Analysts: Foreign trade impoves
Although the surplus of the foreign trade balance declined in October, the turnover grew significantly, according to macroeconomic analysts interviewed by MTI.
Suppan Gergely, analyst of Takarékbank pointed out that foreign trade was performing well in October. In line with the rising industrial production export increased by 11.8 percent, while import increased by 17.0 percent reflecting the explosive domestic demand, the investment boom and the impovement in consumption. (MTI)
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