Sentences with phrase «export volumes by»

This trend continued in the March quarter, as import volumes grew by 3.5 per cent and export volumes by 1.7 per cent.

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.

Mid-tier iron ore miner Mineral Resources has increased its full - year net profit by 28 per cent to $ 231 million, with the help of a 93 per cent increase in iron ore export volumes.

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Exports are recovering slowly by volume, although more quickly in yen terms.

The value of exports rose by around 2 3/4 per cent in the March quarter, reflecting a strong pick - up in the volume of rural exports, as farm production recovers from the effects of the drought.

Furthermore, the value of rural exports fell by 12 per cent in the December quarter, implying another substantial fall in rural export volumes.

Export volumes increased by 4.1 per cent over the same period, reflecting modest overall growth among key trading partners.

The draft strategy also aims for the volume of LNG exports to rise to 30 mpta by 2020 and to 100 mpta by 2035.

The value of manufactured exports rose by 3 1/2 per cent in the December quarter, and with a stronger Australian dollar exerting downward pressure on prices in the quarter, volumes look to have increased solidly.

Manufacturing export revenues increased by around 4 3/4 per cent in the quarter, and are currently around 7 1/4 per cent higher than a year ago reflecting solid growth in volumes to most destinations.

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.

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.

«We see potential for our European exports growing in volume by 30 — 50 per cent.»

Export volumes posted a modest rise in the December quarter 2004, driven by a nascent recovery in resource exports and solid growth in manufactured exports (Graph 37).

Growth in export volumes over the year was subdued, with a recovery in rural exports and an increase in manufactured exports largely offset by weakness in other categories.

In the December quarter, the volume of manufactured exports rose by 3 1/2 per cent.

While growth in import volumes continued to outpace that of exports in the December quarter, the effect on the trade balance was again cushioned by a rise in the terms of trade, leaving the trade deficit broadly unchanged at 3.2 per cent of GDP (Graph 36).

In recent years Australia's balance of payments has been characterised by a lacklustre expansion in export volumes, rapid growth in import volumes, and a sharp increase in the terms of trade.

In the December quarter, the volume of resource exports rose by 6 1/2 per cent, after having declined over the earlier part of the year.

The volume of transactions in Canton Fair leads exports by 6 months.

Although according to the latest researches, the general level of prosperity was increasing throughout the Roman empire during the first century, and although Palestine might have been expected to share this increase along with a larger volume of trade, both import and export, and although this prosperity was apparently accompanied by a widespread increase in population, nevertheless Palestine was still geared to the past.

Under the GATT rules, governments in the industrialized world are required to reduce their «trade - distorting» subsidies by 20 % and to lower export subsidies by 36 % in value terms and 21 % in volume terms.

Most importantly the United States became our 3rd most important export market (by both value and volume) in 2016 (up from 4th and 5th place respectively) and today the US is our most important export market for dry white wines.

Exported beer declined -0.5 % by volume and declined -0.4 % by value over the last twelve months.

Exported bulk wine for the last twelve months declined -2.2 % by volume and declined -7.7 % by value.

Over the last three months exports grew +6.9 % by volume and grew +9.2 % by value.

The China market has grown rapidly over the past couple of years and is now Australia's fourth largest beef and largest sheepmeat export market by volume, exporting 148,000 tonnes of beef and 60,000 tonnes of sheepmeat to the market in 2015.

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.

Its wine exports to China dropped by 29.71 % over 2016 to US$ 24.45 million, and its export volume saw a double digit decrease as well, decreasing by 15.48 % to 8.12 million litres.

In terms of volume, the UK still ranks as Australia's biggest volume importer, responsible for 28 % of its total export volume, followed by the US, mainland China, Canada, and Germany.

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The volume of bottled wines grew by 1.8 m litres during the year, contributing an extra $ 5.2 million it noted, and the average price per litre on exports also rose to $ 3.05 per litre.

In 2016 — 2017, the value of exports to Hong Kong declined by 8 % to AU$ 114 million and volume declined by 15 % to 8 million litres, but the average value of exports to Hong Kong increased by 8 % to AU$ 13.88 per litre FOB.

The five biggest export markets for Burgundy remain the US, UK, Japan, Belgium and Canada — which together absorb some 60 % of Burgundy's exports by volume and value.

During the same period, the industry has increased its volume of exports within the EU by 28 %.

«Mainland China has now overtaken the US to become Australia's second largest export market by volume.

Exports to the UK, Australia's largest export destination by volume, increased in value by 9 % to AU$ 373 million and in volume by 8 % to 241 million litres.

According to trade statistics from Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC), the UK dairy industry has increased its dairy exports outside the EU by 91 % by volume over the last five years through to the end of 2014.

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.

The news comes as Australian wine exports hit record highs in both value and volume in 2017, in part fuelled by strong demand in China.

Europe, led by Britain, is the number one region for Australian exports, accounting for almost half of the total volume.

Despite higher volumes, the value of cheese exports declined by around 4 % in 2016 to $ 675m ($ 717m).

But Australia was in the same boat as other major wine exporters, with France also suffering a substantial downturn in exports to China of 12 per cent by volume, compared with Australia's 6 per cent drop in volume.

The increase in volume was aided to some degree by the depreciating Australian dollar and growth in major export markets, including Europe, Asia and North America.

Trade to Korea continues to exceed last year volumes, with shipments in September increasing by 29 % to 12,115 t, compared with the same period in 2010, and exports for the first nine months totalling 109,183 t, up 21 %.

Australian beef and veal exports are forecast to increase by 4 per cent in the 2015 - 16 period to $ 9.2 billion before a four per cent decline in 2016 - 17 as export volumes decline on the back of lower production.

The UK is a significant export market for Saint Clair by both volume and value.