As with the previous cyclical weakening, the recovery is being led by exports.

Over the projection horizon , the recovery in exports continues , driven by foreign demand and higher competitiveness .

A gradual recovery in exports is projected , supported by foreign demand growth , although price competitiveness is expected to weigh somewhat on exports .

As a result, the recovery in the advanced economies is not returning Chinese export demand to pre crisis levels.

Available evidence suggests that the recovery was driven by exports , following the rebound in world trade .

As the global economy recovered, and the economy benefitted from regained competitiveness, exports surged and economic growth resumed in 2010.

The small increase in the value of goods exports between 2001 and 2002 was associated with an increase in export volumes , in line with the recovery in foreign demand in 2002 .

Capital expenditure in the US is recovering more strongly, and exports are picking up.

In both cases, regaining monetary sovereignty allowed a more competitive currency, which in turn increased export demand and assisted economic recovery.

This implies that there cannot be any hope for a sustained recovery unless exports start growing.

The ongoing recovery at the global level , and its impact on the demand for euro area exports , should provide support to the euro area economy .

A better understanding of export developments can be obtained through a breakdown of the value of euro area goods exports into volumes

Sluggish foreign demand and the impact of the appreciation of the euro contributed to the initial fall in euro area export volumes , while the strong pick up in foreign demand in the third quarter of 2003 seems to have been the key explanatory factor behind their recovery . Overall , in the first three quarters of 2003 export volumes were slightly

The short answer is exports.

The projected improvement is supported by the revival of exports .

The main drag on the Mexican economy was the manufacturing sector , whose exports have lagged behind the recovery in the United States .

The global recovery is expected to go on , and this should imply a continued positive impact on the demand for euro area exports .

The current account surplus continued to decline in the course of 2002 , as the strong recovery in import growth largely exceeded that in exports .

ECB Eurosystem staff macroeconomic projections for the euro area December 2008 expected in the course of 2009 is explained by both higher foreign demand growth and improved price competitiveness , mostly stemming from the recent depreciation of the euro .

Changes in the contribution to growth from domestic demand over the course of 2003 were largely explained by developments in inventory changes . The restocking in the first half of the year , which followed a two year period of depleting inventories , was possibly induced by uncertainty regarding the supply of imported intermediate goods and unexpected declines in demand associated with the war in Iraq .

In the near term , the euro area should continue to benefit from a recovery in exports , the significant macroeconomic stimulus under way and the measures taken so far to restore the functioning of the financial system .

Commodity exports typically continue to grow, but industrial and non traditional exports suffer.

With private and public consumption in both Italy and Spain set to remain depressed for years to come, economic recovery requires stronger investment and exports.

This suggests that a combination of fiscal consolidation, lower wages, and export oriented reforms could have enabled Greece to move toward a sustainable recovery.

The global recovery is expected to proceed , and this should imply a continued positive impact on the demand for euro area exports .

The problem can be summed up in one word exports (or, rather, lack of export growth).

Stable employment during 2003 implies that , measured per person employed , improvements in aggregate labour productivity only emerged in the second half of the year when activity started to pick up .

Box 7 Developments in euro area trade volumes since the Asian crisis After growing strongly in the first half of 2000 , the seasonally adjusted volume of extra euro area imports of goods started to decline in the fourth quarter of 2000 , while the volume of extra euro area exports began to fall in the first quarter of 2001 .

world exports exclude intra euro area trade flows .

ASEAN exports by product, 1991

Exports will take care of themselves.

1 ) Trade weights are the sum of exports and imports expressed as total of euro area ( including Greece ) exports and imports .

Even with the modest recovery in commodity prices over the past six months, Russia s energy sector has experienced declining production in recent years, due in part to fears among foreign investors of expropriation. Russia s sovereign wealth fund, integral in propping up an increasingly re centralized economy, is being depleted fast.

In particular , the euro area should benefit from the inventory cycle and a recovery in exports , as well as from the significant macroeconomic stimulus under way and the measures adopted to restore the functioning of the financial system .

I also have a list of French exports.

Both imports and exports increased.

The first problem is China s enduring dependence on exports.

Mr President, that is the list of exports from West Germany.

India s high tech exports are only 5 of its total exports compared to 30 for China.

The euro area has been benefiting from a turn in the inventory cycle and a recovery in exports , as well as from the significant macroeconomic stimulus under way and the measures adopted to restore the functioning of the financial system .

Nothing becomes more profitable than over invoicing imports and under invoicing exports.

Exports have been sluggish.

The immediate causes of recovery are not difficult to discern.

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