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Message: <blockquote data-quote="lkdood" data-source="post: 7823476" data-attributes="member: 92282">Sri Lanka's foreign trade volumes and a trade gap  widened in April 2010 amid as an economic recovery with exports growing  24.2 percent and imports growing 55.8 percent, official data showed. Exports grew to 543.5 million US dollars with tea growing 61 percent to  93.7 million US dollars. Though industrial exports also grew 16.9  percent to 406.1 million US apparels were flat at 227.5 million US  dollars. Import grew to 967.1 million US dollars in April with consumer goods  growing 63.2 percent to 198.4 million US dollars. Intermediate products  were up 130.6 percent to 282 million US dollars with textile and  clothing growing only 6.4 percent. Petroleum imports were up 130.6 percent too 282.7 million US dollars.  The trade gap in April widened 131.5 percent to 423.6 million US  dollars. In the four months to April exports were up 10.7 percent to 2.3 billion  US dollars with tea up 32.9 percent to 399.3 billion rupees. Apparel was  down 11.6 percent to 930.7 million US dollars. Imports were up 42.9 percent to 419 billion US dollars with consumer  goods up 48.8 percent to 938.6 million US dollars. Intermediate goods  were up 56 percent to 2.27 billion US dollars with petroleum up 112.9  percent to 1.03 billion US dollars. Investment goods were up 8.1 percent to 870.2 million US dollars with  machinery up 7.1 percent, transport equipment up 3.16 percent but  building materials down 3.8 percent. The trade gap for the four months expanded 122 percent to 1.88 billion  US dollars. Worker remittances were up 14.5 percent to 1.19 billion US  dollars. Worker remittances and net capital inflows increase domestic spending  power and help drive the trade deficit. LBO</blockquote>

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