Switzerland Exported Garments 32.2% Down In July 2010

According to the Swiss customs office (EZV), released in June 2010. foreign trade The statistical report pointed out that in July, the Swiss export list grew by 3.7% (+2.2% in real terms), and the negative growth -0.6% (+0.3% in real terms) in terms of imports.

This is also the first time that the growth of foreign trade has slowed down since the continuous growth of imports and exports in January (2010). Metal Industry is still a substantial growth in exports, and exports to other regions are still growing except for exports to Europe. Trade The surplus also reached a new high.

Total exports amounted to 16 billion 777 million Swiss francs in July. Imported The total amount is 13 billion 889 million Swiss francs, with a trade surplus of 2 billion 808 million 600 thousand Swiss francs.

The total export volume from January 2010 to July was 112 billion 822 million Swiss francs (+7.5% in real terms, +5.8% in real terms), with a total import of 99 billion 935 million Swiss francs (+6.4% in real terms, +5.0% in real terms) and a trade balance of 12 billion 888 million Swiss francs.

Swiss exports to Taiwan amounted to 149 million Swiss francs (+37.2%) in July, and imports amounted to 46 million Swiss francs (+17.6%), with a trade surplus of 103 million Swiss francs.

From January to July, Switzerland exported 868 million Rui Lang (+38.8%) to Taiwan, with an import amount of 381 million Rui Lang (+16.1%) and a trade surplus of 487 million Rui Lang.

The industries with the largest export growth are: the watch industry (+19.9%), the metal industry (+19.7%), the precision instrument category (+9.7%), the machinery and electronics industry (+8.3%), the plastics synthesis industry (+6.7%), and the textile industry (+0.2%).

Industries with negative growth in exports are: Chemical Industry