19-12-2014 15:44:00
THE HAGUE (Reuters) – World trade has attracted little further in October. The trading volume increased by 0.1 percent, following an increase of 2 percent in September. This was announced by the Central Planning Bureau (CPB) Friday, based on his own world trade monitor.
In the United States was significantly more imported and exported. But trading in Europe was lower than in the previous month, the figures show.
The global industrial production has not changed in October. In developed countries, the factories were a little harder, but in emerging economies, the production fell back slightly. In September there was still an increase in global industrial production of 1.2 percent.
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