January 2010 Exports US $ 91.15 million, Imports US $ 10.66 millio

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EXPORT OF BANGKA BELITUNG ISLANDS
MONTH JANUARY 2010 REACHES US $ 91.15 MILLION

In January 2010 the export value of Bangka Belitung Islands based on Free On Board (FOB) price reached US $ 91.15 million, with tin exports of US $ 86.75 million and non tin of US $ 4.40 million.

In January 2010, tin exports to Singapore reached US $ 73.76 million or 85.03 percent of total tin exports, followed by Netherlands US $ 4.38 million (5.04 percent), China US $ 2.43 million (2.80 percent), Malaysia US $ 2.04 million (2.35 percent) and Hong Kong US $ 1.75 million (2.02 percent). The contribution of the five countries reached 97.24 percent of the total tin exports of Bangka Belitung Islands Province.

In January 2010, the largest non-tin export commodity of Bangka Belitung Islands was rubber and rubber goods category of U $ 2.79 million (63.51 percent); Followed by coffee, tea and spices U $ 983.20 thousand (22.36 percent); Fishery products and processed U $ 505.98 thousand (11.51 percent); Dregs / leftover food industry US $ 63.90 thousand (1.45 percent) and metal ores and metal scraps U $ 51.25 thousand (1.17 percent).

Non-tin exports to China reached US $ 1.83 million or contributed 41.61 percent to total non-tin exports, followed by Vietnam with US $ 569.36 thousand (12.95 percent), Malaysia US $ 505, 98 thousand (11.51 percent), Canada US $ 503.09 thousand (11.44 percent), South Africa US $ 287.55 thousand (6.54 percent), Netherlands US $ 272.76 thousand (6.20 percent ), Japan US $ 204.99 thousand (4.66 percent) and Germany US $ 167.99 thousand (3.82 percent). The eighth contribution of the country reached 98.73 percent of total non-tin exports of Bangka Belitung Islands Province.

IMPORT OF BANGKA BELITUNG ISLANDS
MONTH JANUARY 2010 REACHES US $ 10.66 MILLION

In January 2010 the import value of Bangka Belitung Islands Province reached US $ 10.66 million, up 318.91 percent compared to December 2009 which amounted to US $ 2.54 million. The increase in import value was caused by the increase of non-oil and gas imports by 281.54 percent from US $ 2.54 million to US $ 9.70 million and oil and gas imports of US $ 950.47 thousand compared to the previous month with no realization of oil and gas imports.

In January 2010, the boiler and machine category (HS 84) contributed the most with US $ 4.39 million (45.22 percent), followed by sea transport (HS 89) of US $ 3.11 million (32.10 percent ), Rubber and rubber goods (HS 40) of US $ 544.87 thousand (5.61 percent), iron and steel goods (HS 73) of US $ 488.84 thousand (5.04 percent) , Iron and steel (HS 72) of US $ 319.80 thousand (3.30 percent) and optical devices (HS 90) of US $ 319.32 thousand (3.29 percent). The contribution of the six categories of non-oil and gas goods reached 94.56 percent of total non-oil and gas imports.

In January 2010, the five largest suppliers of imported goods were China, Thailand, Vietnam, Australia and Singapore. Imports of the Bangka Belitung Islands Province from China in January 2010 reached US $ 5.51 million or 51.75 percent of total imports, followed by Thailand of US $ 3.16 million (29.70 percent), Vietnam at US $ 950.47 Thousand (8.92 percent), Australia amounted to US $ 499.07 thousand (4.68 percent) and Singapore amounted to US $ 368.53 thousand (3.46 percent). The contribution of these five countries reached 98.52 percent of the total imports of Bangka Belitung Islands Province.

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