Em valor, as exportações relojoeiras suíças tiveram em Maio um aumento de 13.6% face a período homólogo de 2021. Portugal, nesse mês, foi o 30º mercado de destino, com um aumento de 10.6%. No acumulado do ano, Portugal está em 28º lugar, com um aumento de 20.8% face a 2021.
Dados da Federação Relojoeira para Maio:
Value was driven by watches made from precious metals (+18.8%) and steel (+12.8%). The Other metals (+34.3%) and Other materials (+55.1%) categories produced particularly strong growth, albeit with a more limited effect on the overall total. The number (-0.7%) of items remained in line with its level in May 2021 thanks to the Other materials (+17.3%) category, which offset the decline in steel (-4.0%) and Other metals (-15.1%).
Growth came almost exclusively from watches priced at over 3,000 francs (export price), with an increase in value of 20.0% compared with May 2021. The increase in volume for watches priced below 200 francs (+5.0%) had a positive influence on the value of the category (+3.9%). The 200-500 francs category remained on a sharply downward trend (-22.0%), while watches priced between 500 and 3,000 francs remained steady (- 0.2%).
Western markets saw steady demand and benefited from the
temporary halt to deliveries to China, producing strong growth in May: +34.8%
for the United States and +31.6% for Europe, on average. The picture in Asia
(-3.5%) was mixed, with a contraction of the Chinese market (-65.2%) for the
second month running and a small but persistent decline in Hong Kong (-3.4%),
but strong performance in Japan (+29.9%), Singapore (+27.2%), the United Arab
Emirates (+25.9%) and South Korea (+26.5%).
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