First time in 10 months, industry quickened
In January 2013, the industrial production in Azerbaijan made up AZN 3 bn. Compared with the same month last year, a growth of 0.1%. This is the first upward trend in industrial production in March 2012. In 2012, the rate of industrial production decreased by 2.3%.
In the country's State Statistics Committee they told Turan that the non-oil sector reached 2.3% growth. A decline in the oil sector continues. In January, production fell by a further 0.4%.
The share of non-oil industry production in January was 18.1%, the head of the industry department of the State Statistics Committee Azad Abbasaliyev told Turan. The share of the mining industry in the production structure was 75.9%, processing industry - 17.5%, electricity, gas and steam - 6.2%, etc. -08B-
Economics
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