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| | | ... distancing and travel restrictions on activity. New orders declined for the fifth straight month in December, along with exports and employment. This was partly offset by the stronger manufacturing PMI - up from 53.8 in November to 55.2 in the following ... |
| | | | ... started the Sino-US trade war in 2018 - and by 9.5% from its 2020 low. Despite the yuan's sharp appreciation, Chinese exports jumped by 18.1% to a fresh record high of US$281.9 billion in December 2020, mainly supported by increased demand for protective ... |
| | | | ... constitute a major downside risk". This compares with the MYEFO's, "Recent trade actions affecting Australia's exports have not yet had a material impact on the forecast economic recovery, despite significant impacts on specific firms and regions. ... |
| | | | ... giving another twist to the garrotte - import bans and quotas and increased tariffs -- that's strangulating Australian exports to Beijing. This is because China is Australia's biggest export market. Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade ... |
| | | | ... (PPE) and masks and working from home electronic products - as well as increased seasonal Christmas demand - sent Chinese exports soaring by 21.1% in the year to November - the fastest rate of growth since February 2018 and nearly double market expectations ... |
| | | | ... export market. Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade data shows that Beijing accounts for 35.3% of total exports in 2019/20, much more than our next five biggest export markets combined - Japan (11.8%), South Korea (5.8%), USA (5.8%), UK ... |
| | | | ... So far, China has targeted Australian barley, lobster and coal. Most recently, it imposed duties of us to 212% on wine exports. Despite this, Yin said, global investors with a long-time horizon should not be deterred from investing in the nation. "Rather ... |
| | | | ... metal. Don't take my word for it, here's the latest from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS): "Iron ore exports reached a record high of $10.9 billion, accounting for 36% of Australia's total exports... Total exports increased by $1.8 ... |
| | | | ... that, the price of iron ore keeps on going and going... up. Iron ore accounts for over 25% of Australia's total goods exports. To date, iron ore prices have rallied by 57.5% from this year's low and are 33.2% higher compared with 2020's opening ... |
| | | | ... reading indicating expansion in three months - from 49.3 in September, driven by gains in production, new orders, sales and exports. The AiG performance of services index also swung back into expansion territory in October to a reading of 51.4 - the ... |
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