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Industrial output in January–November goes up
Belgrade,
29 December 2010
The Serbian Statistics Office stated today that the November industrial output in Serbia fell by 0.5% compared to November 2009, but rose by 10.3% when compared to the 2009 average.
The statement adds that in the period January–November 2010, when compared to the same period in 2009, industrial production increased by 3.2%.
By sectors, November 2010 recorded a fall in the production and distribution of electricity, gas and water (11.4%), but also an increase in ore and stone mining (4%) and the processing industry (2.1%), against November 2009.
The data on the industrial production in November 2010, compared to the same month in 2009, indicates that there was a drop in the production of capital goods (15.9%) and energy (8.9%), through growth was recorded in durable consumer goods (6.6%), non-durable consumer goods (5.2%) and intermediary products, energy excluded (3.3%).
The industrial production volume in November 2010, compared to November 2009, indicates that there was fall in 12 divisions, which participate in the structure of industrial production with 63%, while production grew in 17 divisions, participating in the structure of industrial production with 37%.
Industrial production fall in November 2010, against the same period in 2009, was mainly influenced by the production of electricity, motor vehicles, oil derivatives, basic metals and coal.
The seasonally adjusted industrial production index for November 2010, compared to October 2010, indicates a 1.1 % fall in the overall industrial output and a 0.4% fall in the processing industry.
The seasonal adjustment of the industrial production index for November 2010, compared to the 2010 average, indicates a 0.4% growth in the overall industrial production and a 2.4% growth in the processing industry.
By sectors, November 2010 recorded a fall in the production and distribution of electricity, gas and water (11.4%), but also an increase in ore and stone mining (4%) and the processing industry (2.1%), against November 2009.
The data on the industrial production in November 2010, compared to the same month in 2009, indicates that there was a drop in the production of capital goods (15.9%) and energy (8.9%), through growth was recorded in durable consumer goods (6.6%), non-durable consumer goods (5.2%) and intermediary products, energy excluded (3.3%).
The industrial production volume in November 2010, compared to November 2009, indicates that there was fall in 12 divisions, which participate in the structure of industrial production with 63%, while production grew in 17 divisions, participating in the structure of industrial production with 37%.
Industrial production fall in November 2010, against the same period in 2009, was mainly influenced by the production of electricity, motor vehicles, oil derivatives, basic metals and coal.
The seasonally adjusted industrial production index for November 2010, compared to October 2010, indicates a 1.1 % fall in the overall industrial output and a 0.4% fall in the processing industry.
The seasonal adjustment of the industrial production index for November 2010, compared to the 2010 average, indicates a 0.4% growth in the overall industrial production and a 2.4% growth in the processing industry.
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