Knoema.com - Imports http://knoema.fr 2020-07-20T13:13:32Z /favicon.png Knoema est votre Route du savoir personnelle India: June Delivers First Merchandise Trade Surplus in 18 Years //knoema.fr/kpojrqc/india-june-delivers-first-merchandise-trade-surplus-in-18-years 2020-07-20T13:13:32Z Nematullah Khan knoema.fr://knoema.fr/user/1975840
India: June Delivers First Merchandise Trade Surplus in 18 Years

(17 July 2020) In June, India registered its first merchandise trade surplus in nearly two decades as the COVID-19 outbreak hit the domestic demand harder than external demand. The June surplus of US$790 million was the culmination of months of falling trade figures amid border tensions between India and China and slowing global demand. Exports declined 12.4% to US$21.9 billion in June compared to decline of 36.5% in May, led by falling exports of gems and jewelry (-50.1%) petroleum products (-31.6%), textiles (-34.8%), and engineering goods (-7.5%).Imports contracted sharply by 47.6% to US$21.1 billion in June after contracting 51.1% in May, with imports of gold (-77.4%), petroleum products (-55.3%), and electronic goods (-34.1%) leading the downward trend. On the domestic front, national and regional level coronavirus lockdowns, government policies towards import substitutions, and an uncertain employment scenario will likely put more pressure on imports in the months ahead.

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Merchandise Exports and Imports in Russia //knoema.fr/rlczxk/merchandise-exports-and-imports-in-russia 2019-11-25T13:46:06Z Nematullah Khan knoema.fr://knoema.fr/user/1975840
Merchandise Exports and Imports in Russia

Russia’s merchandise export contracted 9.29 percent YoY to US$ 35040 million in September compared to 9.68 percent decline in August 2019.Meanwhile, imports expanded 5.55 percent YoY to US$ 20892 million in September compared to 0.76 percent in August 2019.As a result, the trade balance increased to US$ 14148 million in September from US$ 12006 million in August 2019.

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India's Merchandise Exports Contracted to 6.56 Percent in September //knoema.fr/ornyrkd/india-s-merchandise-exports-contracted-to-6-56-percent-in-september 2019-10-17T13:05:19Z Nematullah Khan knoema.fr://knoema.fr/user/1975840
India's Merchandise Exports Contracted to 6.56 Percent in September

India’s merchandise exports contracted 6.57 percent YoY in September to reach US$ 26.03 billion on back of a decline of 6.05 percent YoY in August 2019. Export was largely dragged down by key foreign exchange earning commodities such as processed petroleum products, gems & jewellery and engineering goods.   Export of major commodities that experienced contraction: Out of 30 major export commodities, 22 commodities showed contraction in September, while only seven commodities had contracted in August 2019. Among major export commodities, petroleum product (18.6 percent), gems and jewellery (5.56 percent), engineering goods (6.2 percent), Meat, dairy & poultry products (23.51 percent), RMG of all textiles (2.17) contracted in September 2019. The core, non-oil and non-gems & jewellery, exports dropped 4.2 percent in September.   On the other hand, only eight out of thirty commodities, Drugs & Pharmaceuticals (8.72 percent), Iron Ore (13.96 percent) and Electronic Goods (33 percent) grew in September.   On global front, a combination of factors such as softening of commodity prices, ongoing trade war between the US and China, uncertainty over Brexit, developments in Iran and Turkey have created uncertainties in the world economy which are reflecting in slower global trade. Moreover, on domestic front, MSMEs and merchant exporters have been facing the problem of access to credit.   Imports contracted sharply: Merchandise imports dropped at a faster rate of 13.85 percent to US$ 36.89 billion in September compared to US$ 39.58 billion in August 2019, showing weakness in domestic demand. The contraction was largely due to sharp decline in imports of petroleum, gold and transport equipment.   Import of Petroleum, Crude & products, largest in import bill, fell by 18.33 percent to US$ 8.97 billion in September 2019. The decline was driven by volatility in crude oil prices and subdued infrastructure industries.   Import of gold fell by 50.82 percent to US$ 1.27 billion in September. The continued contraction in gold imports is reflection of spike in the price of the precious metals including precious and semi-precious stones.   Among other major importing commodities, import of coal (23.96 percent), petroleum (18.3 percent), chemicals (16.2 percent), plastic material (10.7 percent), precious stones (17.3 percent), iron and steel (14.6 percent) and electronic goods (0.14 percent) contracted in September 2019. The only significant growth was in import of electrical & non-electrical Machinery that grew 19.43 percent YoY in September 2019.   The core, non-oil and non-gold, imports dropped 8.88 percent YoY to US$ 26.64 billion in September 2019, which raise the concerns of a domestic consumption slowdown.   However, the contraction in imports faster than exports improved the trade deficit to US$10.86 billion in September from US$13.45 billion in August 2019. This will ease pressure on current account deficit, which had worsened to 2 percent of GDP in the Q1 FY19-20.

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Indonesia Records Trade Deficit in July, 2019 //knoema.fr/ssxzwve/indonesia-records-trade-deficit-in-july-2019 2019-09-03T11:32:11Z Nematullah Khan knoema.fr://knoema.fr/user/1975840
Indonesia Records Trade Deficit in July, 2019

Indonesia’s merchandise trade experienced deficit of US$ 0.1 billion in July contrasting to June’s US$ 0.3 billion surplus. The merchandise exports declined 5.1 percent Y-o-Y in July 2019. Non-Oil gas exports declined 6.88 percent whereas Oil and gas exports increased 13.35 percent in July 2019. Meanwhile, imports declined 15.21 percent amid government decision to narrow the current account deficit (CAD). Moreover, Oil and gas imports declined 34.28 percent. Amid of trade tensions and import substitution policy of government to reduce CAD, exports and imports are likely to remain soft in coming months.

