Slovenian Exports Increased by 2.3 Percent

Business › Economy ♦ Published: September 10, 2013; 09:54 ♦ (Vindobona)

According to provisional data for the period from January to July 2013 compared to the same period of 2012 Slovenian exports increased by 2.3% while imports decreased by 0.1%; the export/import ratio was 97.6%.

Slovenian Exports Increased by 2.3 Percent / Picture: © OCDE

Increase in exports and imports compared to July 2012

In July 2013 Slovenia exported goods worth EUR 1,902.4 million and imported goods worth EUR 1,884.5 million, which means that exports represented 100.9% of imports. In July 2013 exports, given in EUR, was 7.0% higher than in July 2012, while imports exceeded the July 2012 value of imports by…

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