China Lead Imports and Exports Data April 2015

Published: May 27, 2015 10:17 (GMT+8)
The General Administration of Customson released May.22 China's lead imports and exports in April 2015. (Unit:mt)

SHANGHAI,May.25 (SMM)-The General Administration of Customson released May.22 China's lead imports and exports in April 2015. (Unit:mt)
 

  Apr. YoY (%) Jan.– Apr. YoY (%)
Imports:
Refined Lead 3 -59.84 63 -28.61
Origins:
Germany 3 - 9 -
Italy - - 12 -
Japan - - 40 -35.49
Pakistan - - 1 -
       
Lead Concentrate 126,880 30.74 530,876 9.07
Origins:        
Peru 23,332 497,384.18 56,911 77.96
Australia 22,828 105.99 92,814 -6.00
The US 15,017 -4.41 61,551 128.78
Russia 11,232 5.40 54,126 3.68
North Korea 10,325 36.83 34,924 53.82
Turkey 7,452 1.49 28,963 6.60
Mexico 6,446 -42.65 31,072 32.74
Malaysia 6,070 3,953.54 6,191 630.95
Poland 3,641 -32.38 27,131 -9.75
Morocco 3,300 -14.73 10,214 2.47
Iran 2,358 91.24 11,397 46.57
Nigeria 2,000 -60.87 8,014 -69.76
The Republic of Montenegro 1,827 30.03 4,957 -27.42
Spain 1,770 - 1,770 -
Myanmar 1,477 -42.41 8,179 -31.98
Kazakhstan 1,451 19.87 4,785 43.49
Portugal 1,197 -18.56 2,770 -25.06
Brazil 1,169 -29.25 6,694 -10.30
Canada 1,120 -37.18 2,546 6.03
Bolivia 1,065 42.47 4,047 -0.44
Bulgarian   538 - 2,409 -16.27
Chile 463 - 1,345 509.56
The Philippines 422 50.94 1,202 28.42
The UK 141 - 294 -
Serbia 69 - 69 -94.96
Indonesia 68 -39.41 2,430 9.49
Argentina 54 -76.60 54 -76.60
Vietnam 49 - 777 -46.80
Exports:
Refined Lead 6,430 86.31 17,202 59.35
Destination
Taiwan (China) 2,441 2.23 3,961 -33.47
Vietnam 1,696 748.39 7,236 283.71
Hong Kong 991 - 991 -
Indonesia 846 132.09 2,313 308.37
Thailand 454 - 1,655 94.58
Uzbekistan - - 3 -
North Korea - - 1 -69.26
Malaysia - -100.00 644 114.27
South Korea - -100.00 399 -61.94
Note:“-”meansdataisunavailable.      
(Source:ChinaCustoms)        

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