Serbia's 2015 foreign trade deficit totals EUR 4,4 billion

Source: Beta Sunday, 31.01.2016. 22:41
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Total foreign trade exchange of Serbia in 2015 totaled EUR 28,4 billion which is an increase of 6,6% compared to 2014, the Republic Statistical Bureau announced on Friday, January 29 2016. Export of goods increased by 7,8% and totaled EUR 12 billion which import incrased by 5,8% totaling EUR 16,4 billion.

Last year, foreign trade deficit totaled EUR 4,4 billion which is an increase of 0,6% compared to 2014.

In dollars, goods exchanged totaled EUR 31,6 billion which is a decrease of 10,9% as a result of the same currency increase both when compared to dinar and euro.

Major share in export of Serbia went to the Region of Vojvodina (32,1%), Region of Sumadije and West Serbia (28,9%), Belgrade region (22,8%), South and East Serbia (16,1%). Major share in import went to Belgrade region (43,7%), the Region of Vojvodina (28,1%), the Region of Sumadija and West Serbia (17,2%), Region of South and East Serbia (10,2%).

The main foreign trade partners of Serbia were Italy, Germany, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Romania and the Russian Federation and when it comes to import Germany, Italy, the Russian Federation, China and Hungary.

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