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Belgium’s polished and rough diamond trade increased sharply in May, demonstrating a strong rebound from last year when business was heavily affected by the coronavirus crisis.
Polished diamond exports reached US$555.21 million, up 161.45 per cent from year-ago figures while imports saw a 168.43 per cent hike to US$603.44 million, data from Antwerp World Diamond Centre (AWDC) showed.
Exports of rough diamonds meanwhile grew 620.78 per cent to US$883.09 million while imports saw a 362 per cent upswing to US$663.86 million. Top polished diamond export markets were the US, Hong Kong and Israel while major import markets include India, the US and...
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