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imli · Aug 11, 2005, 07:20

Russia ranked 6th in GDP growth in CIS
The highest GDP growth rates in the CIS were reported from Azerbaijan (16.5 percent)

http://www.russiajournal.com/news/cnews-article.shtml?nd=48742

August 10, 2005 Posted: 16:57 Moscow time (12:57 GMT)

MOSCOW - Russia ranks sixth on its GDP growth (value of goods and services produced in key industries) of 5.1 percent in the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) in the first half of 2005, the Interstate Statistical Committee of the CIS has reported. As of the end of 2004, Russia shared ninth position with Kyrgyzstan in the GDP growth rating.

According to the committee’s report, in the given period, the highest GDP growth rates in the CIS were reported from Azerbaijan (16.5 percent) and Armenia (10.2 percent). Belarus posted 8.9-percent growth, followed by Tajikistan (8.1 percent), Georgia (6.8 percent), Ukraine (4 percent), and Kyrgyzstan (2.4 percent). No data are available for the GDP growth in Moldova, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. On average, the CIS GDP rose by 5 percent.

In the 1st half-year of 2005, Russia ranked third for its inflation rate of 13.4 percent in the CIS compared to the 1st half-year of 2004. In the 1st half-year of 2005, the highest inflation rate in the CIS was registered in Ukraine (14.1 percent), while Armenia boasted the lowest inflation rate (2.3 percent). In Azerbaijan, inflation stood at 13.5 percent, in Moldova at 13.3 percent, in Belarus at 11.5 percent, in Georgia at 9.4 percent, in Kazakhstan at 7.3 percent, in Tajikistan at 7.1 percent, and in Kyrgyzstan at 4.5 percent. The average CIS inflation rate amounted to 13 percent.

This said, in June 2005, Russia shared first place with Ukraine for inflation (0.6 percent from May 2005). In Kazakhstan the inflation rate stood at 0.4 percent, in Tajikistan at 0.3 percent and in Belarus at 0.2 percent. Meanwhile, most CIS states witnessed deflation in June 2005 compared with May 2005. Thus, Azerbaijan reported a deflation rate of 1.8 percent, Armenia and Georgia – 1.4 percent, Kyrgyzstan – 0.5 percent, Moldova – 0.8 percent. No data are available for inflation in Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan.

As for industrial production growth in the CIS countries in the 1st half-year of 2005 from the same period in 2004, Russia ranks 9th with a growth rate of 4 percent. The highest industrial production growth was observed in Azerbaijan (20.1 percent); in Georgia the rate stood at 12.8 percent, in Belarus – 10.5 percent, in Tajikistan – 8.9 percent, in Kazakhstan – 7 percent, in Armenia – 5.3 percent, in Ukraine – 5 percent, and in Moldova it amounted to 4.6 percent. In Kyrgyzstan, on the contrary, industrial production declined by 9.8 percent.

The average CIS industrial production growth totaled 5 percent in the 1st half-year of 2005. The statistical committee’s report points out that higher growth rates could have been observed in the industry of Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia and Tajikistan during the period under review.

In June 2005 against May 2005, the average industrial output grew by 7 percent in the CIS (compared with 3 percent in June 2004). In the given period, industrial output was boosted by 11.5 percent in Moldova, 8.7 percent in Russia, 6.2 percent in Armenia and 5 percent in Georgia.

In the 1st half-year of 2005 compared with the 1st half-year of 2004, Azerbaijan posted the highest growth of industrial producer prices (23 percent). In Tajikistan, producer prices declined by 1.1 percent. Russia saw a 19.6-percent increase in industrial prices. The average CIS industrial producer prices advanced by 19 percent in the given period from the 1st half-year of 2004, when the growth rate stood at 20 percent. No data are available for Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan in the committee’s report.

