According to the State Statistical Office data, the turnover index in industry, total, in September 2022, in comparison with September 2021, was 115.4.
The total turnover by Main Industrial Groupings in September 2022, in comparison with September 2021, was higher in Capital goods by 39.9% and Non-durable consumer goods by 11.6%, but lower in Intermediate goods, except energy by 4.2% and Durable consumer goods by 5.0%.
The turnover index in industry, total, in September 2022, in comparison with August 2022, was 112.0, while in the period January-September 2022, in comparison with January-September 2021, the turnover index in industry, total, was 116.4.
The turnover index in industry on the domestic market in September 2022, in comparison with September 2021, was 110.0.
The turnover in industry on the domestic market by Main Industrial Groupings in September 2022, in comparison with September 2021, was higher in Intermediate goods, except energy by 7.3%, Durable consumer goods by 1.5% and Nondurable consumer goods by 16.3%, but lower in Capital goods by 15.0%.
The turnover index in industry on the domestic market in September 2022, in comparison with August 2022, was 104.1, while in the period January-September 2022, in comparison with January-September 2021, the turnover index in industry on the domestic market, was 112.4.
The turnover index in industry on the non-domestic market, in September 2022, in comparison with September 2021, was 116.7.
The turnover in industry on the non-domestic market by Main Industrial Groupings in September 2022, in comparison with September 2021, was higher in Capital goods by 40.9% and Non-durable consumer goods by 7.1%, but lower in Intermediate goods, except energy by 9.8% and Durable consumer goods by 12.2%.
The turnover index in industry on the non-domestic market in September 2022, in comparison with August 2022, was 113.7, while in the period January-September 2022, in comparison with January-September 2021, the turnover index in industry on the non-domestic market, was 117.2.
