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Belarus 09.06.2010Belarus price movement in 2009
According to the National Statistics Committee, prices for foodstuff increased 14% in Belarus in 2009, as compared to 2008.
Belarus 18.01.2010Trade of Vitebsk region
Trade of Vitebsk region develops according to the Program of development of domestic trade of the Republic of Belarus for 2006-2010. Nowadays trade in Vitebsk region is presented by a branched out network and the developed infrastructure.
Belarus 13.01.2010Review of retail trade of Grodno region
In 2008 retail trade turnover increased up 31% (1269 billion RUB.) and made up 5 351.9 billion rubles in comparison with the previous year.
In 2008 private trade in the retail trade turnover occupied 78.5% (4 199.8 billion RUB.), of which consumer cooperatives was 585.4 billion RUB. State trade occupied 18.5% (990.6 billion RUB.) of the retail trade of Grodno region, foreign trade - 3% (161.1 billion RUB.).
Belarus 17.12.2009Mogilev region’s foreign trade in goods, IH 2009
As to the results of the first half of 2009, the cost volume of both exports and imports in terms of actual prices decreased 41.5% and 36.8% respectively, as compared to the first half of 2008.
Belarus 10.12.2009Grodno region export review
In 2008 Grodno region export totaled 1564 mln US dollars having increased by 10.9 per cent if compared with the previous year (153.2 mln US dollars). Chemical products account for the major part of the region’s export, rubber resin – 30.8 per cent of the export or 482 mln US dollars. Foodstuffs and materials for food industry also account for quite a considerable share (22.4 per cent or 350.5 mln US dollars).
Belarus 06.10.2009External Trade in Services in Mogilev Oblast, I half-year 2009
Following the results of the first half-year of 2009, service exports in terms of value in actual prices decreased 17.2%, whereas imports grew 21.3% as compared to the first half-year of 2008. Balance of external trade showed a surplus having amounted to 5 mln. USD.
Belarus, Moldova 14.05.2009Bilateral trade between the Republic of Moldavia and the Republic of Belarus in 2007-2008
Moldavia is an important trade partner of the Republic of Belarus, which ranks the fourth place by the volume of bilateral trade among the CIS countries. The Belarusian export items to Moldavia are as follows: oil products, tractors, ceramic tile, woodworking and furniture products, bitumen, refrigerators and freezers, gas and electric fryers, ethylene polymers, and medical agents.
Belarus 31.12.2008The review of basic economic indicators of free economic zones of the Republic of Belaru
The estimation of real situation in industrial, financial, investment, and foreign trade activity of free economic zones of the Republic of Belarus has shown, that the contribution of FEZ's to macroeconomic indicators of the republic consistently increases. So, if in 2000 the volume of production made in FEZ's occupied 0,75% of total amount of production of the industry, in 2006 this figure made already 3,7 %.
Belarus 30.12.2008Trade in the Gomel region, 2007
In 2007 in the Gomel region the production of consumer goods increased by 4% in comparison with 2006 (in monetary terms – 2,1 bln. Rbl.). The manufacture of whole-milk products in 2007 rose by 15 %, fat cheeses - by 5 %, ice cream - by 7 %, meal - by 18 %, meat - by 1 %, margarine - by 30 %. In the light industry bed-clothes manufacture increased by 9 %, cotton fabrics - by 2 %, knitted nap cloth by 3%, footwear – by 1 %. The manufacture of fruit wines increased by 12 %, beer - by 10 %, grape wines - by 210 %, vodka and liquor products - by 130 %.
