State of Industries affected during the economic Crisis

Garment exporters will explore the Japanese market as orders from the US and Europe, the main export destinations for Indian apparel, has been affected in the wake of the financial meltdown. Uganda’s coffee exports will be adversely affected by the ongoing economic meltdown in the West as commodity markets across the globe slump, China's export growth slowed as the global financial crisis cut demand, adding to the risk of a slump in the world's fourth-largest economy Japan slid into its first recession in seven years in the third quarter as the global financial crisis and a strong yen erode exports Nepal's exports of ready-made clothes have suffered considerably because of the financial crisis in the United States PRICES and demand for most of Australia's agricultural exports softened in October as a result of the global financial crisis China and the United States are linked economically,  with the two countries combining for more than 30 percent of worldwide gross domestic product (GDP) in 2007. China is the third-largest export market for the United States and, in 2007, Chinese exports to the United States accounted for 9.5 percent of Chinese GDP. In the past decade, U.S. exports to China increased six times as fast as U.S. exports to the rest of the world.