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Germanys Q3 2023 GDP dipped 0.1 per cent from Q2 and fell 0.8 per cent YoY. Nominal GDP grew 6.0 per cent, with employee compensation up 6.9 per cent. Foreign trade saw YoY exports and imports drop

Frances manufacturing business climate remains stable, according to business managers surveyed in November this year by a government agency. At 99, the synthetic indicator is just below its long-term

Chinas apparel exports to Russia grew by 30.09 per cent to $2.775 billion in January-September 2023, marking a strong recovery from a 2022 decline. This growth coincides with enhanced China-Russia investment

In Q2 2023, the EUs GHG emissions fell to 821 million tonnes CO2-eq. Despite this, the EUs gross domestic product remained stable with a minimal 0.05 per cent change. Manufacturing and gas supply

In the first three quarters of 2023, Japans apparel imports totalled $17.905 billion, with China as the top supplier, contributing 51.78 per cent. Japans imports from China decreased by 10.17 per cent

In January-October 2023, Chinas textile, garment, and accessory exports fell 9.21 per cent to $245.717 billion, compared to the same period in 2022. Garment exports dropped 8.7 per cent to $133.164

Bangladeshs vital readymade garments (RMG) industry, the worlds second-largest exporter after China, faces severe challenges. The sector, crucial for the countrys economy, is struggling with rising

Canada continues to remain the top market for US apparel exports, with a 33.8 per cent share ($1,331.98 million) of the total $3,940.27 million in January-August 2023. This marks a slight decrease from

In recent years, there has been a surge in used clothing trade, which is raising environmental concerns. Major exporters like the US face no global policy on quality or sorting, impacting countries like

Turkiyes textile industry faces high electricity costs at $0.18 per kWh, down from $0.23 last year but still above other countries. Pakistan also saw a decrease to $0.16 per kWh. In contrast, China