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The ONS said the improved trade performance reflected a £3.1bn jump in exports, driven by a £1.3bn increase in exports of chemicals, and a £1bn rise in sales of fuel.

Exports, driven by the boom in shale oil brought on by the rise of hydraulic fracturing, surged under former President Barack Obama. .

But the claim that 100 million will be lifted out of energy poverty by a new wave of coal exports – driven largely by Indian companies Adani and GVK's proposals to open Queensland's vast Galilee Basin coal fields – reveals a deep lack of understanding of the real situation in India and other countries, where large populations remain without access to electricity.

The economy relies on manufacturing and exports, driven largely by foreign investment.

The plan was for a revival in manufacturing and exports, driven, at least in part, by a weaker pound.

The rise in exports was driven by a weaker dollar, which helped increase overseas demand for exports.

But after he died in 1996 and his son, Hussein Muhammad Aideed, replaced him, charcoal exports soared, driven by the simple logic of economics: a bag of charcoal that sells in markets here for $4 fetches $10 or more in Arab countries that have banned their own production of charcoal for environmental reasons.

From 2002 to 2005, the sharp augmentation of energy embodied in exports was driven by all the five factors.

An export market driven by, you know, supply and demand was described as "unchecked".

But it recovered in the decade that followed, thanks to an export boom driven by its European neighbors' spending sprees.

Australia was spared by a resource export boom driven by China.