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• The contraction also became apparent in Switzerland's energy consumption and export growth rates.
• The export growth rate " needs to be much higher to help the economy rebound,"
• That was the year when Asia recorded the lowest export growth rate among all the world's major regions.
• Nonetheless, the Commerce Ministry expects to achieve an export growth rate of around 10 to 12 per cent this year.
• State and foreign-invested companies reported the same export growth rate of 26 percent for the four-month period, the newspaper's report said.
• The export growth rate for steel products in March is also likely to exceed February's rate of 17 percent, it added.
• Exports have been the engine of growth, and if the export growth rate drops, we have to be worried about that.
• The sustained growth in Philippine exports of electronics products has kept our export growth rate one of the highest in Asia,
• The minister said that Bangladesh is maintaining the highest export growth rate in the region which is at present 16.75 per cent.
• The minister said that Bangladesh is maintaining the highest export growth rate in the region which is at present 16 . 75 per cent.
• Pick up in export growth rates to 11.7 per cent in September 1997 and 9.7 per cent in October 1997 also fuelled these expectations.
• Not only has the export growth rate spiralled downwards for the second year running, there are no signs of a let up in the plunge.
• Mid-sized manufacturers are particularly upbeat about export gains, with more than 56 percent saying they expect 1998 export growth rates to be better than 1997.
• Chinese officials have said its export growth rate this year will probably be 4 percent to 5 percent, compared with an earlier estimate of 10 percent.
• He called for taking efforts for diversification of products and said pressure on 5 to 6 items should be eased to maintain the export growth rate.
• Targeting an export growth rate of 20 per cent in 1997-98, the ministry sought to reverse the slowdown through a barrage of policy measures to boost exports.
• Research by our bank confirms that reforming countries, as a group, have achieved higher GDP and export growth rates, accompanied by lower inflation and current account deficits,
• Exports in the first four months grew 30 percent from the same time last year, the kind of export growth rates exhibited by Asia's rapidly growing economies.
• Pick up in export growth rates to 11 . 7 per cent in September 1997 and 9 . 7 per cent in October 1997 also fuelled these expectations.