Armenia’s economic activity ups 7.2% in july

YEREVAN, August 31. /ARKA/. Economic activity in Armenia rose by 7.2% in July 2012 from a year earlier, according to the National Statistical Service of Armenia.
Along with this, economic activity advanced by 7.7% within January-July 2012 from the same period a year earlier.
According to the statistical data, construction sector tumbled by 0.6% in July 2012 from the same month in 2011. The volume of constructional works in July hit nearly 34.7 billion drams, slipping by 3.9% from June.
Industrial production increased by 16% to 93.8 billion drams  in July 2012 from a year earlier, and by 4.8% from June.
Agriculture boosted by 15.3% to over 86.9 billion drams within the reported period, foreign trade turnover climbed by 6.5% to 180.4 billion drams ($436.2 million).
The volume of services jumped by 6% to over 84.6 billion drams in July 2012 from the same month a year earlier.
GDP growth in Armenia is projected to fetch up 4.2% in 2012. ($1-409.12 drams). E.O.—0–

YEREVAN, August 31. /ARKA/. Economic activity in Armenia rose by 7.2% in July 2012 from a year earlier, according to the National Statistical Service of Armenia.

Along with this, economic activity advanced by 7.7% within January-July 2012 from the same period a year earlier.

According to the statistical data, construction sector tumbled by 0.6% in July 2012 from the same month in 2011. The volume of constructional works in July hit nearly 34.7 billion drams, slipping by 3.9% from June.

Industrial production increased by 16% to 93.8 billion drams  in July 2012 from a year earlier, and by 4.8% from June.

Agriculture boosted by 15.3% to over 86.9 billion drams within the reported period, foreign trade turnover climbed by 6.5% to 180.4 billion drams ($436.2 million).

The volume of services jumped by 6% to over 84.6 billion drams in July 2012 from the same month a year earlier.

GDP growth in Armenia is projected to fetch up 4.2% in 2012. ($1-409.12 drams). —0–

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