Namibia recorded lowest trade deficit in December 2024

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2025-02-04

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WINDHOEK, 04 FEB (NAMPA) - The Namibian trade balance recorded a deficit of N.dollars 119 million, the lowest recorded last year, according to the latest data from the Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA).
NSA released the Namibia International Merchandise Trade Statistics Bulletin for December 2024 on Tuesday.
The report shows that the deficit recorded in December was much lower than the N.dollars 969 million recorded in December 2023. The trade defi...

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