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Textile & Garment – Sector Brief – May Export Updates

The prelim export turnover of Vietnam’s textile and garment remained stellar with 23.4% yoy and 0.6% mom, to USD3.1bn in May. The US persisted as the largest textile and garment importer with a USD1.6bn, +23.5% yoy/0.7% mom and accounting for 51% of Vietnam’s total textile and garment export value. Overall, in 5M22, Vietnam’s textile and garment export turnover soared 22.6% yoy to USD15bn.

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