Abu Dhabi’s non-oil outside stock exchange amid Q1 2018 remained at AED38 billion, as per figures discharged by the Statistics Center – Abu Dhabi as of late that indicated imports supported to AED26.3 billion from January through March.
The insights cover the estimation of non-oil remote stock exchange which entered or left the domain of Abu Dhabi through the emirate’s air, ocean and land purposes of passage, and don’t cover non-oil fares and imports through ports of different Emirates in the UAE.
The aggregate non-oil remote stock exchange grew 2.5 percent amid March when contrasted with an indistinguishable period in 2017 from an immediate aftereffect of a 3.8 percent ascend in the estimation of imports, a 1.5 percent expansion in non-oil trades, while re-sends out dove by 2.1 percent.
As per the figures, the estimation of fares expanded to AED6.00 billion, while imports remained at AED26.34 billion and re-trades at AED5.58 billion.
Mechanical frill got the lion’s offer of Abu Dhabi non-oil sends out, adding up to around AED5.4 billion, representing 90 percent of the aggregate non-oil trades from January through March 2018, with F&B trades achieving AED 262 million.
As far as re-trades, transport hardware and extras represented 44.8 percent of aggregate re-fares, or AED2.5 billion, amid a similar period.
Non-oil stock worth AED10.4 billion, including mechanical extras, was foreign made, involving 39.5 percent of the emirate’s aggregate imports amid Q1, with transport hardware and adornments imports nearing AED8 billion.
Abu Dhabi's non-oil foreign trade nears AED38 billion in Q1
