The CSO published data according to which after November 2014 exports of goods were almost 150,500,000,000 EUR by which it was higher than the previous period in 2013 approximately 4.8%. The imports increased slightly at the same time, i.e. by 5%, the amount 152,200,000,000 EUR. This had a direct mapping of the freight deficit by 345,000,000 EUR, giving an amount of around 1,700,000,000 EUR.
The increase in sales of wood and paper products (about 5.8%, to 7,000,000,000 EUR) and dominant in Polish exchange of electromechanical products with abroad
Definitely a better result after November recorded in exchanges with developed countries, in this area exports increased by 7.2%, a import o 4.1%.
In turn, exports to developing and less developed markets decreased by 6%, the increase in imports by 6.8% the increase in the exchange deficit 4,900,000,000 EUR.
EU exports increased by 7.5%, to 116,000,000,000 EUR. Among the major EU countries, sales to Latvia increased rapidly (by 25.2%), Spain (about ok. 21.3%), Finland 16.6%, Netherlands 9.9% and Italy, Romania and Sweden (after 9.4%). The export to our main trading partner, Germany (about 8.7%).
In turn, exports to developing and less developed markets decreased by 6%, the increase in imports by 6.8% the increase in the exchange deficit 4,900,000,000 EUR, to 28,400,000,000 EUR.
The decrease in sales to less developed markets resulted from a deep decline in exports to the CIS, including Russia - by 13.5%, Ukraine - up to 27.3% and in Belarus - o 9.4%
In summary, it can be mentioned that exports of light industry products have increased rapidly in the freight section. The increase in sales of wood and paper products (about 5.8%, to 7,000,000,000 EUR) and dominant in the Polish exchange of electromechanical products (about 5.6%, to 59,600,000,000 EUR). However, the decrease in exports was recorded for mineral products (by 6.1%, to 6,400,000,000 EUR).