Czech Republic trade surplus falls in November
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A report from the Czech statistical office on Friday showed that the trade surplus decreased to CZK 5.749 billion (EUR 235.2 million) in November from CZK 32.091 billion in the same month in 2020.
In October, the trade deficit was CZK 16.279 billion.
Exports grew 8.1% annually in November and imports gained 17.1%.
On a monthly basis, seasonally adjusted exports increased 6% in November and imports rose by 2.2%.
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