南古吉拉特邦 nylon trade association, said the state should create a fair competitive environment for importers and nylon filament yarn end-users. The anti-dumping duty makes imported nylon filament yarn prices soaring domestic buyers are unable to pay such a high price, the nylon filament yarn sellers took the opportunity to monopoly price. On the other hand, domestic weaving factory in India imported 300 tonnes of woven fabric per month and faces fierce competition from the Chinese market. Concerned that the Government should these products instead of raw materials to impose anti-dumping duties.

New policies introduced by the Government, the association said, the development and introduction of new policies is to draw on the skills and expertise of foreign companies in order to attract foreign investment. Bad estimate the restrictive provisions of the Government of India, New Deal will have a single brand retailing what kind of impact, however, the international clothing company will continue to consider to establish or expand business in India. India raise the level of labor and the rise of the number of new middle-class will have a certain appeal investors.

Present, including Prada (Prada), the well-known brands, including Gap (GAP) are active in the Indian market to open stores. Others, such as Mark Sisi classes plugs (Marks & Spencer), Christian Dior (Christian Dior), including global retailer also plans to expand its market share in India

According to local media reports, Sri Lanka and Turkey to increase tariffs on imported clothing thing to expand the intergovernmental discussions. To protect domestic industry, Turkey is a substantial increase in import tariffs on clothing and fibers, apparel products from 9.6% to 52%, fiber products, from 6.4% to 35%. EU to lift Sri Lanka the GSP + preferential measures, Turkey still choose Sri Lanka as the country of origin of its apparel imports, the annual clothing trade amounted to $ 7000 ~ $ 80 million. The tariff increase to a greater impact on Sri Lanka’s garment exports.

Sri Lanka, local time on March 20, a few days ago, the Sri Lankan government will share the form of advanced technology and expertise to support the development of the garment industry in Namibia.

In talks with the Sri Lankan Industry and Commerce Minister Rishad Bathiudeen, Samuel K Muban Bo said, senior officials of the Republic of Namibia, Namibia is a strong development of the apparel industry, hoping to get the assistance of Sri Lanka in the technology and knowledge to be able to to reproduce the success in Sri Lanka. In response, Mr. Bathiudeen said that Sri Lanka is the world’s leading ethical clothing suppliers, Sri Lanka is ready to help the Namibian enterprise to obtain the basic knowledge of apparel manufacturing.

American Eagle said that the revised earnings estimates assume that third-quarter same-store sales will be flat year on year to a slight increase. That estimate does not include the potential impact of investment securities expenditure.

September same-store sales growth of 4%, much better than analysts’ average estimate of down 0.8%.

The five weeks ended October 2, the company’s total sales growth of 4 percent to $ 251 million.

So far this year, the company’s same-store sales growth of 2%, total sales increased 4 percent to $ 1.86 billion.

American Eagle is headquartered in Pittsburgh, has 933 stores in the United States and Canada.

British clothing chain Next warned on Thursday that British consumers next year spent on overhead or the percentage of the clothes will be double-digit, if cotton prices continue to rise. This bold prediction to overthrow the forecast in the Next Two months ago – when the company is expected next year, apparel prices rose will be between 5% to 8%. However, cotton prices rose in October alone has already reached 20%, Next said that the first quarter of next year clothing prices will rise 8%, while the increase in the spring of next year will reach 10%. Next now has 500 stores and 2.6 million online and catalog consumers.

The company noted that clothing prices the real culprit may be a speculative bubble. Rising demand from China, India decline, Pakistan was a series of floods as well as the chase for yield investors speculation in cotton prices soared 90 percent in the past 12 months. Commonwealth Bank of Australia said: “continuous rigid demand, India’s cotton growing areas during the rainy season is delayed and active speculation the market will continue to rise.”