India textile exporters could gain as global apparel sourcing shifts from China: Nuvama
Nuvama sees an opening for India as China’s share of US apparel imports declines and inventories normalise. The opportunity depends on tariff parity, trade agreements and execution, while MMF capacity, garment scale and cotton-price volatility remain constraints.
Nuvama says India’s textile exporters could gain from apparel sourcing shifting away from China, supported by tariff parity, trade access and normalised US retail inventories. Key constraints remain MMF dependence, garment-scale gaps, cotton volatility and FTA or tariff-policy risks.
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