The commercial deficit increased by a 10% Regarding the previous year. Exports record a slight decrease in 0,04% In relation to the 2012.
The gap between imports and exports in the country reached the $4.713 millions in September, According to data published by the Central Bank of Costa Rica (Bccr) On its website.
The accumulated amount between January and September shows a growth of the 10% with respect, to the period of 2012.
For its part, The value of exports increased a 12,4% a $8.663,3 millions compared to $7.707 Millions observed in August.
On the other face of the currency, imports between January and September 2013 added a value of $13.376 millions, and 12% more than the $11.880 millions registered to the previous August by the Central Bank.
Growth is 3,3% When comparing the accumulated amount to the ninth month of this year with the same period of 2012.
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