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Statistical Indicators for Asia and the Pacific 2004 Compendium

Volume XXXlV December 2004 Data available as at 31 December 2004

United Nations New York, 2004

ESCAP WORKS TOWARDS REDUCING POVERTY AND MANAGING GLOBALIZATION

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UNITED NATIONS PUBLICATION

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The designations employed and the presentationof the material in this publication do not imply the expressionof any opinion whatsoever on the part of the Secretariat of the United Nations concerningthe legal status of any country, territory, city or area, or of its authorities,or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries. This publication has been issued without formal editing.

Contents Page Introduction and explanatory notes

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Regional tables 1. Total population ............................................................. ............................................................................................................................................................................................ I 2. Population growth rate .............................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................ II 3. RuraVurban population ................................................. .................. ........................................................................................................................................................................ 111 4. Life expectancy at birth ............................................................................................................... ..................................... ......................................................................................... VI 5. Population densi....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... IX 6. Crude birth rate .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... X 7. Crude death rate .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................XI 8. Adult literacy rate ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... XI1 9. Agricultural production indices ........ ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... XV 10. Cereal production.............................................................................................................................. "....................................................... .............................................................. XIX 1I. Industrial production index................................................................................................................................................................... ................................................................ XXlV 12. Consumer price indices .................................................. ............ ..................... ........................................ ............................................................................................................. XXV 13. lnternet users ............................................... ........................................................... .......................................................................................................................................... XXVlll 14. International trade .................................................................... ........................ ..................................................... ............................................................................................... XXlX 15. GDP growth rate ...................................................... .......................................................................................................................................................................................... XXXlI 16. GDP per capita.............................................................................................................................. ............................................................................................................ ........XXXlll 17. Exchange rates ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... - ..........XXXlV Countrylarea tables ~

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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25.

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Australia .................................................................................................... ................................................................................................................................................................ .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Bangladesh................................. China Cook Islands .......................................................................................... .......................... ........................................................................................................................................ ... FIJI Hong Kong, China................................................................................ ................................................................................................................. .................................................. India Indonesia.............................................................................".................................................................................................................................................................................... Iran (Islamic Republic of) .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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36 Macao, China ............................................................... ......................... ....................................................................................................... ......................................................... 43 Malaysia ....................................."........................................................................,,....................................,...,..........................................................................................................45 Myanmar 49 Nepal 52 New Zealand ....*........................................................................................................................................ ...................................................... .................................... ..,.................. 54 Pakistan 58 Papua New Guinea................................... .......................................... .................................................................................................................................................................... 63 .. Philippines 65 Republic of Korea .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 69 Russian Federation.............................................................................................. .................................................................................................................................................... 76 Samoa 80 Singapore........................................................................ ................................................................................. ........................................................................................................ 81 Sri Lanka 85 Thailand................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ................ 89 Tonga 94 Turkey............................................... ...................... .................................................................... .............................................................................................................................. 96

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Introduction and explanatory notes Sfafisfical lndicafors forAsia and the Pacific is a publicationdesigned to provide up-todate monthly data for the purposeof assessingthe short-term demographic and economic trends in countries or areas of the region. It has been offered in print on a quarterly basis from 1971 to 2003. From January 2004 onwards, the quarterly releases have only been electronic at ehttp://www.unescap.ora/stat/data/statindb.

The main part of the publication represents the monthly data released online in December 2004 for selected countries and areas of the region. The publication starts, however, with 17 tables that cover comparative annual socio-economic indicators for all regional members and associate members of ESCAP. *** Data appearing in this publication are compiled from special submissions by countries or areas, official national publications, the United Nations Monthly Bullefin of Sfafisfics,the lnfernafional FinancialStatistics of the InternationalMonetary Fund and information provided by other international organizations. Unless otherwise stated, the metric system of weights and measures is used. Data shown for the latest period should generally be treated as provisional. The designation “country or area” covers countries, territories, cities or areas. Figures shown between three broken lines (- - -) are the average for the period and figures between four broken lines (- - - -) are the total for the period covered. The following symbols are used:

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data not available nil or negligible

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series changed

On 1 July 1997, Hong Kong became Hong Kong, China. Mention of “Hong Kong” in the text refers to a date prior to IJuly 1997. On 20 December 1999, Macau became Macao, China. Mention of “Macau” in the text refers to a date prior to 20 December 1999.

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Table I.Total population 1980

1990

East and North-East Asia China Democratic People’s Republic of Korea Hong Kong, China Japan Macao. China Mongolia Republic of Korea

987.10 I ’ 17.20 5.06 117.06 0.24 I ’ 1.60 38.12

1143.30 I 19.96 5.70 123.61 0.34 I 2.12 42.87

1995

‘

’

2000

1211.20 I ’ 21.37 6.16 125.57 0.41 2.25 45.09

1267.40 22.27 6.66 126.93 0.43 2.41 47.01

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Millions

2002

2003

1284.90 I ’ 22.62 6.79 127.44 0.44 2.47 47.64

1292.30 I ’ 22.66 6.80 127.62 0.45 2.50 47.93

South-East Asia Brunei Damssalam Cambodia Indonesia La0 People’s Democratic Republic Malaysia Myanmar Philippines Singapore Thailand Tirnor-Leste Viet Nam

0.19 6.50 147.49 3.20 13.88 33.61 48.10 l 2 2.41 46.96 0.58 53.72

0.25 8.60 179.38 4.14 18.10 40.78 60.70 l 2 3.05 56.30 0.74 66.23

0.29 10.50 194.75 4.69 20.69 44.74 68.62 I 2 3.53 59.46 0.84 72.00

13.39 l4 87.50 1.32 673.00 39.30 0.16 14.63 82.58 14.75 44.44

17.30 108.70 1.70 835.13 54.47 0.21 18.11 109.71 16.27 I s 56.15

19.70 120.20 1.81 931.OO 59.19 0.25 20.34 124.49 17.28 I 61.73

3.12 6.21 l 6 5.05 l 6 14.82 3.62 138.84 I ‘ 3.95 2.83 15.70 l 6

3.57 7.22 l 6 5.45 l 6 16.30 l 6 4.39 148.16 I ’ 5.30 3.76 20.60 l 6

3.77 7.73 l 6 5.14 15.96 l 6 4.56 147.61 I ‘ 5.84 4.53 22.90 l 6

3.80 8.02 l 6 4.69 14.90 l 6 4.89 145.60 I ’ 6.19 5.29 24.80 I’

3.21 8.14 l 6 4.62 14.86 l 6 4.97 144.00 I ’ 6.44 5.79 25.40 l 6

3.21 8.20 l 6 4.57 14.86 l 6 5.01 145.20 I ’ 6.50 6.12 25.70 l 6

0.05 17.07 0.02 0.74 0.19 0.13 0.07 I’ 0.05 0.10 0.01 0.17 3.33 0.002 l 6

0.05 18.07 0.02 0.77 0.21 0.14 0.08 0.05 0.11 0.01 0.19 3.66 l9 0.002 l 6 0.06 0.02 4.08 0.16 0.38 0.10 0.01 0.17 3494.53 480.11 1235.07 326.63 28.34

0.06 19.15 0.02 0.81 0.23 0.15 0.08 0.05 0.11 0.01 0.21 3.86 I s 0.002 I 6 0.07 0.02 5.13 0.17 0.46 0.10 0.01 0.19 3721.74 518.43 1350.04 355.31 30.90

0.06 19.66 0.02 0.83 0.24 0.16 0.09 0.06 0.1 1 0.01 0.22 3.93 l9 0.002 l 6 0.07 0.02 5.52 0.18 0.49 0.10 0.01 0.20 3807.35 533.73 1396.74 367.42 31.98

0.06 19.88 0.02 0.83 0.25 0.16 0.09 0.06 0.1 I 0.01 0.22 4.01 0.002 l 6 0.08 0.02 5.62 0.18 0.51 0.10 0.01 0.21 3849.06 541.36 1418.46 373.44 32.42

South and South-West Asia Afghanistan Bangladesh Bhutan India Iran (Islamic Republic of) Maldives Nepal Pakistan Sri Lanka Turkey

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0.32 12.60 205.84 5.23 23.49 50.13 76.50 l 2 4.02 61.87 0.74 77.69 21.oo 129.20 2.06 1017.00 63.66 0.27 22.90 139.14 18.47 67.42

0.34 13.00 211.06 5.53 24.52 52.17 79.50 l 3 4.17 62.80 0.76 79.88 21.80 132.90 2.20 1052.00 65.54 0.28 23.70 144.85 19.01 l 5 69.63

0.35 13.30 213.72 5.68 25.05 53.22 81.10 l 3 4.19 63.08 0.77 80.90 22.20 134.60 2.26 1068.00 66.48 0.29 24.20 147.66 19.25 70.71

North and Central Asia Armenia Azerbaijan Georgia Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Russian Federation Tajikistan Turkmenistan Uzbekistan

Pacific

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American Samoa Australia Cook Islands Fiji French Polynesia Guam Kiribati Marshall Islands Micronesia (Federated States of) Naunr New Caledonia New Zealand Niue NorthernMariana Islands Palau Papua New Guinea Samoa Solomon Islands Tonga Tuvalu Vanuatu ESCAP A S W SAARC ECO PACIFIC

0.03 14.70 0.02 0.63 0.15 0.11 l 7 0.06 0.03 0.07 0.01 0.14 3.11 0.003 l 6 0.02 0.01 I1O 2.88 Il2 0.16 0.23

0.09 0.01 0.12 2710.79 356.64 887.33 226.84 22.57

0.04 0.02 l 7 3.69 In 0.16 0.32 0.10 0.01 0.15 3235.09 438.27 1107.13 295.20 26.41

figures as at 1 April. 8. Census fgures as at 7 November. 9. Data refer to resident population. 10. Census figures as at 15 September. 1I. Census fgures as at 15 April. 12. Census figures as at 22 September. 13. Census figures as at 11 July. 14. Census figures as at 9 July.

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Table 2. Population growth sate Percent per annum

1980-1990

1990-2000

2000

2001

2002

2003

1.5 1.5 1.2 0.5 3.5 2.9 1.2

1.o 1.1 1.6 0.3 2.4 1.3 0.9

0.8 0.7 0.9 0.2 0.7 1.7 0.8

0.7 0.7 0.9 0.3 1.2 0.7

0.7 0.8 0.9 0.1 1.2 1.2 0.6

0.6 0.5 0.2 0.5 I.6 1.2 0.6

3.2 2.8 2.0 2.6 2.7 2.0 2.4 2.4 1.8 2.4 2.1

2.5 3.9 1.4 2.4 2.6 2.1 2.3 2.8 0.9 0.0 1.6

2.5 1.8 1.5 2.8 3.4 2.0 2.3 1.3 I ' 0.4 -0.9 1.4

2.5 1.8 1.5 2.8 2.2 2.0 1.9 1.7 I' 0.7 1.8 1.4

2.4 I.9 1.4 2.8 2.1 2.0 2.0 1.8 I' 0.8 1.8 1.5

2.7 1.9 1.4 2.8 2.1 2.0 2.0 0.5 I' 0.5 0.8 I.5

2.6 2.2 2.6 2.2 3.3 3.2 2.2 2.9 1.o 2.4

2.0 1.6 1.9 2.0 1.6 2.4 2.4 2.4 1.3 1.8

1.9 1.3 3.4 1.8 1.5 2.0 2.4 2.1 1.4 1.7

1.9 1.3 3.8 1.2 1.4 1.7 2.3 2.0 1.4 1.6

1.9 1.5 2.8 2.4 1.6 1.6 2.4 2.0 1.5 1.6

1.8 1.3 3.2 1.5 1.4 1.6 2.1 1.9 1.3 1.6

1.4 1.5 0.8 1.o 1.9 0.7 3.0 2.9 2.8

0.6 1.1 -1.5 -0.9 1.1 -0.2 1.6 3.5 1.9

0.3 0.9 -0.8 -0.4 0.8 -0.5 2.1 3.7 1.2

... 0.8 -0.8 -0.4 0.8 -0.6 1.9 4.1 1.2

-0.1 0.8 -0.7 0.1 0.8 -0.5 2.1 5.2 1.2

-0.1 0.8 -0.6 0.3 0.9 0.8 0.9 5.7 1.2

3.7 1.5 -0.5 1.5 2.7 2.3 2.3 4.2 2.9 1.8 2.0 0.7 -4.6 10.0 1.3 2.5 0.3 3.6 0.3 1.9 2.5

2.0 1.2 0.5 0.9 1.8 1.5 I.6 I.3 0.9 2.3 2.1 1.5 -1.3 4.9 2.3 3.3 0.7 3.7 0.4 1.5 2.7

1.6 1.2

1.6 1.3 1.7 0.5 I.5 2.0 1.7 3.6 0.2 2.5 1.5 0.5 " -4.1 3.1 2.6 3.0 3.6 3.7 0.4 2.0 2.7

1.6 1.3 1.1 1.4 1.8 2.1 1.7 3.8 0.2 2.4 1.4 1.4 " -3.3 2.9 2.0 3.2 0.5 3.4 0.3 2.0 2.7

East and North-East Asia China Democratic People's Republic of Korea Hong Kong, China Japan Macao, China Mongolia Republic of Korea

0.8

South-East Asia Brunei Darussalam Cambodia Indonesia La0 People's Democratic Republic Malaysia Myanmar Philippines Singapore Thailand Timor-Leste Met Nam

South and South-WestAsia Afghanistan Bangladesh Bhutan India Iran (Islamic Republic of) Maldves Nepal Pakistan Sri Lanka Turkey

North and Central Asia Armenia Azerbaijan Georgia Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Russian Federation Tajikistan Turkmenistan Uzbekistan

Pacific American Samoa Australia Cook Islands Fiji French Polynesia Guam Kiribati Marshall Islands Micronesia (Federated States of) Nauru New Caledonia New Zealand Niue NorUlern Mariana Islands Palau Papua New Guinea Samoa Solomon Islands Tonga Tuvalu Vanuatu

... 0.5 1.6 1.8 1.7 3.6 0.2 2.6 1.7 0.6 I ' 3.6 5.3 3.2

... 1.8 3.8 0.5 2.0 2.7

I.6 1.2 0.0 0.7 1.8 2.0 1.6 3.9 0.2 4.8 1.4 2.0 5.9 2.8 1.5 1.8 0.9 3.6 0.4 1.3 2.7

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Table 3 Rurallurban population Percentage

1980

1990

1995

2000

2002

2003

Rural Urban

80.6 19.4

73.6 26.4

71.O

29.0

63.8 36.2

60.9 39.1

59.5 40.5

Rural Urban

43.1 56.9

40.2 59.8

41.0 59.0

39.8 60.2

39.0 61.O

38.9 61.1

Rural Urban

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

Rural Urban

23.8 76.2

... ...

...

Rural Urban

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

Rural Urban

48.5 51.5

43.0 57.0

47.3 52.7

43.4 56.6

l2

42.6 57.4

46.6 53.4

Rural Urban

42.7 57.3

... ...

20.3 79.7

l3

... ...

19.7 80.3

Rural Urban

40.1 59.9

34.0

31.O 69.0

...

...

...

66.0

...

...

...

Rural Urban

89.7 10.3

88.4 11.6

85.6 14.4

84.0

84.0

...

16.0

16.0

...

Rural Urban

77.6 22.4

69.1 30.9

63.9 36.1

59.8 40.2

... ...

54.4 45.6

Rural Urban

86.6 13.4

81.4 18.6

79.0 21.o

76.5 23.5

80.0 20.0

79.4 20.6

Rural Urban

62.5 37.5

45.3 54.7

41.2 58.8

37.6 62.4

37.4 62.6

Rural Urban

76.0 24.0

75.2 24.8

74.0 26.0

72.3 27.7

71.O 29.0

70.5 29.5

Rural Urban

62.7 37.3

51.4 48.6

46.0

54.0

41.4 58.6

40.0 60.0

39.0 61.0

Rural Urban

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

Rural Urban

82.4 17.6

82.3 17.7

81.7 18.3

81.5 18.5

71.4 28.6

71.4 28.6

Rural Urban

91.6 8.4

92.2 7.8

92.5 7.5

92.5 7.5

92.4 7.6

92.3 7.7

Rural Urban

80.7 19.3

80.5 19.5

79.3 20.7

75.8 24.2

74.9 25.1

74.2 25.8

East and North-East Asia China Democratic People’s Republic of Korea Hong Kong, China Japan I’ I‘

22.6 I ’ 77.4 I’

21.9 78.1

I’

I’

21.3 78.7

I’ I’

...

Macao, China Mongolia Republic of Korea I’

25.6 74.4

I’ I’

I‘

I3

South-East Asia Brunei Darussalam Cambodia Indonesia La0 People’s Democratic Republic

Malaysia l4 l4

45.3 54.7

l4

l4

Myanmar

Phi1ippines Singapore Thailand Timor-Leste Viet Nam

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Table 3 Rurallurban population (continued) Percentage

1980

1990

1995

2000

2002

2003

Rural Urban

84.4 15.6

83.3 16.7

81.7 18.3

79.5 20.5

79.3 20.7

79.1 20.9

Rural Urban

88.7 11.3

85.2 14.8

84.9 15.1

78.8 21.2

...

75.7 24.3

Rural Urban

96.1 3.9

94.7 5.3

93.6 6.4

92.9 7.1

92.0

8.0

91.4 8.6

Rural Urban

76.9 23.1

72.8 27.2

73.0 27.0

71.6 28.4

71.O 29.0

71.7 28.3

Rural Urban

50.1 49.9

43.6 56.4

41.9 58.1

35.6 64.4

35.3 64.7

33.3 66.7

Rural Urban

79.3 20.7

74.1 25.9

74.5 25.5

72.6 27.4

... ...

71.2 28.8

Rural Urban

93.9 6.1

90.4 9.6

86.0 14.0

...

...

... ...

84.9 15.1

Rural Urban

71.9 28.1

69.9 30.1

68.2 31.8

67.5 32.5

67.5 32.5

66.3 33.7

Rural Urban

78.4 21.6

78.5 21.5

78.0 22.0

76.4 23.6

... ...

...

Rural Urban

56.2 43.8

40.6 59.4

37.9 62.1

35.3 64.7

34.2 65.8

33.7 66.3

Rural Urban

33.7 66.3

30.5 69.5

32.7 67.3

35.7 64.3

35.7 64.3

35.8 64.2

Rural Urban

46.8 53.2

46.5 53.5

47.8 52.2

49.0 51.O

49.3 50.7

49.3 50.7

Rural Urban

47.9 52.1

43.9 56.1

44.4 55.6

42.3 57.7

47.7 52.3

Rural Urban

46.3 53.7

42.9 57.1

l6

44.3 55.7

44.2 55.8

43.4 56.6

44.2 55.8

Rural Urban

62.2 37.8

62.5 37.5

l6

64.5 35.5

65.1 34.9

65.2 34.8

65.2 34.8

Rural Urban

29.9 70.1

26.2 73.8

27.1 72.9

27.1 72.9

27.0 73.0

26.6 73.4

Rural Urban

65.8 34.2

68.3 31.7

72.2 27.8

73.5 26.5

73.5 26.5

75.3 24.7

Rural Urban

52.3 47.7

54.8 45.2

54.8 45.2

54.5 45.5

55.0 45.0

54.7 45.3

Rural Urban

58.9 41.1

59.1 40.9

61.7 38.3

62.8 37.2

63.3 36.7

63.5 36.5

South and South-West Asia Afghanistan Bangladesh

...

Bhutan India Iran (Islamic Republic 00 Maldives Nepal Pakistan Sri Lanka

...

Turkey

North and Central Asia Armenia Azerbayan Georgia IS Is

47.8 52.2

Kazakhstan l6

l6

Russian Federation Tajikstan Turkmenistan I’

Uzbekistan

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Table 3 Rurallurban population (continued) Percentage

1995

2000

2002

2003

... ...

...

