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Statistics: Romania January industrial sales -11% on month, +25.5% on year

The industry all-in (the domestic and external market) turnover, in nominal terms, slumped by 11 percent in Jan. 2011, compared to Dec. 2010, the National Institute of Statistics (INS) reports.

This decrease was caused by the drops in the processing industry (minus 11.1 percent) and the mining industry (minus 9 percent).

Regarding the large industrial segments, drops in the turnover were recorded in the staple goods industry (minus 18.1 percent), the household appliance industry (minus 17.5 percent), the capital goods industry (minus 14.6 percent), the energy industry (minus 9.4 percent) and the industry of intermediate goods (minus 2 percent).

The industry all-in turnover edged up 25.5 percent in Jan. 2011, compared to Jan. 2010, thanks to the increase recorded in the processing industry (plus 27.4 percent). The mining industry plummeted by 3.2 percent. In the large industrial segments, almost all domains recorded increases, namely the intermediate goods industry (plus 41.9 percent), the capital goods industry (plus 28.6 percent), the energy industry (plus 26.9 percent), the household appliance industry (plus 12.4 percent) and the staple goods industry (plus 4.9 percent).

Production prices rise 1.8% in March versus December 2010

The production prices will record at the end of March this year an increase of some 1.85% versus December 2010, a rise by some 9.7% being estimated in Q1, according to the business survey drawn up by the National Prognosis Commission (CNP), based on an opinion poll among business operators.

Business surveys forecast for Q1 of this year a monthly average rise in production prices of 0.61%, a rise lower than that recorded in Q4 2010 (0.73%) and that in the same period last year (0.71%).In Q4 2010, industrial production prices recorded 2.2% rise compared to the previous quarter (the rise in the external component was higher, namely 3.29%) and 9.57% rise in December 2010 versus December 2009.

Industrial new orders in Romania, up 13 pct in January 2011

Industrial new orders in Romania for both the internal and external market advanced 13 percent in nominal terms in January 2011 from December 2010, on a 47.8 percent rise in orders for intermediary goods, the National Statistics Institute (INS) reports, quoted by Agerpres. Drops were recorded in the orders for durables (24.2 percent), for capital goods (5.5 percent) and consumer goods (4.4 percent).Industrial new orders in January 2011 were up 41.1 percent overall from January 2010 as a result of rises in orders for intermediary goods (46.7 percent) capital goods (44 percent), durables (30.4 percent) and consumer goods (10.2 percent).

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