Trade deficit worsens to N$4.5bn in October

Petroleum oils contributed the most
The value of exports dropped by 12.1% to N$6.8 billion in October, compared to N$7.8 billion and N$8.3 billion recorded in September 2023 and October 2022, respectively.
Phillepus Uusiku
Namibia’s trade deficit worsened to N$4.5 billion in October, compared to a deficit of N$3.3 billion and N$2.2 billion recorded in September 2023 and October 2022 respectively, a
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