Jamaica’s exports surged 31%

Jamaican Teas CEO, John Mahfood, telling shareholders about a strong increase in exports for the March Quarter.

Jamaica’s exports earnings grew by a strong 31 percent or US$27 million to US$114 million in January this year at a faster pace than 25 percent jump in imports as the country’s trade deficit increasing by US61 million or 23.3 percent to US$323 million.
Imports rose US$88 million to US$437 million compared to US$349 million in January last year. For the period, imports of Mineral Fuels, increased of US$41.8 million or 76.6 percent to US$96 million, due to higher imports of Petroleum, Oils, Bunker C fuel, Automotive Diesel Oil, Motor Spirit, Propane and Butane. Imports of Machinery and Transport Equipment rose by 46.7 percent or US$40 million to US$125 million due to higher imports of motor vehicles. Manufactured Goods increased by US$11 million to US$53 million, mainly due to more iron and steel being imports. Miscellaneous Manufactured Articles increased by US$6 million to US$42 million. Beverages & Tobacco imports grew 41 percent increased to US$7 million.
Traditional Domestic Exports climbed 20.3 percent or US$10 million to US$61 million, above the comparable 2016 period, as all commodity groups recorded increases. Traditional Domestic Exports accounted for 56.2 percent of total Domestic Exports during the 2016 review period. Non– Traditional Domestic Exports jumped 56.4 percent by US$17 million to US$47 million.

Big gains in Jamaica’s trade balance

Imports of fuel fell in 2016

Jamaica’s imported US$405 million less goods last year than it did in 2015 and exported US$60 million less for the same period leading to the trade deficit for 2016 falling by US$345 million to end at US$3.56 billion, data from Statistical Institute of Jamaica reported.
The trade deficit has declined each since it hit US$4.8 billion in 2011 and is now lower than the US$3.99 billion in 2010. Exports that reached US$1.73 billion in 2012 is now at its lowest since 2010 when it ended at US$1.34 billion.
Imports were valued at US$4.75 billion, down from US$5.16 billion for 2015. Total exports for 2016 reached US$1.2 billion, a fall from US$1.25 billion for the 2015.

Jamaica’s Non-Traditional exports grew in 2016

Imports of Mineral Fuels, fell 20.6 percent or US$242 million to US$935 million, due to lower imports of Petroleum Oils, Bunker C grade fuel oil, Automotive Diesel Oil, gasoline, Propane and Butane. Imports of Manufactured Goods fell by US$76 million to US$571 million in 2016.
Traditional Domestic Exports were valued at US$627 million, when compared to US$765.0 million recorded in 2015, an 8.1 per cent or US$138 million fall, due to declines in Mining and Quarrying and Manufacture. Non–Traditional Domestic Exports for 2016 grew US$28 million to US$464 million.

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