According to the Central Bureau of Statistics Business product fell by an annualized 5.6%, after rising by 7.9% in the previous quarter. Exports of goods and services fell 19.8%
The Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) announced last week that Israel’s economy shrank in the third quarter, the quarter of the second Lebanon war, by an annualized 1.4%.
According to the Central Bureau of Statistics Business product fell by an annualized 5.6%, after rising by 7.9% in the previous quarter and 8% in the first quarter and exports of goods and services fell 19.8%.
Imports of goods and services fell by an annualized 26.1%.
The sharp increase in public and defense spending was apparently not enough to prevent the economic contraction.
CBS: Economy shrank by 1.4% in Q3
According to the Central Bureau of Statistics Business product fell by an annualized 5.6%, after rising by 7.9% in the previous quarter. Exports of goods and services fell 19.8%
20.11.06 / 00:00
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