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India’s Merchandise Exports rise 2.25 percent in July 2019 //knoema.fr/iwdefrg/india-s-merchandise-exports-rise-2-25-percent-in-july-2019 2019-09-02T05:58:36Z Nematullah Khan knoema.fr://knoema.fr/user/1975840
India’s Merchandise Exports rise 2.25 percent in July 2019

India’s merchandise exports grew 2.25 percent Y-o-Y in July 2019 to reach US$ 26.3 billion in a contrast to a decline of 9.71 percent Y-o-Y in June 2019. Electronic goods and pharmaceuticals helped the export to return in positive territory in July. Non-petroleum and non-gems and jewellery exports rose 5.3 percent Y-o-Y against a contraction of 4.9 percent in the previous month. Exports of high value items such as gems and jewellery declined by 6.7 percent and 5 percent Y-o-Y respectively. Moreover, exports of employment intensive leather products declined 3.7 percent Y-o-Y. To some extent, the depreciation of INR against US$ in the month of June and July provided impetus to the export gains.   Reflecting subdued domestic demand, merchandise imports dropped at faster rate of 10.43 percent Y-o-Y in July compared to 9.1 percent Y-o-Y decline in June. The decline was largely due to contraction in imports of gold (-42 percent), petroleum sector (-22 percent) and pearls, precious and semi-precious stones (-31 per cent).   Trade deficit shrank significantly to US$13.43 billion in July 2019 from US$18.63 billion in July 2018 as imports contracted to US$39.76 billion.   Given slowing domestic economy along with the global economy-both developed and emerging markets, amidst elevated trade tensions between China and the US, geo-political uncertainty, growth in exports and imports is likely to remain subdued in coming months. 

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Trade Relation between India and Russia //knoema.fr/paxdkpe/trade-relation-between-india-and-russia 2019-08-02T16:58:54Z Anil Kumar TN knoema.fr://knoema.fr/user/1563900
Trade Relation between India and Russia

The signing of 'Declaration on the India - Russia strategic partnership' was held on October 2000, during the visit of Russian President H.E. Mr. Vladimir Putin to India. Relations with Russia are a key pillar of India's foreign policy, and Russia has been a longstanding time tested partner of India. The below shows the top products exports from India to Russia and imports from Russia to India.  

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Trade value of Trucks in US //knoema.fr/vovmccc/trade-value-of-trucks-in-us 2018-10-22T10:20:30Z Nematullah Khan knoema.fr://knoema.fr/user/1975840
Trade value of Trucks in US

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Top Importer and Exporter countries in terms of value //knoema.fr/imdljlg/top-importer-and-exporter-countries-in-terms-of-value 2018-10-16T07:51:55Z Nematullah Khan knoema.fr://knoema.fr/user/1975840
Top Importer and Exporter countries in terms of value

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India Coffee Exports Summary //knoema.fr/dhqhqie/india-coffee-exports-summary 2018-02-14T14:42:39Z Balaji S knoema.fr://knoema.fr/user/1000220
India Coffee Exports Summary

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US Iron and Steel Imports //knoema.fr/uoiisrb/us-iron-and-steel-imports 2018-01-19T06:29:53Z Balaji S knoema.fr://knoema.fr/user/1000220
US Iron and Steel Imports

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IMF Trade statistics, 2013 //knoema.fr/jjfmayd/imf-trade-statistics-2013 2017-10-17T13:24:03Z Balaji S knoema.fr://knoema.fr/user/1000220
IMF Trade statistics, 2013

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Fourteenth Session of the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD XIV) //knoema.fr/vrcsqpd/fourteenth-session-of-the-un-conference-on-trade-and-development-unctad-xiv 2016-05-26T10:45:54Z Alina Buzanakova knoema.fr://knoema.fr/user/1293450
Fourteenth Session of the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD XIV)

Date of Event: 14-18 March 2016 Event Holder: IISD Description: The 14th session of the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD XIV) will bring together Heads of State and Government, ministers and leaders from the private sector, civil society and academia to consider how to implement the post-2015 development agenda in relation to global trade and economic development issues. The meeting will decide on UNCTAD's programme of work, and will include ministerial debates, high-level round tables, thematic events, a World Investment Forum and a Civil Society Forum. The Conference will also consider the most appropriate means of delivering on the post-2015 development agenda. The UNCTAD global conference takes place once every four years. UNCTAD is a subsidiary organ of the UN General Assembly (UNGA).

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Cuba: Venezuela, China, Spain Among Top Trade Partners as US Revists Embargo Terms //knoema.fr/tzqvmyf/cuba-venezuela-china-spain-among-top-trade-partners-as-us-revists-embargo-terms 2016-02-11T09:38:55Z Alex Kulikov knoema.fr://knoema.fr/user/1847910
Cuba: Venezuela, China, Spain Among Top Trade Partners as US Revists Embargo Terms

50+ Years of Cuba's economic performance | Who trades with Cuba?

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India - Export & Import Value with RoW (Rest of the World) //knoema.fr/hrxqotf/india-export-import-value-with-row-rest-of-the-world 2015-10-06T08:57:50Z Balaji S knoema.fr://knoema.fr/user/1000220
India - Export & Import Value with RoW (Rest of the World)

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Military //knoema.fr/jmiycve/military 2013-11-22T09:38:40Z International Comparisons knoema.fr://knoema.fr/user/1100180
Military

The United States’ number of nuclear warheads and military expenditures as a percent of GDP are the most intriguing statistics on this page.

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India Imports from RoW (Rest of World) //knoema.fr/yspanne/india-imports-from-row-rest-of-world 2012-09-11T12:47:39Z Balaji S knoema.fr://knoema.fr/user/1000220
India Imports from RoW (Rest of World)

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