AAP – Mon, Aug 20, 2012 2:12 PM NZSTImports of goods fell $372 million, or two per cent, to $21.354 billion, seasonally-adjusted, in July, Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) figures show.
Unadjusted, imports of goods rose $622 million, or three per cent, to $20.527 billion, the ABS said in a statement on Monday.
Imports of intermediate and other merchandise goods rose one per cent, or $108 million (unadjusted), mainly influenced by the fuels and lubricant component, while consumption goods rose by $13 million.
As the polar weather bears down on the South Island, the Otago Chamber of Commerce has asked its members if they …
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