...

...

...

1980

1990

Rural

56.0

51.6

Urban

44.0

48.4 I'

Rural Urban

14.2 85.8

14.5 85.5

Rural Urban

46.1 53.9

41.5 "O 58.5 I"

41.2 I" 58.8

Rural Urban

61.3 38.7

58.4 41.6

Rural Urban

43.0 57.0

Rural Urban

Pacific Ameriian Samoa I'

...

...

...

... ...

... ...

8.0 92.0

...

...

... ...

29.8 70.2

54.5 45.5

50.6 49.4

... ...

48.3 51.7

44.0 56.0

47.0 53.0

47.0 53.0

47.0 53.0

47.8 52.2

60.5 l 8 39.5

61.8 I' 38.2

61.8 38.2

... ...

...

...

Rural Urban

68.3 31.7

64.9 /I2 35.1 /I2

63.5 36.5

56.5 43.5

...

52.6 47.4

Rural Urban

48.8 51.2 I"

35.3 64.7

34.7 65.3

34.2 65.8

...

33.6 66.4

Rural Urban

74.0 26.0

73.6 26.4

73.0 27.0

70.3 29.7

...

70.7 29.3

Rural Urban

...

... ...

... ...

... ...

... ...

...

...

Rural Urban

41.5 58.5

40.7 59.3

39.6 I" 60.4

39.7 60.3

39.7 60.3

38.8 61.2

Rural Urban

16.7 83.3

16.0 84.0

14.6 85.4

...

...

...

...

14.1 85.9

Rural Urban

...

...

76.7 23.3

... ...

...

...

... ...

64.5 35.5

Rural Urban

13.3 86.7 I'

10.3 89.7

10.5 89.5

11.9 /" 88.1 Ha

... ...

... ...

Rural Urban

37.4 113 62.6

31.O I' 69.0 I'

29.0 71.O

30.5 69.5 I"

...

31.4 68.6

Rural Urban

86.9 Ro 13.1

85.0 R1 15.0 12'

84.0 16.0

82.6 17.4

...

...

86.8 13.2

Rural Urban

78.6 21.4

77.1 22.9

79.0 21.o

78.5 21.5

... ...

77.7 22.3

Rural Urban

89.5 10.5

85.4 14.6

83.0 17.0

80.3 19.7

... ...

83.5 16.5

Rural Urban

68.2 31.8

67.4 32.6

...

...

...

...

... ...

66.6 33.4

Rural Urban

... ...

58.0 42.0

54.0 46.0

47.8 52.2

53.0 47.0

44.8 55.2

82.2

79.7

...

78.3

...

77.2

Australia

Cook Islands

...

"'

Fiji French Polynesia Guam Kiribati Marshall Islands

"* '"

... ...

...

Micronesia(FederatedStates of) Nauru New Caledonia

...

...

...

New Zealand Niue Northern Mariana Islands Palau

"'

...

Papua New Guinea Samoa Solomon Islands Tonga Tuvalu Vanuatu Rural

22.8 21.7 ... Urban 20.3 ... 17.8 ................................................................................. October. 2. 3.

I. Census figures as at I Census figures as at 5 January. Census figures as at INovember. 4. Census figures as at 10 June. 5. Census figures as at 17 January2002 of resident population. 6. As at I January. 7. Census figures as at 10 January. 8. Census figures as at I April. 9. Census figures as at 1981 of resident population. 10. Census figures as at 1991 of resident population. 11. Census figures as at 1 December 1996 of resident population. 12. Census figures as at 7 November. 13. Census fgures as at 15 September. 14. Census figures as at I 8 September 1994. 15. For 1996. 16. Data refer to resident population. 17. Census figures as at 9 September. 18.2000 PopulationCensus. 19. Census figures as at 15 April. 20. Census fgures as at 22 September. 21. Census figures as at 1I July. 22. Censusfigures as at 9 July. 23.Census figures as at 17 November 1991.

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Table 4. Life expectancy at birth Years

7 980

1990

1995

2000

2002

2003

Male Female

... ...

66.8 70.5

67.0 71.O

69.6 73.3

69.0 73.0

69.0 73.0

Male Female

63.7 70.1

63.1 68.1

67.7 73.9

67.8 73.9

62.0 68.0

61.O 66.0

Male Female

71.6 77.9

74.6 80.3

76.0 81.5

78.0 83.9

78.6 84.5

78.5 84.3

Male Female

73.4 78.8

75.9 81.9

76.4 82.9

77.7 84.6

78.3 85.2

78.4 85.3

Male Female

...

...

75.1 80.0

76.8 81.3

...

...

...

Male Female

56.5 59.0

61.2 63.8

62.1 65.4

65.0 69.6

62.0 66.0

62.0 66.0

Male Female

63.7 70.1

67.7 75.7

69.8 77.4

... ...

... ...

... ...

Male Female

69.3 72.7

72.0 76.4

73.0 77.7

73.5 76.9

74.0 76.0

74.8 77.4

Male Female

38.1 41.O

52.1 55.3

53.9 57.4

55.4 60.0

55.8 60.0

56.5 62.7

Male Female

53.3 56.4

59.6 63.3

62.4 66.2

65.9 69.9

66.9 71.0

65.0 69.0

Male Female

43.5 46.5

48.8 51.2

51.2 53.8

51.2 55.0

53.0 56.0

54.0

Male Female

66.4 70.5

68.9 73.5

69.4 74.2

70.4 74.9

70.7 75.3

71.O 76.0

Male Female

50.5 I ’ 53.7 I1

59.4 I ’ 63.4

60.4 I ‘ 64.3 I ‘

61.1 ” 65.1 I ’

... ...

... ...

Male Female

59.8 63.4

62.8 66.4

64.8 70.1

66.3 71.6

66.9 72.2

67.2 72.4

Male Female

69.8 I‘ 74.7 I Z

73.1 I‘ 77.6 l 2

74.2 l 2 78.6 l 2

76.1 I‘ 80.1 l 2

76.7 I’ 80.6 I‘

Male Female

62.6 68.0

66.4 71.O

67.4 71.7

67.1 74.8

67.1 74.8

68.0 75.0

Male Female

30.0 I’ 32.5 I’

41.6 43.4

44.2 45.9

46.7 48.4

56.0 59.0

...

Male Female

61.4 65. I

64.5 68.8

65.5 70.1

66.8 71.9

67.0 71.O

67.0 72.0

East and North-East Asia China Democratic People’s Republic of Korea Hong Kong. China Japan Macao, China

...

...

...

Mongolia Republic of Korea

South-East Asia Brunei Darussalam Cambodia Indonesia

La0 People’s Democratic Republic 56.0

Malaysia Myanmar Philippines Singapore

... ...

Thailand Timor-Leste l4 l4

l6

...

Vet Nam

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Table 4. Life expectancy at birth (continued) YMrS

1980

1990

1995

2000

2002

2003

Male Female

40.0 40.6

42.2 43.2

44.2 45.2

44.2 45.1

41.9 43.4

...

Male Female

57.0 57.1

56.4 55.4

58.4 58.1

60.4 59.9

61.9 61.7

62.6 62.6

Male Female

46.5 49.0

51.5 54.0

56.5 59.0

60.0 63.0

62.0 64.0

62.0 65.0

Male Female

54.7 56.4

59.5 60.2

61.7 63.0

61.9 63.1

63.0 65.0

63.0 65.0

Male Female

58.9 61.4

63.1 64.5

65.9 67.7

67.6 70.4

69.0 71.O

68.0 70.0

Male Female

57.4 54.8

66.0 64.1

69.9 71.6

70.7 72.2

73.0 74.0

70.0

Male Female

... ...

55.4 52.6

... ...

...

...

60.0 59.0

60.0 60.0

Male Female

54.6 55.7

59.3 60.7

62.4 62.1

63.0 63.0

63.7 63.4

...

Male Female

67.7 72.1

68.9 73.2

69.5 74.2

69.5 74.2

70.0 76.0

70.0 76.0

Male Female

54.8 59.4

64.2 68.7

64.9 69.4

65.8 70.4

66.2 70.9

Male Female

69.5 75.7

67.4 73.3

68.9 75.9

70.9 75.7

70.0 76.1

69.9 75.8

Male Female

64.5 72.2

67.0 74.8

65.2 72.9

68.6 75.1

69.4 75.0

69.5 75.1

Male Female

67.1 74.8

68.7 76.1

66.3 74.2

67.5 75.0

68.0 74.8

...

Male Female

61.6 71.9

63.2 72.7

58.0 69.4

59.9 70.9

60.6 71.4

...

Male Female

61.5 70.4

64.2 72.6

61.4 70.4

64.9 72.4

64.4 72.1

65.0 72.0

Male Fernale

61.O 73.0

64.0 74.0

58.3 71.7

59.0 72.2

58.5 71.9

58.6 72.0

Male Female

63.7 68.6

67.1 72.0

63.6 69.1

65.0 71.O

65.0 71.O

66.0 72.0

Male Female

60.2 67.4

62.9 69.7

61.9 67.5

61.9 68.8

64.0

70.0

64.0 71.O

Male Female

64.1 70.7

66.1 72.4

67.8 72.6

65.0 71.O

67.0 72.0

67.0 73.0

South and South-West Asia Afghanistan

...

Bangladesh Bhutan India Iran (Islamic Republic of) Maldives Nepal

71.O

Pakistan

...

Sri Lanka Turkey I3

_..

...

North and Central Asia Armenia Azerbaijan Georgia

...

Kazakhstan

...

Russian Federation Tajikistan Turkmenistan Uzbekistan

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Table 4. Life expectancy at birth (continued) Years

1980

1990

I995

2000

2002

2003

Male Female

... ...

68.5 76.2

68.0 76.0

... ...

69.0 77.0

69.0 77.0

Male Female

71.1 77.9

73.3 79.9

75.0 80.8

76.9 82.7

77.0 82.0

77.9 83.0

Male Female

64.1 70.0

70.0 70.0

68.4 71.5

70.0 73.0

70.0 73.0

Male Female

66.4 70.2

69.0 73.2

70.1 74.3

...

...

68.0 71.O

68.0 72.0

Male Female

64.0 69.0

67.0 72.3

68.7 73.8

69.4 74.4

71.O 76.0

71.O 76.0

Male Female

69.5 75.6

71.O 77.9

73.4 78.6

75.5 80.4

... ...

...

Male Female

... ...

57.7 62.8

57.2 62.3

58.2 67.3

61.O 67.0

61.O 67.0

Male Female

60.5 64.2

63.6 67.5

...

66.0 69.7

67.0 71.O

67.0 71.O

Male Female

... ...

64.6 66.8

66.5 67.6

67.0 69.0

67.0 69.0

Male Female

...

64.0 69.0

54.4 /I2 61.2

57.4 64.5

...

...

...

...

...

Male Female

62.8 70.8

67.9 73.1

68.4 75.8

70.2 76.9

69.9 77.6

73.0 78.0

Male Female

70.1 76.3

72.4 /I3 78.3 'I3

73.7 79.1 'I3

76.0 80.9

76.7 81.2

...

Male Female

... ...

... ...

71.O 72.0

71.O 72.0

Male Female

63.4 l 3 67.3 I'

72.5 77.8

72.7 77.9

72.9 78.1

Male Female

...

Pacific American Samoa Australia

Cook Islands I'

69.0 73.0

I' I'

I'

Fiji French Polynesia Guam l9 l9

...

Kiribati Marshall Islands

...

Micronesia (Federated States of) /Io

64.4 66.8

11'

Nauru New Caledonia New Zealand In

I"

...

Niue

...

...

...

...

Northern Mariana Islands 67.2 l4 71.2 l4

66.6 72.6

...

63.4 74.9

67.0 76.9

66.6 74.5

67.2 75.1

...

Male Female

48.7 50.7

52.2 51.4

56.0 57.0

58.0 59.0

57.0 59.0

57.0 59.0

Male Female

61.6 64.1

64.7 67.9

65.6 70.8

66.5 72.1

67.0 73.0

67.0 74.0

Male Female

59.9 61.4

66.6 70.6

67.9 72.1

68.9 73.8

68.0 71.O

68.0 71.O

Male Female

... ...

66.8 70.8

68.3 72.3

65.5 70.5

71.O 73.0

71.O 73.0

Male Female

... ...

66.0 72.0

... ...

64.2 68.5

62.4 64.7

66.0 72.0

Male

...

63.0

62.6

65.5

67.0

68.0

'I4

Palau

...

P a p a New Guinea Samoa Solomon Islands Tonga /I4

Tuvalu Vanuatu Female 71.O 69.5 66.0 70.0 ... 65.2 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------. 1. As at 1 October. 2. Data refer to Singapore residents. 3. For 19751980.4. For 19851990, 5. For 1990-1995.6. For 19952000.7. For 1981.8. Based on resident population. 9. For 1979.1981. 10. For 1990-1992. 11. For 1994. 12. For 1991-1993. 13. Calculated from data based on a threeyear period centred around the reference year. 14. For 1994-1996. 15. For 1980-1984.

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Table 5. Population density People per square kilometre

1980

1990

104 143 4758 1 ’ 314 15610 1 385

120 165 5230 332 19306 1 432

M95

2000

2002

2003

132 184 6200 I ’ 340 16952 2 473

133 188 6300 I ’ 342 16387 2 478

135 188 6300 342 16428 2 481

56 69 109 22 71 76 255 5885 120 236

59 72 112 23 74 79 265 6086 122 51 240

60 73 113 24 76 81 270 6134 123 52 244

East and North-East Asia China Democratic People’s Republic of Korea Hong Kong. China Japan Macao, China Mongolia Republic of Korea

’ ‘’

126 177 5730 337 19528 1

’‘

454

’

South-East Asia Brunei Darussalam Cambodia IndOneSia La0 People’s Democratic Republic

Malaysia Myanmar Philippines Singapore Thailand Timor-Leste Vit Nam

33 36 77 14 42

50 160 3907 91 40 162

44 48 93 18 55 62 202 4814 109

50 58 101 20 63 68 229

5445

201

116 56 219

21 608 28 203 24 521 95 104 225 57

27 756 37 254 33 715 134 141 248 73

29 817 39 283 36 a21 138 163 263 80

32 890 44 309 39 911 156 177 295 88

33 911 47 320 40 941 161 185 303 90

33 912 48 325 40 956 164 185 307 92

104 72 73 5 18 8 27 6 35

119 83 78 6

126 89 74 6 23 9 41 9 51

108 93 67 5 25 9 44 11 56

108 95

108 95 67 5 25 9 45 13 57

164 2 76 34 42 196 I’ 78 170 105 376 7 11 13 36 27 6 55 8 144 288 9

235 2 72 40 49 243 100 254 139 447 9 12 8 92 31 8 57 11 149 301 12

266 2 82 42

286 2 76 44 66 286 I2 116 290 152 561 11 14 l 3 7 163 43 11 61 16 154 348 16

300 3 78 45 69 293 120 312 153 590 12 15 l 3 7 167 45 12 64 17 155 363 17

50

50

South and South-West Asia Afghanistan Bangladesh Bhutan lndii Iran (Islamic Republic of) Maldives Nepal Pakistan Sri Lanka Turkey

North and Central Asia Armenia

Azerbayan Georgia Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Russian Federation Tajikistan Turkmenistan Uzbekistan

22 9 37 8 46

66 5 25 8 46 12 57

Pacific American Samoa Australia codc Islands Fiji French Polynesia Guam Kiribati Marshall Islands

Micronesia (Federated States of)

Nauru New Caledonia New Zealand Niue Northem Mariana Islands Palau Papua New Guinea Samoa Solomon Islands Tonga Tuvalu Vanuatu I. As at 31 December. 2. Census figures as at IApril. 3. Data refer to residentpopulation.

54 266 107 261 151 495 10 14 l 3 9 125 35 9 59 13 150 317 14

300 3 78 45 69 296 122 324

154 619 12 15 7 168 46 12 64 18 156 367 17

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Table 6. Crude birth rate

Per 1,OOO people

1980

1990

1995

2000

2002

2003

18.2

21.1

17.1

14.0

12.9

12.4

17.0 13.6 I ' 15.8 39.2

12.0 10.0 I ' 20.5 35.3

11.2 9.6 I ' 14.4 23.7

7.1 9.4 I t 7.2 22.4

6.8 8.9 7.2 18.3

...

...

...

8.1 9.5 8.9 20.4 ...

...

...

...

27.7 39.0 25.8

24.8 38.2 23.6

22.1 34.3 l 2 22.0 ... 22.6 24.2 26.8 13.7 12.5 28.1 l 2 19.2

21.9 33.8 21.4

...

51.3 l 2

47.3 28.0 34.9 25.0

East and North-East Asia China Democratic People's Republic of Korea Hong Kong, China Japan Macao. China Mongolia Republic of Korea

South-East Asia Bnrnei Darussalam Cambodia Indonesia La0 People's Democratic Republic Malaysia Myanmar Philippines Singapore Thailand Timor-Leste V i t Nam

...

30.1 34.5

...

...

...

...

...

30.7 26.9 30.3 17.6 22.9 25.0 "

...

27.5 28.4 26.9 18.2 I' 17.0 43.3 28.8

26.1 28.0 29.5 15.6 16.2 36.5 l 6 23.8

49.7 33.4 39.4 33.3

48.6 32.8 38.3 30.2

50.2 27.8 39.4 28.3

...

...

...

... 20.6

...

... 21.6 23.7 25.2 10.3

21.7 23.7 25.7 11.413 12.5 27.7 19.9

... ...

m.i

South and South-West Asia Afghanistan Bangladesh Bhutan India Iran (Islamic Republic of) Maldives Nepal Pakistan Sri Lanka Turkey

... 37.7 25.8

...

... ... 23.7

...

...

...

46.0 43.6 43.1 28.4 32.6

41.3 38.0 40.0 19.9 24.8

28.0 37.5 37.6 19.9 23.8

20.0 33.6 29.1 18.4 22.2

18.0 32.0 28.7 19.1 21.3

18.0

22.7 25.2 17.7 23.9 29.6 15.9 37.0 34.3 33.9

22.5 25.9 17.0 22.2 29.1 13.4 38.8 34.2 33.7

13.0 18.9 11.9 17.5 25.6 9.3 34.1 28.3 29.8

9.0 14.9 11.0 14.6 19.7 8.7 27.0 20.8 21.3

10.1 13.8 10.7 16.2 20.2 9.8 27.3 22.0 20.9

11.2 14.0 10.4 16.6 21.8 10.3

33.5 15.3 27.5 29.7 l 7 30.1 28.4 35.0 33.4

39.3 15.4 28.3 24.8 l 7 28.3 28.9 29.4

31.9 14.1 26.6 24.8 l 7 22.7 29.1 32.2 26.6

30.0 13.0 21.2 21.2 l 7 20.3 24.5 26.4 30.4

I

.

.

.

I

...

.

...

... 18.9

...

North and Central Asia Armenia Azerbaijan Georgia Kazakhstan Kyrgyrstan Russian Federation Tajikistan Turkmenistan Uzbekistan

Pacific American Samoa Australia Cook Islands Fiji French Polynesia Guam Kribati Marshall Islands Micronesia (Federated States of) Nauru New Caledonia New Zealand Niue Northern Mariina Islands Palau Papua New Guinea Samoa Sdomon Islands Tonga Tuvalu Vanuatu

.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

...

... 26.2 16.1 30.4

... 24.4 34.2 33.0 43.8 29.4 23.5 38.0

...

''

...

...

...

23.0 25.6 17.9 23.5 26.9 21.6 34.0 32.5 38.5 30.1 25.0 39.3

22.9 21.9 15.8 I' 13.5 27.6 23.2 34.0 36.0 36.2 28.1 28.0 35.2

22.9 21.6 14.7 13.4 20.6 14.5 36.1 29.1 34.8 24.6 21.8 32.4

... 22.2 21.6

...

...

