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Trade with Asia Expands as U S Imports Rise
The United States records a sharp rise in imports from Asia during the fiscal year ending, with total Asian imports projected near 1.3 billion dollars. Key growth driven by raw silk oils tea from India and Japan, cocoanut oil and Manila hemp from the Philippines, tin rubber from the Dutch East Indies, and jute papppers from the Melayan regions. Exports to Asia similarly surge, led by higher shipments to China Japan India and the Philippines, while manufacturing goods remain the main U S export to the continent.
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