Industrial production in CIS reduce by 16 per cent over January-May
Over January-May this year the industrial production in CIS countries fell by 16 per cent on average compared to the same period last year. The industrial growth of 1.3 per cent was recorded only in Azerbaijan against the same period last year, data the Interstate Statistical Committee of the Commonwealth reports.
Other CIS countries experienced decline in the industrial production. Belarus was affected the least: over the five month the decrease reached 3.4 per cent.
Industrial production in Kazakhstan fell by 4,6 per cent, in Armenia - by 10,5 per cent, in Tajikistan - 13 per cent. Russia's industry was affected most of all among other countries: the production drop reached 15.4 per cent. Kyrgyzstan' s industry reduced by 20.2 per cent, Moldova - by 25.3 per cent and Ukraine - by 31,9 per cent.
Other CIS countries experienced decline in the industrial production. Belarus was affected the least: over the five month the decrease reached 3.4 per cent.
Industrial production in Kazakhstan fell by 4,6 per cent, in Armenia - by 10,5 per cent, in Tajikistan - 13 per cent. Russia's industry was affected most of all among other countries: the production drop reached 15.4 per cent. Kyrgyzstan' s industry reduced by 20.2 per cent, Moldova - by 25.3 per cent and Ukraine - by 31,9 per cent.
