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| | | ... Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade), next to China. According to DFAT data, Japan accounts for 17% of Australia's total exports as at the end of 2011, second only to China which buys 25% of our goods and services shipments but far more than the ... |
| | | | ... renminbi-denominated assets as many emerging markets local currency debt funds do. A higher renminbi could also hurt Chinese exports by making it more expensive for overseas economies to by goods, resulting in an increased focused on the Chinese consumer. ... |
| | | | ... or 320.51 points, to 23,091.95. Shanghai fell 0.24 per cent, or 5.68 points, to 2,318.61 despite data showing China's exports had surged a much better-than-expected 21.8 per cent on year in February, even with the week-long Lunar New Year holiday, while ... |
| | | | ... positive signs in Japan too. Retail sales came in higher than predicted in December and soon - with the yen's depreciation - exports are soon to follow. Thanks to China and its re-acceleration that, in turn, is thanks to Europe and the relative calm ... |
| | | | ... Company (AACo), was down 3.2 per cent after posting an $8.4 million loss in 2012 due to the impact of a suspension of live exports. AACo shares are down four cents to $1.21. Virgin Australia's $98 million plan to buy regional airline Skywest has been ... |
| | | | ... comeback. The better. China hard landing is dead. In addition to the improved data on retail sales, industrial production, exports, fixed asset investment we've seen so far, the latest HSBC flash PMI rose to 51.9 in January - the fifth consecutive gain ... |
| | | | ... two-year high in January. The yen retreated after a two-day rally as Japan logged a record trade deficit for 2012, with exports hit by the ongoing territorial spat with China and Europe's long-running debt crisis. Tokyo reversed early losses thanks to ... |
| | | | ... start of last year and a high of 10% in October 2009). The same goes for China. More recent statistical and survey data - exports, manufacturing and non-manufacturing PMI, retail sales, industrial production - have improved towards the end of last year. ... |
| | | | ... 48.1 per cent to $US231.1 billion ($A220.80 billion) in 2012 from the previous year, helped by a 7.9 per cent rise in exports to $US2.05 trillion, while imports increased 4.3 per cent $US1.82 trillion. However, the trade volume, the total of exports ... |
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