Merchandise exports rose 5.7% in September in USD terms, contrasting August’s revised 6.9% fall (previously reported: -6.0% year-on-year). Imports rose...
News Category: Trade
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Israel: Exports and imports increase in September -
Mexico: Exports slip for the second time in nearly three years in September Exports slipped 1.3% year-on-year in September, contrasting August’s 2.2% rise and marking the second fall since October 2016. The downturn... -
Thailand: Exports continue to falter in September Exports fell 1.4% year-on-year in September, improving from the 4.0% contraction in the prior month but contrasting market expectations of... -
Russia: Trade surplus narrows on another contraction in exports in August Merchandise exports totaled USD 33.8 billion in August, representing a marked 9.7% contraction from the USD 37.5 billion sum recorded... -
Argentina: Trade surplus widens further in September Exports jumped 14.1% in year-on-year terms in September, following August’s 7.0% increase. September’s outturn was the result of higher exported... -
Japan: Contraction in exports slows in September Nominal yen-denominated merchandise exports fell 5.2% year-on-year in September, the tenth consecutive monthly decline. Although the drop was softer than... -
Singapore: Non-oil exports contract at milder pace in September Non-oil domestic exports (NODX) fell 8.1% year-on-year in September, improving slightly from the revised 9.0% decline in August (previously reported:... -
India: Exports and imports both decrease in September Merchandise exports declined for the second consecutive month in September, dropping 6.6% compared to the same month a year earlier... -
Germany: Exports fall in August Exports fell 1.8% month-on-month on a calendar- and seasonally-adjusted basis, contrasting the revised 0.8% rise in the prior month (previously... -
Philippines: Export growth moderates noticeably in August; import collapse suggests weak domestic demand in Q3 Merchandise exports grew 0.6% in August, down from 3.5% in July. Weaker growth was driven by a slowdown in exports...