12.8 19.7 23.4 l 7 19.6 20.0

12.6 21.4

... 18.2 20.2

... ...

...

26.6

... ...

... ...

19.3 13.7 I'

18.6 13.9

...

...

m.0 13.0 32.2 28.0 33.0

19.9 15.4 31.2 28.6 34.0

... ...

... 27.1 31.6

30.2

1. For Japanese nationals in Japan only. 2. For 1995-2000. 3. Data refer to resident population.4. For 19751980. 5. For 19851990. 6. For 1990-1995. 7. Data tabulated by date of registrationrather than occurrence. 8. For 1991-1995.

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1. When data for 2003 are not available, data for 2002 have been used

Table 7. Crude death rate Per 7,000 people

1980

1990

1995

2000

China

6.3

6.7

Oemocratic People’s Republic of Korea

5.8

2002

2003

East and North-East Asia Hong Kong, China Japan Macao, China Mongolia Republic of Korea

6.6

6.5

6.4

6.4

6.1

8.1

5.4

10.0

11.0

5.0 6.2 I ’ 6.5 10.8 6.7

5.2 6.7 “ 4.4 8.5 5.8

5.1 7.4 I ‘ 3.3 7.3 5.4

5.1 7.7 I ’ 3.1 6.5 5.2

5.0 7.7 I ‘ 3.2 7.2 5.1

5.4 8.0 I ’ 3.3 6.4

4.0 27.0 13.0 19.5 5.3 8.1 6.2 4.9 I 3 5.3 45.0 I* 8.4

3.0 15.6 8.2 15.9 4.6 8.8 5.2 4.7 l 3 4.5 20.4 I s 7.3

2.9 14.1 7.7 14.8 4.6 8.6 6.3 4.8 l 3 5.5 17.5 6.7

2.9 12.7 I‘ 7.3 13.4 4.5 6.3 5.9 4.5 I 3 5.9 14.6 l 2 5.6

3.1 10.0 7.1 12.8 4.5 11.2 5.8 4.4 l 3 6.1 14.0 6.5

... ...

23.4 10.2 19.0 12.4 11.5 11-7 20.1 10.2 6.2 9.6

22.6 11.4 16.2 9.7 8.7 6.0 13.9 10.0 5.7 6.9

21.8 9.0 10.5 9.0 6.9 5.0 14.0 9.2 6.0 7.1

20.6 I 2 5.2 9.8 8.5 6.3 4.0 10.0 7.8 6.1 7.1

21.5 8.0 8.7 8.1 6.3 4.0 10.0 8.2 5.8 7.0

5.5 7.0 8.6 8.0 8.4 11.0 8.1 8.3 7.5

6.2 6.1 8.4 7.9 6.9 11.2 6.2 7.0 6.1

6.6 6.7 10.4 10.7 8.0 15.0 6.0 6.7 6.4

6.3 5.9 10.7 10.0 6.9 15.4 4.7 6.9 5.5

8.0 5.8 10.7 9.5 7.1 16.3 4.8 6.4 5.8

...

South-East Asia Brunei Darussalam Cambodia Indonesia La0 People’s Democratic Republic Malaysia Myanmar Philippines Singapore Thailand Timw-Leste Vet Nam

7.3 12.4 4.6 11.2 5.7 4.4 l 3

... ... 6.4

South and South-West Asia Afghanistan Bangladesh Bhutan India Iran (Islamic Republic of) Maldives Nepal Pakistan Sri Lanka Turkey

... ... ... 8.5 6.3 4.0

... ... 5.9

...

North and Central Asia Armenia Azerbaijan Georgia Kazakhstan Kyrgyrstan Russian Federatin Tajikstan Turkmenistan Uzbekistan

8.1 6.0 9.9 10.4 7.1 16.5

... 6.4 5.8

Pacific

... American Samoa 3.9 4.4 5.1 ... 4.2 Australia 6.6 6.8 7.4 7.0 6.6 6.9 6.2 I’ Cook Islands 7.0 6.6 5.5 I’ 7.9 I 3 7.7 I’ Fiji ... 5.8 5.7 l 7 5.5 l7 4.9 l7 5.1 French Polynesia 4.5 6.7 4.6 5.2 4.4 5.0 4.3 Guam 4.0 4.1 4.3 4.3 4.2 ... Kiiati 12.0 8.4 9.0 10.5 ... 5.0 Marshall Islands 4.5 2.6 4.4 5.7 ... Micronesia (Federated States of) 6.2 5.0 7.8 6.2 6.7 7.0 ... 5.1 Nauru ... ... 5.1 ... 5.1 New Caledonia 5.3 5.2 7.2 5.1 5.4 7.0 8.5 New Zealand 7.1 I 3 7.6 ” 6.9 l 3 7.9 ... ... 9.7 Niue 8.7 6.4 7.8 2.3 Northern Mariana Islands 2.4 2.9 2.1 ... 3.3 6.7 6.7 7.8 Palau 7.7 6.4 6.5 9.3 9.7 13.2 Papua New Guinea 10.1 11.8 13.0 5.5 5.6 3.1 Samoa 6.9 6.0 5.5 8.0 4.6 10.2 Solomon Islands 5.7 4.3 4.4 ... ... Tonga 6.9 6.6 6.5 8.8 ... 9.0 9.9 9.4 Tuvalu 11.0 7.7 5.3 5.5 8.0 Vanuatu 7.3 6.1 7.2 .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------1. For Japanese nationals in Japan only. 2. For 19952000.3. Data refer to resident population. 4. For 19751980.5. For 19851990.6. For 1990-1995.7. Data tabulated by date of registrationrather than accurrence. 8. For 1991-1995.

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1. When data for 2003 are not available, data for 2002 have been used.

Table 8. Adult literacy rate Percentage

1980

1990

1995

2000

2002

2003

79.0 54.4

87.2 68.9

89.9 73.6

92.1 77.9

92.9 79.6

93.3 80.4

...

... ...

95.0 95.0

... ...

...

...

... 94.2 75.7

95.6 83.4

96.3 86.4

96.9 89.2

97.0 90.1

97.1 90.5

92.3 80.1

94.6 86.8

95.9 89.0

96.8 91.o

97.1 91.7

97.2 92.0

98.2 95.4

98.4 97.1

98.5 97.8

98.6 98.3

98.6 98.4

98.7 98.5

96.8 88.9

98.4 93.4

98.8 95.1

99.1 96.4

99.2 96.8

99.3 97.0

Male Female

85.1 67.4

91.o 79.4

93.1 84.5

94.6 88.1

94.7 87.9

94.8 88.5

Male Female

74.4 39.1

77.7 48.8

78.7 52.2

80.2 57.2

80.8 59.3

81.1 60.2

Male Female

79.1 59.4

86.7 72.5

89.6 77.7

91.8 81.9

92.5 83.4

92.8 84.1

Male Female

63.8 32.4

70.3 42.8

73.3 48.0

76.2 53.4

77.4 55.5

78.0 56.6

Male Female

80.0 62.3

86.9 74.4

89.3 79.2

91.4 83.4

92.0 84.7

92.3 85.3

Male Female

85.5 65.8

87.4 14.2

88.2 77.6

88.9 80.5

89.2 81.4

89.3 81.9

Male Female

88.8 86.8

92.2 91.2

93.8 93.2

95.1 94.8

95.5 95.2

95.7 95.5

Male Female

91.3 73.7

94.4 83.2

95.4 86.0

96.2 88.3

96.5 89.2

96.6 89.6

Male Female

92.5 82.6

95.3 89.4

96.4 91.9

97.1 93.9

97.4 94.3

97.5 94.6

... ...

... ...

...

94.5 90.7

94.6 91.2

94.7 91.5

East and North-EastAsia China Male Female Democratic People's Republic of Korea Male Female Hong Kong, China Male Female Macao, China Male Female Mongolia Male Female Republic of Korea Male Female

...

...

South-East Asia BNMi Damssalam Cambodia Indonesia La0 People's Democratic Republic

Malaysia Myanmar Philippines Singapore Thailand Timor-Leste Male Female

... *..

...

Male Female

93.3 82.0

94.0 87.1

...

49.0 I ' 32.0 I'

...

Vet Nam 94.2 89.0

Table 8. Adult literacy rate (continued) Percentage

1980

1990

1995

2000

2002

2003

...

...

South and South-West Asia Afghanistan Male

33.0

40.0

47.0

51 .O

Female

6.0

12.0

15.0

21.o

Male Female

40.0 17.2

44.3 23.7

46.8 26.9

49.4 30.2

50.4 31.4

50.8 32.0

Male Female

41.1 15.0

51.3 23.2

56.2 28.1

61.O 34.0

...

...

...

Male Female

54.6 26.5

61.9 35.9

65.2 40.6

68.4 45.4

69.6 47.3

70.2 48.3

Male Female

60.9 38.2

72.2 54.0

78.0 61.9

83.0 68.9

84.7 71.4

85.5 72.6

Male Female

92.5 90.5

95.0 94.6

96.1 95.7

97.0 96.8

97.3 97.2

97.4 97.3

Male Female

37.4 6.9

47.4 14.0

53.6 18.6

59.5 24.0

61.6 26.4

62.6 27.6

Male Female

40.4 13.9

49.2 20.2

53.5 23.8

57.4 27.9

59.0 29.7

59.8 30.6

Male Female

91.o 79.4

92.8 84.7

93.7 86.9

94.4 89.0

94.7 89.6

94.8 89.9

Male Female

82.9 53.8

89.2 66.4

91.6 71.9

93.5 76.5

94.0 77.9

94.3 78.6

Male Female

98.4 93.7

98.9 96.1

99. I 97.0

99.3 97.6

99.3 97.9

99.4 98.0

Male Female

...

...

99.0 96.0

...

...

...

Male Female

99.9 99.9

99.9 99.8

...

... ...

99.8 99.9

... ...

Male Female

99.1 96.4

99.5 98.2

99.6 98.8

99.6 99.1

99.7 99.2

99.7 99.3

Male Female

...

...

98.6 95.5

98.6 96.2

99.3 98.2

... ...

...

Male Female

99.5 98.3

99.6 98.9

99.7 99.2

99.7 99.4

99.7 99.5

99.7 99.5

Male Female

98.0 93.5

99.2 97.2

99.4 98.2

99.6 98.8

99.6 99.0

99.6 99.1

Male Female

...

98.8 l 2 96.6 i 2

99.0 97.0

... ...

... ...

...

Male Female

99.2 96.5

99.5 97.9

99.5 98.4

99.6 98.8

99.6 98.9

99.6 99.0

Bangladesh

...

...

Bhutan India

...

Iran (Islamic Republic of) Maldves Nepal Pakistan

Sri Lanka Turkey

North and Central Asia Armenia Azerbaijan

...

...

Georgia

...

...

...

...

Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Russian Federation

...

Tajikstan Turkmenistan

...

...

Urbekistan

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Table 8. Adult literacy rate (continued) Percentage

1980

1990

1995

2000

2002

2003

...

... ...

... ...

... ...

...

Pacific American Samoa Male Female

97.5 l 3 97.2 I’

Male Female

... ...

...

99.0 99.0

...

...

... ...

... ...

Male Female

... ...

... ...

... ...

...

...

100.0 99.0

... ...

Male Female

86.7 77.9

91.6 85.5

93.5 88.4

94.9 90.8

95.3 91.7

95.5 91.9

Male Female

...

...

95.7 I 95.6 I ’

... ...

...

...

...

Male Female

96.4 96.5

98.0 98.0

... ...

... ...

... ...

...

Male Female

... ...

... ...

... ...

...

...

... ...

Male Female

91.0 89.0

91.o 90.0

93.0 93.0

92.0 92.0

...

...

Male Female

90.0 88.0

...

...

95.0 93.0 l 5

96.0 94.0

...

... ...

Male Female

... ...

95.5 93.9

96.8 I ’ 95.5 I ’

...

... ...

...

Male Female

...

99.0 99.0

99.0 99.0

99.0 99.0

...

...

Male Female

...

...

99.3 98.8

... ...

... ...

... ...

... ...

Male Female

57.0 38.6

64.4 48.2

67.6 52.5

70.6 56.8

71.7 58.5

72.3 59.4

Male Female

98.1 96.2

98.5 97.4

98.7 97.9

98.9 98.3

98.9 98.4

99.0 98.5

Male Female

... ...

... ...

62.0 62.0

...

...

...

Male

...

...

99.0 I ’

Australia

Cook Islands

...

...

...

Fiji French Polynesia

...

...

Guam Kiribati Marshall Islands Micronesia (Federated States of) New Caledonia New Zealand

...

Northern Mariana Islands

94.0l4 91.o

... ...

...

...

...

...

...

... ...

Papua New Guinea Samoa Solomon Islands Tonga

...

...

...

...

... ...

Female ... ... 99.0 ... ... ... ............................................................................... 1. For 2. For De population but including armed forces stationed in the area. For males, data refer to For I’

1996.

1989. 3.

jure

4.

1998. 5.

1994.

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Table 9. Agricultural production indices

1999-2001 = 100

1980

1990

1995

2000

2002

2003

Agricultural productionindex

35.8

59.8

79.I

100.3

109.3

111.4

Food production index Non-foodagriculturalproductionindex

35.0 50.9

57.8 99.2

78.0 100.0

100.3 100.3

109.4 107.4

111.6 109.2

83.4 83.1 88.8

109.3 108.6 122.3

89.0 88.3 101.7

96.1 95.9 100.1

107.3 107.5 103.4

107.6 107.9 102.8

East and North-EastAsia China

Democratic People‘s Republic of Korea Agricultural production index Food production index Non-food agriculturalproductionindex

Hong Kong, China

’

...

Agricultural production index Food production index Non-food agriculturalproduction index

112.0 I ’ 114.0 I ‘ 74.0 I ’

Agriculturalproduction index Food production index Non-food agriculturalproductionindex

103.2 100.2 291.6

110.3 109.6 155.6

106.3 106.5 113.0

100.5 100.6 98.2

99.1 99.1 94.6

96.3 96.2 100.5

Agriculturalproductionindex Food production index Non-food agriculturalproductionindex

86.8 86.3 96.6

96.5 96.2 101.4

82.4 79.8 128.8

109.1 109.4 104.3

101.2 101.7 92.3

99.1 99.5 92.3

60.0 57.7 206.1

80.4 79.6 123.5

86.8 86.1 132.6

100.6 100.4 108.2

94.8 95.1 75.8

93.8 94.1 75.8

Agriculturalproduction index Food production index Non-food agriculturalproductionindex

40.8 40.4 96.7

33.0 32.6 89.3

54.1 53.9 74.4

99.1 99.1 99.2

105.8 105.8 104.1

113.2 113.3 104.1

Agriculturalproductionindex Food production index Non-food agriculturalproductionindex

39.2 39.4 34.2

66.0 65.3 93.1

83.1 82.3 114.5

99.4 99.2 107.7

98.2 98.8 78.2

107.3 107.5 100.3

Agriculturalproduction index Food production index Non-food agriculturalproductionindex

50.8 50.2 60.4

80.3 80.0 84.1

99.2 99.6 92.3

101.4 101.3 102.4

106.0 106.0 106.9

108.5 108.3 111.3

Agricultural production index Food production index Non-foodagriculturalproductionindex

42.1 41.7 46.4

64.4 61.4 92.6

64.2 64.5 61.4

105.0 103.0 122.7

f 14.4 116.0 99.2

118.3 120.5 98.4

Agriculturalproduction index Food production index Non-food agriculturalproductionindex

47.3 36.3 214.2

74.9 67.8 182.5

88.0 83.5 156.0

98.6 98.7 96.3

105.0 105.7 95.0

113.8 115.1 95.0

Agriculturalproductionindex Food production index Non-food agriculturalproductionindex

54.9 54.1 83.9

61.3 61.2 65.6

79.1 79.3 72.9

99.7 99.6 103.0

112.9 113.2 103.2

120.6 120.9 110.8

Agriculturalproduction Index Food production index Non-food agriculturalproductionindex

67.9 67.4 86.9

80.4 79.1 128.4

86.4 85.8 111.2

99.7 99.7 99.4

109.0 109.2 102.6

111.8 112.1 98.6

Agricultural productionindex Food production index Non-food agriculturalproductionindex

762.6 758.5 0.0

522.7 522.6 0.0

174.6 174.5 0.0

75.3 75.3 0.0

75.6 75.6 0.0

75.6 75.6

80.0 I 81.0 l1 66.0

49.0 I ’ 49.0 I ‘ 53.0 I ’

42.0 I ‘ 40.0 ” 63.0 I

43.0 41.0 78.0

Japan

I’

‘I

... ...

Mongolia

Republic of Korea Agriculturalproductionindex Food production index Non-food agriculturalproductionindex

South-East Asia Brunei Darussalam

Cambodia

Indonesia

La0 People’s Democratic Republic

Malaysia

Myanmar

Philippines

Singapore

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0.0

Table 9. Agricultural production indices (continued) f99!+200f= f00

1980

1990

1995

2000

2002

2003

Agricultural production index Food production index Non-food agricultural productionindex

64.6 67.3 39.4

76.7 77.2 72.0

91.7 91.8 90.9

99.6 99.4 101.8

105.5 105.8 102.8

106.7 106.4 108.7

Agricultural production index Food production index Non-food agricultural production index

69.2 70.7 61.3

81.9 85.8 61.3

102.7 107.6 76.7

98.7 98.5 99.7

105.8 105.5 107.3

105.2 104.8 107.3

Agricultural productionindex Food productionindex Non-foodagricultural productionindex

37.0 38.8 12.5

58.0 60.6 22.3

75.0 77.4 42.0

100.7 100.4 105.2

111.7 112.4 101.8

117.7 118.4 107.5

... ...

... ... ...

...

...

South-East Asia (continued) Thailand

Timor-Leste

Viet Nam

South and South-West Asia Afghanistan 122.6 I' 122.9 l 2 117.9 l 2

Agricultural production index Food productionindex Non-food agricultural production Index

119.0 l 2 117.3 l 2 152.9 I 2

101.4 102.0 89.8 j 2

Agricultural production index Food productionindex Non-food agricultural productionindex

59.6 57.9 103.0

73.7 72.5 103.4

76.0 75.2 96.8

102.9 102.9 100.9

103.2 103.2 103.5

104.1 104.0 105.5

Agricultural productionindex Food production index Non-food agricultural productionIndex

73.9 74.1 44.3

88.4 88.4 90.3

100.5 100.5 100.0

101.3 101.3 100.0

82.7 82.6 100.0

83.5 83.4 100.0

Agricultural production index Food productionindex Non-foodagricultural production index

50.5 49.7 66.5

75.0 74.5 86.1

86.4 85.7 100.4

99.2 99.5 93.6

96.6 97.1 87.5

103.2 103.1 105.5

Agricultural productionindex Food production index Non-food agricultural production index

39.1 38.7 50.6

68.5 68.4 73.2

86.3 86.1 94.4

100.4 100.2 105.1

110.7 111.4 88.3

110.2 110.7 92.3

Agricultural productionindex Food production index Non-food agricultural productionindex

55.1 55.1

71.7 71.7

80.4 80.4

103.3 103.3

113.3 113.3

...

...

113.3 113.3

106.3 106.2 118.4

...

...

Bangladesh

Bhutan

India

Iran (Islamic ReDublic on

Maldives

...

...

...

...

Nepal Agricultural production index Food producUon index Non-food agricultural productionindex

50.9 50.0 178.8

77.3 77.0 113.7

85.3 85.2 100.9

100.4 100.3 96.2

105.8 105.8 113.7

Agricultural production index Food production index Non-food agricultural productionindex

44.1 44.3 42.9

69.8 67.4 88.2

87.9 86.7 97.4

101.3 101.6 99.3

101.4 102.4 94.1

103.8 105.4 91.9

Agricultural produdion index Food production index Non-food agricultural productionindex

92.1 94.1 84.1

87.8 87.8 87.7

98.2 99.8 91.7

101.8 101.6 102.7

101.o 100.3 103.5

102.4 102.6 101.6

Agricultural production index Food production index Non-food agricultural productionindex

68.7 68.3 73.2

89.2 88.8 93.4

91.4 90.8 97.7

104.4 104.7 100.9

100.7 101.4 93.4

99.6 99.5 100.5

Agricultural production Index Food production index Non-foodagricultural productionindex

...

