Denpasar (Antara Bali) - Bali's imports continued to increase reaching 45.1 million US dollars in the January-May 2010 period, and most of the commodities comprised manufactured products, and to a lesser extent farm products.
The manufactured products accounted for 98 percent of Bali's total imports, and only two percent consisted of farm products, head of Bank Indonesia Denpasar, Jeffrey Kairupan, said in his report on Bali's regional economic study here on Tuesday.
The imports included boats, floating structures, mechanical machines, power equipment, optical goods, photographic equipment, jewelry, and steel and iron goods.
Almost 50 percent of the imports was worth 21.4 million dollars and included machinery, mechanical goods, electronic equipment, and others.(*)
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