11.   But, exports, especially non-oil exports, would rise as a result of the weakening rupiah while imports would continue to decline.

12.   Capital goods imports continued to be led by telecommunications and power generating equipment.

13.   Economists said imports continued to be weak after the busy business activities in December.

14.   Economists expect the deficit will narrow further as imports continue to contract because of a slowdown in economic activity caused by the regional financial crisis.

15.   Imports also continued to fall, hurt by falling crude oil prices and the ongoing slump in domestic demand.

16.   October imports continued to feature a high level of oil shipments.

17.   Refined oil imports continued to decline.

18.   Probably U.S. imports will continue to rise, Bridge News reports.

19.   The ministry predicted that imports would continue to grow in the coming months as South Korean firms make more orders for capital goods.

20.   If, as specialists predict, it is weak, Chinese imports will continue to be strong and prices will remain firm for another year.