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International Trade (Mar.)

The small rise in export volumes and slump in import volumes in March confirms that net trade improved last quarter. However, the weakness of imports means there is a risk that the preliminary estimate of a 2.5% annualised gain in GDP last quarter will be revised down to reflect slower inventory building.

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