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Hong Kong's domestic exports fell 11.5% in June

As imports volume jumped 2.3%.

In a report, the Census & Statistics Department said today Hong Kong’s goods re-exports increased 0.5% in volume in June year on year, while that of domestic exports dropped 11.5%.

Taken together, total exports' volume increased 0.3%. Imports' volume rose 2.3%.

Comparing the first half of 2013 with the same period in 2012, the re-exports' volume increased 3.4%, whereas that of domestic exports fell 7.5%. Taken together, total exports' volume increased 3.2%. Imports' volume rose 4.5%.

Comparing June 2013 with June 2012, goods re-exports' prices decreased 0.2%, while that of domestic exports increased 2.6%. Taken together, the prices of total goods exports decreased 0.2%. Imports' prices decreased 0.1%.

For the first half of 2013 over the same period in 2012, goods re-exports' prices increased 0.4%, while those of domestic exports increased 3.2%. Taken together, total goods exports' prices increased 0.5%. Goods imports' prices rose 0.6%.

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