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Foreign trade in 2013

The monthly figures published by National Institute of Statistics (INS) for the year 2013.

Exports (FOB) — average

4,130.2 million EUR

the average of the 12 months published

Exports (FOB) — minim

3,702.3 million EUR

January 2013

Exports (FOB) — maxim

4,701.7 million EUR

October 2013

Imports (CIF) — average

4,609.8 million EUR

the average of the 12 months published

Imports (CIF) — minim

4,004.8 million EUR

January 2013

Imports (CIF) — maxim

5,348.8 million EUR

October 2013

Trends in 2013

Exports (FOB) · solid lineImports (CIF) · dashed line
Foreign trade in 2013 The monthly trend of Foreign trade, from January 2013 to December 2013, in million EUR. Exports (FOB): a trecut de la 3,702.3 la 3,855.7. Imports (CIF): a trecut de la 4,004.8 la 4,356.8. The exact figures are in the table below. 3,500 4,000 4,500 5,000 5,500 maxim 4,701.7 minim 3,702.3 3,855.7 4,356.8

The months of 2013

The months of 2013. The figures are in million EUR.
Month Exports (FOB) Imports (CIF)
January 2013 3,702.3 4,004.8
February 2013 3,873.5 4,082.0
March 2013 4,005.9 4,576.4
April 2013 4,088.0 4,689.2
May 2013 4,022.3 4,514.2
June 2013 4,023.4 4,392.4
July 2013 4,482.2 5,055.2
August 2013 3,829.1 4,479.0
September 2013 4,454.2 4,872.2
October 2013 4,701.7 5,348.8
November 2013 4,523.8 4,946.3
December 2013 3,855.7 4,356.8

All years

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Source: National Institute of Statistics (INS), matrices EXP101I, EXP102I. Period covered: 2013. See the source.

The monthly series begin in January 2013 and come from the matrices by CSCI section, row “Total”. Exports are valued FOB (at the exporting country's border), imports CIF (transport and insurance up to the Romanian border included), so the gap between them is not comparable with a FOB/FOB balance.

Derived figure. INS publishes these monthly series in thousands of euro; the figures here are the same ones divided by a thousand, so that they can be read. The division is exact.