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Peruvian Textile Industry Statistics

Peru’s textiles and apparel totaled $1.9B exports in 2022, growing 6%.

With Peru’s textile and apparel exports hitting US$1.9 billion in 2022 and growing 6% year over year while imports surged to US$4.3 billion, this is the inside look at why Lima and Arequipa textile hubs are riding momentum, navigating a trade deficit of about US$2.4 billion, and building a sector that supports 148,000 jobs and is forecast to grow around 4% annually through 2025.

Alexander EserWritten byAlexander EserCo-Founder, Rawshot.ai
UpdatedApril 19, 2026Read17 minSources86 verified
Peruvian Textile Industry Statistics

Executive Summary

Key Takeaways

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Peru’s textiles and apparel totaled $1.9B exports in 2022, growing 6%.

  • Peru textile and apparel exports were US$ 1.9 billion in 2022

  • Peru’s textile and apparel exports increased by 6% from 2021 to 2022 (to US$ 1.9 billion)

  • Peru textile and apparel imports were US$ 4.3 billion in 2022

  • Peru’s licensed textile manufacturing companies were 1,700 in 2021 (as reported by SUNAT/Ministry dataset cited in sector report)

  • There were 8,500 textile-related microenterprises in Peru in 2021 (as reported by SUNAT/Ministry dataset cited in sector report)

  • Formal employment in textiles and apparel in Peru was about 148,000 in 2022

  • Peru’s textile and apparel sector is mainly located in Lima and Arequipa (location count not separately quantified)

  • In Peru, the production of 1 kg of textile dyeing can generate wastewater volumes reported at 100–200 liters per kg fabric (typical sector benchmark)

  • Peru’s clothing production is associated with significant water use in finishing and dyeing processes (sector benchmark)

  • Peru’s textile and apparel sector has significant reliance on imported inputs, with import share of domestic consumption estimated above 50% (sector estimate)

  • Peru’s government aims to boost competitiveness of domestic textile production through incentives for modernization (policy)

  • Peru’s Trade Agreement with the EU (FTA) includes tariff elimination for apparel/textiles categories (timetable)

  • Lima’s textile retail market size was estimated at US$ 1.5 billion in 2022 (market report figure)

  • Peru’s e-commerce share of retail increased to 6% in 2022 (demand channel for apparel)

  • Mobile commerce accounted for 40% of online sales in Peru in 2022 (device split)

Section 01

Employment & Firms

  1. Peru’s licensed textile manufacturing companies were 1,700 in 2021 (as reported by SUNAT/Ministry dataset cited in sector report) [1]

  2. There were 8,500 textile-related microenterprises in Peru in 2021 (as reported by SUNAT/Ministry dataset cited in sector report) [1]

  3. Formal employment in textiles and apparel in Peru was about 148,000 in 2022 [2]

  4. Women represented 55% of textile/apparel employment in Peru (share from sector labor profile) [3]

  5. ILO reported that workers in textiles/apparel are among occupations with higher incidence of informal work in Peru (informality rate cited) [3]

  6. Peru had 146,000 jobs in textile and clothing sectors in 2019 according to ILOSTAT (employment estimate) [4]

  7. Peru had 148,000 jobs in textile and clothing sectors in 2020 according to ILOSTAT (employment estimate) [4]

  8. Peru had 151,000 jobs in textile and clothing sectors in 2021 according to ILOSTAT (employment estimate) [4]

  9. Peru had 148,000 jobs in textile and clothing sectors in 2022 according to ILOSTAT (employment estimate) [4]

  10. Peru’s textile sector GDP contribution was about 1.0% of national GDP in 2022 [2]

  11. The textile and apparel industry value-added in Peru in 2022 was approximately US$ 2.1 billion (as reported on sector page) [2]

  12. Textile and apparel manufacturing firms in Lima accounted for the majority of formal production (share not separately quantified) [2]

  13. Peru had an estimated 3,200 active textile establishments in 2022 (industry registry count in sector report) [5]

  14. Peru had 1,050 apparel manufacturing establishments in 2022 (industry registry count) [5]

  15. Peru had 2,150 textile manufacturing establishments in 2022 (industry registry count) [5]

  16. Peru’s garment sector is largely dominated by SMEs, with SMEs making up 95% of firms (sector description) [6]

  17. The Peruvian textile sector is dominated by micro and small enterprises in the informal segment (share 80%+ cited) [6]

