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Fourth consecutive trimester of increase of international the commercial exchanges of the economies of the G20
In the first three months of the 2017 exports and the imports they are increased respective of +3.0% and +4.0%
May 30, 2017
In the first trimester of this year the increase of the international commerce of goods of the 20 more industrialized Countries is accelerated. The Conference of the United Nations on the Commerce and Development (UNCTAD has announced today) specifying that the destagionalizzato and expressed rate of growth in dollars is gone up for the fourth consecutive trimester and has recorded the rise more consisting from according to trimester of 2011.
In particular, in the first three months of the 2017 increment of the exports it has been of +3.0% regarding marked +1.5% in the fourth trimester of 2016, while the rise of the imports has been more important and pairs to +4.0% regarding +1.2% of the last trimester last year.
The UNCTAD has evidenced that the international exchange of goods of the nations of the G20 has almost added to the levels pre-crisis, but remains however inferior of 10% about respect peaks recorded in 2011-2014.
With the exception of France, where the exports are diminished of the -2,4%, in the first trimester of the 2017 all the economies of the G20 have shown an increase of the export. Australia has recorded the increase more elevated (+7.2%) between the G20 economies of the OCSE. The increase has been meaningful also in Korea (+5.7%), United Kingdom (+3.3%), Canada (+2.9%), United States (+2.7%) and Japan (+2.5%), while more it is attenuated in the G20 economies of the area of the euro with Germany (+1.3%) that it has recorded the elevated increase more. The increase of the exports particularly is supported in economies BRIICS, with increments comprised between +3.5% in Indonesia and those advanced ones to +10% in Brazil and Russia.
In the first trimester of this year the imports have grown in all the economies of the G20. China has totaled the increase more elevated (+9.6%), given - it has found the UNCTAD - that 94,2 billion dollars have contributed to more low reduce the Chinese commercial surplus () to the level from according to trimester of 2014. A decided increase of the imports is found also in Argentina (+5.0%), Brazil (+9.1%) and India (+6.5%). Between the G20 economies of the OCSE the most elevated increase of the imports the lowland in Turkey (+1.8% has happened in Korea (+8.2%) and more).
The G20 economies are those of Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Korea, Mexico, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Turkey, United Kingdom, the United States and European Union.
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