volume of imports

But the volume of imports is expected to grow even faster.

That means the volume of imports is even bigger than the statistics would indicate.

The report provides authoritative estimates of the volume of imports.

The downward trend in the sector is also partly due to the volume of imports from third countries.

In particular, the volume of imports has not risen nearly as much as their higher prices make it appear.

The result is usually a limit on the volume of imports or a minimum price for imports.

At the current volume of imports, roughly 200,000 a year, the higher duty would add an estimated $500 million.

Washington plans to retaliate with onerous tariffs on an equal volume of imports from Europe.

The volume of imports fell in the second quarter, but their value is rising because of the weak dollar.

But that estimate does not include large volumes of imports from Chinese companies working as subcontractors to American manufacturers.

But as tariffs are dropped, the volume of imports is growing at a rate twice that of Portuguese exports.

The surplus narrowed as the volume of imports to Japan surged 30.9 percent while exports grew 5.1 percent.

The volume of imports was little changed at 8.03 million barrels daily, but the average price for a barrel shot up by $4.73, to $29.04.

(Recently, the decline of the dollar has helped to reduce the volume of imports.)

In the interim, however, higher import prices will cause the nominal trade deficit to expand, even though the volume of imports is declining.

The volume of imports has fallen sharply in the last few months, reflecting the declining competitive position of America's trade partners.

Samoa significantly increased its volume of imports from China in the late 2000s, while also increasing its exports to that country.

That would mean a reduction in the volume of imports but "leave the resulting value of imports uncertain."

The higher deficit is a result of both higher oil prices over the last year and higher volumes of imports.

For example, if we take 5-year moving averages, the 1956 figure is replaced by the mean volume of imports for years 1954 to 1958, i.e.

But the volume of imports, which rose 1.6 percent, to $134.5 billion, was still more than 45 percent higher than exports, showing the underlying problem.

But until this adjustment occurs, toward the bottom of the "J", the figures reflect high volumes of imports at high prices.

These statistics record the volume of imports and exports between regions of the UK and overseas countries.

Each license specifies the volume of imports allowed, and the total volume allowed should not exceed the quota.

This huge deficit can be explained by reference to the growth of demand within the USA which has drawn an increasing volume of imports.