ISTANBUL: Turkey’s trade deficit fell 40.95 percent year-on-year to $4.88 billion in August, with both exports and imports declining, the Customs and Trade Ministry said on Wednesday.
August exports fell 1.45 percent from a year earlier to $11.07 billion and imports dropped 18.2 per cent to $15.95 billion, data from the ministry showed.
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