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Retail trade turnover drops
Belgrade,
30 September 2011
The Statistics Office said today that retail trade turnover in the Republic of Serbia in August 2011 compared with August 2010 decreased by 9.4% at current prices and by 18.3% at constant prices.
In August 2011, compared to July 2011, turnover of retail trade increased by 3.6% at current prices and by 3.4% at constant prices.
Retail trade turnover in the period January-August 2011, compared to the same period 2010 decreased by 6.3% at current prices and by 16.7% at constant prices.
Data on retail trade turnover (excluding turnover of motor vehicles, motorcycles and parts) are obtained from regular monthly statistical survey.
All published indices ought to be regarded as preliminary, meaning that certain corrections can appear on the basis of the results, obtained in the quarterly statistical survey, published as a separate communication Domestic Trade of the Republic of Serbia (PM11).
The turnover indices at constant prices are obtained by deflating the indices at current prices by the corresponding indices of retail prices, excluding: water (from public utility systems), electricity and motor vehicles, motorcycles and parts.
Retail trade turnover in the period January-August 2011, compared to the same period 2010 decreased by 6.3% at current prices and by 16.7% at constant prices.
Data on retail trade turnover (excluding turnover of motor vehicles, motorcycles and parts) are obtained from regular monthly statistical survey.
All published indices ought to be regarded as preliminary, meaning that certain corrections can appear on the basis of the results, obtained in the quarterly statistical survey, published as a separate communication Domestic Trade of the Republic of Serbia (PM11).
The turnover indices at constant prices are obtained by deflating the indices at current prices by the corresponding indices of retail prices, excluding: water (from public utility systems), electricity and motor vehicles, motorcycles and parts.
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