Venezuela'S Leather Footwear Industry Grew By 3.6% In The First Three Quarters Of 2013

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The economic performance of the three quarter of 2013, < p > a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > Venezuela "/a", was released. According to the Ministry of Commerce's dispatch information, Venezuela's GDP increased by 1.1% in the three quarter, and the public sector and the private sector increased by 2.6% and 1.1% respectively.

Leather and footwear industry increased by 3.6%.

Compared with the previous data of the Ministry of Commerce on the two quarter leather industry in Venezuela (8.5% decline), the three quarter of the leather industry and footwear industry showed a larger reversal, which contributed significantly to the overall growth of the private sector's manufacturing sector.

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< p > two quarter, committee a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > manufacturing industry < /a > growth 5.7%, among which the private manufacturing sector has achieved growth: 27% of metal products, 23.4% of furniture, 20.5% of clothing, 9.7% of rubber and plastics, 9.2% of food, 9% of non-metallic mineral, 7.3% of editing and printing, 4.4% of ordinary metal, 3.7% of chemical products, and 3.7% of textiles; the main departments of decline are: wood products -28.5%, automobile -19.3%, leather and shoes -8.5%, machinery and equipment -1.8%.

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Venezuela President Maduro has said Venezuela gained 1.6% of its economic growth rate in 2013. "This is a real growth that benefits the growth of the whole society, reflecting the Venezuelan inclusive economic model", P said.

President Maduro pointed out that 2013 is a "very complicated year". If one word is used to describe his more than 200 days in office, it is "work".

Some people believe that the Venezuelan economy is going backward, and there will be negative economic growth. However, "the Venezuelan government has adopted a series of mandatory measures to reverse this trend".

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President Maduro expressed optimism about the 2014 development prospects of Venezuela's economy. He stressed that 2014 will be a year to restore the order of "a href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/ "economic < /a > order." the government will standardize the economic order of various industries and the situation will develop to the right direction. "

Statistics released by the Central Bank of Venezuela showed that Venezuela's inflation rate was 4.8% in 2013 and 2.2% in December, which is the result of the massive price check action taken by the Venezuelan government since November 7th.

But Venezuela's inflation in recent 12 months has been 56.2%, the highest inflation rate in nearly 20 years.

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