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How much is the Trade Deficit of FB&H in August?

Published: September 22, 2015
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Trade Deficit in AUgust 2015 oslobodjenje.baIn August 2015, FB&H achieved export in the amount of 492.174.000 BAM, which is by 10.8 percent less compared to July or 17 percent more than in August 2014.

The import amounted to 872.319.000 BAM, which is by 11 percent less than in July 2015 and by 3.4 percent more compared to August 2014, according to data of the Federal Institute for Statistics.

The share of the Federation of B&H in the total export from B&H in August 2015 amounted to 69.5 percent, and 68.5 percent in total import.

The trade deficit of the FB&H for August amounted to 380.144.000 BAM.

The percentage of the coverage of import with export in the FB&H in the mentioned month is 56.4 percent and it is higher by 0.1 percent in comparison to July.

In August 2015, it was exported the most from B&H to Germany (87.791.000 BAM), Italy (57.790.000 BAM) and Croatia (49.748.000 BAM).

During the same month, it was imported the most from Croatia (127.385.000 BAM), Germany (110.847.000 BAM) and Italy (82.923.000 BAM).

(Source: klix.ba/ photo oslobodjenje)

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