Kosovo's trade gap widens in July
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Kosovo's trade deficit increased by 39.5% year-on-year to EUR 367.7 million in July, the country's statistical office said in a report.
Exports rose by 46.2% to EUR 62.3 million, while imports increased by 40.4% to EUR 430 million.
Kosovo's main export destinations in July were Albania, North Macedonia and the United States. Base metals, various manufactured articles, and plastic and rubber products were Kosovo's main export items.
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