INSTANT VIEW 1-Czech Sept trade balance swings into black

02.11.2007 | , Reuters
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The Czech foreign trade balance posted a 14.4 billion crown ($769.6 million) surplus in September, swinging back into the black after deficits...

...in the 
previous two months. 
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KEY POINTS: 
(in bln CZK)           Sept        Aug        Sept fcast 
 balance              14.37       -0.59         8.0 
(nominal y/y change in pct) 
 exports              11.0        12.1          n/a 
 imports               7.6        11.7          n/a 
 
 (For full table of trade data, click on........[nPRG000567]) 
 
- According to seasonally-adjusted preliminary data, exports 
rose 5.3 percent in September from August while imports fell 3.1 
percent percent month-on-month. 
- In euro terms, exports rose 14.3 percent and imports by 10.8 
percent year-on-year in September, outpacing the rise in local 
currency terms because of a strengthening in the crown. 
 
BACKGROUND: 
- Market expectations before release             [ID:nL30594915] 
- Slovak August trade figures                    [ID:nL12505659] 
- Polish trade in August                         [ID:nL15148953] 
- Report on last Czech c.bank rate decision      [ID:nL25700600] 
  [ID:nPRA0015xx] [ID:nPRA0015xx] [ID:nPRA001568] [ID:n25439215] 
 
- For further details on September foreign trade and other past 
data, Reuters 3000 Xtra users can click on the Czech Statistical 
Bureau's website: 
    http://www.czso.cz/eng/csu.nsf/kalendar/2004-vzo 
 
- For LIVE Czech economic data releases, click on        
- Instant Views on other Czech data click on        [CZ/INSTANT] 
- Overview of Czech macroeconomic indicators            [CZ/ECI] 
 
- Key data releases in central Europe    [CEE-CONVERGENCE-WATCH] 
- For Czech money markets data click on                 
- Czech money guide                                       
- Czech benchmark state bond prices                    
- Czech forward money market rates                       
 
 

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