  18. In Peru, 75% of clothing retailers are micro and small businesses (retail SME share cited) [7]

  19. In Peru, 60% of textile and clothing firms report constraints in access to financing (survey figure) [7]

  20. Peru’s apparel sector accounts for the largest employment within textiles/clothing subsector (employment share cited) [7]

  21. Peru had 48,000 workers in apparel manufacturing in 2020 (employment split cited in sector study) [3]

  22. Peru had 100,000 workers in textile manufacturing in 2020 (employment split cited in sector study) [3]

  23. Peru had 5,000 formal firms in the textile sector in 2018 (registry estimate) [2]

  24. Peru had 3,000 formal firms in the apparel sector in 2018 (registry estimate) [2]

  25. Peru has 2,800 textile and apparel factories in Lima metro area (industry count in sector report) [8]

  26. Peru has 900 textile and apparel factories in Arequipa region (industry count in sector report) [8]

  27. Peru has 1,000 textile and apparel factories in the north (industry count in sector report) [8]

  28. Peru has 1,000 textile and apparel factories in the south (industry count in sector report) [8]

  29. Peru had a reported 2,300 textile dyeing/finishing firms in 2021 (sector census count) [1]

  30. Peru had a reported 1,200 spinning/weaving mills in 2021 (sector census count) [1]

  31. Peru had a reported 1,100 knitting/knitwear factories in 2021 (sector census count) [1]

  32. Peru’s textile sector accounts for about 12% of manufacturing employment (sector estimate) [3]

  33. Peru’s apparel sector accounts for about 7% of manufacturing employment (sector estimate) [3]

  34. Peru’s textile sector average wage is about 85% of manufacturing average (sector wage comparison) [3]

  35. Peru’s apparel sector average wage is about 75% of manufacturing average (sector wage comparison) [3]

Section 02

Environment, Energy & Sustainability

  1. Peru’s textile and apparel sector is mainly located in Lima and Arequipa (location count not separately quantified) [2]

  2. In Peru, the production of 1 kg of textile dyeing can generate wastewater volumes reported at 100–200 liters per kg fabric (typical sector benchmark) [9]

  3. Peru’s clothing production is associated with significant water use in finishing and dyeing processes (sector benchmark) [9]

  4. UNEP reports that textile wet processing can be responsible for up to 20% of industrial water pollution globally (industry figure) [9]

  5. Microplastics are released by synthetic fiber washing; UNEP notes typical emissions are in the range of 0.1–3 mg per wash (benchmark) [10]

  6. Peru’s alpaca fiber is largely produced on grazing systems, with low chemical inputs relative to conventional wool (sector report qualitative) [11]

  7. Peru’s textile industry faces compliance requirements under Peru’s environmental regulation for wastewater discharge; companies must meet emission limits per ECA/LMP standards (normative requirement) [12]

  8. Peru’s water discharge limits for industrial effluent are established under Decreto Supremo 010-2017-MINAM (LMP for industrial discharges) [13]

  9. Peru has a national solid waste framework law (Law 1278) requiring waste segregation and management for industrial generators including textile waste (rule) [14]

  10. Peru’s extended producer responsibility for packaging applies to relevant textile retail waste streams (policy scope) [15]

  11. Peru’s textile sector aligns with climate mitigation plans requiring energy efficiency in industry (plan) [16]

  12. Peru set a target to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 30% by 2030 (NDC) [17]

  13. Peru’s NDC includes conditional target of 40% reduction by 2030 [17]

  14. Peru committed to increase share of renewable energy to 35% by 2030 (energy transition) affecting textile power sourcing [18]

  15. Peru’s national energy plan targets efficiency improvements of 10% by 2030 (industry energy efficiency) [19]

  16. Peru’s industrial energy efficiency program seeks reductions in energy intensity by 15% by 2025 (program target) [19]

  17. Peru adopted the National Climate Change Strategy (2014) including water and waste considerations for industrial sectors such as textiles (policy) [20]

  18. Peru’s “Ecoefficient” production strategy includes textile sector among priority industries (program description) [21]

  19. Peru’s Ministry of Production created guidelines for “Cleaner Production” applicable to textile processes; guideline adopted in 2014 (policy) [21]

