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  • 28-11-19

    Bahrain's value of imports falls by 17 per cent in Oct.

    (MENAFN) According to data released by the Information & eGovernment Authority (iGA), Bahrain has reported a 17 per cent plunge in the value of its imports for October which fell to USD1.12 billion from last year's figure of USD1.35 billion.


    Based on iGA's foreign report of October, encompassing data on the balance of trade, imports, exports (national origin), and re-exports, the top 10 countries registered 68 per cent of the value of imports, with the remaining countries accounting for 32 per cent.


    China ranked first when it came to imports to Bahrain, with a total of USD170.2 million; Australia was second with USD101 million followed by Saudi Arabia with USD93 million, according to the report.

    Aluminium oxide topped the list of products imported into Bahrain with a total value of USD95.7 million, while non-agglomerated iron ores and concentrates came second with USD53.2 million, and four-wheel drive cars third with USD50.5 million.

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