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Exports of Belarusian investment goods fell by 0.2% year-on-year to $1.31 billion in January–April, according to data from Belstat. It should be noted that after January–March, exports were trailing last year’s level by 1.8%.
Imports of investment goods increased by 13.9% in January–April to $1.71 billion.
Trade in intermediate goods remained in positive territory. Exports rose by 20.9% in the first four months of the year to $7.39 billion, while imports increased by 9% to $9.09 billion.
Exports of consumer goods increased by 31.5% in January–April to $5.5 billion, including food exports, which rose by 30.5% to $3.03 billion, and non-food exports, which grew by 32.7% to $2.475 billion.
Imports of consumer goods increased by 27% in January–April to $5.89 billion, including food imports, which rose by 30.3% to $1.54 billion, and non-food imports, which increased by 25.9% to $4.35 billion.