Exports to Australia rise in January

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Exports to Australia rose to US$294.47 million in January, representing a significant year-on-year increase of 24 per cent, the General Department of Customs reported.

Among export items, crude oil exports were the largest.— Photo Vietsopetro

HA NOI (Biz Hub) — Exports to Australia rose to US$294.47 million in January, representing a significant year-on-year increase of 24 per cent, the General Department of Customs reported.

Among export items, crude oil exports were the largest, with a value of $150.14 million (up 56 per cent), followed by telephone handsets and components at $26.78 million (down 6.2 per cent) and seafood with $19.58 million (up 32 per cent).— VNS



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