Qatar’s merchandise trade surplus surged by a monthly rate of 15.8 percent in November, hitting 24.5 billion rials ($6.7 billion), data from the country’s Planning and Statistics Authority showed.
Exports – which includes both domestic goods and re-exports – went up by 13.9 percent to reach 34.3 billion rials. Jumps in shipments of petroleum gas and other gaseous hydrocarbons drove this increase, as they rose by 18.9 percent.
In annual terms, exports soared by 106.6 percent in November.
Observing the destination of these shipments, China received the bulk, purchasing 14.8 percent of Qatari exports. Japan and South Korea followed, with shares of 13.1 percent and 10.4 percent, respectively.
Exports – which includes both domestic goods and re-exports – went up by 13.9 percent to reach 34.3 billion rials. Jumps in shipments of petroleum gas and other gaseous hydrocarbons drove this increase, as they rose by 18.9 percent.
In annual terms, exports soared by 106.6 percent in November.
Observing the destination of these shipments, China received the bulk, purchasing 14.8 percent of Qatari exports. Japan and South Korea followed, with shares of 13.1 percent and 10.4 percent, respectively.
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