Japan'S Exports Decreased By 3.3% In July

2011/8/23 14:50:00 39

According to the Japan economic news,

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The Ministry of Finance announced 18 trade statistics in July (quick report value), with an export volume of 57819 billion yen, down 3.3% from the same period last year, a decrease of 1.6% over June, and an increase of 57094 billion yen, an increase of 9.9% over the same period last year and a trade surplus of 72 billion 500 million yen.

As the supply chain of spare parts products was repaired, automobile exports increased, while exports in July decreased by 4% compared with the same period last year, but the decline was 13% lower than that in June.

Exports to the United States and China

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Machine tools increased by nearly 4.

However, because of the decrease in the export of large vessels and the sharp fall in prices, a decline of 31%, coupled with a slowdown in the growth of diesel exports, has restricted export growth.

The export volume index (seasonally adjusted) increased by 0.3% in the cabinet office, which rose by 4% from the export index to the US and Europe, which exceeded the level of February before the earthquake, but to Asia.

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The increase is only 0.6%, and has not yet been restored to pre earthquake level.

In the future, exports will be at a standstill after August due to electricity saving, production decline and overseas economic slowdown and yen appreciation. Market participants believe that the global economic slowdown may constrain Japan's export growth.