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Retail trade turnover increases in June
Belgrade,
31 July 2015
The Serbian Statistical Office stated today that the retail trade turnover in the Republic of Serbia in June 2015 compared with June 2014, increased by 1.4% at current prices and by 0.9% constant prices.
In June 2015, compared to May 2015, turnover of retail trade decreased by 0.9% at current prices and by 1.4% at constant prices.
The retail trade turnover in the period January - June 2015 compared with the same period of 2014 remained on the same level at current prices and increased by 0.7% at constant prices.
Retail trade turnover is obtained from monthly statistical survey “Monthly report on retail trade”, based on the sample and on VAT reports received from the Tax Administration.
The turnover indices at constant prices are obtained by deflating the indices at current prices by the corresponding indices of consumer prices, excluding: water (from public utility systems), electricity and motor vehicles, motorcycles and parts, reads the statement by the Serbian Statistical Office.
The retail trade turnover in the period January - June 2015 compared with the same period of 2014 remained on the same level at current prices and increased by 0.7% at constant prices.
Retail trade turnover is obtained from monthly statistical survey “Monthly report on retail trade”, based on the sample and on VAT reports received from the Tax Administration.
The turnover indices at constant prices are obtained by deflating the indices at current prices by the corresponding indices of consumer prices, excluding: water (from public utility systems), electricity and motor vehicles, motorcycles and parts, reads the statement by the Serbian Statistical Office.
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