N.H. February exports rose 29.2% from a year ago
But, at $385.5m, they were 12.7% lower than January
Author: Evangelos Otto Simos
February NHBR/e-forecasting economic index falls
Only three of eight components show increases
N.H. exports drop 13.3 percent in October
$297.1 million in goods were shipped from the Granite State -- $45.7 million less than the month before
New Hampshire’s August exports fall 1.9%
But looking at 2013 export growth, N.H. still ranked first among the 50 states for the first eight months of this year
N.H.’s July exports fell 16.5% from July
But the state is still setting the pace for growth among the 50 states
N.H. exports on the slight upswing
Exports edged up by 0.5% in May amid continued signs of some progress
N.H. exports dove 19.1% in May
In the last two years, strong foreign demand for American goods - driven by a weak dollar and robust growth in the emerging economies of Asia and Latin America - has significantly contributed to New Hampshire's economic development and job…
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