Core: in 2010, China's total exports of textiles and clothing showed a steady upward trend, which is due to stable demand in the US and Europe.

According to us customs data, imports of textiles and clothing from China increased by 21.54% in the 1-4 months of 2010.

In 2010, China's total exports of textiles and clothing showed a steady upward trend, which is due to stable demand in the US and Europe.

According to us customs data, imports of textiles and clothing from China increased by 21.54% in the 1-4 months of 2010.

It is reported that in April, the unemployment rate in the United States was not expected to rise, with the severe debt crisis in the European Union, which triggered public concern about the two bottom of the international economy.

But it seems that the situation in the US is not as serious as imagined.

The US personal consumption index rebounded.

Domestic consumption grew for two consecutive months, an increase of 0.2%-0.4%.

Textiles and clothing are necessities of life.

As consumers in Europe and the United States have just experienced financial turmoil, they should be more mature, so consumption should be avoided.

Among the categories of textiles and clothing exported to the United States, fabrics grew the fastest, indicating that the American clothing and home textile manufacturing sector is recovering, and their demand for fabrics has increased.