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| | | ... by a hefty 11.0% drop in April; January's 15.0% rise was followed by a 9.2% decline in the following month. Philippine exports The weak global market continues to hamper Philippine exports. Total exports dropped by 11.4% in June - the 15th straight month ... |
| | | | ... previous month while profitability declined to 7 from 12. However, the employment component remained stable at 4 while exports increased to a reading of 3 from 2 in June and 1 in May. Price pressures remain low with labour costs easing to a quarterly ... |
| | | | ... surplus since January this year (US$6.3 billion) but was achieved through a much sharper decline in imports relative to exports. Imports dropped by 12.5% in the year to July - the 21st consecutive month of year-on-year contraction - while exports declined ... |
| | | | ... expected to expand to 135 million by 2020 this represents a huge opportunity for Australia's agricultural and services exports. Two-way trade between Australia and Indonesia is currently valued at about $11 billion, according to Department of Foreign ... |
| | | | Australia's record beef exports Australia exported a record 267,578 tonnes of grainfed beef in 2015-16, up 15% year-on-year. This is 4,618 tonnes higher than the previous record in 2006-07, according to the Meat and Livestock Association. The MLA said ... |
| | | | ... programme and the NZ Customs Secure Export Scheme (SES). "It is anticipated that the MRA will allow $3 billion of New Zealand exports to Australia to be fast tracked. As we increase membership of the ATT programme, we expect that $7.5 billion of Australian ... |
| | | | ... said. However, the associated increase in labour costs, despite subsidies to alleviate them, will hurt competitiveness and exports. As the short-run impact of the jump in household income wanes, growth is projected to edge down in 2017. Productivity ... |
| | | | ... showed strong gains in employment (+4 in June from +1 in May) and forward orders (+4 from +2) and continuing improvement in exports (+2 from +1) and profitability (+12 from +11). The fall in the "stocks" component from +4 to +1 in June is also good news ... |
| | | | ... the unemployment rate has fallen from last year's cyclical high. Significant currency depreciation is spurring services exports, particularly education and tourism. Low nominal interest rates, coupled with pent-up underlying demand, have been encouraging ... |
| | | | ... billion. This is worse than market expectations for a US$40.0 billion deficit and was driven by a combination of a decline in exports, down 0.2% in May -- as the US dollar index rose by 3.5% over the moth - and a 1.6% increase in imports. |
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