PRAGUE, Sept 4 (Reuters) - The Czech foreign trade balance
posted a 0.73 billion crown ($35.94 million) deficit in July,
the first deficit so...
...far this year, following a 3.39 billion
deficit in July 2006.
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KEY POINTS:
(in bln CZK) July June July fcast
balance -0.73 8.03 (9.32) 0.0
(nominal y/y change in pct)
exports 20.7 14.8 (14.5) n/a
imports 18.7 15.0 (14.0) n/a
(For full table of trade data, click on........[nPRA001475])
- According to seasonally-adjusted preliminary data, exports
rose 4.8 percent in July from June while imports rose 1.9
percent month-on-month.
- The trade balance improved year-on-year thanks to a 2.1
billion crown rise in the surplus in machinery and transport
equipment trade.
- In euro terms, exports rose 21.2 percent and imports by 19.2
percent year-on-year in July, outpacing the rise in local
currency terms because of a strengthening in the crown.
BACKGROUND:
- Market expectations before release [ID:nL29913786]
- Slovak June trade figures [ID:nL1018170]
- Polish trade in June [ID:nL13478249]
- Report on last Czech c.bank rate decision [ID:nL30781459]
[ID:nL3044281]
- For further details on July foreign trade and other past data,
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