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Dollar Fall Scares Brazilian Industry PDF Print E-mail
Written by Alana Gandra   
Wednesday, 15 June 2005

Exports by the Brazilian textile industry may be damaged by the depreciation of the US dollar, after last year's record-breaking export sales of US$ 2.080 billion.

This warning was sounded by the vice-president of the Syndicate of Spinning and Weaving Industries of the State of Rio de Janeiro, Antonio César Berenguer de Bittencourt Gomes, during the 6th Fashion Business Fair (spring/summer 2006) at the Museum of Modern Art in Rio.

Berenguer observed, however, that this situation will not materialize in the short run, thanks to the record-breaking production of cotton, at a low price, helping to keep it competitive internationally.

He estimated that shipments abroad of Brazilian products should increase around 10% this year, whereas the previous forecast was for growth of up to 30%.

The textile industry has invested as much as US 1 billion per year on modernization (equipment purchases), according to Berenguer.

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