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Industrial new orders in Romania, up 13 pct in January 2011
08.03.2011, 14:41 | Economy | 921 views
Industrial new orders in Romania for both the internal and external market advanced 13 percent in nominal terms in January 2011 from December 2010, on a 47.8 percent rise in orders for intermediary goods, the National Statistics Institute (INS) reports. Drops were recorded in the orders for durables (24.2 percent), for capital goods (5.5 percent) and consumer goods (4.4 percent). Industrial new orders in January 2011 were up 41.1 percent overall from January 2010 as a result of rises in orders for intermediary goods (46.7 percent) capital goods (44 percent), durables (30.4 percent) and consumer goods (10.2 percent). Read more on Financiarul.ro
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