"Turkey's foreign trade gap widens in November
Wednesday, January 2, 2008
Turkey's trade deficit has widened with rising oil prices swelling the import bill and domestic demand picking up. The trade gap has grown to $5.3 billion in November from a revised $4.3 billion for the previous year period, the statistics agency in Ankara said on its Web site Monday. The deficit was forecast to be $5.2 billion, according to the median estimate of seven economists surveyed by Bloomberg."
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