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Limited trade deficit, a sign of limited demand pressure and no excessive strengthening of the exchange rate

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Published on Monday, May 30, 2011

Limited trade deficit, a sign of limited demand pressure and no excessive strengthening of the exchange rate

Balance of Payments 1Q11: The Current Account recorded a deficit of -1.375 millions of dollars (md) around -0.5% of GDP, thanks to a quicker recovery in foreign over domestic demand

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