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Export highs forecast for 2004

The outlook for the export industry looks set to pick up in the year ahead.

Export highs forecast for 2004

Thu, 01 Jan, 2004 - 08:37

The outlook for the export industry looks set to pick up in the year ahead.

Despite the positive forecast, however, there may be job losses in the forthcoming year.

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