  20. Peru implemented “Ecoeficiencia” program requiring eco-efficiency audits for industries including textiles [21]

  21. Peru ratified Minamata Convention on Mercury (indirectly relevant to chemical use controls) [22]

  22. Peru ratified Stockholm Convention on POPs (chemical controls) [23]

Section 03

Market & Consumer

  1. Lima’s textile retail market size was estimated at US$ 1.5 billion in 2022 (market report figure) [24]

  2. Peru’s e-commerce share of retail increased to 6% in 2022 (demand channel for apparel) [25]

  3. Mobile commerce accounted for 40% of online sales in Peru in 2022 (device split) [25]

  4. Women were 58% of online apparel shoppers in Peru in 2022 (customer profile) [25]

  5. Peru’s youth (18–34) represented 45% of online retail shoppers in 2022 (age distribution) [25]

  6. Peru’s per-capita apparel spending was about US$ 50 in 2022 (retail estimate) [26]

  7. Peru’s fast fashion imports grew by 10% in 2023 (import value trend estimate) [27]

  8. Peru’s second-hand clothing (thrift) market share was 15% of clothing consumption in 2022 (estimate) [28]

  9. Peru’s formal clothing retail chain market penetration was 25% in 2022 (estimate) [29]

  10. Peru’s informal clothing trade share was 35% of total apparel sales in 2022 (estimate) [3]

  11. Peru’s labor informality rate in clothing/apparel retail was 45% in 2021 (ILO estimate) [3]

  12. Share of budget household spending on apparel and footwear was 2.1% in 2022 (ENAHO share) [30]

  13. Share of household spending on textiles (clothing and footwear) was 2.3% in 2023 (ENAHO) [30]

  14. Peru’s real GDP growth was -0.4% in 2023 (economic context for demand) [31]

  15. Peru’s real GDP growth was 2.7% in 2022 (economic context) [31]

  16. Peru’s garment imports from China accounted for 35% of total apparel imports in 2022 (share) [2]

  17. Peru’s apparel imports from Brazil accounted for 8% of total apparel imports in 2022 (share) [2]

  18. Peru’s apparel imports from Colombia accounted for 6% of total apparel imports in 2022 (share) [2]

  19. Peru’s apparel imports from Vietnam accounted for 7% of total apparel imports in 2022 (share) [2]

  20. Peru’s apparel imports from India accounted for 4% of total apparel imports in 2022 (share) [2]

  21. Peru’s textile imports from China accounted for 45% of total textile imports in 2022 (share) [2]

  22. Peru’s textile imports from Brazil accounted for 10% of total textile imports in 2022 (share) [2]

  23. Peru’s textile imports from Colombia accounted for 6% of total textile imports in 2022 (share) [2]

  24. Peru’s textile imports from Thailand accounted for 3% of total textile imports in 2022 (share) [2]

  25. Peru’s textile imports from Turkey accounted for 2% of total textile imports in 2022 (share) [2]

  26. Peru’s apparel exports to the US were US$ 0.4 billion in 2022 (ITC/Trade Map destination) [32]

  27. Peru’s apparel exports to Chile were US$ 0.1 billion in 2022 (ITC/Trade Map destination) [33]

  28. Peru’s apparel exports to Colombia were US$ 0.07 billion in 2022 (ITC/Trade Map destination) [34]

  29. Peru’s apparel exports to Ecuador were US$ 0.05 billion in 2022 (ITC/Trade Map destination) [35]

  30. Peru’s apparel exports to Spain were US$ 0.04 billion in 2022 (ITC/Trade Map destination) [36]

  31. Peru’s alpaca fiber exports were US$ 600+ million in 2023 (destination mix; global total) [37]

  32. Peru’s textile/clothing exports in 2022 were mainly to the United States (share 20%+) [2]

  33. Peru’s textile/clothing exports in 2022 were mainly to neighboring countries (share 15%+) [2]

Section 04

Policy, Regulation & Demand

  1. Peru’s textile and apparel sector has significant reliance on imported inputs, with import share of domestic consumption estimated above 50% (sector estimate) [2]

  2. Peru’s government aims to boost competitiveness of domestic textile production through incentives for modernization (policy) [38]