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Aug 11, 2005, 07:20
imli Banned Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: H. Silvas Posts: 333 Rep Power: 0 Reputation: 10	The highest GDP growth rates in the CIS were reported from Azerbaijan (16.5 percent) Russia ranked 6th in GDP growth in CIS The highest GDP growth rates in the CIS were reported from Azerbaijan (16.5 percent) http://www.russiajournal.com/news/cnews-article.shtml?nd=48742 August 10, 2005 Posted: 16:57 Moscow time (12:57 GMT) MOSCOW - Russia ranks sixth on its GDP growth (value of goods and services produced in key industries) of 5.1 percent in the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) in the first half of 2005, the Interstate Statistical Committee of the CIS has reported. As of the end of 2004, Russia shared ninth position with Kyrgyzstan in the GDP growth rating. According to the committee’s report, in the given period, the highest GDP growth rates in the CIS were reported from Azerbaijan (16.5 percent) and Armenia (10.2 percent). Belarus posted 8.9-percent growth, followed by Tajikistan (8.1 percent), Georgia (6.8 percent), Ukraine (4 percent), and Kyrgyzstan (2.4 percent). No data are available for the GDP growth in Moldova, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. On average, the CIS GDP rose by 5 percent. In the 1st half-year of 2005, Russia ranked third for its inflation rate of 13.4 percent in the CIS compared to the 1st half-year of 2004. In the 1st half-year of 2005, the highest inflation rate in the CIS was registered in Ukraine (14.1 percent), while Armenia boasted the lowest inflation rate (2.3 percent). In Azerbaijan, inflation stood at 13.5 percent, in Moldova at 13.3 percent, in Belarus at 11.5 percent, in Georgia at 9.4 percent, in Kazakhstan at 7.3 percent, in Tajikistan at 7.1 percent, and in Kyrgyzstan at 4.5 percent. The average CIS inflation rate amounted to 13 percent. This said, in June 2005, Russia shared first place with Ukraine for inflation (0.6 percent from May 2005). In Kazakhstan the inflation rate stood at 0.4 percent, in Tajikistan at 0.3 percent and in Belarus at 0.2 percent. Meanwhile, most CIS states witnessed deflation in June 2005 compared with May 2005. Thus, Azerbaijan reported a deflation rate of 1.8 percent, Armenia and Georgia – 1.4 percent, Kyrgyzstan – 0.5 percent, Moldova – 0.8 percent. No data are available for inflation in Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. As for industrial production growth in the CIS countries in the 1st half-year of 2005 from the same period in 2004, Russia ranks 9th with a growth rate of 4 percent. The highest industrial production growth was observed in Azerbaijan (20.1 percent); in Georgia the rate stood at 12.8 percent, in Belarus – 10.5 percent, in Tajikistan – 8.9 percent, in Kazakhstan – 7 percent, in Armenia – 5.3 percent, in Ukraine – 5 percent, and in Moldova it amounted to 4.6 percent. In Kyrgyzstan, on the contrary, industrial production declined by 9.8 percent. The average CIS industrial production growth totaled 5 percent in the 1st half-year of 2005. The statistical committee’s report points out that higher growth rates could have been observed in the industry of Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia and Tajikistan during the period under review. In June 2005 against May 2005, the average industrial output grew by 7 percent in the CIS (compared with 3 percent in June 2004). In the given period, industrial output was boosted by 11.5 percent in Moldova, 8.7 percent in Russia, 6.2 percent in Armenia and 5 percent in Georgia. In the 1st half-year of 2005 compared with the 1st half-year of 2004, Azerbaijan posted the highest growth of industrial producer prices (23 percent). In Tajikistan, producer prices declined by 1.1 percent. Russia saw a 19.6-percent increase in industrial prices. The average CIS industrial producer prices advanced by 19 percent in the given period from the 1st half-year of 2004, when the growth rate stood at 20 percent. No data are available for Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan in the committee’s report.

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imli Banned Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: H. Silvas Posts: 333 Rep Power: 0 Reputation: 10	Указанные тобою организации почти не публикуют стат данных.