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What is the Amount of Electricity exported from BiH in the First Half of the Year?

Published: August 6, 2018
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BiH exported goods worth 601 million BAM to Serbia in the first half of the year, which is by 14.69 % higher than in the same period last year, according to the Foreign Trade Chamber of BiH.

Imports from Serbia amounted to about 1.28 million BAM , which is by 7.68 % higher than the first half of last year.

On the Serbian market was mostly exported coke and semi-coke of coal in the amount of 126.33 million BAM, electricity in the amount of 78.95 million BAM, iron wires in the amount of 41.96 million BAM, processed wood in the amount of 26.42 million BAM , and rods made of iron and steel in the amount of 20.16 million BAM.

When it comes to foreign trade exchange with Croatia, exports from BH to this neighbouring country amounted to almost 724 million BAM in the first two quarters, which is by 16.57 % more than in the same period of 2017. Imports amounted to a total of 1.47 billion BAM, which is by 10.26 % higher in comparison to the first half of last year.

We exported electricity in the amount of 144,01 million BAM, crude aluminium in the amount of 67,06 million BAM, wood in the amount of 34,12 million BAM, seats in the amount of 28,14 million BAM, and petroleum oils and oil made of bituminous minerals in the amount of 25,07 million BAM.

We mostly imported  the oil and bituminous minerals from Croatia in the amount of 162.46 million BAM, coal, briquettes and similar goods in the amount of 44.33 million BAM, chocolate and other food products in the amount of 33 million BAM, portland cement, aluminium cement and other types in the amount of 24.31 million BAM.

(Source: fokus.ba)

 

 

 

 

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