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November 8, 2012 Thursday 3:08 PM MSK
Most CIS country industrial output growth in Jan-Sept seen in Armenia
- statistics committee
Moscow November 8
Armenia posted the most growth of industrial output year-on-year in
January-September - 11.6%, the Commonwealth of Independent States
Inter-State Statistics Committee said.
Tajikistan had 10.4% industrial output growth and Belarus 7.7%.
The figure for Russia was 2.9% and for Kazakhstan 0.5%.
Industrial output contracted 33.9% in Kyrgyzstan, 3.5% in Azerbaijan,
and 1.2% in Ukraine. The committee does not provide January-September
numbers for Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, or Moldova.
Belarus had the highest inflation rate for the nine months - 16.1%.
Inflation was 5.6% in Tajikistan, 5.2% in Russia, 3.9% in Kazakhstan,
3.1% in Kyrgyzstan, and 2.4% in Moldova.
Prices were down 0.3% for the period in Ukraine, 1.5% in Armenia, and
2.7% in Azerbaijan.
For the region generally, industrial output increased 5.2% in
January-September, investment in fixed capital 6.7%, and retail trade
7.8%.
November 8, 2012 Thursday 3:08 PM MSK
Most CIS country industrial output growth in Jan-Sept seen in Armenia
- statistics committee
Moscow November 8
Armenia posted the most growth of industrial output year-on-year in
January-September - 11.6%, the Commonwealth of Independent States
Inter-State Statistics Committee said.
Tajikistan had 10.4% industrial output growth and Belarus 7.7%.
The figure for Russia was 2.9% and for Kazakhstan 0.5%.
Industrial output contracted 33.9% in Kyrgyzstan, 3.5% in Azerbaijan,
and 1.2% in Ukraine. The committee does not provide January-September
numbers for Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, or Moldova.
Belarus had the highest inflation rate for the nine months - 16.1%.
Inflation was 5.6% in Tajikistan, 5.2% in Russia, 3.9% in Kazakhstan,
3.1% in Kyrgyzstan, and 2.4% in Moldova.
Prices were down 0.3% for the period in Ukraine, 1.5% in Armenia, and
2.7% in Azerbaijan.
For the region generally, industrial output increased 5.2% in
January-September, investment in fixed capital 6.7%, and retail trade
7.8%.