Weakening euro stimulated the export of Eurozone countries
In 16 countries, the volume of exports in April increased by 18% to the level of April last year and amounted to 121.6 billion euros in a month, the Eurostat said. The main reason is the weakening of the euro and the general revival of world trade. European exports to China grew by 48%, to Turkey - by 42%, in the USA - by 6%, in the UK - by 9%, to Russia - by 6%. However, by the level of March 2010, the exports of the eurozone countries in April decreased - by 2.4%.