英語 での Real exports の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Real exports for October showed high growth, increasing by 6.2 percent from the July-September quarter.
The decline in the trade surplus has accelerated since mid-1995,largely reflecting developments in real exports and imports.
With the slowdown in the U.S. economy, Japan's real exports to the United States decreased by 1.0 percent in 2007 from the previous year.
Real exports for March were virtually unchanged from the previous month and had basically continued to follow a decreasing trend.
From a somewhat longer-term perspective, it seems that real exports are not just experiencing temporary weakness, but have been mostly unchanged on average since the Lehman shock.
Real exports have been picking up slightly recently, albeit with a rising concern over the slowdown in the Chinese economy Chart 8.
Group classifications and the corresponding deflators are shown in the following chart:Table: Real Exports: Group classifications and the corresponding deflators are as follows Item group Price index used as corresponding deflators.
Net exports( real exports minus real imports) continue to follow an upward trend due to an upturn in overseas economies.
In particular, exports to China as well as the NIEs andthe ASEAN economies have been rapidly increasing recently, and real exports for November 2017 reached record high levels, exceeding those seen before the global financial crisis.
To begin with, Japan's real exports are likely to continue increasing, especially those to emerging and commodity-exporting economies.
Real exports are expected to continue to decrease for the time being due to the deceleration in overseas economic conditions and the appreciation of the yen.
With regard to final demand, net exports( real exports minus real imports) continue to decline and business fixed investment is also decreasing.
First, real exports turned to a decline in the January-March quarter of 2019 and experienced weak recovery in the following quarter, as seen in Chart 8.
With regard to final demand, net exports( real exports minus real imports) keep on a declining trend and business fixed investment is also decreasing.
Real exports in January had declined by 8 percent from the previous month, and were also down sharply from the monthly average for the October-December quarter of 2000.
Unable to create real jobs and real exports, the US government has proposed to create virtual jobs and virtual exports made by“factoryless goods producers.”.
Real exports(seasonally adjusted) increased by 4.9 percent in the January-March quarter from the previous quarter, confirming the uptrend driven mainly by goods related to information technology(IT) and capital goods.
In this situation,Japan's exports have been picking up. Real exports, after turning positive in the July-September quarter of 2014 on a quarter-on-quarter basis, have risen for two consecutive quarters.
Net exports( real exports minus real imports) continue to decrease, reflecting not only a slowdown in overseas economies but also sluggish demand for IT-related goods.
Meanwhile, net exports( real exports minus real imports) have increased further due to an upturn in overseas economies.
Net exports( real exports minus real imports) continue to follow a moderate upward trend due to steady developments in overseas economies.
Meanwhile, net exports( real exports minus real imports) continue to increase due to the recovery in overseas economies.
In fact, Japan's real exports marked a new record high in November 2017 for the first time in about 10 years, exceeding the peak before the global financial crisis, and have maintained their uptrend.
With the spurt in IT-related goods trade,(1) real exports are sensitively reflecting the overseas demand for IT-related goods, and(2) the simultaneous correlation of real exports and imports is rising.
Real exports for the October-December quarter of 2015 have increased for the second consecutive quarter, mainly in those of motor vehicles and IT-related goods, registering an increase of 2.8 percent on a quarter-on-quarter basis.
Meanwhile, net exports( real exports minus real imports) are starting to decrease reflecting a slowdown in overseas economies such as the U.S. and East Asia.
In these circumstances, real exports have continued to decline, registering a 6.9 percent fall in April from the previous month, due largely to the substantial decline in automobile exports caused by production constraints.
Net exports( real exports minus real imports), which had been increasing, are starting to level off as inventories of some raw materials and electronics parts became somewhat excessive in East Asian economies.
On the other hand, net exports( real exports minus real imports) continue to decrease, reflecting not only a slowdown in overseas economies such as those of the United States and East Asia but also sluggish demand for information technology(IT) related goods.
With regard to exogenous demand, net exports( real exports minus real imports) continue to follow a moderate upward trend due to steady developments in overseas economies, and public investment remains at a high level reflecting the progress in the implementation of the supplementary budget for fiscal 1999.