(Bloomberg) -- Swiss exports rose in March led by demand for metals, watches and machines, a sign companies will continue to boost spending in coming months.
Exports, adjusted for inflation and seasonal variations, gained 0.9 percent from February when they dropped 1.2 percent, the Federal Customs Office in Bern said today. The trade surplus narrowed to 718.1 million Swiss francs ($593 million) from 1.3 billion francs in February.
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