Textile Stocks Plunge After US-Bangladesh Trade Deal: Experts Weigh In

• Textile company shares dropped up to 6% for the second consecutive session on February 11.
• The fall followed the announcement of a US-Bangladesh agreement on reciprocal trade, offering zero reciprocal tariff rates for certain Bangladeshi textile goods.
• India's textile exports to the US will face an 18% tariff, compared to Bangladesh's zero tariff on select categories, intensifying competition.
• Experts suggest the market's sharp reaction reflects concerns over revenue visibility and pricing pressure, but India retains structural advantages.
• Investors are advised against a sudden exit, instead reassessing portfolios for companies with structural strengths and diversified exports.