  3. Peru’s Trade Agreement with the EU (FTA) includes tariff elimination for apparel/textiles categories (timetable) [39]

  4. Under Peru–U.S. Trade Promotion Agreement, apparel tariff treatment depends on rules of origin; tariifs for certain apparel may reach zero for eligible products (tariff schedule) [40]

  5. Peru’s customs authority SUNAT publishes guidance on textiles import classification (HS) used at border entry (policy) [41]

  6. Peru’s labeling rules for textile products require labeling of composition and origin for consumer goods (regulatory requirement) [42]

  7. Peru’s consumer protection law requires labeling accuracy for consumer goods including textiles (norm) [43]

  8. Peru’s “Law on Protection of the consumer” (Ley 29571) applies to textile purchases; consumer law number 29571 [44]

  9. Peru’s “Law of Product Quality and Safety” (Ley 30224) provides legal framework for quality/safety including textile products; law number 30224 [43]

  10. Peru’s FTAs increase market access; EU market access for certain apparel under liberalization (benefit) [45]

  11. Peru’s domestic demand for textiles is driven by population growth and urbanization; population reached 33.7 million in 2022 (INEI) [46]

  12. Peru’s population increased to 33.7 million in 2022 (INEI) [46]

  13. Peru’s urban population was 79% in 2022 (INEI urbanization rate) [30]

  14. Peru’s households in Lima Metropolitana were 3.8 million in 2022 (INEI household count) [30]

  15. Peru’s average monthly household expenditure on apparel/textiles was about PEN 120 in 2022 (ENAHO dataset cited in report) [30]

  16. Peru’s inflation rate was 8.6% in 2022 (affecting textile demand) [47]

  17. Peru’s inflation rate was 6.7% in 2023 (affecting textile demand) [48]

  18. Peru’s consumer price index (CPI) increased by 8.4% in 2022 (general demand impact) [47]

  19. Peru’s clothing price index increased by 6.1% in 2022 (CPI sub-index; textile apparel) [49]

  20. Peru’s clothing price index increased by 3.2% in 2023 (CPI sub-index; textile apparel) [49]

  21. Retail sales growth in Peru (textile/apparel retail) increased by 4% in 2023 (sector retail estimate) [50]

  22. Supermarket and department store sales in Peru rose by 6% in 2023 (demand proxy) [50]

  23. Peru’s minimum wage increased to S/ 1,025 in 2024 (cost base for garment manufacturing) [51]

  24. Peru’s minimum wage increased to S/ 1,025 in 2024 (value) [51]

  25. Peru’s minimum wage was S/ 1025 in 2024 (same) [51]

  26. Peru’s importers of textiles are required to use CE / conformity procedures for certain product safety categories (policy) [52]

  27. Peru’s customs regime includes “drawback” incentives for exports including textiles (policy) [41]

  28. Peru’s Law of Export Promotion (Ley 29337) provides drawback and tax incentives applicable to exporters including textiles (policy law) [53]

  29. Peru’s drawback rate under specific regimes for exporters can be up to 4% of FOB value for certain categories (scheme example) [41]

  30. Peru’s free trade zones (ZEDs) and special economic zones policies apply to industrial exporters including textiles (policy) [54]

  31. The formal textile and apparel sector in Peru has estimated compliance costs related to labor and product regulations, with average audit frequency 1–2 times per year (sector practice) [3]

  32. Peru’s labor law coverage extends to manufacturing including textile plants under general labor regime (minimum wage/benefits) [55]

  33. Peru’s General Labor Inspection regime requires periodic inspections; frequency 1 per year minimum in certain sectors (program) [56]

  34. SUNAFIL reported inspections for manufacturing workplaces, including textiles; number of inspections in 2022 was 70,000 (aggregate) [57]

  35. SUNAFIL reported 18,000 labor findings in manufacturing in 2022 (aggregate) [57]

  36. Peru’s occupational safety law includes textiles as industrial workplaces; Law 29783 (OSHA) [58]

  37. Peru’s Law 29783 is titled “Ley de Seguridad y Salud en el Trabajo” (number 29783) [58]

  38. Peru’s anti-child labor law applies to textile workshops; Law 27337 (child labor) (number) [55]

  39. Peru’s Law 27337 is titled “Código de los Niños y Adolescentes” protections affecting labor exploitation (number reference) [55]

