"If mineral fuels were excluded, raw material prices would have edged up 0 . 6 percent, " the federal statistics bureau said.
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Mineral fuels and lubricantsposted receipts amounting to $ 232.34 million in November, going down 17.5 % from $ 281.54 million last October.
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The raw material price index excluding mineral fuels fell 1.3 percent in October to 127.5, and declined 1.3 percent from October 1996.
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The raw material price index, excluding mineral fuels, fell 0.8 percent in November to 126.1 and declined 2.2 percent from November 1996.
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As of 2006, imports of mineral fuels accounted for 17 % of total imports; iron and steel, 2 %; and cement, 1 %.
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Mineral fuels, for example, rose from under 17 % of all imports in 1960 to a high of nearly 50 % in 1980.
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Canada's raw materials price index fell 4.1 percent in December from November because of lower animal product, non-ferrous metal and mineral fuel prices.
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Mineral fuels, lubricants and related materials were valued at $ 189 . 49 million compared to last year's $ 303 . 12 million.
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These decreases were partly offset by a 2.2 percent increase in mineral fuel prices and a 0.7 percent increase in ferrous material prices.
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Other imports that showed declines for the month included mineral fuels and lubricants, which dropped 28 . 9 percent to $ 156 million.