...

103.1 104.1 38.4

95.3 94.5 140.1

104.7 104.9 90.8

111.6 112.7 51.6

Agricultural production index Food productionindex Non-food agricultural productionindex

... ...

...

...

...

81.O 73.2 174.4

101.0 99.8 115.0

113.1 116.4 73.1

119.2 121.3 94.1

Pakistan

Sri Lanka

Turkey

North and Central Asia Armenia

Azerbaijan

... ...

... ... ..*

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Table 9. Agricultural production indices (continued)

1999-2001 = 100

1980

1990

1995

2000

2002

2003

Agricultural production index Food production Index Non-food agricultural production index

... ... ...

... ... ...

112.2 112.5 107.6

91.2 92.4 71.9

97.5 99.1 73.2

107.2 109.4 72.0

Agricultural production index Food production index Non-food agricultural production index

...

...

... ...

90.7 90.2 102.7

92.6 92.1 105.7

108.8 109.1 103.2

106.8 106.0 126.4

Agricultural production index Food production index Non-food agricultural production index

...

...

...

...

69.3 69.1 71.8

100.4 99.6 107.9

102.0 103.8 84.2

102.5 103.3 94.6

...

100.1 100.1 103.9

110.8 110.8 96.4

108.7 108.7 100.6

North and Central Asia (continued) Georaia

Kazakhstan

Kvrawstan

Russian Federation

...

...

...

...

...

...

... ...

...

100.3 99.9 195.2

...

... ... ...

114.2 113.2 116.5

99.8 105.7 85.5

114.3 119.5 101.6

117.6 123.7 102.8

Agricultural production index Food production index Non-food agricultural production index

... ... ...

... ... ...

109.0 84.5 164.9

101.4 99.5 105.9

91.9 100.7 71.7

92.2 102.8 68.0

Agriculturalproduction index Food production index Non-food agricultural production index

...

... ... ...

103.3 95.4 122.4

100.8 101.7 98.7

104.3 106.2 99.7

104.0 108.3 93.8

96.2 I 2 96.2 I‘ 100.0 I‘

96.2 I’ 96.2 I’ 100.0

96.2 96.2 100.0

Agricultural production index Food production index Non-food agricultural production index

Tajikistan Agricultural production index Food production index Non-food agricultural production index

Turkmenistan

Uzbekistan

...

...

...

...

Pacific American Samoa Agricultural production index Food production index Non-food agriculturalproduction index

116.0 115.9 100.0

Agricultural production index Food production index Non-food agricultural production index

57.1 56.7 60.0

Agricultural production index Food production index Non-food agricultural production index

162.9 I‘ 162.9 I’ 120.0

Agricultural production index Food production Index Non-food agricultural production index

I’ I‘

103.6 I‘ 103.5 100.0

I’ IZ l2

Australia 72.9 68.2 110.5

...

... ...

79.0 78.7 81.8

97.8 97.2 102.7

99.3 99.2 I’ 120.0 l 2

77.2 I‘ 76.8 /’ 898.8

96.9 96.8 299.4

85.6 85.5 132.8

109.2 109.0 168.6

107.7 107.9 44.2

101.6 101.6 100.6

97.4 97.5 72.9

99.0 99.1 72.9

Agricultural production index Food production index Non-food agricultural production index

132.9 132.2 933.3

113.4 113.4 33.3

108.6 108.6 55.6

104.3 104.3 100.0

108.4 108.4 100.0

106.5 106.5 100.0

Agricultural production index Food production index Non-food agricultural production index

72.7 72.7

75.6 75.6

86.2 86.2

100.1 100.1

100.1 100.1

...

...

...

99.9 99.9

Agricultural production index Food production index Non-food agricultural productlon index

67.2 67.2

67.3 67.3

83.9 83.9

97.4 97.4

102.5 102.5

103.0 103.0

...

...

82.4 83.8 70.7

94.5 98.8 59.7

Cook Islands

l2

96.9 I‘ 96.8 l 2 299.4

...

... ...

Fiji

French Polynesia

Guam

...

...

...

Kiribati

...

...

...

...

Marshall Islands Agricultural production index Food production index Non-food agricultural production index

123.6 I’ 123.6 I’

...

101.8 101.8

...

152.7 I’ 152.7 I‘

54.6 54.6

100.0 100.0

100.0 100.0

...

...

I‘ I’

54.6 54.6

I‘

...

...

... ...

100.1 100.1

100.1 100.1

I’

Micronesia (Federated States of) Agricultural production index Food production index Non-food agricultural production index

... ... ...

... ...

...

...

...

...

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...

Table 9. Agricultural production indices (continued)

7999-2001 = 7 0 0

~

~~

~~

2003

1980

1990

1995

2000

2002

87.1 l 2 87.1 I’

99.9 l 2 99.9

105.5 l 2 105.5

105.6 l 2 105.6

105.6 I’ 105.6 I 2

...

... ... ...

Agricultural production index Food production index Non-food agriculturalproduction index

80.9 78.0

80.4 79.1

...

91.8 91.8 116.8

98.6 98.7 47.8

99.8 99.9 53.1

101.3 101.3 106.2

Agriculturalproduction index Food production index Non-food agriculturalproduction index

73.5 68.8 145.1

76.3 73.1 124.6

91.5 89.9 116.2

101.0 ’100.9 103.4

106.4 107.4 91.8

111.8 113.1 92.4

Agricultural production index Food production index Non-food agricultural production index

135.8 l 2 133.8

100.7 l 2 100.7 l 2

106.8 l 2 106.8 I 2

106.8 106.8 l 2

...

... ...

Pacific (continued) Nauru Agriculturalproduction index Food production index Non-food agricultural production index

...

...

...

...

New Caledonia

...

New Zealand

Niue

...

77.9 l 2 77.9

...

...

...

...

P a p a New Guinea Agricultural production index Food production Index Non-food agricultural production index

63.8 63.1 75.2

77.4 77.3 79.4

85.6 86.1 76.5

101.3 100.9 107.5

101.6 102.6 85.0

104.0 104.9 87.3

Agricultural production index Food production index Non-food agricultural production index

119.1 119.2 110.6

99.4 99.4 106.5

91.1 91.o 101.5

100.7 100.7 99.9

102.4 102.4 99.9

101.4 101.4 99.9

Agricultural production index Food production index Non-food agricultural production index

64.8 64.8 101.2

68.8 68.7 100.0

85.5 85.4 100.0

101.7 101.7 100.0

105.3 105.3 100.0

105.5 105.5 100.0

Agricultural production index Food production index Non-food agricultural production index

138.9 139.0 0.0

98.6 98.6 166.7

97.0 97.0 93.3

99.3 99.3 100.0

103.4 103.4 100.0

103.1 103.1 100.0

Agricultural production index Food production index Non-food agricultural production index

136.5 136.5 I 2

95.9 95.9

110.6 110.6 l 2

100.4 100.4 l 2

Samoa

Solomon Islands

Tonga

Tuvalu

...

83.1 83.1 l 2

...

...

...

...

... ... ...

107.6 107.6 60.0

104.1 104.1 100.0

93.0 93.0 100.0

93.0 93.0 100.0

Vanuatu Agricultural Productionindex Food production index Non-food agricultural production index

90.8 90.8 120.0

119.8 119.8 30.0

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Table 10. Cereal production

Thousand metric tons

1980

1990

1995

2000

2002

2003

Wheat

1363aa.a

210874. 1

236070.3

254100.2

230362.2

231749.9

Rice Barley Maize Total cereals

360583.6 16057.2 87566.8 641672.2

478419.4 21464.0 132310.9 884382.9

499550.7 23531.O 147864.8 942919.7

545985.5 21696.4 148046.5 1002578.8

516906.0 21400.3 163976.0 959981.7

533961.5 25381.4 162640.2 985924.1

55212.8 142876.5 2700.1 62715.1 280287.4

98231.9 191614.7 3000.0 97213.9 404413.3

102211.4 187298.0 4420.0 112361.6 418664.2

99636.1 189814. I 2646.0 106178.3 407336.3

90290.3 176342.2 3324.0 121498.9 399997.4

86100.3 166417.0 3115.0 114175.0 377462.8

99.0

116.0 1800.0 150.0 4000.0 6301.o

125.0 2016.0 180.0 1366.0 3787.0

50.0

2646.4 150.0 2700.0 5752.4

1690.0 29.0 1041.0 2945.0

130.0 2186.0 69.0 1651.0 4196.0

145.0 2284.0 71.O 1725.0 4362.5

582.8 12189.0 385.3 3.5 13191.7

951.5 13124.0 345.9 0.8 14449.1

443.6 13435.0 218.2 0.3 14121.9

688.2 11865.0 214.3 0.2 12796.0

827.8 I 1l l i . 0 217.2 0.2 12183.9

855.2 9740.0 198.5 0.2 10823.0

229.8

596.2

256.7

138.7

149.3

180.0

35.2

88.9

4.2

1.7

1.8

2.5

286.8

719.6

261.4

142.1

152.9

184.4

92.0 531I.4 1100.0 154.1 6676.5

0.9 7722.0 578.0 119.9 8434.0

10.3 6387.3 393.0 74.5 6877.0

2.3 7196.6 226.6 64.2 7500.7

5.8 6687.2 304.6 73.2 7082.9

10.0 6068.0 300.0 70.0 6459.8

2.7

0.9

0.5

0.5

0.4

0.4

2.7

0.9

0.5

0.5

0.4

0.4

1717.0

2500.0

3447.8

4026.1

3822.5

4300.0

101.0 1818.0

88.0 2588.0

54.9 3502.7

157.0 4183.1

148.9 3971.4

4490.0

29651.9

45178.8

49744.I

51898.0

51498.7

52078.8

3990.9 33642.8

6734.0 51912.8

8245.9 57990.0

9677.0 61575.0

9654.1 61143.8

10910.1 62988.9

ESCAP I1

East and North-East Asia China Wheat Rice Barley Make Total cereals Democratic People's Republic of Korea Wheat Rice Barley Make Total cereals Japan Wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals Mongolia Wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals Republic of Korea Wheat Rce Barley Maize Total cereals

South-East Asia Brunei Darussalam wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals Cambodia Wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals Indonesia Wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals

190.0

Table 10. Cereal production (continued) Thousand melrlc tons

1960

1990

1995

2000

2002

2003

1053.1

1507.5

1417.8

2201.8

2416.5

2500.0

28.4 1081.5

81.9 1589.4

48.3 1466.1

117.0 2318.8

124.1 2540.6

112.0 2612.0

2044.6

1885.0

2127.3

2140.8

2091.O

2145.1

8.0 2052.6

35.0 1920.0

43.0 2170.3

65.0 2205.8

70.0 2161.0

72.0 2217.1

90.9 13317.4

124.2 13971.8

89.1 17956.9

93.6 21323.9

100.0 22780.0

100.0 24640.0

166.3 13680.6

187.0 14423.8

275.1 18482.7

362.7 21964.0

660.0 23713.0

750.0 25664.0

7646.5

9885.0

10540.6

12389.4

13270.7

14031.0

3109.7 10775.2

4853.9 14739.1

4161.3 14702.0

4511.1 16900.5

4319.3 17589.9

4478.2 18509.2

0.6 22015.5 16.0 4155.0 26413.3

0.8 25844.0 11.5 4462.0 30518.7

0.8 26057.0 13.6 4230.0 30499.4

0.8 27000.0 13.4

2997.9 20612.2

0.5 17193.2 1.o 3722.3 21169.7

30.0

46.7

46.7

51.O

53.7

65.4

50.0 80.0

86.1 132.8

103.0 149.7

88.4 139.4

93.7 147.4

70.2 135.6

11647.4

19225.1

24963.7

32529.5

34447.2

34518.6

428.8 12076.2

671.O 19896.1

1177.2 26140.9

2005.9 34535.4

2511.2 36958.4

2933.7 37452.3

Wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals

2550.0 415.0 321.O 752.0 4072.0

1650.0 333.0 216.0 480.0 2705.0

2000.0 390.0 200.0 530.0 3142.0

1469.0 156.0 200.0 115.0 1960.0

2686.0 388.0 345.0 298.0 3739.0

... ... ... ... ...

Wheat Rce Barley Maize Total cereals

822.7 20821.0 12.7 1.4 21698.3

890.0 26777.9 11.7 3.4 27746.7

1245.0 26399.0 6.0 2.0 27703.4

1840.0 37627.5 5.0 10.0 39538.5

1606.0 37851.O 3.0 10.0 39528.0

1550.0 38060.0 5.0 10.0 39683.0

South-East Asia (continued) La0 People's Democratic Republic Wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals Malaysia Wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals Myanmar wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals Philippines Wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals Thailand Wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals Timor-Leste Wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals Viet Nam Wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals

17368.1

4500.0 31732.2

South and South-West Asia Afghanistan

Bangladesh

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Table 10. Cereal production(continued)

Thousand metric tons

1980

1990

1995

2000

2002

2003

South and South-West Asia (continued) Bhutan 8.5

5.0

13.0

20.0

Rice Barley Maize Total cereals

56.6 3.8 77.5 158.1

43.0 4.0 105.7

50.0 4.0 70.0 151.3

50.0 5.0 70.0 157.3

4.4 44.3 1.7 48.5 106.9

38.0 1.4 42.0 93.1

Wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals Iran (Islamic Rewblic on

31830.0 80312.0 1623.7 6957.0 140490.6

49849.5 11157.4 1485.7 8961.7 193919.3

65767.4 115440.0 1283.0 9534.0 210012.5

76368.9 127464.9 1447.0 12043.2 234931.2

72766.3 107600.1 1424.5 11166.9 206497.3

65129.3 132013.0 1405.8 14800.0 232048.1

Rce Barley Maize Total cereals

5849.8 1310.6 1352.5 60.0 8582.9

8011.7 1981.0 3548.2 130.0 13683.9

11227.5 2300.9 2952.3 545.0 17031.7

8087.8 1971.5 1686.0 1119.7 12874.0

12450.0 2888.0 3085.0 1450.0 19881.0

12900.0 3300.0 3100.0 1800.0 21110.0

Wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals

440.0 2464.3 23.3 742.9 3792.1

855.0 3502.2 27.4 1231.0 5847.1

914.0 3578.8 30.0 1302.1 6077.8

1183.5 4216.5 30.8 1414.9 7115.6

1258.0 4132.6 30.8 1510.8 7214.8

1344.0 4155.0 29.0 1441.0 7257.0

wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals

10856.5 4684.8 118.1 970.4 17073.6

14315.5 4891.2 131.3 1184.5 20957.2

17002.4 5949.8 164.0 1504.0 25036.5

21078.6 7203.9 117.5 1643.2 30460.7

18227.0 6717.8 99.8 1737.1 27173.2

19210.2 6751.O 106.6 1275.0 27752.8

2133.2 21.2

2538.0 33.4

2809.9 34.8

2859.9 31.1

2859.5 26.4

3071.2 29.9

2170.4

2578.9

2850.1

2896.0

2890.2

3106.7

19500.0 360.0 8300.0 2100.0 30822.4

19Ooo.o 372.0 8100.0 2800.0 30798.2

Wheat

40.0

4.6

India

Wheat

.

Nepal

Pakistan

Sri Lanka

Wheat Rice Barley Maize Totai cereals Turkey Wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals

16554.0 238.3 5300.0 1240.0 24418.7

20022.0 230.0 7300.0 2100.0 30201.4

18015.0 200.0 7500.0 1900.0 28133.6

21008.6 350.0 8000.0 2300.0 32248.7

Table 10. Cereal production (continued) Thousand metric tons

1980

I990

1995

2000

2002

2003

...

...

153.8

181.6

284.7

216.7

...

89.3 4.2 257.3

32.9 5.9 224.7

109.5 12.2 411.6

68.3 15.2 305.1

596.4 3.8 251.4 12.4 869.0

1150.3 22.3 219.5 103.5 1496.2

1692.8 16.6 295.2 128.0 2133.2

1509.6 15.7 324.3 143.1 1993.2

76.5

89.4

199.7

225.4

33.6 386.5 501.5

30.1 295.9 417.8

57.5 400.1 661.7

53.5 450.0 735.3

6490.0 184.5 2208.1 136.0 9476.3

9073.5 214.3 1663.6 248.8 11547.1

12700.0 199.1 2208.9 435.2 15927.1

11518.5 200.0 2220.0 438.0 14762.8

625.0 6.7 158.9 149.6 945.5

1039.1 19.0 150.2 338.3 1549.5

1162.6 20.8 149.3 373.6 1711.7

1013.7 18.3 197.9 398.5 1632.7

30118.7 461.9 15786.3 1738.5 61902.0

34455.5 585.8 14079.2 1530.3 64326.2

50609.1 490.0 18738.9 1562.9 84859.3

34062.3 449.5 17967.9 2113.1 65464.4

406.2 82.0 18.6 37.8 544.9

544.6 50.2 36.1 55.4 687.6

660.2 59.4 50.5 94.9 867.7

North and Central Asia Armenia Wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals

... ...

Wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals

... ... ... ... ...

Wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals

...

...

...

Wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals

...

... ...

... ...

... ...

Wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals RussianFederation Wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals Tajikistan Wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals Turkmenistan Wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals Uzbekistan Wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals

...

... ...

Azerbaijan

Georgia

... ...

... ...

...

Kazakhstan

Kyrgyzsbn

... ...

...

... ... ...

... ... ... ...

...

... ... ...

... ... ... ...

f

.

.

... ...

...

... ... ... ... ...

... ...

... ... ... ...

... ... ... ...

... ... ...

174.3 24. I 22.5 19.4 249.2

...

...

... ... ... .*.

... ... ... ... ...

695.0 78.6 207.0 121.5 1102.1

1150.0 27.3 22.0 9.0 1208.3

2200.0 80.0 28.5 12.0 2320.5

2534.0 109.5 31.O 13.0 2687.5

...

...

2347.0 327.6 335.5 185.5 3223.3

3521.7 154.8 79.0 131.4 3913.6

4924.0 185.6 224.0 140.0 5487.5

5331.O 319.2 157.0 136.0 5941.6

15066.1 924.0 4107.8 218.7 23045.3

16504.0 1015.8 5822.7 242.4 27269.2

22108.0 1098.0 6743.0 406.0 34445.2

10059.0 1291.0 3713.0 457.0 18817.5

24900.0 391.O 8525.0 316.0 38044.5

...

... ... ...

... ...

... ...

...

Pacific Australia Wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals

10856.0 613.2 2682.0 150.9 16402.3

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Table 10. Cereal production (continued) Thousandmetric tons

1980

1990

1995

2000

2002

2003

17.8

26.5

18.5

13.2

12.9

16.0

0.7 18.9

2.0 28.5

1.8 20.3

1.o 14.2

1.l 14.0

1.3 17.3

0.1

0.1

0.1

0.1

0.1

0.1

0.1

Pacific (continued) Fiji Wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals Micronesia(Federated States of) Wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals New Caledonia wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals New Zealand Wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals Papua New Guinea Wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals Solomon Islands Wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals Vanuatu Wheat Rice Barley Maize Total cereals

...

...

0.1

0.3

0.2

0.1

1.6 3.2

1.1 1.2

0.8 1.o

4.7 4.8

3.9 4.0

3.8 3.9

305.8

188.0

245.2

326.0

301.5

320.5

228.3 156.5 755.8

434.9 161.7 868.4

302.8 160.8 752.0

302.0 181.0 854.4

440.9 148.8 936.4

378.3 158.0 899.1

0.5

0.6

0.7

0.7

0.8

0.8

1.5 3.6

2.5 4.1

5.0 7.7

7.2 11.3

8.5 12.8

6.0 10.3

14.3

4.8

5.0

5.0

14.3

4.8

5.0

5.0

0.7 0.7

0.7 0.7

0.7 0.7

0.7 0.7

0.7 0.7

0.7 0.7

Table 1I. Industrial production index 1995

2000

1980

1990

109.30 I ’

107.80 I ‘

120.30

...

