超级军网India smiles as US undresses China
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看看印度阿三的嘴脸，幸灾乐祸，哪天非把他灭了
MUMBAI: The US government’s move to re-impose quotas on certain categories of textile imports from China is fuelling a modest increase in the prices of Indian textile exports.
Leading global retailers have begun to offer better prices for Indian textile products after the US decided to impose curbs on Chinese textile imports that have surged after the dismantling of the quota regime from January 1, ’05.
The EU has also threatened to reimpose quotas on Chinese textile products creating further room for an increase in the prices for textile exports from India. China has announced on Friday that it will increase export tariffs on 74 classes of clothing and textile products, to prevent further protective barriers being imposed by its trading partners.
Indian textile export prices are expected to rise by 2-5% for the spring-summer season beginning January’06, according to industry sources. The shipments for the spring season will start from November.
“I was meeting buyers in the US when the news of the US action against China came on May 14. The buyers, who were trying to drive down prices, have suddenly started showing an inclination to offer better prices,” said the marketing manager of a Mumbai-based garment exporting firm. Post-quota, the prices of textile exports from India have fallen by 7-10% due to China’s move to drive down prices to build up huge volumes.
“The US government’s move can leave a psychological impact on the minds of buyers. This can push up the prices of Indian textile products,” said Rahul Mehta, director of the Mumbai-based exporting firm Creative Garments.
Industry sources said that a true picture will emerge in the next fortnight. While the buyers have started diverting orders to India, they are also looking at other countries as well.
“If the US continues to limit Chinese textile exports, this will lead to a swelling of the order position of Indian textile companies. It’s too early to make a prediction. I, however, feel that an expected increase in orders will naturally bring with it the benefit of better prices,” said Rajan Hinduja, director, Bangalore-based Gokaldas Exports.
The US government has mainly limited the imports of cotton shirts, trousers and underwear from China. The US and the EU began investigating Chinese import levels last month due to pressure from the domestic textile industry. As per WTO rules, countries have the right to act if they feel that serious market determination has taken place.
The US commerce secretary Carlos Guitierrez had recently said that investigations had established a major surge in imports from China.看看印度阿三的嘴脸，幸灾乐祸，哪天非把他灭了
MUMBAI: The US government’s move to re-impose quotas on certain categories of textile imports from China is fuelling a modest increase in the prices of Indian textile exports.
Leading global retailers have begun to offer better prices for Indian textile products after the US decided to impose curbs on Chinese textile imports that have surged after the dismantling of the quota regime from January 1, ’05.
The EU has also threatened to reimpose quotas on Chinese textile products creating further room for an increase in the prices for textile exports from India. China has announced on Friday that it will increase export tariffs on 74 classes of clothing and textile products, to prevent further protective barriers being imposed by its trading partners.
Indian textile export prices are expected to rise by 2-5% for the spring-summer season beginning January’06, according to industry sources. The shipments for the spring season will start from November.
“I was meeting buyers in the US when the news of the US action against China came on May 14. The buyers, who were trying to drive down prices, have suddenly started showing an inclination to offer better prices,” said the marketing manager of a Mumbai-based garment exporting firm. Post-quota, the prices of textile exports from India have fallen by 7-10% due to China’s move to drive down prices to build up huge volumes.
“The US government’s move can leave a psychological impact on the minds of buyers. This can push up the prices of Indian textile products,” said Rahul Mehta, director of the Mumbai-based exporting firm Creative Garments.
Industry sources said that a true picture will emerge in the next fortnight. While the buyers have started diverting orders to India, they are also looking at other countries as well.
“If the US continues to limit Chinese textile exports, this will lead to a swelling of the order position of Indian textile companies. It’s too early to make a prediction. I, however, feel that an expected increase in orders will naturally bring with it the benefit of better prices,” said Rajan Hinduja, director, Bangalore-based Gokaldas Exports.
The US government has mainly limited the imports of cotton shirts, trousers and underwear from China. The US and the EU began investigating Chinese import levels last month due to pressure from the domestic textile industry. As per WTO rules, countries have the right to act if they feel that serious market determination has taken place.
The US commerce secretary Carlos Guitierrez had recently said that investigations had established a major surge in imports from China.
MUMBAI: The US government’s move to re-impose quotas on certain categories of textile imports from China is fuelling a modest increase in the prices of Indian textile exports.
Leading global retailers have begun to offer better prices for Indian textile products after the US decided to impose curbs on Chinese textile imports that have surged after the dismantling of the quota regime from January 1, ’05.
The EU has also threatened to reimpose quotas on Chinese textile products creating further room for an increase in the prices for textile exports from India. China has announced on Friday that it will increase export tariffs on 74 classes of clothing and textile products, to prevent further protective barriers being imposed by its trading partners.
