Pride always comes before destruction.... -Proverbs 16:18
DARWINEX ZERO All Time Return:
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Exports rose 9.4 percent in the September 2013 quarter, after adjusting for seasonal effects, and imports rose 8.4 percent, Statistics New Zealand said today. Exports rose to $12.1 billion and the trend reached near-record levels, while imports rose to $12.7 billion, and the trend reached a new high. “Dairy led the rise in exports in the September quarter, after we adjusted for seasonality,” overseas trade manager Stuart Jones said. “The value of milk powder, butter, and cheese exports rose 20 percent, with quantities down 0.1 percent.” The rise in imports was led by capital goods, up 26 percent. The ... (full story)