স্লোভেনিয়া - আমদানি ও রপ্তানির মোট মূল্যের পার্থক্য

Slovenia's recorded a trade deficit of EUR 103 million in October of 2019 compared to a shortfall of EUR 82 million in the corresponding month of the previous year. Imports surged 7.6 percent to EUR to EUR 3,182.1 million, as purchases from non-EU countries increased 45.1 percent while the ones from the EU declined 3.8 percent. Meantime, exports rose 7.1 percent to EUR 3,078.7 million, with sales to non-EU countries climbing 37.6 percent while those from the EU falling 1.5 percent.

Slovenia recorded a trade surplus of EUR 29 million in September of 2019 compared to a deficit of EUR 10.58 million in the corresponding month of the previous year. Exports grew 15.2 percent to EUR 2,963.1 million, with sales to non-EU countries climbing 49 percent and those to the EU rising 5.5 percent. Meantime, imports rose at a slower 13.6 percent to EUR 2,934.1 million, as purchases from non-EU countries surged 29.6 percent and the ones from the EU advanced 8.6 percent. In the first nine months of the year, the country posted a trade deficit of EUR 35.2 million, as imports and exports grew 11.8 percent and 9.6 percent, respectively.

Slovenia trade surplus increased to EUR 20.21 million in August of 2019 from EUR 8.24 million in the corresponding month of the previous year. Exports advanced 4.9 percent to EUR 2,317 million, with sales to non-EU countries increasing 28.9 percent while those to the EU declining 2.5 percent. Meantime, imports went up 4.3 percent to EUR 2,297 million, as purchases from non-EU countries jumped 28.3 percent while those from the EU fell 1.7 percent.

Slovenia trade surplus increased to EUR 937.05 million in July of 2019 from EUR 108.83 million in the corresponding month of the previous year. It was the largest trade surplus since the series began in 1992. Exports advanced 46.3 percent to EUR 3,962 million, with sales to the EU increasing 5.6 percent while those to non-EU countries advancing 185.4 percent. Meantime, imports went up 16.4 percent to EUR 3,025 million, as purchases from the EU jumped 62.3 percent while those from non-EU countries rose 62.3 percent.

Slovenia trade surplus increased to EUR 124.9 million in June of 2019 from EUR 118.6 million in the corresponding month of the previous year. Exports advanced 3.3 percent to EUR 2,814 million, with sales to non-EU countries increasing 20.2 percent while those to the EU declining 1.8 percent. Meantime, imports went up 3.3 percent to EUR 2,689 million, as purchases from non-EU countries jumped 33 percent while those from the EU fell 5.0 percent.

Slovenia recorded a trade surplus of EUR 128.5 million in May of 2019 compared to a EUR 28.59 million deficit in the same month of the previous year. Exports increased 10.6 percent to EUR 2.94 billion as sales to the EU went up 6.6 percent ant those to non-EU countries rose 24 percent. Imports advanced at slower 4.7 percent to EUR 2.81 billion as purchases from the EU increased 4.9 percent while those from non-EU countries went up 3.7 percent. Considering the January to May period, Slovenia posted a trade gap of EUR 61.33 million, as exports rose 10.3 percent year-on-year to EUR 14 billion while imports increased 12.6 percent to EUR 14.06 billion