Export volumes fell, as did construction investment.
Not exact matches
The value of Australian iron ore
exports is expected to
fall next year as strong growth in production
volumes is offset by a slump in prices to a forecast $ US52.10 per tonne in 2016.
However, resource
export volumes rose modestly over 2003, with a sharp increase in the December quarter retracing earlier
falls.
Furthermore, the value of rural
exports fell by 12 per cent in the December quarter, implying another substantial
fall in rural
export volumes.
This has been driven by lower
export volumes, including an apparent
fall in the second half of 2004 despite a firm upward trend in short - term visitor arrivals.
However,
export volumes also
fell over 2003, with manufacturers losing competitiveness in international markets.
This approach starts by forecasting the
fall in import
volumes which each of our trading partners will experience and assumes that the
volume of our
exports to each country will
fall by a similar amount.
Thus, from Australia's perspective, the Asian slowdown may have its biggest effect not through lower
export volumes, but through a
fall in commodity prices, some (or, conceivably, a lot) of which has already happened because these markets are forward looking.
The
volume of metals
exports (excluding gold) has also
fallen over the past year.
Although data on
export prices for the Asian countries are fairly scarce, evidence from South Korea shows their
export prices have
fallen significantly in world currency terms, stimulating strong growth in their
export volumes.
These events have contributed to a decline in the
volume of
exports, a
fall in Australia's terms of trade and a widening of the current account deficit.
This suggests that since mid 2003
export volumes have largely reversed the 5 1/4 per cent
fall that occurred over the previous 12 months.
According to Leonardo Maugeri, in his December 2014 paper
Falling Short: A Reality Check for Global LNG
Exports, Australian LNG producers, to drive
volume, may price on their operating costs to make their delivered prices competitive, rather than include in their price recovery of their capital costs.
French
exports rose 6 per cent to 15 Mhl, but Italy and Spain, the world's two largest wine exporters by
volume, which also had a poor crop although not as bad, saw their
exports fall 7 and 13 per cent respectively to 21.5 and 19.1 Mhl.
Uncompetitive prices and
falling export volumes as major importers strike deals with new suppliers spell trouble ahead and farmers should be locking in record profits while they can.
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The value of Spain's wine rose 8.9 %, with
volumes flat at 0.1 %, fed by a number of different factor: although bulk wine
volume fell in value as the price per litre rose «significantly», this was offset by value sales rising 11 % and there was an improvement in PDO wine
exports which make up around 16 % of sales.
The price of sparkling wine also
fell by double - digits, but this boosted both
volume and value
exports by 23.7 % and 9.4 % respectively.
Australia saw
volume exports fall 1.6 % in the first quarter, but this was driven by a tail - off in bulk wine shipments, and offset by an improvement in bottled wines, which helped drive the 14.1 % increase in value shipments.
Although California's EU
exports have
fallen in
volume,
exports have experienced a net value increase, reflecting the continued premiumization of California wine
exports
According to Meat & Livestock Australia, the industry's peak body, the
volume of beef
exports to mainland China has
fallen 14 per cent in the year to September 2017.