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Belgium’s rough diamond trade saw a slight growth in November, with exports rising 0.96 percent from the same period in 2018 and imports exhibiting a moderate decline of 6.86 percent.
The country reported modest growth in rough exports for the first time in 2019, with January to October shipments demonstrating consistent downsturns.
According to data from the Antwerp World Diamond Centre (AWDC), year-on-year figures showed that from January to November this year, rough diamond exports dropped 27.84 percent while imports plunged 26.32 percent compared to 2018.
Polished diamond exports meanwhile were down 22.16 percent in November as imports plummeted 26.78 percent. January to...
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