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UPDATE 1 – Bosnia’s Q2 C/A Deficit Rises 31% Y/Y to 515 Mln Euro

Oct 1, 2008, 10:49:22 AMArticle by Stefan Ralchev
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October 1 (SeeNews) - Bosnia 's current account gap in the second quarter of 2008 rose to a preliminary 1.007 billion marka ($744 million/515 million euro) from 769 million marka a year ago, central bank statistics showed on Wednesday.

UPDATE 1 – Bosnia’s Q2 C/A Deficit Rises 31% Y/Y to 515 Mln Euro

Bosnia's current account deficit in the second quarter rose 26% from the previous quarter.

The Bosnian marka is pegged to the euro under a currency board system at a fixed exchange rate of 1.95583 marka per euro.

Details follow (in millions of Bosnian marka):

Bosnia current account Q2'08 Q1'08 Q2'07
Balance -1,006.9 -800.2 -768.8
Goods -2,434.2 -2,068.4 -2,103.0
Services 390.1 285.9 327.0
Income 142.1 191.4 132.8
Current transfers 895.1 790.9 874.4
Capital and financial account 995.6 754.1 528.3
-Capital account 99.3 88.3 103.1
-Financial account 896.3 665.8 425.2
Net errors and omissions 11.3 46.1 240.5

NOTE: The central bank does not publish Bosnia's current account figures as percentage of the gross domestic product (GDP). Bosnia's revised GDP grew by a real 6.8% in 2007, reaching a nominal 21.64 billion marka, according to central bank data. The IMF estimated in June that Bosnia’s current account gap would reach 16% of GDP this year.

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