New Delhi, June 23 -- India's textile exports will likely improve as declining Chinese apparel export shares create fresh opportunities amid growing FTAs and global demand recovery, says Motilal Oswal.

According to the report, the global apparel retailers and brands are becoming increasingly optimistic about growth prospects amid stabilizing inventories, better sell-through trends, and recovering discretionary demand across the US and Europe.

"This is leading to improved sourcing visibility and healthier ordering cycles, which is positive for Indian textile exporters through stronger order flows, better capacity utilization, and improved margin visibility," the report said.

A key growth driver for the sector is the recently concluded I...