Oct 31, 2016
183
by Luca Orlando
In addition to the double-digit jump in August, in part related to a greater number of working days, there was a 2.7% growth for Made in Italy in September, which in absolute terms translates for companies into €400 million of additional orders.
The second consecutive increase in exports towards the non-EU countries reverses a downward trend registered since January, the natural outcome of a collective slowdown by the BRIC's which now appears scaled down.