In January 2020, Georgia's external trade included 882.5 million USD (without non-declared commerce) that exceeds the 2019 January rate with 5.7%.
Out of the entire external trade, the exports reached 262.6 million USD.
The rate is ten percent more than the indicator of January 2019.
The imports have reached 619.8 million USD, and Georgia's negative trade balance included 357.2 million USD, which represents 40.5% of the external trade.
As reported by the National Statistics Office, the export without re-export hits 67.4% of the total export rate.
The indicator has increased compared with January 2019. The growth equals 12.4%.
Bela Gelashvili
News Author