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International trade in goods remain very sluggish. They certainly rebounded in volume in April, but the trend remains weak. Trend in the global trade volume has slowed since the beginning of the year, but it is growing. It should accelerate moderately store locator in the coming months, even if not expected to grow significantly more rapidly than the global economy. Trade prices store locator should generally recover slightly, but the impact of this movement on the various economies depend primarily on exchange rate movements. Recent developments in trade Kickback source of hope? A According to statistics compiled by the CPB Netherlands, international trade in goods rebounded 1.3% in volume in April, after declining in the previous two months. The fall of Japanese imports (- 10% in March), due to the contraction of final demand caused by the increase of three points of the sales tax which took place on April 1, was offset by maintaining a sustained growth of the request by the United States to the rest of the world (+2.1% after +2.5%) and, more surprisingly, store locator by a sharp rebound in the euro area imports (+3 , 0%). Demand from emerging countries remains, however, depressed, with particularly large declines in Latin America and Central and Eastern Europe.
In terms of exports, the main winners of the recovery store locator in global demand store locator are emerging, with an increase of 5.7% of deliveries abroad store locator in emerging Asia. Exports from developed economies have also increased in April, thanks to the rebound in Japan and the euro area. Encouraging, these statistics should be taken with some caution. First, because a "point that is not a trend," store locator must await the results of the coming months to confirm, store locator or not, a real renewed dynamism of international trade in goods. For now, the trend is, at least moderate. The "momentum", or short-term trend (changes over three months the average of last three months), remained negative in April, despite a weak recovery from the previous month. In one year, the growth of trade has not decreased, but it is difficult to discuss acceleration. Certainly, the Japanese economy has undergone a very negative impact of the increase in sales tax at the beginning of the second quarter. Its reliance on foreign imports store locator was affected in April. But the dynamics of the previous month as growth of imports remains strong. It should bounce even in the second half of the year. In the United States, imports had been slowed by the rigors of winter and they began to rebound in early spring. They were up 3.6% year on year in April. The surprise came, however, statistics for the euro area. While the survey results suggest recent months that economic activity store locator does not accelerate significantly the rate of growth of import volumes rose sharply in April. At 4.3%, it is their strongest growth since spring 2011.'s Request abroad by emerging economies has, however, slowed, reflecting a sharp drop in imports Central and Eastern Europe (- 2.0% over one year, against 4.5% in March). This renewed dynamism of imports of advanced store locator economies, notably store locator driven store locator by stronger economies in the euro area demand, mainly benefited emerging economies. Exports of emerging Asia in particular have substantially accelerate to grow by 5.9% year on year, the highest growth since November 2013. Structural changes store locator is probably a little early to celebrate of these international trade statistics. First, the rebound is moderate and probably still fragile. Given the weakness of the recovery in the eurozone, the trend in imports can not remain as strong growth posted in April. The slowdown inevitable, which will follow in the coming months should, however, be offset by a recovery in Japanese imports. Consumption of Japanese households fell sharply early in the second quarter, store locator but it will gradually store locator rebound thereafter. In the United States, by contrast, after the rebound in imports largely technical in March and April, they are expected to grow at a more moderate pace in the coming months. It should thus not necessarily expect a continued acceleration of these exchanges. Relative store locator pessimism about growth prospects