust economic
 yarn has increased in the domestic market and in   markets.
 activity, increase exports to $30bn and fulfil the premier’s vision of economic prosperity through exports.”
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 NCTO demands inclusion of   - FREE NAVIGATION
          - SELF CHARGING
 Fall in US apparel imports from China   - MODULAR GRIPPER SYSTEM

 finished textile items in
          - CONSTANT USE
 Pakistan booked second-highest growth   - ADAPTED TO WORKER´S
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 retaliatory list

 The volume of US apparel imports fell for a second   In terms of individual supplier countries, just four of
 consecutive month in September as additional   the top-ten recorded a year-on-year increase in
 A quick and transparent exclusion process has been urged by NCTO to raise tariff on Chinese imports
 tariffs on clothing imports from China kicked in and   shipment volumes in September, with Cambodia
 worth $200 billion from 10pc to 25pc, including textile items as well as apparel in the list of retaliatory tariff.  Watch our Product Video
 the back-to-school season came to an end. Growth
 booking the highest growth at 25.59%. China – the
 in shipment volumes from Cambodia surged during   largest supplier of apparel to the US – saw the
 Mr Kim Glas, NCTO president and CEO said, “We remain very concerned that finished Chinese textile
 the month, while China booked the largest decline   largest decline in shipments at 13.16% year-on-year
 home furnishings and apparel are not on the administration’s retaliatory tariff list. Chinese imports of
 – a milestone that adds to the suggestion that US   to 1.17bn SME, with imports from the country down
 finished goods into the U.S. market have the most significant impact on domestic textile and apparel
 buyers are continuing to explore alternative sourcing   13.3% month-on-month from the 1.35bn SME
 production, investment and jobs. In order to address the crisis, we need to get to the very
 options amid the ongoing trade war with the US.  recorded in August.
 heart of the problem.”
 According to U.S. government data, China predominantly ships end items to the U.S. versus intermediate
 The latest figures from the Department of
 Pakistan booked the second-highest growth with a
 inputs. Finished apparel, textile home furnishings and other made-up textile goods equate to 93.5 percent
 16.09% surge to 50m SME. Indonesia recorded the
 Commerce's Office of Textiles and Apparel (OTEXA)
 of U.S. imports from China in the sector, while fiber, yarn, and fabric imports from China
 show the volume of US apparel imports from all   only other rise with shipments up 3.18% to 94 SME.
 represent only 6.5 percent.
 sources fell 6.8% month-on-month in September to   For more information please contact:
 2.59bn square metre equivalents (SME). The   Mexico, meanwhile, reported the second-highest   MR. UWE LENKEIT
 He said, “NCTO also remains seriously concerned that some inputs critical to the competitiveness of US
 figures also show a 4.34% decline in volume   decline at 8.53% to 59m SME. El Salvador, India   Phone.:  +49 (0)5941 604-267
 textile manufacturers remain on the retaliation list and will now face a 25 per cent tariff. Duty increases on   eMail:   uwe.lenkeit@neuenhauser.de
 and Honduras all also reported declines at 4.96%,
 against the same month last year and a 2.1% drop
 inputs alone, without addressing the growing problem of end products can raise the cost of US textile
 in value terms year-on-year to US$7.77bn.  0.65%, and 0.62% respectively.
 manufacturers trying to compete with like Chinese products.”  Neuenhauser Maschinenbau GmbH
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