...

97.80

119.90 l 2 101.30 I‘

123.10 l 2 94.40 l 2

100.00 100.00

100.00 64.90 l 2

110.20 100.00 /‘

1995 = 100

2002

2003

East and North-East Asia China Democratic People’s Republic of Korea Hong Kong, China Japan Macao, China Mongolia Republic of Korea

South-East Asia Brunei Darussalam Cambodia Indonesia La0 People’s Democratic Republic Malaysia Myanmar Philippines Singapore Thailand Timor-Leste Viet Nam

... ...

I‘

... ...

...

...

14.30 l 2

43.10

l2

...

... ... ...

... ...

...

100.00

...

...

70.40 l4 103.30 l 5 807.70 l 6 55.00 66.20 ”

...

...

... 159.50 l 6

...

...

...

...

... ...

...

...

I’

131.20 l4 141.40 l 5 1288.70 l 6 81.60 l 7 100.00

... ...

South and South-West Asia Afghanistan Bangladesh Bhutan India Iran (Islamic Republic of) Maldives Nepal Pakistan Sri Lanka Turkey

North and Central Asia Armenia Azerbaijan Georgia Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Russian Federation Tajikistan Turkrnenistan Uzbekistan

... 51.30

... I’

63.70

36.60 I’

76.20

...

...

,--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

... I’

100.00

...

...

...

...

...

... ...

100.00

203.00

...

...

... ... ...

81.00

I”

...

100.00

I’

...

84.90

... ...

... ...

... ... 79.80

... ... ... ...

...

... ...

... ...

I“

... ...

...

I’

84.20

87.60

I’

...

... l4

... 1830.10 115.30 l 7 112.10

...

...

226.10

... 2123.10 I‘ 110.60 l 7 123.20

2266.90 l 6 113.70 l 7 138.40

... ...

...

...

...

...

...

147.60

154.30

...

...

131.90 I’ 100.00

143.20 90.90

153.00 99.30

... 116.00 I” 296.00

...

...

114.80 I’‘

112.10 I” 328.00

...

...

...

117.80

127.80

100.00 /’’ 100.00

45.70 30.10 I”

...

...

140.50 ’I5

62.50 100.00 96.70 ’I6 43.40 I’’ 82.30 ’I7 99.90

107.60 I’

... 100.00 /’

51.30 31.90 I” 137.10 67.90 155.00 111.90 40.60 147.90 107.10 ’I7

... 112.50 I’

...

... 37.00 I” 159.90 92.00 170.00

34.70 139.30 84.50 146.00 103.70 50.60

...

...

... ...

... 109.80

...

... 119.30

l4

...

131.50

...

I’

...

204.70 l4

...

121.50 I’

I’

...

...

...

...

...

83.70

100.00

122.80

137.10

132.30

...

... ...

...

...

...

... ...

... ... ...

...

...

... ...

... ... ...

... ... ... ... ...

...

...

...

118.40

...

... 70.00

... 114.40 l 2

...

...

...

...

122.70 108.80

100.00

99.90 100.00 100.00 100.00

...

78.30 95.00

...

... 91.50

... ...

I’

... 86.30 92.00 l 2

...

209.70

97.80

...

...

...

248.00 I”

I’

...

...

103.00

Pacific American Samoa Australia Cook Islands Fiji French Polynesia Guam Kiribati Marshall Islands Micronesia (Federated States of) Nauru New Caledonia New Zealand Niue Northern Mariana Islands Palau P a p a New Guinea Samoa Solomon Islands Tonga Tuvalu Vanuatu

... 100.00 I’

102.80

100.00 ’I3 85.30 I”

... ... ... ...

... ... ... ... ...

...

... ... 100.00

... ...

... ...

...

136.90 104.20 I“

... ... ...

...

...

105.10

... ... ...

... ... ... ...

...

... ... ... ... 142.70 I” 107.20 ‘I’

... 113.30

... ...

...

... ... ... 115.30 I”

... ... ...

...

... 106.80 I”

...

... ... ...

...

I. Data refer to index of gross industrialoutput; preceding year equals 100.2. Base: 2000=100.3. Data for manufacturing productionindex. 4.Data for manufacturingproductionindex; base: 1993=1005. Year beginning 1 April; data for manufacturingproduction index, base: 1991/1992=100.6. Data for manufacturing production index. base: 1978=100.7. Data for manufacturing production index, base: 1999=100.excluding rubber processing. 8. Year ending 30 June. 9. Year beginning 1 April. 10. Data for crude petroleum production index, base: 2000 = 100. 11. Year ending 15 July; data for manufacturingproduction index, base: 1996/97=100. 12.Average of 12 months, year beginning 1 July; base: 1980/1981=100. 13.Base: 1990 = 100.14.Data for volume industrialoutput index. 15. Data for manufacturing production index, base: 1980=100.16.Previous year equals 100;period averages. 17.Data for manufacturing production index, base: 1990=100.18.Year ending 31 March. 19.Base: 1997=100.

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Table 12. Consumer erice indices 1980

1990 = loo

1990

1995

2000

2002

...

103.1 I' 102.1 I '

117.1 I ' 114.8 I '

100.4 I ' 98.5 I

General Food

...

...

...

... ...

...

...

...

...

... ...

General Food

... ...

100.0 100.0

157.3 149.5

168.3 157.5

160.6 153.0

156.6 150.7

General Food

75.2 77.0

98.5 99.4

100.0 I' 100.0

98.4 98.6

General Food

...

General Food

... ...

...

General Food

33.2 l 2 30.8 l 2

60.9 58.7

General Food

...

100.0 100.0

2003

East and North-East Asia China General Food

...

Democratic People's Republic of Korea

...

'

99.2 99.4

I' I'

101.2 I ' 103.4 I '

Hong Kong, China Japan I'

Macao, China Mongolia

...

92.1 93.7

I' I'

...

...

98.1 /' 98.4 I'

I' I'

99.5 l 3 99.7 l 3

94.9 I 3 96.2 l 3

179.3 l4 152.2 l4

192.3 l4 150.3 l4

202.2 l4 160.9 l4

100.0 I' 100.0 I'

106.9 I' 107.7 I'

110.7 112.4

116.5 110.1

121.7 117.8

119.6 118.8

120.0 117.8

... ...

100.0 100.0

137.0 I s 136.1 l 6

140.7 I s 135.6 l 6

142.3 137.6

Is

100.0 100.0

153.2 156.3

347.5 425.9

433.5 511.9

462.0 516.1

I'

...

...

108.4 l9 110.1 l 9

129.3 l9 128.8 l9

149.3 l9 148.4 l9

85.9 78.6 I'

100.0 100.0 l 2

103.2 I' 101.4 I'

104.4 I 2 102.7 l 2

151.7 148.4 I"

288.6 298.6

394.3 407.1 'Io

152.3 /'I 145.5 ''I

166.4 ''I 154.4 I"

171.4 'I1 157.5

96.7 It' 95.7

101.1 I" 101.4

101.7 101.9

102.2 102.5 I''

82.8 'I3 78.4 I"

101.9 /I3 98.0 'I3

104.2 99.0

106.1 102.6

...

109.6 'I4

113.1

..

434.4

448.5

... ...

... ...

... ...

110.2 109.9

139.6 'I7 141.7

147.1 146.5 I"

155.7 156.0

169.6 164.6 /I9

241.4 222.0

255.9 229.9

259.9 232.0

...

... ...

...

...

93.5 95.1

l3

I3

Republic of Korea IZ

82.3 I' 82.2

South-East Asia Brunei Damssalam

..

Cambodia General Food

'6

Indonesia General

Food

156.3 l7

...

La0 People's Democratic Republic General Food

... ...

...

General Food

... ...

70.6 62.0

General Food

...

General Food

...

General Food

I'

Malaysia Myanmar

..

Philippines 64.1 68.9

'''

68.4 74.0

85.2 87.2

I"

General Food

... ...

... ...

General Food

.-.

._.

Singapore Thailand Tirnor-Leste Viet Narn General Food

...

108.0 109.0

...

100.0 100.0

347.4 380.4

...

"'

...

'"

419.0 449.5

'I5

...

South and South-West Asia Afghanistan 12.2

100.0

Food

...

...

General Food

... ...

... ...

General Food

104.4

100.0 100.0

General

Bangladesh

...

Bhutan

...

'I9

Table 12. Consumer price indices (continued) 1980

1990

General Food

... ...

100.0 100.0

General Food

... ...

100.0 100.0

General Food

... ...

56.9 55.6

General

Food

... ...

General Food

... ...

,9901

,oo

1995

2000

2002

2003

164.5 173.3

237.1 236.6

* *

256.5 248.2

266.7 256.5

353.3 405.0

881.9 957.9

'19

1122.0 1187.6

1306.5 1397.7 '19

100.0 R1 100.0 R1

114.6 IZ1 107.5 Izl

116.4 125.4 R1

113.1 118.3

100.0 100.0

169.6 171.1

241.4 240.9

255.6 251.5

270.4

... ...

152.7 160.6

223.4 230.6

103.5 123 102.5 lP

106.8 105.4

314.9 329.1

334.8 R4 348.2 R4

South and South-West Asia (continued) India Iran (Islamic Republic of) Maldives Nepal Pakistan

*

*

IZ IZ

*

...

Sri Lanka 32.0 R4 31.0 R4

100.0 Iz4 100.0 R4

163.1 Iz4 162.1 R4

251.8 n4 258.1 n4

Food

... ...

... ...

188.0 R5 198.6 R5

2970.4 2561.1 R5

6648.5 5761.5 /25

General Food

... ...

... ...

100.0 R6 100.0 R6

146.8 R6 126.9

153.0 R6 133.7 R6

...

General

...

...

Food

...

...

100.0 R6 100.0 R6

114.9 R6 105.2 126

119.9 112.0 R6

122.5 R6 115.6 R6

General Food

... ...

... ...

100.0 R7 100.0 Re

191.7 173.7

211.9 Iz7 199.1

222.0 213.2

General Food

... ...

...

General Food

... ...

... ...

4776.0 I;F3 3898.0 ris

General Food

...

...

... ...

General Food

... ...

General Food

Turkey General

124 R4

... ...

North and Central Asia Armenia Azerbaijan Georgia Kazakhstan

...

*

82394.0 1.29 66302.0 R9

94533.0 R9 78926.0 R9

100612.0 I.29 84419.0 ris

13862.0 I;F3 12679.0 129

15139.0 I;F3 13446.0 I.29

15126.0 ns 13430.0 /E)

100.0 i3a 100.0 I.31

409.3 403.2

558.4 524.3

... ...

2.7 3.7

20.8 29.2

26.8 33.2

...

... ...

... ...

...

... ...

General Food

... ...

... ...

... ...

124.9 118.9

127.6 128.0 IJJ

110.3 105.4

General Food

... ...

100.0 r34 100.0

113.4 134 108.9

125.7 111.7

130.1 ~4 115.1

136.5 122.6

100.0 135 100.0 /35

113.9 ms 112.1 ms

126.2 /35 130.2 nS

137.6 143.5

140.2 ms 147.9 ms

100.0 3i6 99.0 IJ6

104.3 i36 103.4

117.2 156 120.9

119.5 /Jh 124.0 i36

Russian Federation Tajikistan Turkmenistan General Food

Uzbekistan

I

.

.

...

45695.0 42139.0

I;F3

I.32

IJ0

...

IJ1 132

... ...

... ... ...

...

Pacific American Samoa Australia General Food

45.2 ms 47.0

General Food

... ...

82.7 86.2

General Food

... ...

100.0 100.0

121.0 109.4

140.5 124.3

147.6 130.0

153.8 138.0

General

... ...

100.0 100.0

106.8 106.7

112.9 112.7

117.3 121.0

117.8 121.9

Cook Islands

Fiji French Potynesia Food

-m-

Table 12. Consumer price indices (continued)

..,"" = ,~

,aan

~

."I

1980

1990

1995

2000

2002

2003

... ...

100.0 100.0

162.0 225.7

178.8

177.5

...

106.6 I"

120.2

...

107.9 13' 113.9 13'

118.0 n7 124.9 13'

120.2 13' 128.4 13'

162.5 141.6

197.1 na 173.6 na

...

... ...

...

100.0 t3 100.0 IJ9

102.9 t3 103.3

... ...

...

...

Pacific (continued) Guam General Food

...

Kiribati General Food

Marshalt Islands General Food

...

118.0 IJB 118.5 na

...

...

Micronesia (Federated States of) General Food

Nauru

...

...

...

General Food

New Caledonia General Food

52.8

...

100.0 100.0

114.2 114.7

121.4 125.9

126.5 132.2

128.0 134.7

General Food

... ...

100.0 100.0

110.8 103.0

102.8 101.1

108.4 110.5

110.3 /U 110.6

General Food

...

100.0 100.0

114.2 112.6

124.0 120.3

136.0 138.5

...

...

100.0 14' 100.0 14'

127.7 14' 118.5 14'

137.1 14' 118.1 14'

136.2 14' 109.8

134.9 14' 107.1 14'

...

...

New Zealand Niue Northern Mariana Islands General Food

Palau

...

General Food

..

..

'"

Papua New Guinea General Food

... ...

100.0 100.0

141.3 137.0

247.4 249.9

302.3 320.6

346.8 363.1

General Food

...

100.0 R4 100.0

130.2 R4 127.5

138.6 R4 122.0

155.5 143.1

155.6 140.4

General Food

...

100.0 100.0

166.3 '42 162.5 142

261.7 '42 272.3 142

299.9 14' 322.9 i42

General Food

...

...

100.0 100.0

122.1 R4 117.4

147.4 146.0

176.2 190.6

196.7 ra 208.9

General

... ...

100.0 143 100.0 14'

109.0 143 108.9 143

120.7 /43 115.5 /43

128.7 /43 126.3 143

133.0 /43 135.5

...

100.0

119.9

134.4

142.0

146.3

Samoa Sdomon Islands Tonga Tuvalu Food

Vanuatu General Food

...

...

142

14'

...

...

123.9 126.6 120.7 113.4 ... 100.0 .......................................................................... October

I. Preceding year equals 100.2. Base: 2000=100. 3. Base: 1994September2000=100.4. Ulan Bator; base: 1996=100. 5. Phnom Penh; base: 1995=100.6. Phnom Penh; base: 1995400; including tobacco. 7. Base: 1977/1978=100.8. Excluding Dili. 9. Item refers to average of period CPI for five cities; base: December 1999=100. 10. Base: 1997=100. 11. Base: 1994=100. 12. Base: November 1997-October 1998=100. 13. Base: 1998=100. 14. Base: April 2000=1oO, refers to dollar-based annual average CPI for Dili. 15. Including beverages and tobacco. 16. In Kabul; excluding rent. 17. Gwemment officials; base: 1994=100. 18. Base: December 1979=100. 19. Including tobacco. 20. Industrialworkers. 21. Base: June 1995400. 22. Year ending 30 June; base: 1990/1991=100. 23. Year ending 30 June; base: 2000/2001=100. 24. Data relate to Colombo. 25. Base: 1994=100. 26. Base: 1995=100. 27. Data refer to five cities; base: 1995=100. 28. Data refer to five cities; base: 1995=100; including tobacco. 29. Base: 1992=100. 30. Base: 1995=100, data shown without taking into account the denomination in 1998. as a result of which the measure of price was changed by a pm@ion 1000:1.31. Base: 1995=100; data shown without taking into account the denomination in 1998. as a result of which the measure of price was changed by a proportion 1OOO:l; including spirits. 32. Base: 1991=100; multiply by 1MXH)OO.33. Previous year equals 100; period averages. 34. Excludingrent. 35. Base: 1989/1990=100.36. Base: December 1998=100. 37. Base: fourth quarter 1996=100. 38. Majuro; base: fourth quarter 1982=100. 39. Base: 1999=100.40. Base: June quarter 1999=100.41. Data relate to Saipan. 42. Data relate to Honiara. 43. Data relate to Funafuti.

- XXVII -

I / For comparability. data presented in the graphs have been rebasedwith 1990=100.

Table 13. lnternet users Per 100 DeoDle

1980

East and North-East Asia China Democratic People's Republic of Korea Hong Kong, China Japan Macao, China Mongolia Republic of Korea

South-East Asia Brunei Darussalam Cambodia Indonesia La0 People's Democratic Republic Malaysia Myanmar Philippines Singapore Thailand Timor-Leste Viet Nam

1990

...

...

... ... ... ... ...

0.02

0.02

... ... ...

... ... ...

North and Central Asia Armenia Azerbaijan Georgia Kazakhstan Kyrgyrshn Russian Federation Tajikistan Turkmenistan Uzbekistan

... ... ... ...

4.60

6.30

3.25 1.59 0.28 0.01 0.82

27.83 29.94 13.64 1.26 41.40

43.01 44.89 26.04 2.06 55.19

47.17 48.27 26.76 5.81 60.97

1.06

9.04 0.05 0.97 0.11 21.39 0.01 2.01 32.36 3.79

10.23 0.22 3.77 0.27 31.97 0.05 4.40 50.44 7.76

10.23 0.25 3.76 0.27 34.41 0.05 4.40 50.87 11.05

0.25

1.85

4.30

... ... ...

0.08 0.34

0.03

0.54

0.01 0.08

0.98 2.22 0.22 0.22 0.66 3.06

0.15 1.45 1.59 4.85 5.34 0.34 1.03 1.06 7.28

0.18 2.04 1.75 7.24 5.34 0.34 1.03 1.17 8.05

1.05 0.15 0.46 0.62 1.06 1.97 0.05 0.13 0.49

1.58 3.69 1.49 1.57 2.98 4.09 0 05 0.17 1.09

5.30

... ...

...

...

... ...

0.03 2.84 0.10

... ...

...

... ... ...

... ...

...

..

0.05

...

...

0.01 0.01

...

0.15

...

... ...

... ...

...

2003

...

0.15

... ...

2002

1.74

0.03

... ...

2000

...

...

South and South-West Asia Afghanistan Bangladesh Bhutan India Iran (Islamic Republic of) Maldwes Nepal Pakistan Sri Lanka Turkey

1995

...

... ... ...

0.59

...

... ... ... ... ...

...

...

...

34.45 15.03 1.48 6.43 16.15 1.77 1.55 3.49

48.17 20.00 6.10 14.26 31.25 2.28 2.35 5.09

9.32 40.13 26.93

13.39 48.44 52.75

26.20 52.63

...

... ...

...

0.88 0.57 0.48 2.43 5.29 2.09

1.37 2.22 0.50 2.92 13.07 3.46

1.37 2.22 0.52 2.92

0.67

...

... ... 0.01 4.96

I

.

.

...

... ...

...

... ...

3.69 3.10 1.57 2.98 4.09 0.06 0.17 1.92

2.77 1.16 0.01

...

...

...

...

Pacific American Samoa Australia Cook Islands Fiji French Polynesia Guam Kiribati Marshall Islands Micronesia (FederatedStates of) Nauru New Caledonia New Zealand Niue Northern Mariana Islands Palau Papua New Guinea Samoa Solomon Islands Tonga Tuvalu Vanuatu

~ . .

0.02 0.12

...

...

56.67

...

6.70 14.00

...

...

2.59

... ...

...

...

... 3.61

- XXVIII -

Table 14. International trade Millions of US dollars

2002

2003

1990

Exports

18119.0

mm.O

14wa0.0

249203.0

325591.0

437899.0

Imports

20017.0

53345.0

132084.0

225094.0

295171.0

413062.0

Exports

East and North-East Asia

1995

2000

1980

China Democratic People's Republic of Korea

..

