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Analysis for Export and Import for January

Published: March 17, 2017
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Agricultural Export balkans.aljazeera.netIn January 2017, export amounted to 722 million BAM, which is 14,3% higher than in January 2016, and import amounted to 1 billion 10 million BAM, which is 9,6% higher than in January last year.

The coverage of import by export was 71,5% and foreign trade in goods deficit amounted to 288 million BAM. Export to CEFTA countries amounted to 97 million BAM, which is 41,8% higher than in January 2016, while import amounted to 110 million BAM, which is 4,2% lower than in January last year.

The coverage of import by export was 88,1%. Export to EU countries amounted to 548 million BAM, which is 11,4% higher than in January 2016, while import amounted to 635 million BAM, which is 11,5% lower than in January last year. The coverage of import by export was 86,3%.

(Source: bhas)

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