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Monthly Statistics BulletinApril 2013Graph 28. Trade balanceDescription: Trade balance covers regular imports and exports of goods with all countries.Trade balance is calculated by deducting imports from export of goods. Data on imports andexports are cumulative within the calendar year (e.g. the data for January 2012 include thedata for January 2012 only, whereas the data as of May 2012 include the data fromJanuary 2012 to June 2012).Periodicity: MonthlySource: Table 34.1 and 34.5Graph 29. Export of goodsDescription: Exports to EU include all EU countries. CEFTA include countries as Bosniaand Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro, Macedonia, Serbia and Albania. The category ofother European countries includes countries as Switzerland, Russia, Ukraine, Turkey, etc.Whereas, the category of non-European countries include all the countries which are not inEuropean Continent as USA, China, Japan, India, Egypt, etc.Periodicity: MonthlySource: Table 34.1Graph 30. Import of goodsDescription: Imports from EU include all EU countries. CEFTA includes countries asBosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro, Macedonia, Serbia and Albania. Thecategory of other European countries includes countries as Switzerland, Russia, Ukraine,Turkey, etc. Whereas, the category of Non-European countries include all the countrieswhich are not in European Continent as USA, China, Japan, India, Egypt, etc.Periodicity: MonthlySource: Table 34.5Graph 31. Balance of payments of KosovoDescription: Balance of payments represents key economic information that systematicallysummarizes the economic transactions of residents of Kosovo with the outside world(nonresidents) for a specified period of time. In graph are presented main balance ofpayments categories, such as: current account, capital account, financial account, anderrors and omissions. Until 2008 data are presented on annual basis, and since 2009 on aquarterly basis, and are flow data on net basis.Periodicity: QuarterlySource: Table 29.1| 115
April 2013Monthly Statistics BulletinGraph 32. Current accountDescription: The current account is one of the main categories of the balance of payments ofKosovo. The current account represents the difference between the net exports of goods,services, income inflows and incoming transfers on the one hand, compared with imports ofgoods, services, income inflows and outgoing transfers, on the other hand. Calculation ofthe current account does not include financial transactions. In the graph is shown theimpact of the categories such as of goods, services, income and transfers account of Kosovo.Until 2008 data are presented on annual basis, and since 2009 on a quarterly basis, and areflow data on net basis.Periodicity: QuarterlySource: Table 29.2Graph 33. Financial accountDescription: The financial account shows the assets and liabilities of Kosovo's economy tononresidents for a certain period of time. In graph are presented main categories offinancial account that are: direct investments, portfolio investments, other investments(other than portfolio), and reserve assets. Until 2008 data are presented on annual basis,and since 2009 on a quarterly basis, and are flow data on net basis.Periodicity: QuarterlySource: Table 29.9Graph 34. International investments positionDescription: International investments position represents the balance sheet of assets andliabilities of Kosovo residents with nonresidents at the end of a certain period. Graph showsthe relationship between the assets (Kosovo investments abroad) and liabilities(nonresident investments in Kosovo) and are presented as outstanding amounts. Until 2011data are presented on annual basis, and since 2012 on a quarterly basis, on net basis.Periodicity: QuarterlySource: Table 30.3Graph 35. International investments position by sectorsDescription: International investments position represents the balance sheet of assets andliabilities of Kosovo residents with nonresidents at the end of a certain period. Graph showsthe relationship between the assets (Kosovo investments abroad) and liabilities(nonresident investments in Kosovo) by sectors such as: central government, central bank,commercial banks, and other sectors (including the private sector). Sectoral classification isbased on international statistical standards. Until 2011 data are presented on annual basis,and since 2012 on a quarterly basis, on net basis.Periodicity: QuarterlySource: Table 31.2116 |
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