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Consumer goods rose by 13 percent YoY to US $ 233 million, led by an increase in non-food consumer goods.
Textiles and garments continued to lead export earnings with a YoY growth of 28 percent to US $ 387 million.
However, tea exports edged down 0.6 percent YoY to Rs.140 million, despite the prices rising by 10 percent. Tea exports account for 15.8 percent of total exports.
Meanwhile during the nine months ended September, exports rose by mere 0.3 percent to US $ 7.3 billion while imports declined by 0.9 percent YoY to US $ 14.0 billion reducing the trade deficit by 2.1 percent or US $ 6.7 billion.
hks Friday, 15 November 2013 01:00 PM
This is only the beginnIng (of the END)...Let us wait and see what will happen to the economy after the CHOGM!!
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