Imports

..

... ...

... ...

... ...

... ...

...

Exports imports

19743.0 22438.0

82151.O 82492.0

173750.0 192751.0

201860.0 212805.0

200092.0 207644.0

223762.0 231896.0

Exports Imports

129810.0 140522.0

287648.0 235423.0

443265.0 335991.O

479227.0 379491.O

416730.0 337209.0

471999.0 383085.0

Exports Imports

532.0 539.0

1700.0 1538.0

1997.0 2042.0

2539.0 2255.0

2356.0 2530.0

2581.O 2755.0

Exports Imports

403.0 548.0

661.O 924.0

473.0 415.0

536.0 614.0

524.0 691.O

616.0 1012.0

Exports imports

17505.0 22292.0

65016.0 69844.0

125058.0 135119.0

172268.0 160481.O

162471.0 152126.0

193817.0 178827.0

Exports Imports

4519.0 564.0

1925.0 870.0

2389.0 2078.0

3877.0 1098.0

3742.0 1003.0

...

Exports Imports

16.0 180.0

86.0 164.0

855.0 1187.0

1123.0 1424.0

1489.0 1675.0

1771.0 1732.0

Exports Imports

21909.0 108340

25675.0 21837.0

45418.0 40629.0

62124.0 33515.0

58120.0 31289.0

50799.0 29666.0

Exports Imports

28.0 92.0

79.0 185.0

311.0 589.0

330.0 535.0

298.0 431.0

378.0 524.0

Exports Imports

12945.0 10779.0

29453.0 29259.0

73715.0 77545.0

98230.0 81963.0

93264.0 79868.0

99370.0 81949.0

Exports Imports

472.0 354.0

325.0 270.0

851.O 1335.0

1647.0 2401.O

3046.0 2348.0

2484.0 2091.O

Exports Imports

5788.0 7727.0

8186.0 12206.0

17447.0 26538.0

39794.0 36887.0

36510.0 37202.0

37028.0 39502.0

Exports Imports

19359.0 23980.0

52527.0 60583.0

118263.0 124502.0

137806.0 134546.0

125177.0 116441.O

144195.0 127935.0

Exports Imports

6505.0 9213.0

23071.0 33065.0

56440.0 70787.0

69057.0 61924.0

68108.0 64658.0

80333.0 75805.0

Exports Imports

...

...

...

...

...

...

Exports

339.0 1314.0

2404.0 2752.0

5449.0 8155.0

14449.0 15638.0

16530.0 19000.0

20176.0

Hong Kong, China

Japan Macao, China Mongolia

...

Republic of Korea

South-East Asia Brunei Damssalam Cambodia

...

Indonesia

La0 People's Democratic Republic Malaysia Myanmar Philippines Singapore Thailand Timor-Leste

Vet Nam Imports

...

I. When data for 2003 are not available, data for 2002 have been used.

Table 14. International trade (continued) Millions of US dollars

1980

1990

1995

2000

2002

2003

...

South and South-West Asia Afghanistan

...

...

...

...

...

841.O

936.0

363.0

584.0

420.0

...

Imports

759.0 2604.0

1671.0 3618.0

3173.0 6501.O

4787.0 8358.0

4566.0 7913.0

5263.0 9516.0

Exports Imports

17.0 50.0

70.0 81.O

103.0 112.0

103.0 203.0

108.0 165.0

108.0 171.0

ExpoFts Imports

8486.0 15869.0

18145.0 24073.0

30628.0 34710.0

42378.0 51563.0

49232.0 56495.0

56951.O 71245.0

Exports Imports

13235.0 12246.0

19305.0 18722.0

18360.0 13882.0

28461.O 14347.0

28186.0 21180.0

... ...

Exports Imports

8.0 29.0

52.9 138.3

49.8 267.9

76.2 388.6

90.8 391.7

113.0 471.O

Exports Imports

80.0 342.0

204.0 672.0

346.0 1333.0

804.0 1573.0

567.0 1419.0

662.0 1754.0

Exports imports

2955.0 5709.0

7450.0 10563.0

9727.0 12877.0

9574.0 11762.0

11056.0 11648.0

i1930.0 13038.0

Exports Imports

1049.0 2035.0

1912.0 2634.0

3798.0 5307.0

5433.0 7210.0

4699.0 6105.0

5125.0 6672.0

Exports Imports

2910.0 7909.0

12959.0 22302.0

21637.0 35709.0

27775.0 54503.0

34561.O 49663.0

46576.0 65637.0

Exports Imports

...

...

...

...

271.O 674.0

294.0 882.0

507.0 991.o

678.0 1269.0

Exports Imports

...

...

... ...

637.2 667.7

1745.2 1172.1

2167.4 1665.5

2591.7 2626.4

Exports Imports

...

...

152.0 395.0

331.O 654.0

349.0 733.0

478.0 1141.O

Exports imports

... ...

... ...

5250.0 3807.0

8812.0 5040.0

9709.0 6584.0

12900.0 8327.0

Exports Imports

...

...

... ...

409.0 522.0

505.0 554.0

486.0 587.0

582.0 717.0

Exports Imports

...

... ...

81095.0 60945.0

103070.0 33884.0

109705.0 46161.0

126048.0 52449.0

Exports Imports

... ...

... ...

749.0 810.0

784.0 675.0

737.0 721.O

772.0 864.0

Exports imports

... ...

... ...

1881.0 1364.0

2506.0 1785.0

2856.0 2119.0

... ...

Exports Imports

... ...

...

3100.0 2900.0

3265.0 2947.0

2988.0 2712.0

...

Exports imports

Bangladesh

Exports

India Iran (Islamic Republic of) Maldives Nepal Pakistan Sri Lanka Turkey

North and Central Asia Armenia Azerbaijan Georgia

...

...

Kazakhstan

Russian Federation

...

Tajikistan Turkmenistan Uzbekistan

...

... 1. When data for 2003 are not available,data for 2002 have been used.

Table 14. Internationaltrade (continued) Millions of US dollars

1980

1990

1995

2000

2002

Exports Imports

127.0 95.0

31I.O 360.0

272.0 416.0

346.0 496.0

388.0 499.0

Exports Imports

22031.O 20337.0

39760.0 42024.0

53115.0 61283.0

63878.0 71537.0

65036.0 72693.0

89905.0 104106.0

Exports Imports

4.0 23.0

5.0 52.0

5.0 49.0

9.0 50.0

5.0 47.0

...

Exports Imports

470.0 562.0

498.0 754.0

... 892.0

479.0 830.0

549.0 898.0

680.0 I170.0

Exports Imports

30.0

548.0

111.0 929.0

196.0 1019.0

221.o 974.0

182.0 1291.0

... ...

Exports Imports

35.0 400.0

82.0 410.0

85.0 516.0

74.0 554.0

41.0 527.0

...

Exports Imports

3.0 21-0

3.0 27.0

6.0 34.0

23.0 49.0

33.0 66.0

...

Exports Imports

2.6

...

1.7 56.0

23.1 75.1

9.1 54.7

... ...

...

Exports Imports

...

...

...

...

... ...

...

...

Exports Imports

65.0 12.0

60.0 38.0

28.0 28.0

28.0 27.0

9.0 25.0

...

Exports

384.0 453.0

468.0 878.0

562.0 954.0

603.0 921.O

466.0 950.0

... ...

13645.0 l 2 13959.0 l 2

12535.9 I 2 14710.0 l 2

13412.0 13714.0 l 2

2003

Pacific American Samoa Australia

_.. ...

Cook Islands Fiji

French Polynesia

Guam

Kiribati

Marshall Islands

Micronesia (Federated States of)

Nauru

.._

.._

-.*

...

... ...

...

.._ ...

New Caledonia

Imports New Zealand Exports Imports

5418.0 l 2 5470.0 "

9394.0 l 2 9501.0 I'

14728.0 l 2 16772.0 l 2

Exports Imports

0.3 3.3

4.2

0.3 6.5

... ...

0.1 3.2

...

Exports Imports

...

198.4 333.2

940.7 628.0

... ...

... ...

... ...

Exports Imports

... ...

...

...

13.9 60.4

... 123.0

... ...

... ...

Exports

Imports

1031.0 1176.0

1177.0 1193.0

2654.0 1452.0

2096.0 1151.0

1549.0 1103.0

2174.0 1347.0

Exports Imports

17.0 63.0

9.0 81.O

9.0 95.0

14.0 106.0

14.0 113.0

15.0 136.0

Exports Imports

74.0 89.0

70.0 92.0

168.0 154.0

95.0 125.0

95.0 95.0

... ...

Exports Imports

7.0 38.0

11.0 62.0

15.0 77.0

9.0 69.0

13.0 65.0

...

Exports Imports

...

...

1.o 4.0

1.o 6.0

I.o 13.0

1.o 15.0

... ...

36.0

19.0

28.0

23.0

21.o

...

Niue

...

Northern Mariana Islands

...

...

Palau

Papua New Guinea

Samoa

Solomon Islands

Tonga

Tuvalu

Vanuatu Exports

...

Imports 96.0 95.0 87.0 58.0 ... ---------------------~---------------------------~--------------------------------73.0

1. Including estimated purchases of handicrafts. souvenirs and gifts but excluding philatelic sales and other estimated tourist expenditures. 2. Year ending 30 June.

I.When data for 2003 are not available, data for 2002 have been used.

Table 15. GDP growth rate Percent per annum

East and North-East Asia China Democratic People's Republic of Korea Hong Kong, China Japan Macao, China Mongdia Republic of Korea

2000

2002

2003

7.80

8.00

8.30

9.10

...

...

...

-5.00 -1.20

10.20 2.80

1.90 -0.30

3.20 2.50

I9811990

1991-2000

9.40

10.10

6.70 4.00

4.60 1.50

...

...

...

...

...

5.40 8.70

0.10 6.00

3.50 -6.90

1.10 8.50

3.90 7.00

5.30 3.10

0.10 5.30 5.50 5.70 6.10 1.40 1.80 7.40 7.90

1.40 6.80 4.20 6.30 7.20 7.10 2.90 7.80 4.60

-4.00 3.70 -13.10 4.00 -7.40 5.80 -0.60 -0.90 -10.50

...

...

3.50

2.80 5.50 3.70 5.80 4.10 10.00 4.30 2.20 5.40 3.00 5.80

3.10 5.20 4.10 5.30 5.30

7.20

2.80 7.00 4.90 5.80 8.90 13.70 4.40 9.70 4.80 15.40 5.50

...

...

1998

... ...

South-East Asia Brunei Darussalam Cambodia Indonesia La0 People's Democratic Republic Malaysia Myanmar Phiiippines Singapore Thailand Timw-Leste Vet Nam

South and South-West Asia Afghanistan Bangladesh Bhutan India Iran (Islamic Republic of) Maldives Nepal Pakistan Sri Lanka Turkey

North and Central Asia Armenia Azerbaijan Georgia Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Russian Federation Tajikistan Turkmenktan Uzbekistan

Pacific American Samoa Australia Cook Islands Fiji French Polynesia Guam Kiribati Marshall Islands Micronesia(Federated States of) NaUN New Caledonia New Zealand Niue Northern Marina Islands Palau P a p a New Guinea Samoa Solomon Islands Tonga Tuvalu Vanuatu

... 5.90

4.70 1.10 6.80 -2.70 6.00

...

...

...

...

...

...

3.70 7.40 5.80 3.80 9.10 4.90 6.00 4.30 5.20

4.90 6.00 5.60 4.00 7.60 5.00 3.80 5.20 3.70

5.00 6.40 5.80 2.70 9.80 2.90 3.10 4.70 3.10

5.60 5.50 5.40 5.10 4.80 6.10 3.40 6.00 7.40

4.90 6.70 5.00 7.50 6.50 -0.60 4.40 3.90 7.90

5.40 6.50 7.20 6.60 8.40 3.10 6.20 5.90 5.80

... ... ... ... ...

-2.90 4.20 -5.30 -2.30 -2.40 -3.10 -5.90 -1.60 -0.60

7.30 10.00 2.90 -1.90 2.10 -5.30 5.30 6.70 2.10

6.00 11.10 1.90 9.80 5.40 10.00 8.30 18.60 3.20

12.90 10.60 5.50 9.80

13.90 11.20 11.10 9.20 6.70 7.30 10.20 16.90 1.50

... ...

... ... ...

...

...

...

3.30

3.50

2.80

2.40

5.20 -0.80 1.50

3.20 13.90 -3.20

...

... ...

0.20

... ... ...

... 2.50

... ... ...

1.50 0.60 1.40 9.50

... ... ...

5.00

... ...

...

...

...

1.00 4.00 0.90

...

...

... ...

2.50 3.00 1.00

4.30

3.40

... ... ...

...

...

-0.80 1.80 -1.60 2.70 2.00 -2.80

2.70 3.10 5.10 1.90 3.00 1.80

...

... ...

12.60 3.00 -0.70

1.60 -2.00 9.30

... ...

2.80

-0.10

3.80

...

...

-3.80 2.40 1.80 3.60 14.90 4.30

-1.20 6.90 -14.30 5.50

._.

...

5.10 3.60 2.70 2.00

...

...

2.90

3.20

...

... 3.00 3.10 5.20

...

...

.._ 3.80 3.90 4.40

... ...

4.70 9.10 19.80 3.10

...

...

3.00

2.70

...

... ... ... ...

Table 16. GDP per capita US dollar

1980

1990

1995

2000

2002

China

206

Democratic People's Republic of Korea

504

312 642 13225 24815 9740 1415 5886

58 1 245 23019 42233 16970 516 10823

856 476 24811 37408 14394 379 9770

966 493 23800 31277 15432 437 10013

80

13972 178 628 209 2467 422 725 12110 1569 244 98

17667 288 1025 379 4362 515 1084 23806 2905 375 285

12922 256 710 328 3915 877 1003 22769 2012 457 401

12229 266 796 331 3964 1141 992 20849 2036 512 441

227 232 106 266 2321 298 131 363 286 1518

392 291 168 383 1594 loo0 189 424 475 2655

180 335 171 393 1755 1594 202 508 732 2727

101 352 234 460 1549 2146 227 421 876 2941

141 36 1 261 464 2010 2070 220 471 868 2608

...

342 310 531 1005 325 2115 99 1396 446

503 646 578 1170 278 1784 143 1062 552

737 752 656 1593 323 2399 197 2559 385

3026 249 3078 338

...

East and North-East Asia

Hong Kong, China Japan Macao, China Mongolia Republic of Korea

5644 9170 3217 1809 1399

2003

... 494

... ...

... 462

...

South-East Asia Brunei Darussalam Cambodia Indonesia La0 People's Democratic Republic Malaysia Myanmar Philippines Singapore Thailand Timor-Leste Vet Nam

25534 317 483 265 1779 174 675 4854 698

...

12919 278

944 361 4227 1174 1005 21195 2273 434 471

South and South-West Asia Afghanistan Bangladesh Bhutan India Iran (Islamic Republic of) Maldives Nepal Pakistan Sri Lanka Turkey

North and Central Asia Armenia Azerbaijan Georgia Kazakhstan KyrgyLstan Russian Federatin Tajikistan Turkmenistan Uzbekistan

... ... ... ... ...

...

...

... ...

3061 4115 4276 3281 6523 21 3111 2374

Paclfic American Samoa Australia Cook Islands Fiji French Polynesia Guam

Kiribati Marshall Islands Micronesia (Federated States of) Nauru New Caledonia New Zealand Niue Northern Mariana Islands Palau Papua New Guinea Samoa Solomon Islands Tonga Tuvatu

...

...

...

...

482 763 1059 l 2 4798 8285 7342

15821 3193 1848 14995 9885 I 396 1546 1572 l 2 5428 14786 12980

19342 4914 2592 19150 20091 I ' 592 2202 2009 l 2 3772 18792 16874

19133 4413 2031 14132 16575 I 574 1910 2138 l 2 2698 12455 13662

25801 5583 2241 14767 15439 I' 617 2021 2216 l 2 2759 13868 15177

...

...

... 9917 1207 1898 8341

...

...

1869 871 997 627 548 607 Uanuatu 968 1. Per Capita Gross Island Product US dollars. 2. Year ending 30 September.

(--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

...

...

...

... ...

4400 799 1255 653 1157 1079

5554 978 1210 975 1569 1234

6150 641 1363 774 1421 1409

1023

1412

2 123

... ...

6194 504 1496 591 1317 1845 976

167 385 303 555 2079 2260 233

...

913

... ...

853

770 1785

...

... 7332 2761 17918

...

781 2108 2281 I 2 3465 16751 19350

... ...

6174 577 1807 568 1626 2285 1140

Table 17. Exchange rate

-.

National currencv Der US dollar

1980

1990

1995

2000

2002

1.50

4.78

8.35

4.98 226.74 5.10 3.00 659.90

7.79 144.79 8.02 4.30 716.40

7.74 94.06 7.97 448.61 774.70

8.28 2.15 I ’ 7.79 107.77 8.03 1076.67 1259.70

8.28 152.00 7.80 125.39 8.03 1110.31 1200.40

2.18

1.79 426.25 1842.81 707.75 2.70 6.28 24.31 1.81 25.59

1.42 2450.83 2248.61 804.69 2.50 5.61 25.71 1.41 24.92

6482.80

11038.20

i .74 3840.75 8421.77 7887.64 3.80 6.43 44.19 1.73 40.11 1.00 I 2 14167.70

1.75 3912.08 9311.19 10056.30 3.80 6.57 515 0 1.74 42.96 1.oo l 2 15279.50

0.66 I’ 34.57 17.51 17.50 68.10 9.55 29.37 21.71 40.24 2608.64

5.67 I’ 40.28 32.43 32.43 1747.93 11.77 51.89 31.64 54.05 45845.10

67.31 I’ 52.14 44.94 44.94 1764.43 11.77 71.09 53.65 82.58 625218.00

405.91 4417.50 1.23 60.95 10.82 4.56 0.12 110.90 29.78

539.53 4565.00 1.98 142.13 47.70 28.13 2.08 5200.00 236.61

2003

East and North-East Asia China Democratic People’s Republic of Korea Hong Kong, China Japan Macao. China Mongolia Republic of Korea

...

...

’

8.28 142.00 I 7.79 115.93 8.02 1146.54 1197.80

’

South-East Asia Brunei Darussalam Cambodia Indonesia La0 People’s Democratic Republic Malaysia Myanmar Philippines Singapore Thailand Timor-Leste Vet Nam

South and South-West Asia Afghanistan Bangladesh Bhutan India Iran (Islamic Republic 09 Maldives Nepal Pakistan Sri Lanka Turkey

North and Central Asia Armenia Azerbaijan Georgia Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Russian Federation Tajikstan Turkmenistan Uzbekistan

...

626.99 10.00 2.18 6.54 7.51 2.14 20.48

...

...

... 15.45 7.86 7.86 70.62 7.55 12.00 9.90 18.00 76.04

... ... ...

... ...

...

...

0.59

... ... .-. ... ...

... ... ...

...

1.70 3973.33 8577.13 10569.00 3.80 6.08 54.20 1.70 41.48 1.00 l 2 15509.60

44.78 57.89 48.61 48.61 6906.96 12.80 77.88 59.72 96.73 1507230.00

42.79 58.15 46.58 46.58 8193.89 12.80 76.14 57.75 96.74 1500890.00

573.35 4893.00 2.09 153.28 46.94 31.35 2.76 5200.00 769.50

578.76 4923.00 2.08 149.58 43.65 30.69 3.06 5200.00

...

Pacific American Samoa Australia Cook Islands Fiji French Polynesia Guam Kribati Marshall Islands Micronesia (Federated States of) Nauru New Caledonia New Zealand Niue Northern Mariana Islands Palau Papua New Guinea Samoa Solomon Islands Tonga Tuvalu Vanuatu

... 0.88 1.03 l4 0.82 77.29

...

0.88

l5

1.28 1.68 l4 1.48 98.85

...

