Decline in the output value of Brazilian publishing printing industry

According to statistics released by the Brazilian Geographical Statistics Bureau (ibge) on August 31st, the industrial output value of Pakistani industry increased by 0.4% in July after a seasonally adjusted adjustment, ending a three-month sequential decline, 1.7% lower than the highest point in March; Compared with the same period in 2009, the industrial output value increased by 8.7% in July, which was a year-on-year increase for nine consecutive months. From January to July, the cumulative industrial output value increased by 15%, which was lower than the first quarter of this year (16.2%). The cumulative increase for the 12 consecutive months was 8.3%, higher than the figure of 6.5% in June, and continued to maintain the trend of monthly increase since October 2009.

Compared with June, the output value of 17 industries in 27 industrial sectors increased in July, among which automotive manufacturing industry (3.6%), chemical products (3.0%), medicines (3.6%), and Other transportation equipment manufacturing (6.8%), etc.; In the downturn industries, mechanical equipment (-6.0%), publishing printing (-5.6%), metal products (-3.1%), rubber and plastics (-2.1%) and other departments The output value has fallen by a large margin.

According to the latest forecast from Brazilian lca consulting company, the industrial output value of Pakistani industry will increase by 11.5% in 2010, and the growth rate in 2011 will be more modest, at 3.5%.