Latest in Tag: Trade deficit Highlight
Latest in Tag: Trade deficit
Egypt reports respective 17%, 12% decrease in trade deficit, imports
Country’s exports stood at EGP 22.8bn in 11M of 2020
Egypt sees 28.8% decrease in trade deficit during October 2020
Egypt’s trade deficit decreased by 28.8% to $2.9bn during October 2020, versus $4.1bn for the same month of previous year, according to a report by the Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics (CAPMAS).
Egypt’s trade deficit declines 32.4% in September 2020
Egyptian imports decreased by 21.3% to $5bn in September 2020, versus $6.4bn in September 2019, which led to the decline in Egypt’s trade deficit
Egypt’s trade deficit declined by 22% in February: CAPMAS
Egypt’s trade deficit declined by about 22% in February 2016 compared to February 2015, according to a report issued on Thursday by the Central Agency for Public Mobilisation and Statistics (CAPMAS). The balance of trade is an economic measure of the difference in value between a country’s imports and exports during a given period. According …
Government targets 10% increase in exports
Four working groups formed to draft a plan to accelerate import and export procedures
Trade deficit sees 4.4% hike in Q3 of FY 2014/2015
In a country that is more dependent on imports, it is generally common to find a deficit in trade balance
10.9% increase in trade balance deficit in March: CAPMAS
Egypt recorded trade balance deficit of EGP 26.7bn in March 2015
Egypt, Indonesia trade exchange increases by 21%
Meanwhile Egypt’s imports from Indonesia include chemicals and fertilisers, readymade clothes, weaving and textiles, furniture, leather products and others.
International foreign reserves drop to $15.3bn
Egypt’s BOP recorded $410m surplus in Q1 2014/2015
Trade deficit increases 70.9% in September year-on-year
Deficit reaches EGP 27.9bn compared to EGP 16.3bn in corresponding month last year
Trade deficit drops by 22.5% year on year in July: CAPMAS
Imports and exports decrease by 18.8% and 12.7%, respectively
Trade deficit shrinks 25% in March
Meanwhile, imports fell 7.8% year on year to EGP 35.8bn due to the decreasing prices of some goods like wheat, corn, chemical products and wood. In March of last year, imports registered EGP38.8bn.