1.00 /I3 77.30 1.03

1.00 l 6

1.00

...

99.00 I 8 1.68

...

I’

...

1.35

... ... 0.67 0.92 0.83 0.88 0.88 68.29

... 1.72 2.19 l 4 2.13 129.38

1.28

...

...

... 1.35 1.53 l4 1.41 90.79

0.96 2.31 2.53 1.28 1.28 I’ 117.06

... 91.13 1.52

... ...

1.28 2.47 3.41 1.27 1.35 112.11

l6

1.84 2.15 l4 2.19 126.65

...

...

1.54 1.72 l4 1.90 105.65

1.73 I s 1.00 l 2 1.00 l 6 1.91 130.08 2.19

1.84 l 5 1.00 l 2 1.00 l 6 1.80‘’ 127.07 2.15

1.54 l 5 1.00 I 2 1.oo 1.39 I’ 105.99 1.72

... 2.78 3.29 5.09 1.76 1.72 137.64

3.90 3.38 6.75 2.20 1.84 139.20

...

...

... 3.56 2.97 7.51 2.14 1.53 I’ 122.19

.................................................................................... 1. Refer to non-commercial rates derived from United Nations Programmes. 2. In US dollars, refer to noncommercial rates derived from United Nations Programmes. 3. In new Afghanis. 4. In New Zealand dollars. 5. In Australian dollars. 6. In US dollars. 7. In Australian dollars, refer to non-commercial rates derived from United Nations Programmes. 8. In French Pacific Communityfrancs (FCFP).

-XXXIV-

\

I

UNIT

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

M Y

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

1

SEP

I

I

OCT

NOV

I

DEC

1. POPULATION 1.1 CRUDE BIRTH RATE

1.2 CRUDE DEATH RATE

PER 1000 POPULATION

2002 2003 2004

PER 1000 POPULATION

2002 2003 2004

---11.6 --

-

6.0 6.1 6.0

--

-

100.7 102.4 101.3

--

I

---_-

12.5 12.5

-

_I

12.7 12.5 12.8 6.6 6.7 6.5

----

---

13.1 13.0

--

-

--

7.2 7.9

-

--

---

101.4 100.7

--

-

-

-

-

101.7 101.4

-

-

100.5 98.8

-

--

101.1 97.9

-

102.1

-

-

102.2

---

-

---

-

12.5

-_

12.9

-

-

-

6.6 6.7

-

101.8 101.5

-

-

---

2. INDUSTRY 2.1 INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION INDEX 2.1.1 GENERAL

2001/2002=100

2002 2003 2004

2.1.2 MANUFACTURING

2.1.3 MINING

2001/2002=100

2001/2002=100

2002 2003 2004 2002 2003 2004

2.1.4 ELECTRICITY, GAS

2001/2002=100

AND WATER

2.2 PRODUCTION

2002 2003 2004

OF SELECTED COMMODITIES

2.2.1 MEAT

2.2.2 IRON ORE

2.2.3 COPPER ORE AND CONCENTRATES a

2.2.4 LEAD ORE AND CONCENTRATES a

2.2.5 ZINC ORE AND

CONCENTRATES a

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002

THOUSAND METRIC

2002 2003

TONS

2004

THOUSAND METRIC

2002 2003

TONS

2004

THOUSAND METRIC

2002 2003

TONS

2004

THOUSAND METRIC

2002

TONS

2004

2003 2004

2003

-_-

-

-

-

___

-

100.7 101.4

101.1 103.8 104.5

--

-

100.7 98.8

--

-

99.6 98.3

-

-

94.9

--

--

100.1 100.0 102.0

---

-

100.7

--

--

--

---

-

716-739 741 --

--

I

-

-

-

45195 48057 57327

--

----

-

___

_--

--

-

-----

184 172 170

I _

-___-

371 303

99.8

810 745

-

43643 52454

-

-

--

--

-

-

208 236

-

----

211

--

--327 ----

-

49949 54186 61136

---

____

220 194

---

-

221

-

I -

--

--

I

-_-__

---

--

349 397 ----

--

334

I

----

-1-

I -

--

I

--

-

-

-

807 721

--

---

----

101.5

-

783 -

-_57257 --I

--

101.2 102.6

_ I

-

--164 ---

173 170

372 -375

337 --

-

101.6 102.6

100.7

--

-

799 755

---

4843258184

I

I

---_-

-

228 191

167 162

377 325

--

-

---

--

1

AUSTRALIA

I

I 2.2.6 CRUDE PETROLEUM

2.2.7 NATURAL GAS

UNIT

THOUSAND CUBIC METRES

2002 2003 2004

MILLION

2002 2003 2004

CUBIC METRES 2.2.8 ELECTRICITY

IYEAR

MILLION KWH

2002 2003 2004

2.2.9 BLACK COAL, RAW

2.2.10 CEMENT

2.2.1 1 NEWSPRINT

2.3 CONSTRUCTION 2.3.1 NEW DWELLINGS

MILLION METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

THOUSAND METRIC

2002

TONS

2004

NUMBERS

2002

2003

2003

COMPLETED (TOTAL)

2004

I

JAN

I

FEB

-

I

MAR

---

-

9057 7809 6696

--

7382 7582 7426

--

45814 46159 48362

---

I

-

I

-

-

I

2224

-

104.0

101.0 104.0

I

-

30756 36251 35717

--

MAY

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

I

9419 7980

SEP

1

---

9310 9241 9856

---

--

-

--

-

89.11 88.00

-

-

1992 1892 2434

--

-

100.0

--

-

102.0 104.0

-

-- 37192 -_-_38465 --

__--

--

-

-

I-

--

NOV

I

--

8631 6822

---

-

8037 8118

---

DEC

I

---

------

--

---

-

2030 2227

--

_- 1978 -- 2329 -

103.0 107.0

-----

--

35713

---

-

87.00 92.00

-

I

----

48462 48641

------

OCT

--

-6613 -

I

--

I

--

1729 _-- 1617 84.92 90.00 87.08

APR

-

--

-

46459 46261

-

87.00 88.91

----

--

---

-4

--

37796

41412

-

128192 136469 143850

-

-

136241 135858 149141

---

14842

101.0 106.0

--

-

44292

----

-

42009

--

-

3. TRANSPORT

3.1 INTERNATIONAL MARITIME TRANSPORT

3.1.1 GOODS LOADED

3.1.2 GOODS UNLOADED

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

THOUSAND METRIC

2002 2003

TONS

2004

3 2 REGISTRATION OF NEW MOTOR VEHICLES 32.1 PASSENGER CARS AND THOUSANDS STATION WAGONS

--

--

124237 134044 139089

I

2002

39.8

2003 2004

40.0

40.7

14319 15868

---

-

--

-

14625

-

15500 16710

15494 42.8 43.7 47.9

I _

-

--

--

-

--

-

-

134719 143906

-

-

16213 16225

I

--

15045 -16424

44.8

42.1

49.9

44.6

46.4 49.6

49.1 57.1

53.7

44.1

46.2

58.3

49.9

43.4 51.7

48.3 52.2

47.2 48.5

48.6

49.9

52.3

52.9

45.1

46.7

-2-

-

----

45.3 49.8

AUSTRALIA

I

I 3 2 2 COMMERCIAL VEHICLES

UNIT THOUSANDS

\YEAR

I

JAN

1

FEB

I

MAR

1

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

1

JUL

1

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

1

NOV

I

DEC

2002

18.8

22.0

23.0

21.8

26.7

29.7

23.9

24.5

22.6

24.1

24.3

22.7

2003

21.2

23.1

26.2

24.3

28.6

35.0

28.1

26.3

26.0

27.0

27.6

28.0

2004

24.1

28.0

32.3

27.2

32.1

38.9

30.3

30.6

30.5

29.4

31.4

2002

379.3 396.6

437.2 427.5

446.5 392.5

360.3

329.9

339.4

418.2

371.9

2003

321.5

260.9

308.3

415.5

3622

358.6 385.6

428.9 435.3

437.0 473.3

2004

420.2

454.8

432.3

402.8

341.3

367.3

471.0

405.8

395.6

449.9

479.9

2002

13618

12148

13554

13273

14031

13354

13830

14596

15192

18514

14494 15752

12843 14334

14154 15404

14172 15433

14712 15524

14049 15549

14841 16320

14145 14815 15830

13726

2003 2004

14850 16268

16013 16803

16258 16999

20091

MILLION AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS

2002

9346

9617

9609

10154

10142

9618

11301

11386

2003

10900

10226

10786

10948

10371

10718

10604

10684

10824 11456

11893 11920

11646 10213

12129 10978

2004

9925

9451

11423

10852

11014

12320

12549

12187

13074

12801

13190

MILLION AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS

2002

9301 9056

10449 9868

9784 8699

I0018 8972

9807

9916

10416

9998

10406

8822

10122 8520

10278

2003

8963 8927

9062

9057

9065

8674

9234

2004

7904

8371

9204

9314

10054

10389

8517

9091

9106

5.1.1 TOTAL VALUE

OF IMPORTS

3.3 INTERNATIONALTOURIST TRAVEL 3.3.1 SHORT-TERM VISITOR ARRIVALS

THOUSANDS

534.0 566.6

4. INTERNAL TRADE 4.1 RETAIL TRADE

MILLION AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS

. JAN

5. WERNAL TRADE 5.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS 5.1 .l IMPORTS (f.o.b.)

FEB MAR

APR

.

.

MAY JUN

5.12 TOTAL VALUE

_ JUL

.

.

AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

OF EXPORTS

I loo0 1O500

5.12 EXPORTS (f.o.b.)

loo00 9500

9ooo

5 2 VALUE OF PRINCIPAL IMPORTS 52.1 WOOD, TIMBER AND CORK

8500

54.6

51.4

53.5

44.4

57.0

55.3

51.0

47.4

58.8

51.3

49.4

62.2

518.4

679.9

477.9

723.1

628.2

739.1

567.1

411.1

459.6

421.5 893.7

462.6 899.9

522.1

51.9

52.1

39.6 44.8 51.5

467.1

496.7

585.1

529.9

736.4

484.9

38.8 45.4

41.4 46.0

47.4 52.7

42.7 47.1

2004

42.9

42.0

50.2

MILLION AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS

2002 2003

463.1

564.0

MILLION AUSTRALIAN

AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS

49.8 48.0

46.2 48.9 45.0

2002 2003

MILLION

54.6 51.3

8Mx)

7500

7000

52.2 CRUDE PETROLEUM

52.3 WOVEN COTTON

FABRIC

5.2.4 PASSENGER MOTOR

CARS (OTHER THAN BUSES AND SPECIAL VEHICLES)

921.4 424.0

497.0 577.3

841.1 641.7

639.0

612.3

613.0

734.0

663.8

536.5 757.0

2002 2003

24.2

21.6

18.6

21.6

25.0

21.3

27.8

26.5

23.3

25.2

23.3

21.7

24.3

21.8

17.0

18.1

18.4

17.4

212

17.7

16.7

15.8

14.1

14.0

DOLLARS

2004

17.3

13.0

14.5

14.3

16.7

19.0

19.1

192

14.1

14.0

13.6

MILLION

2002

630.3

619.8

781.8

749.9

906.9

793.0

793.3

879.9

683.8 801.7

856.8 844.5

771.5 965.0

955.4 923.8

841.3 917.8

881.2

2003

828.2 904.3

925.0

AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS

948.4

1088.5

977.3

1049.4 1012.7

979.7 877.3

885.9 905.1

942.6

962.3

811.3 801.2

2004

2004

JAN

FEB MAR APR

MAY JUN

I--2002

522

JAN

+2003

AUG

SEP OCT NOV DEC

-0-20041

CRUDE PETROLEUM, IMPORTS

FEB MAR APR

MAY

1-U-2002

-3-

JUL

JUN

-A-2003

JUL

AUG

+20041

SEP

OCT NOV

DEC

AUSTRALLA

I

I

UNIT

]YEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

5.3.12 MEAT, EXPORTS

5.3 QUANTITY AND VALUE OF PRINCIPAL EXPORTS 5.3.1 MEAT 5.3.1.1 QUANTITY

5.3.12 VALUE

5.32 WHEAT AND FLOUR 5.32.1 QUANTITY

5.3.22 VALUE

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003

67.1

100.5

126.4

110.8

128.2

124.5

120.0

118.3

1162

139.3

129.8

128.0

79.1 76.3

121.3 117.6

104.9 107.6

105.2 127.6

109.5 121.3

104.8 113.6

95.7 111.8

104.5 124.2

117.6 129.8

116.6 133.7

115.8

2004

111.5 105.3

MILLION

2002

286.4

438.9

545.7

479.7

537.1

497.7

479.0

468.2

451.5

552.7

511.6

522.8

AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS

2003

305.0

434.3

493.5

327.3

446.2

493.1

418.8 589.9

410.6 575.8

388.7 540.0

378.5 528.1

428.8 582.1

481.0 604.0

484.8 583.1

468.7

2004

431.8 463.2

THOUSAND METRIC

2002

1656.0

1196.4

1316.4

1703.1

1417.8

1369.8

1117.7

1482.3

1120.1

1023.5

831.0

639.2

2003

715.1

737.0

819.9

673.0

1004.9

642.2

689.6

665.0

630.8

1066.6

846.8

1165.3

TONS

2004

1459.9

1830.9

1472.2

1848.1

1654.7

1681.5

1940.1

1730.0

1769.4

1539.5

1558.9

MILLION AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

507.7 224.4 334.4

344.4 228.5 406.8

374.1 233.6 325.7

450.4 188.6 412.1

385.7 270.6 402.9

347.7 157.7 410.6

300.3 164.8 434.8

388.4 157.7 328.7

313.0 148.3 360.9

327.0 253.7 310.9

259.8 191.7 310.5

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

15.1 15.8

30.2

40.6 30.1

26.6

31.5

26.1

30.2

23.7

29.6

40.1

34.7

29.1

22.9

26.0

32.2

14.9 32.8

14.7 34.0

18.8 31.3

15.0 22.1

26.9 34.5

29.2 34.3

30.6 32.7

27.7

16.2

21.1 31.1

MILLION AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS

2002

80.6

1912

281.5

170.2

193.7

167.9

208.8

157.1

195.7

304.4

287.6

246.7

2003

130.1 84.9

183.5 144.7

246.0 180.7

151.5 168.6

97.5 180.2

90.7 1912

118.4 172.6

92.4 1182

169.1 191.0

180.2 185.4

179.0 174.3

156.5

THOUSAND

2002

11412

12249

12873

13086

13349

15312

15316

15381

15042

14574

15747

METRIC

2003

11529 14653

13609

15778

13716

16583

15769

17387

14072

15983

16434

16880

16846

TONS

2004

17501

16231

14815

15331

16556

17053

17368

19331

18142

18981

18719

MtLLlON AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS

2002

383.2

407.3

396.1

470.1

489.4

475.0

467.3

436.5

478.5

432.5 418.7

401.6 440.8 379.9

419.8

2003 2004

371.3 383.7 391.1

395.2 441.2

444.3 488.1

429.0 501.9

461.7 542.0

3841 596.2

435.5

436.9 561.0

430.0 529.3

422.2

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002

18551

15940

17190

16687

16231

16926

16490

17227

16685

16238

16785

18915

2003

19487 18949

15501 17094

18789 17307

16690

17739

18177

17398

17578

18211

19517

17999

18361

19457

19315

18109

18240

20448

18044

19629

18502

FEB MAR APR

JAN

I+

217.3 260.9

MAY JUN

JUL

2002 -& 2003

AUG

SEP

OCT NOV DEC

+2004 I

5.3.42 IRON ORE, EXPORTS

l

i

5.3.3 WOOL 5.3.3.1 QUANTITY

5.3.32 VALUE

5.3.4 IRON ORE 5.3.4.1 QUANTITY

5.3.42 VALUE

5.3.5 COAL 5.3.5.1 QUANTITY

5.3.5.2 VALUE

2004

I

3504 JAN

FEE MAR APR MAY JUN

I+2002 -A-

JUL

2003

AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

+-2004 J

5.3.5.2 COAL, EXPORTS

2004

564.0

MILLION

2002

1245.2

1078.8

1157.2

1085.8

1026.1

1046.1

1005.9

1083.0

1020.8

972.9

1011.7

1117.2

AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS

2003

1108.6 817.7

860.7 747.8

1041.9 838.1

906.2

898.6

912.4

850.0

868.0

884.8

906.6

805.3

803.8

1023.2

1164.6

1123.3

1158.5

1377.7

1198.8

1306.0

1176.6

2004

JAN

-4-

FEE

MAR APR

JUL

AUG

+2002 +2003 -0-

MAY

JUN

2004

SEP

OCT

NOV DEC

6. PRICES

6.1 WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX 6.1.1 BASIC MATERIALS

198911990=100

2002 2003 2004

6.1 2 BUILDING MATERIALS (NON-RESIDENTIAL)

6 2 CONSUMER PRICE

198911990=100

2002 2003 2004

-

-

-

-

I

-

-

130.6 135.8123.6

-

-

-

137.6 141.3 144.8

-

143.5 149.8 153.3-

-

-

-

126.9 - 120.3 - 125.7 - 130.7 -

-

118.4 124.1 126.9

132.6 129.9

-

-

INDEX

62.1 GENERAL

198911990=100

2002 2003 2004

62.2 FOOD

198911990=100

2002

-

-

136.6 141.3 144.1

144.2149.8 154.7

--

-

-

-

-

-

-

121.6 126.3

-

-

138.5 142.1

-

-

-

142.8

-

-

-

147.0 152.0

-

130.6 126.7 136.9

145.4

-

145.0 149.3

31809 32275 34422

31604 32389 34524

-

126.4

-

-

2003 2004

-

MILLION AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

34023 34861

MILLION AUSTRALIAN

2002 2003

DOLLARS

2004

11409

12893

13493

15421

19819

19708

17587

19848

17091

AUSTRALIAN DOLLARPER US DOLLAR

2002

1.970

2003 2004

1.717

1.940 1.683

1299

1285

1.880 1.660 1.333

1.850 1.639 1.343

1.760 1.546 1.418

1.770 1.505 1.441

1.830 1.510 1.396

1.810 1.536 1.408

1.840 1.510 1.426

-

131.3

152.4 -

122.8 126.7

139.5

-

-

I

I

7.1.1 MONEY

7. FINANCE 7.1 MONEY SUPPLY 7.1.1 MONEY

7.12 RESERVE MONEY

7 2 EXCHANGE RATE

a

METALLIC CONTENT BASED ON CHEMICAL ASSAY.

b

HOUSES AND FLATS. EXCLUDINGRESTORATIONAND COWERSION.

C

EXCLUDING NOKMERCHANDiSETRADE.

. . . . . . . . .

32174 32584 33741

32027 32159 33888

. . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

...

32465 33582

32290 33902

33034 33208 34326

...

-5-

31468 32552 34692

31610 32962 35135

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12864

...

...

...

