Iceland’s Goods Trade Deficit Nearly Doubles in August

Iceland recorded a preliminary goods trade deficit of ISK 63.1 billion in August, nearly double the ISK 33.6 billion deficit seen in the same month last year.

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Iceland’s August Goods Trade Deficit Nearly Doubles to ISK 63.1 Billion

Iceland recorded a preliminary ISK 63.1 billion goods trade deficit in August, compared with ISK 33.6 billion in the same month last year. The post Iceland’s August Goods Trade Deficit Nearly Doubles to ISK 63.1 Billion appeared first on Iceland Review.

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