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Indian textile exports to the US fell 28.7% YoY in February amid tariff pressures, signaling sustained demand destruction for Indian apparel/home textile exporters. While China was hit harder (-45.2%), India lost share to Vietnam (+5%), raising concerns about competitiveness and FY27 earnings for export-heavy textile names.
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Indian textile exports to the US fell 28.7% YoY in February amid tariff pressures, signaling sustained demand destruction for Indian apparel/home textile exporters. While China was hit harder (-45.2%), India lost share to Vietnam (+5%), raising concerns about competitiveness and FY27 earnings for export-heavy textile names.
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Government approval of 52 new textile PLI applications with Rs 6,708 crore investment commitment is a structural positive for the Indian textile sector. Focus on manmade fibre, technical textiles, and apparel signals capacity expansion and export competitiveness. Being a month-old news, market has largely priced this in but lingering positive bias remains for PLI beneficiaries.
India is pursuing trade deals with 20 more countries including GCC, Eurasian bloc, and Israel, aiming to secure preferential access to two-thirds of global trade. This is a structural positive for Indian exporters across textiles, pharma, chemicals, engineering goods and IT services. Article is ~1 month old, so immediate reaction is priced in but theme remains a medium-term tailwind.