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Woven Fabric Mills, Cotton
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US$
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May-2025 |
Doc #42209 |
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Market Overview
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Even amid the 90-day suspension of U.S. reciprocal tariffs, textile and garment manufacturers in Southeast Asia are anticipated to benefit from a temporary shift in global orders. However, the sector continues to experience a significant decline in orders from Chinese clients. Given ongoing inflationary pressures and weakened consumer demand, brand owners’ procurement capacity should not be viewed with excessive optimism. Moreover, expectations that Chinese products will be offloaded at low prices into Southeast Asian markets—amid surplus inventory and tariff-induced export constraints—pose an escalating risk of intensified price competition. This growing threat of order displacement is likely to dampen the region’s textile industry outlook in the second quarter of 2025, with performance projected to remain flat or weaken further.
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