Swiss watch exports rise 9.1% in August on demand from China and Japan
Swiss watch exports climbed 9.1 percent in August to 1.78 billion Swiss francs, driven mainly by demand in China and Japan, offsetting a decline toward the US. The rise is reported by multiple outlets quoting the Swiss watchmaking federation. The August increase highlights regional demand shifts within the sector.
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- 01Swiss watch exports rose 9.1% in August to 1.78 billion Swiss francs
- 02Growth was driven mainly by China and Japan
- 03There was a decline in demand toward the US
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