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Saudi Arabia’s import up 2.8%, export down 19.4%

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15/06/2015
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RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s imports were up 2.8 percent from a year earlier in March, while non-oil exports were down 19.4 percent, data from the Central Department of Statistics and Information showed on Thursday.

SAUDI FOREIGN TRADE 03/15 02/15 03/14 (in bln riyals) non-oil exports 15.707 14.207 19.485 imports 55.644 48.637 54.139 DYNAMICS OF TRADE (pct y/y change in riyal terms) nominal non-oil exports -19.4 -19.9 nominal imports 2.8 1.6 NOTE.

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