Foreign Trade Statistics of New Zealand (09/2010)
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Foreign Trade Statistics of New Zealand (09/2010)
According to statistics by Statistics New Zealand, from January to September, goods import and export of New Zealand is $4.47 billion, up by 23.2% year on year (same as below). Among it, export is $22.95 billion, up by 26.7%; and import is $21.75 billion, up by 19.7%. Trade surplus is $1.20 billion. It is $0.05 billion in deficit in the same period last year.
In September, goods trade of New Zealand is $4.99 billion, up by 14.1%. Among it, export is $2.30 billion, up by 15.7%; and import is $2.69 billion, up by 12.8%. The trade deficit is $0.39 billion, down by 1.9%.
During the January to September period, New Zealand-China bilateral goods trade is $5.83 billion, up by 35.2%. Among it, New Zealand’s export to China is $2.40 billion, up by 49%, accounting for 10.5% of New Zealand’s total export, up by 1.6 percentage points; and New Zealand’s import from China is $3.43 billion, up by 26.9%, accounting for 15.8% of New Zealand’s total import, up by 0.9 percentage points. New Zealand’s trade deficit is $1.02 billion, down by 5.8%.
By September, China is New Zealand’s second largest export destination and the second largest import source country.
In September, goods trade of New Zealand is $4.99 billion, up by 14.1%. Among it, export is $2.30 billion, up by 15.7%; and import is $2.69 billion, up by 12.8%. The trade deficit is $0.39 billion, down by 1.9%.
During the January to September period, New Zealand-China bilateral goods trade is $5.83 billion, up by 35.2%. Among it, New Zealand’s export to China is $2.40 billion, up by 49%, accounting for 10.5% of New Zealand’s total export, up by 1.6 percentage points; and New Zealand’s import from China is $3.43 billion, up by 26.9%, accounting for 15.8% of New Zealand’s total import, up by 0.9 percentage points. New Zealand’s trade deficit is $1.02 billion, down by 5.8%.
By September, China is New Zealand’s second largest export destination and the second largest import source country.
(Source: Ministry of Commerce Website)
