Peruvian exports fell 13.17% in January, totaling US $ 3,220 million

Published 2021년 2월 25일

Tridge summary

Peru's exports in January 2021 saw a decrease of 13.17% compared to the same period last year, totaling US $ 3,220 million, with China being the primary export destination despite a 28.69% drop. The United States, Japan, Canada, and India rounded out the top four. The top product lines included gold, copper minerals, fresh grapes, and natural gas. Only Japan and India showed positive growth among the top destinations, and positive growth was noted in fruit shipments such as fresh grapes and mangoes, fishmeal, natural gas, copper cathodes, silver minerals, and unalloyed tin.
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Original content

Peruvian exports in the month of January of this year totaled US $ 3,220 million, which meant a fall of 13.17% compared to the same month of the previous year, according to preliminary figures from the Chamber's Foreign Trade Research and Development Institute. of Commerce of Lima (Idexcam). During the first month of the year, China appears as our main destination with shipments for US $ 688 million, an amount that implied a fall of 28.69%; it is followed by the United States with US $ 560 million (-11.16%); Japan with US $ 244 million (+ 132.40%); Canada with US $ 200 million (-14.92%) and India, US $ 179 million (+ 47.44%). Likewise, Switzerland is on the list with US $ 130 million (-22.56%); The Netherlands, US $ 106 million (-2.28%); Chile, US $ 94 million (-18.25%); South Korea, US $ 68 million (-67.91%) and Colombia, US $ 67 million (-6.26%). Product lines Among the top 10 most exported product lines in January 2021 are gold, valued at US $ 555 million (-15.73%); copper ...

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