| Trade turnover |
USD 6.2 bln. (2.1% lower than in 1999) |
| Exports |
USD 3.2 bln. (up by 0.9 %) (3,265 mln. vs. 3,236 mln.) |
| Imports |
USD 2.9 bln. (down from 3,111 mln. in 1999 to 2,947 mln. dollars in
2000 (a 5.1 per cent slip) |
| Foreign investment attracted |
USD 12 bln. |
| Export items |
Equipment, foodstuffs, motor vehicles and aircraft |
| Main export partners |
USA, South Korea, Switzerland, Great Britain, Germany, Turkey,
Holland, France, Italy, Iran, China, Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan
|
| Foreign trade surplus |
317.3 mln. dollars 2.1% lower than in 1999 (125.1 mln. dollars) |
| Share of export in foreign trade turnover |
53.2% |
| Share of imports |
46.8% |
| Turnover with CIS countries |
37% (28% in 1999) |
| Turnover with countries outside CIS |
63% (72 %) |
| GDP growth |
4% |
| Industrial output |
6.4% |
| Agricultural output |
3.2% |
| Production of consumer goods |
7.7% |
| Retail turnover |
7.8% |
| Growth of payable services to the public |
14% |
| State budget deficit |
Less than 1% of GDP |
| Volume of money print |
9.4%
|
| Refinancing rate |
Shrank from 36% to 24% |
| Number of privatized facilities |
374 (instead of the planned 167) |
| Profit from privatization |
14.3 bln. soums (60% up than in 1999) |
| Number of facilities sold to foreign investors |
36 (12 with 100% foreign ownership) |
