Swiss trade surplus widens to CHF2.50 billion in April

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24 May 2016

Swiss trade surplus widens to CHF2.50 billion in April

The Swiss Federal Customs Administration released its trade data on Tuesday. The Swiss trade surplus widened to CHF2.50 billion in April from CHF2.18 billion in the previous month. March's figure was revised up from a surplus of CHF2.16 billion.

On a monthly basis, exports rose 0.3% in April, while imports declined 3.1%.

Exports declined 11.5% year-on-year in April, while imports were up 13.6%.

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