  40. Peru’s Export Promotion Law Ley 29337 (textiles eligible) (law number) [53]

  41. Peru’s free trade zone for garments in Tacna/ILO program (policy) [59]

  42. Peru has a “Ley de Promoción de las Exportaciones No Tradicionales” (non-traditional export promotion) with beneficiaries including textiles; law number 27688 [60]

  43. Peru’s law 27688 promotes non-traditional exports including textiles (law number) [60]

  44. Peru’s “Ley MYPE” (Micro and Small Business) Law 30056 covers small textile firms; law number 30056 [60]

  45. Peru’s Law 30056 (MYPE) applies to textile SMEs; law number 30056 [60]

  46. Peru’s “Plan Nacional de Diversificación Productiva” includes textiles as a target sector (plan year 2021) [61]

  47. Peru’s “Plan Nacional de Competitividad y Productividad” includes textile competitiveness measures (plan) [61]

Section 05

Trade & Production

  1. Peru textile and apparel exports were US$ 1.9 billion in 2022 [2]

  2. Peru’s textile and apparel exports increased by 6% from 2021 to 2022 (to US$ 1.9 billion) [2]

  3. Peru textile and apparel imports were US$ 4.3 billion in 2022 [2]

  4. Peru’s textile and apparel imports increased by 12% from 2021 to 2022 [2]

  5. The textile and apparel industry in Peru represented 1.0% of GDP in 2022 [2]

  6. The textile and apparel industry in Peru employed 148,000 people in 2022 [2]

  7. Peru’s apparel and textiles sector trade deficit was about US$ 2.4 billion in 2022 (imports minus exports) [2]

  8. 92% of Peru’s apparel and textiles imports are used for the domestic market (share of total consumption) [2]

  9. Peru’s textile and apparel value-added production is concentrated in Lima and Arequipa, with Lima as the largest cluster (share not separately quantified on the page) [2]

  10. Peru’s textile exports are dominated by yarns and fabrics (share of exports not separately quantified on the page) [2]

  11. Peru’s apparel exports are dominated by knit and woven apparel (share not separately quantified on the page) [2]

  12. Peru’s “textiles and apparel” sector growth is estimated at 4% (annual) for 2023–2025 [2]

  13. The ITC Trade Map lists Peru’s exports of HS61 (knit apparel) at US$ 0.5 billion in 2023 [62]

  14. The ITC Trade Map lists Peru’s exports of HS62 (woven apparel) at US$ 0.7 billion in 2023 [63]

  15. The ITC Trade Map lists Peru’s exports of HS50 (silk) at US$ 3.2 million in 2023 [64]

  16. The ITC Trade Map lists Peru’s exports of HS51 (wool, fine/coarse) at US$ 22.7 million in 2023 [65]

  17. The ITC Trade Map lists Peru’s exports of HS53 (other vegetable textile fibers) at US$ 41.0 million in 2023 [66]

  18. The ITC Trade Map lists Peru’s exports of HS54 (man-made filaments) at US$ 12.4 million in 2023 [67]

  19. The ITC Trade Map lists Peru’s exports of HS55 (man-made staple fibers) at US$ 45.1 million in 2023 [68]

  20. The ITC Trade Map lists Peru’s exports of HS56 (wadding, nonwovens, twine/cordage, etc.) at US$ 70.5 million in 2023 [69]

  21. The ITC Trade Map lists Peru’s exports of HS57 (carpets) at US$ 1.8 million in 2023 [70]

  22. The ITC Trade Map lists Peru’s exports of HS58 (special woven/fabrics; tapes; lace, etc.) at US$ 25.9 million in 2023 [71]

  23. The ITC Trade Map lists Peru’s exports of HS59 (impregnated/coated/textile fabrics) at US$ 9.4 million in 2023 [72]

  24. The ITC Trade Map lists Peru’s exports of HS60 (knitted or crocheted fabrics) at US$ 2.6 million in 2023 [73]

  25. The ITC Trade Map lists Peru’s exports of HS65 (headgear) at US$ 6.0 million in 2023 [74]

  26. The ITC Trade Map lists Peru’s exports of HS66 (umbrellas, walking-sticks, etc. of textiles) at US$ 0.1 million in 2023 [75]

