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June retail trade turnover up 6.6% at current prices
Belgrade,
31 July 2012
The Serbian Statistical Office today stated that Serbia’s retail trade turnover in June 2012, compared to June 2011, increased by 6.6% at current prices and decreased by 0.3% at constant prices.
The statement adds that in June 2012, compared to May 2012, the retail trade turnover dropped by 0.8% at current and by 1.8% at constant prices.
The retail trade turnover in the period January–June 2012, compared to the same period in 2011, went up by 5.1% at current prices and decreased by 0.9% at constant prices.
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.
The retail trade turnover in the period January–June 2012, compared to the same period in 2011, went up by 5.1% at current prices and decreased by 0.9% at constant prices.
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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