Ind-Ra expects enhanced support measures by the government to improve India’s infrastructure in FY26 in terms of boosting investments in downstream capacities and competitiveness in the…
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Despite the severe challenges posed by global uncertainty, India’s home textile sector saw a significant export volume increase in FY24. Divya Shetty examines the factors behind…
The domestic cotton prices may continue to fall over the short term. India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra) has published the July 2022 edition of its credit…
Business from overseas markets has been a major contributor to the growth of Indian home textiles industry. Covid 19 and the US-China spat can be instrumental in further increasing India’s share in the global home textiles market, says Rakesh Rao.
India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra) has revised the textile sector outlook to improving for FY22 from negative, reflecting the likelihood of higher revenues and operating margins, post business disruptions led by COVID-19 in FY21.
India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra) has revised the textile sector outlook to improving for FY22 from negative, reflecting the likelihood of higher revenues and operating margins, post business disruptions led by COVID-19 in FY21.
The devaluation of Chinese currency yuan will have an adverse impact on India´s textiles exports and clothing, which is facing sluggish growth due to recessionary conditions in global markets. The surprise move by China to devalue its currency is a threat to the pace of India´s exports, according to analysts.