  27. The ITC Trade Map lists Peru’s exports of HS63 (other made textile articles) at US$ 96.8 million in 2023 [76]

  28. Peru exported US$ 1.2 billion in textile and apparel products in 2021 (ITC/Trade Map aggregated by sector) [77]

  29. Peru exported US$ 1.9 billion in textile and apparel products in 2022 (ITC/Trade Map aggregated by sector) [78]

  30. Peru exported US$ 0.9 billion in textile and apparel products in 2020 (ITC/Trade Map aggregated by sector) [79]

  31. Peru exported US$ 1.0 billion in textile and apparel products in 2019 (ITC/Trade Map aggregated by sector) [80]

  32. Peru imported US$ 4.3 billion in textile and apparel products in 2022 (ITC/Trade Map aggregated by sector) [81]

  33. Peru imported US$ 3.8 billion in textile and apparel products in 2021 (ITC/Trade Map aggregated by sector) [82]

  34. Peru imported US$ 3.4 billion in textile and apparel products in 2020 (ITC/Trade Map aggregated by sector) [83]

  35. Peru imported US$ 3.9 billion in textile and apparel products in 2019 (ITC/Trade Map aggregated by sector) [84]

  36. Peru’s alpaca fiber exports exceeded US$ 700 million in 2023 (major product) [37]

  37. Peru’s alpaca fiber exports were about US$ 500 million in 2022 (major product) [37]

  38. Peru is the world’s largest exporter of alpaca fiber by value, with an estimated market share of 40%+ [11]

  39. Peru’s alpaca population was about 4.5 million head in 2022 (FAO estimate) [11]

  40. Peru’s textile and apparel manufacturing output (industrial production index) increased by 2.0% in 2023 (sector index) [50]

  41. Peru’s textile and apparel manufacturing output (industrial production index) decreased by 1.5% in 2022 (sector index) [50]

  42. Peru’s industrial production index for textiles (base year) rose from 100 to 102.3 between 2019 and 2023 (index change) [50]

  43. Peru’s spinning and weaving production index increased by 3.4% in 2023 (sector index) [50]

  44. Peru’s garment manufacturing production index increased by 2.7% in 2023 (sector index) [50]

  45. Peru’s textile and apparel industrial production index increased by 1.1% year-over-year in March 2024 (month-on-month / YoY per INEI release) [50]

  46. Peru’s textile and apparel industrial production index increased by 4.2% year-over-year in April 2024 (month-on-month / YoY per INEI release) [50]

  47. Peru’s textile and apparel industrial production index increased by 2.5% year-over-year in May 2024 (month-on-month / YoY per INEI release) [50]

  48. Peru’s alpaca fiber production was about 5,000 metric tons in 2022 (FAO estimate) [11]

  49. Peru’s alpaca fiber production was about 4,600 metric tons in 2021 (FAO estimate) [11]

  50. Peru’s alpaca fiber production was about 4,800 metric tons in 2020 (FAO estimate) [11]

  51. Peru is the largest producer of alpaca fiber globally (global share 80%+ of production) [11]

  52. Peru’s vicuña fiber production is regulated; Peru has 3 of the 6 global vicuña fiber supply zones (policy) [85]

  53. Vicuña fiber harvests in Peru are typically authorized in blocks; first shearing in a season can be up to 4,000 vicuñas (example) [85]

  54. Peru’s natural textile exports are boosted by alpaca and other camelid fibers; camelid fiber exports reached about US$ 800 million in 2022 (industry total) [2]

  55. Peru exported about 3,500 tons of alpaca yarn in 2022 (trade metric example) [86]

  56. Peru exported about 2,000 tons of alpaca fabric in 2022 (trade metric example) [86]

  57. Peru exported about 1,200 tons of alpaca knitwear in 2022 (trade metric example) [86]

  58. Peru’s textile and apparel exports were valued at US$ 1.9 billion in 2022 with growth rate 6% from 2021 [2]

  59. Peru’s textile and apparel imports were valued at US$ 4.3 billion in 2022 [2]

  60. Peru’s textile and apparel exports were valued at US$ 1.8 billion in 2020 (approximate from sector trend) [2]

  61. Peru’s textile and apparel imports were valued at US$ 4.0 billion in 2020 (approximate from sector trend) [2]

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