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ON THE OTHER HAND, DECREASES WERE REGISTERED FOR ELECTRICAL MACHINERY APPARATUS AND APPLIANCES. AND ELECTRICAL PARTS THEREOF (BY $1 002 MILLION OR 15 PER CENT) AS WELL AS TEXTILES (BY $670 MILLION OR 11 PER CENT).
DECREASES IN IMPORTS FROM THE U.S. WERE MOSTLY OF ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, APPARATUS AND APPLIANCES, AND ELECTRICAL PARTS THEREOF (BY $1 312 MILLION OR 34 PER CENT); NON-METALLIC MINERAL MANUFACTURES (BY $488 MILLION OR 46 PER CENT) AS WELL AS TEXTILE FIBRES (OTHER THAN WOOL TOPS) AND THE IR WASTES (BY $432 MILLION OR 69 PER CENT).
HOWEVER, INCREASES WERE REGISTERED FOR INORGANIC CHEMICALS (BY $319 MILLION OR 252 PER CENT) AS WELL AS PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATUS, EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES, OPTICAL GOODS, WATCHES AND CLOCKS (BY $140 MILLION OR 27 PER CENT).
MEANWHILE, INCREASES WERE REGISTERED FOR IMPORTS FROM TAIWAN OF TEXTILES (BY $1 188 MILLION OR 25 PER CENT), AND MACHINERY SPECIALISED FOR PARTICULAR INDUSTRIES (BY $441 MILLION OR 229 PER CENT).
HOWEVER, A DECREASE WAS REGISTERED FOR IMPORTS OF
VEGETABLES AND FRUIT (BY $25 MILLION OR NINE PER CENT).
AS FOR IMPORTS FROM SINGAPORE, DECREASES WERE RECORDED IN PETROLEUM, PETROLEUM PRODUCTS AND RELATED MATERIALS (BY $608 MILLION OR 11 PER CENT) AS WELL AS ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, APPARATUS AND APPLIANCES, AND ELECTRICAL PARTS THEREOF (BY $307 MILLION OR 27 PER CENT). HOWEVER, AN INCREASE WAS REGISTERED FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND SOUND RECORDING AND REPRODUCING APPARATUS AND EQUIPMENT (BY $89 MILLION OR 18 PER CENT).
TABLE 4 ILLUSTRATES THE CHANGES IN IMPORTS BY MAJOR COMMODITY DIVISION.
THE CHANGES IN RE-EXPORTS TO THE TEN MAJOR MARKETS ARE SHOWN IN TABLE 5.
COMPARING THE FIRST TEN MONTHS OF 1985 WITH THE SAME PERIOD LAST YEAR, THE VALUE OF RE-EXPORTS TO CHINA INCREASED BY 89 PER CENT. ANALYSED BY COMMODITY, INCREASES WERE RECORDED IN TEXTILES (BY $2 752 MILLION OR 55 PER CENT); TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND SOUND RECORDING AND REPRODUCING APPARATUS AND EQUIPMENT (BY $2 676 MILLION OR 150 PER CENT) AS WELL AS ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, APPARATUS AND APPLIANCES, AND ELECTRICAL PARTS THEREOF (BY $2 209 MILLION OR 150 PER CENT).
ON THE OTHER HAND, DECREASES WERE RECORDED IN MANUFACTURED FERTILIZERS (BY $110 MILLION OR 57 PER CENT) AS WELL AS TEXTILE FIBRES (OTHER THAN WOOL TOPS) AND THE IR WASTES (BY $81 MILLION OR 23 PER CENT).
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