Indian textile export prices are expected to rise by 2-5% for the spring-summer season beginning January’06, according to industry sources. The shipments for the spring season will start from November.
“I was meeting buyers in the US when the news of the US action against China came on May 14. The buyers, who were trying to drive down prices, have suddenly started showing an inclination to offer better prices,” said the marketing manager of a Mumbai-based garment exporting firm. Post-quota, the prices of textile exports from India have fallen by 7-10% due to China’s move to drive down prices to build up huge volumes.
“The US government’s move can leave a psychological impact on the minds of buyers. This can push up the prices of Indian textile products,” said Rahul Mehta, director of the Mumbai-based exporting firm Creative Garments.
Industry sources said that a true picture will emerge in the next fortnight. While the buyers have started diverting orders to India, they are also looking at other countries as well.
“If the US continues to limit Chinese textile exports, this will lead to a swelling of the order position of Indian textile companies. It’s too early to make a prediction. I, however, feel that an expected increase in orders will naturally bring with it the benefit of better prices,” said Rajan Hinduja, director, Bangalore-based Gokaldas Exports.
The US government has mainly limited the imports of cotton shirts, trousers and underwear from China. The US and the EU began investigating Chinese import levels last month due to pressure from the domestic textile industry. As per WTO rules, countries have the right to act if they feel that serious market determination has taken place.
The US commerce secretary Carlos Guitierrez had recently said that investigations had established a major surge in imports from China.看看印度阿三的嘴脸，幸灾乐祸，哪天非把他灭了
MUMBAI: The US government’s move to re-impose quotas on certain categories of textile imports from China is fuelling a modest increase in the prices of Indian textile exports.
Leading global retailers have begun to offer better prices for Indian textile products after the US decided to impose curbs on Chinese textile imports that have surged after the dismantling of the quota regime from January 1, ’05.
The EU has also threatened to reimpose quotas on Chinese textile products creating further room for an increase in the prices for textile exports from India. China has announced on Friday that it will increase export tariffs on 74 classes of clothing and textile products, to prevent further protective barriers being imposed by its trading partners.
Indian textile export prices are expected to rise by 2-5% for the spring-summer season beginning January’06, according to industry sources. The shipments for the spring season will start from November.
“I was meeting buyers in the US when the news of the US action against China came on May 14. The buyers, who were trying to drive down prices, have suddenly started showing an inclination to offer better prices,” said the marketing manager of a Mumbai-based garment exporting firm. Post-quota, the prices of textile exports from India have fallen by 7-10% due to China’s move to drive down prices to build up huge volumes.
“The US government’s move can leave a psychological impact on the minds of buyers. This can push up the prices of Indian textile products,” said Rahul Mehta, director of the Mumbai-based exporting firm Creative Garments.
Industry sources said that a true picture will emerge in the next fortnight. While the buyers have started diverting orders to India, they are also looking at other countries as well.
“If the US continues to limit Chinese textile exports, this will lead to a swelling of the order position of Indian textile companies. It’s too early to make a prediction. I, however, feel that an expected increase in orders will naturally bring with it the benefit of better prices,” said Rajan Hinduja, director, Bangalore-based Gokaldas Exports.
The US government has mainly limited the imports of cotton shirts, trousers and underwear from China. The US and the EU began investigating Chinese import levels last month due to pressure from the domestic textile industry. As per WTO rules, countries have the right to act if they feel that serious market determination has taken place.
The US commerce secretary Carlos Guitierrez had recently said that investigations had established a major surge in imports from China.
有劳贴主翻译，看不懂英文的人很多。谢谢。
印度是占不了太多便宜的。他们的纺织和服装业的基础几乎还停留在手工时代，根本就是小农经济，给他个天吃，他都没有办法下口，如果他真的厉害， 早就和中国竞争了，中国如今也不会被美国单独点名的。所以阿三顶多也就是看看热闹，幸灾乐祸而已。中国的纺织业是很了不起的！要是把品牌打出来，就会更完美了！
人家阿三把一匹布往身上一裹 就算是衣服了。印度人如果愿意改变自己的穿着打扮的话，那印度就会成为纺织行业仅次于中国的世界第二大市场。
但是目前印度还是习惯把一匹布裹在身上，所以它现在还可以看看热闹。
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但是目前印度还是习惯把一匹布裹在身上，所以它现在还可以看看热闹。
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不好意思没有时间翻译啊，工作太忙了，能上论坛就不错了
不用翻译了，有关阿三的文章都是嘲笑阿三的，大家笑笑就可以了