Taiwan's January exports rise for third month
Updated: 2013-02-08 11:18
(China Daily)
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Taiwan's exports increased for a third month in January, signaling the island's recovery is gathering pace as demand from the Chinese mainland rose. Shipments abroad rose 21.8 percent from a year earlier, after gaining 9 percent in December.
A pickup in consumer spending last quarter is reviving the US manufacturing industry, while a purchasing managers' index on the mainland showed a fourth month of output expansion in January, adding to evidence the world's largest economies are recovering.
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