Sentences with phrase «export business fell»

New export business fell at a similarly sharp rate, albeit one slower than in July.

Not exact matches

And perhaps worst of all, the export cartel model, the one that all but made the Canadian potash business what it is, is in danger of falling apart.

If these inflows however are counterbalanced by rising private inflows from Chinese businesses and wealthy individuals taking money out of China, either because of weaker domestic growth prospects of because of rising nervousness and uncertainty, asset prices might not fall as much as we would have expected, but Australia will be caught in a vice a little like that of, for example, Spain, in which export weakness can not be partially counterbalanced by a weaker currency.

New export orders fell less quickly than total new business, with the latest decline the slowest since August 2011.

Solid growth in the quarter reflected a strong increase in household spending and the continued upswing in business investment, while net external demand again subtracted from growth, reflecting a fall in exports and continued rapid import growth.

During his last term in office, Piñera was able to maintain sufficient levels of business activity despite a similar fall in copper exports; though this fall was, admittedly, smaller than that experienced under Bachelet.

Food and Drink - Fall 2011 -(Page 146) > d DISTRIBUTORS CarbAmericas Taking New Roles CarbAmericas plans to diversify its business by entering into individually quick - frozen production and exporting fresh and frozen products worldwide.

The paper converted into packaging by the new acquisition will be sourced directly from Visy's kraft paper mills in Tumut, NSW, providing consistent export revenue for the Australian business that has also been boosted by greater customer exports to Asia and the falling Australian dollar.

Such declines may be reflected in the business of science; the National Academies reported the U.S. share of global high - tech exports fell during the last two decades from 30 to 17 percent, and its share of manufactured goods dropped from 33 billion in 1990 to 24 billion in 2004.

Increased finance is being made available for exporting, additional funds are being made available to borrow through the Small Business Bank, and Corporation Tax remains on track to fall to 17 % by 2020.

The optimists point out, however, that business spending is up and U.S. exports are improving, thanks to the falling dollar.