In June, industrial production fell by 6.7%
In the first half of the year the volume of industrial production and services amounted to 16.9 billion manat, which is 2.4% less than in the comparable period of 2013. However, only industry in June decreased by 6.7%.
According to the State Statistics Committee, in January-June, the volume of production in the mining industry (12.3 billion manat) decreased compared to the same period in 2013 by 2.7%, including the oil and gas industry – 2.5%. In the processing industry (3.6 billion manat) production declines since April and in the first half of the decline was 4.8%.
In the non-oil sector was achieved 4.2% growth.
Since the beginning of the year the production included tractors - 603 units (+46%), plows - 569 (+17.6%), trucks - 125 (-15%) and cars – 1,321 (+4.2 times). - 08D-
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- Politics
- 17 July 2014 14:11
Economics
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