China remained Germany**;s most significant trading partner, despite a **.* per cent decrease in bilateral trade volume to **.* billion euros ($**.** billion) from the previous year**;s same quarter. The Ukraine-Russia war has spurred inflation in Europe and the US due to more expensive crude oil and other commodities, including food. This inflation has constrained the purchasing power of the average consumer, impacting the demand for discretionary items. The war has also disrupted economic, trading, and industrial activities in Germany and Europe at large.
China**;s apparel exports to Germany peaked at $*,***.*** million in July-September **** and then fell to $*,***.*** million in October-December ****, according to Fibre2Fashion**;s market insight tool TexPro.
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