12447

11568

16428

11966 19155

1.810 1.440 1.364

1.780 1.396 1.300

1.770 1.354

32247 33257

33967 35397

35217

JAN

FEE

MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP Oct NOV 1+2002

4-2003 +20041

DEC

BANGLADESH

I

I

UNIT

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

1. POPULATION 1.1 CRUDE BIRTH RATE

PER 1000 POPULATION

2002 2003

28.0

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

320

-

;m

2004 1 2 CRUDE DEATH RATE

PER 1000 POPULATION

m

2002 2003 2004

-

8.0

e 280 z 2 g 260 e 32 240

-

2. INDUSTRY

2.1 INDUSTRWL PRODUCTION INDEX 2.1.1 GENERAL

2.12 MINING

2.1.3 MANUFACTURING

246.1 259.1 284.3

230.6 242.8 240.6

231.9 251.O 260.2

226.9 245.0 253.1

244.5 270.0 277.7

253.1 273.8 301.6

263.7 263.4 308.5

263.5 267.6 300.0

248.6 255.1 273.6

242.5 242.6

=loo

2002 2003 2004

JULY 19881 JUNE 1989 =loo

2002 2003 2004

241.6 278.0 276.3

219.2 229.5 281.5

264.3 285.3 286.8

257.7 274.5 296.9

262.4 285.0 283.7

256.2 276.1 302.3

266.1 278.0 306.2

271.l 271.O 284.5 293.5 315.6 311.O

279.9 292.0

JULY 19881 JUNE 1989

2002 2003 2004

248.1 260.4

232.1 244.7

228.5

224.6 241.l

243.2

252.1

262.7

262.3

264.4 308.2

263.4 397.7

239.3 235.8

238.6

273.6 302.0

246.1 250.3

282.9

268.5 274.6

JULY 1W JUNE 1989

=loo 2.3.4 ELECTRICITY, GAS AND WATER

248.8 2602

250.4

2002 2003 2004

226.5 241.4 299.4

217.9 225.4 250.3

260.1 266.4 255.6

244.9 278.2

MILLION CUBIC METRES

2002 2003 2004

890 1025 1020

807 847 1039

MILLION KWH

2002 2003 2004

1343 1431 1775

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

THOUSAND

2002 2003 2004

5.7

METRIC TONS THOUSAND METRIC TONS

JULY 19881 JUNE 1989 =loo

237.7 250.0

266.3 290.7

237.0 244.9

239.0

218.3 300.0

983 984

926 1049

1603

1586 1788

1417 1742

1294 1782

973 1053 1057

949 1013 1095

967 1051 1047

944 1018 1115

980 1082 1129

2 2 2 ELECTRICITY (GROSS)

1292 1336 1500

1542 1579 1515

1452 1649 1615

1512 1674

1560 1636

1623

1826

1760

1485 1852

2.2.3 WHEAT FLOUR

6.7

6.6 6.7 7.3

6.7 6.9 7.3

6.4

6.7 7.1

6.4 6.8 7.4

6.5 6.8 7.3

6.7 6.8 7.4

6.8 6.8

22.4 COlTON YARN

5.5 6.0 7.2

5.5 6.1 7.3

5.5

5.4 6.5 7.6

5.4 6.6 7.6

5.3

5.4

5.9 7.4

6.3 7.6

2.2.5 CEMENT

2002

147

143

149 149

151 156

147 155 156

153

2003 2004

144 140 159

145 159 155

140 138 149

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

I

1750 1650

1032 1050

312.4

MAY

1850

271.O

999 1068 1147

296.9

APR

22.2 ELECTRICITY, PRODUCTION

268.9 272.5

999

272.4

MAR

1850

267.5 301.6

273.8 250.5

FEB

250.9 268.2

270.4 296.2 291.8

263.1 276.0

JAN

1-W 2002 +2003 +20041

275.0 307.2 320.7

255.1 282.4 308.0

220

264.1 274.9

293.8

*

1550

5

1450 1350 1250

2 2 PRODUCTION OF SELECTED COMMODITIES 2.2.1 NATURAL GAS (NET)

I

2.1.1 INDUSTRlAL PRODUCTIONINDEX

6.8 7.3

6.3 7.3

153 142

-6-

1084 1164 1630 1821 1909

1756 1730

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

22.3 WHEAT FLOUR, PRODUCTION 7.8

6.7 6.7 7.5

6.8 6.8

6.4 7.6

5.4 6.6 7.7

5.3 6.9

140 138 152

140 138 160

144 140

7.4

1150

6.7

6.8

7.2

7.2

5.4 7.0

146 140

5.7 7.0

139 147

7.6 U)

P a

7.4 7.2 7.0

3

6.8

f

6.6 6.4 8.2

JAN

FEB

MAR APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT NOV DEC

I

3.i.2 GOODS UNLOADED

3. TRANSPORT

3.1 INTERNATIONAL MARITIME TRANSPORT a 3.1.1 GOODS LOADED

3.12 GOODS UNLOADED

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

55 87 71

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

1438

4. EXTERNAL TRADE 4.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS 4.1 .lIMPORTS MILLION TAW

87 79

71 69 48

42 112 28

113 115 41

80 120

1405

1084

1374

1228

1032

1295

1124

1055

1254

1436

1348

1606

1473

1268 1211

1341 1279

1281 1277

1513

1066

1085

1372

1225

1442

1292

1631

105 75

72 95

49 98

95 84

53 80

74 42

1600

1500 ~~

1200 1loo loo0

39153 43678

38990

42980

43418

38795 46275

40116

47005

24962

25790 30351

25559 29992

26187 29917

22142 26201

17947 21570

18382 25454

1733 1843 1908

1743 1851 1917

1779 1858 1940

1793 1876 1944

1802 1869 1956

1817 1881

1821 1889

1816 1898

1792 1937

1809 1940

1872

1892

1903

1921

1982 2061

1971 2076

1929 1997

1920 2008

2012

1958 2054

1985

2004

1822 1948 2024

53175 61144 51064

33510 39927

35964 41595

46742

40052 51522

28597 36561 43168

2002 2003 2004

22519 23598 27340

20222 22686 28247

22810 23733 32539

19733 22601

19817 25025

23157

JULY 1969/ JUNE 1970 =I00

2002

1748 1823 1892

1722 1848 1891

1708 1832 1889

1719 1840 1900

JULY 19691 JUNE 1970 = 00I

2002 2003 2004

1831 1926

1791 1952

1776 1929

2000

1996

1990

2002 2003 2004

33986

MILLION TAKA

...

38144 44619

27975

JAN

FEE MAR APR MAY JUN JUl AUG SEP OCT NOV D€C

1+2002 d-2003 -0-2004I 4.1.1 TOTAL VALUE

4.1.2 EXPORTS

OF IMPORTS

1

75000

:

:

;

;

;

i

5. PRICES

5.1 WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX 5.1.1 GENERAL

5.1 2 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS

2003 2004

,

.

i

woo04 JAN

;

1 FEB

; APR

i

i

;

;

MAY

JUN

! JUL

.

! AUG

; SEP

F 2 0 0 2 -A- 2003 +2004

5.2 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX

52.1 GENERAL

i

;

MAR

198511986 = I 00

2002 2003

247.7

244.8

245.7

245.7

246.6

258.6

259.4

259.8

260.2

261.3

247.5 262.2

246.2 258.0

242.8 258.7

243.4

243.4 259.6

244.6 261.1

245.6 262.0

250.8

253.2

253.5

263.6

265.9

267.5

253.8 269.8

249.6

253.2 266.9

253.2 268.5

253.5 271.5

23.5

256.3

271.9

273.5

253.7

256.0

274.1

275.9

.

.

i

;

OCT NOV DEC

I

4.19 TOTAL VALUE OF EXPORTS

2004 5.22 FOOD

1985/1986 =loo

2002 2003

259.1

263.6

2004

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

[+2002*2003-+2004~

-7-

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DE(

BANGLADESH

I

i

UNIT

]YEAR

1

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

1

AUG

I

SEP

1

OCT

1

NOV

I

DEC

1

6.1.1 MONEY

6. FINANCE (END OF PERIOD )

6.1 MONEY SUPPLY 6.1.1 MONEY

MILLION TAW

6.1.2 RESERVE MONEY

MILLION TAKA

6 2 FOREIGN ASSETS (NET)

MILLION TAKA

2002 2003 2004

229340 239963 234332 232630 231658 246763 258909 246758 257991 254146 287522 280255 280795 280907 286764

2002 2003 2004

227978

230752

232539 243080 235394 232188 234669 243131 240602 245610 243084 242508 263394 259549 255120 252374 255786 260368 261570

246755

2002 2003 2004

205505

241612 239688 237639 235403 238057 241194 254717 267433 262242 259056 257407 258359 274242 274021 304569

222837 222161 212195 213933 235336

81078 107214

84084 95864 81165 102993 114918 140485

155413 158044 157210

155745 164026 163325

76327 98931

78098 400023

226877 231110 224579 226977

98609 108143 110014 105175 99948 101884 143953 148697 149459 148970 150337 t56633 JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

~~2002-6-2003+2004~ 6.3 EXCHANGE RATE

TAKA PER

2002 2003

US DOLLAR

2004

57.90 57.90 58.85

57.90 57.90 58.93

57.90 57.90 58.98

57.90 57.90 59.21

57.90 57.90 60.75

57.90 57.90 60.35

57.90 58.47 59.72

57.90 58.41 59.35

57.90 58.42 59.49

57.90 58.44

57.90 58.43

57.90 58.75

6.19 RESERVE MONEY

............................................................................................. a

FIGURESARE FOR CHIITAGONG PORT AND MONGIA PORT.

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

)-u-2002+2003+2004~

SEP

OCT NOV DEC

2.1.1 COAL, PRODUCTION 1. POPUMTION

1.1 CRUDE BIRTH RATE

PER 1000 POPULATION

2002 2003

15.2

140

-

130

g

2004 1.2 CRUDE DEATH RATE

PER I000 POPULATION

-

2002 2003 2004

6.5

120 110

-

E

I00

2

0 9 0

!

sso

2. INDUSTRY

70

2.1 PRODUCTION OF SELECTED COMMODITIES 2.1.1 COAL

MILLION METRIC

100.35 122.38

114.63 135.97

86.33 96.31 96.95

68.49 85.39 110.02

93.78 106.87 128.13

92.81 107.33 13129

91.61 109.11 128.72

93.63 114.44 135.41

87.16 109.93 131.50

90.90 107.1 9 132.55

93.51 105.61

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003

12771 13116

14223 14558

14812 14392 15045

13912 13915

14314 14591

14737

14426 14368 14834

14637 14387

14405

14807 14194 14409

140% 13851

13800

13696 14159 14118

14302 14573

2004

14290 14338 14524

BILLION

2002

131.67

101.04

124.10

124.97

125.80 157.05

145.81 170.67

142.72 167.89

142.66 158.46

140.82

137.55 147.97

145.80 169.93

138.52

2003 2004

135.48 151.43

145.60

KWH

128.37 145.40

158.11

162.46

151.41 171.06

169.29

174.81

189.88

2002 2003

116793 110564 108228 102389 103946 124930 107527 113095 106437 106710

2004

128174 125566 125566 116220 121095 115133

TONS 2.15 CRUDE PETROLEUM

94.88 114.71

2002 2003 2004

60

JAN

FEE

MAR APR

MAY

JUN

I-(.2002 -A-

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT NOV DEC

2003 -0- 20041

2.1.3 ELECTRICITY, PRODUCTION

190

2.1.3 ELECTRICITY

2.1.4 NATURAL GAS

2.1.5 BEER

TERAJOULES

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

1066 1212 1388

1350 1489

I922 1690

2203 2146

2378 2314

170.03 192.10

97328 102778 102700 100559 102817 113095 119440 98366 102092 100602 102092 109544 106936 124821

2965 3111

2999 3095

2667 3217

2458 2630

1637 I851

1170 1398

I$

.i

.i

i

!

.

.i

.

,

:

110

1084 1269

90

JAN

1489

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT NOV DEC

1+20026-2003+20041 2.1.6 IRON ORE

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

15924 15870 16897

13946 15430 18987

19273 22668 23378

18991 20702 22551

20682 21453 23154

22740 26626 25943

19474 21295 22561

19705 201I 4 24105

19133 20253

19076 21774

20395 25265

20752 26465

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

586

620 781 865

673 786 919

686 747 890

719 822 958

680 798 896

695 813

712 819

698 759

740 796

717 839

613

467 613 797

MILLION

2002

1610

1320

1822

1910

I870

1990

1890

1886

1950

1894

1938

METRES

2003 2004

1714 1908

1573 2378

1873 2395

1976 2384

2021

2256

2038

2268

2075

2185

2418

2556

2088 2415

2002 2003

2002 2192

2138 3613

2396 2692

2466 2774

2414 2810 3080

2450 2795

2419 2706

2443 2875

2.1.6 IRON ORE, PRODUCTION 28000

2.1.7 COlTON YARN

2.1 .8 COlTON FABRICSa

2.1.9 SULPHURIC ACID

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2004

647

2650

2883

3041

3041

3170

3003

24000

P

no00

2114 2340

P

907

e " I

20000 18000

2482

3049

26000

z v)

2632 2915 3194

2680 2946 3394

2617 2876

2547 2958

g

16Ooo 14000 12000

JAN

FEB MAR APR MAY JUN

JUL

1-a-2002 +-2003

-9-

AUG

+ZOO41

SEP

OCT NOV

DE(

CHINA

I

I 2.1.10 CAUSTIC SODA

UNIT THOUSAND METRIC

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

610 686 811

557 704 841

643 781 866

696 780 860

704 776 887

670 788 885

747 789 845

787 868

710 796 884

717 827 939

711 811

TONS

2002 2003 2004

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

46952 47242 57051

37008 41598 57214

53389 60747 72802

60077 69342 80560

69070 73687 83356

63346 77533 83874

60296 69418 77621

62410 73046 80309

66413 75545 82921

65082 76370 87559

65148 75666

681

DEC

2.1.13 CRUDE STEEL, PRODUCTION

731 831

26000 24000

tn

p 2.1 .I 1 CEMENT

65322 75530

2 2 m

0 20000

g

18000

$ 2.1.12 PIG-IRON

THOUSAND

12927

12622

13703

13654

14236

14144

14201

14389

14227

14644

14528

15463

14634 18028

15923 20718

15925 19305

16950 ,19283

16632 19120

17033 20874

17458 21646

17336

18028

17765

18884

2004

14194 17816

2002 2003 2004

13678 15623 19392

13089 15534 19724

14574 17025 21848

14323 17343 20875

15122 18449 21052

14859 18417 20798

15190 18365 21988

15394 18946 23356

15221 19174 23758

15664 19817 24937

15971 20492

16626 20158

METRIC

2002 2003

TONS THOUSAND METRIC

16000

F 14000

12000

2.1.13 CRUDE STEEL

TONS

JAN

FEE

MAR APR M Y JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT NOV DEC

SEP

OCT NOV DEC

~+2002-6-2003+2004~ 4.1.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS

3. TRANSPORT

3.1 RAILWAY TRAFFIC 3.1 .IPASSENGER-KILOMETRES

3.12 CARGO NET TON-KILOMETRES

52000

MILLIONS

MILLIONS

2002 2003 2004 2002 2003 2004

34620 42612 54280

43860 49889 53670

41480 41934 43440

37230 34480 41440

38580 15920 44270

33540 24420 39420

41730 39530 48610

44680 45280 51300

38580 40700 45150

39860 42270 45140

33350 37250

33010 35440

48000 4 4 m

P

126580 106290 127170 126700 130180 121880 125710 125990 124150 129780 127320 129480 127637 112901 139328 133290 140980 136320 136710 138950 135400 141780 137770 145770 140060 134240 152250 148050 152830 148890 150120 152560 153740 161400

2 a

3.2.1 PASSENGER-KILOMETRES

MILLIONS

2002 2003 2004

8190 11007

9110 10008

10260 11376

10900 9140

10320 2360

9040 4540

10640 10620

12180 14660

11700 13490

12050 14430

10370 12590

10120 12320

14320

11520

13310

14910

13810

13670

17340

17820

15950

16710

330 445 450

370 405 510

420 460 610

440 370 620

420 360 560

370 370 570

430 430 610

490 490 590

470 550 670

490 550 640

420 550

410 570

15920 23780 42040

22480 32549 46440

25750 34601 49520

22430 31604 43000

23100 32336 48910

26990 36514 49000

27210 34612 46910

29790 41652 50810

25200 35150 45430

28740 36860

28730 42310

19130 24456 34060

23790 32091 45850

26720 35617 47130

24640 33842 44860

26020 34476 50550

29210 38110 51020

29440 37415 51400

31910 41941 55800

29950 40890 52520

31210 41750

31890 48060

36000 32000

Z

28000

3

24000

s 3 2 CIVIL AVIATION TRAFFIC (TOTAL SCHEDULED SERVICES)

4ooOo

2

m

16000

12000 JAN

FEE

MAR APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

1-D-2002 +2003 3 2 2 CARGO NET TON-KILOMETRES

MILLIONS

2002 2003 2004

AUG

-0-20041

4.1.2 TOTAL VALUE OF EXPORTS

4. EXTERNAL TRADE

4.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS 4.1.1 IMPORTS

4.1.2 EXPORTS

us

2002 2003

DOLLARS

2004

18970 31016 35720

MILLION

2002 2003 2004

21700 29776 35720

MILLION

us DOLLARS

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

)-u-2002

- 10-

JUN

+ZOO3

JUL

AUG

SEP

-0-20041

0'3

NOV

DEC

42.1.2 CRUDE OIL, IMPORTS

4 2 QUANTITY AND VALUE OF PRINCIPAL IMPORTS 4.2.1 CRUDE OIL 42.1.1 QUANTITY

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

4710 8360 10300

4510 6580 10530

5370 7280 9320

6490 7890 10000

5550 6040 9620

6370 7660 11270

6010 6830 9610

6560 6790 9330

6220 9790 10350

5110 6930 9280

7330 7640

5190 9340

42.12 VALUE

MILLION

660.3 1770.4 2363.0

669.4 1536.9 2519.2

800.2 1765.1 2266.9

1138.2 1807.2 2503.7

1044.0 1226.7 2453.5

1228.7 1545.2 3062.7

1130.7 1414.5 2622.0

1250.7 1448.8 2657.3

1217.0 2119.0 3159.5

1069.7 1459.9 2856.4

1523.4 1663.0

1028.5 2067.6

DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

1280

1070

1560

1630

1200

1110

1260

1390

1390

1160

1390

1410

1740 1440

1130 1690

1350 1540

1240 1520

1160 1340

1330 1590

1480 1590

1460 1610

1650 1630

1420 1340

1500

1630

MILLION

2002 2003 2004

967.6 1420.9 1365.1

807.2 1014.0 1681.1

11822 1288.1 1627.0

1320.3 12122 1652.8

1043.7 1105.9 1451.5

1006.2 1185.6 1723.9

1109.4 1331.7 1748.9

1198.7 1319.6 1806.5

1256.3 1522.6 1958.3

1041.9 1338.8 1678.1

1198.9 1426.6

1198.8 1566.7

17.5 21.1 24.5

15.7 18.6 22.8

17.1 18.4

14.1 20.2

us 4.2.2 PLASTIC IN PRIMARY FORM 422.1 QUANTITY

4.222 VALUE

us DOLLARS

LAAN

FEB

MAR APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

1-a- 2002 4-2003

AUG

SEP

-0- 2004

OCT NOV DEC

1

42.42 ROLLED STEEL, IMPORTS

42.3 PARTS OF AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING MACHINES 4.2.3.1 QUANTITY

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

132 18.9 15.5

10.5 12.8 17.7

16.5 16.8 20.7

182 17.0 19.9

13.9 16.6 16.3

14.4 16.6 19.6

17.5 17.8 21.7

15.2 17.0 21.6

4.2.32 VALUE

MILLION

680.4

5342

822.1

867.7

6842

708.8

807.4

753.6

886.7

750.3

878.5

044.6

910.7 880.8

705.6 1012.7

892.0 1149.6

902.9 1104.4

836.9 961.9

891.4 10182

940.4 1108.4

928.9 1139.4

1168.2 1311.8

1051.5 1275.4

1056.1

1207.8

DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

1490 2990

1300 2460

2120 3130

2360 3390

2090 3050

2350 3480

2560 3660

2520 2770

2180 3330

1600 2840

1730 3060

2190 3060

3250

3360

3460

3390

2130

2440

2220

1860

1780

1630

MILLION

2002

us

2003 2004

755.7 1544.3 1775.7

669.1 1259.4 1886.3

1010.8 1654.5 2058.0

1071.7 1823.7 2166.6

971.5 1656.7 1515.1

1093.3 1848.4 1760.7

1245.8 1923.8 1713.3

1289.8 1502.5 1510.6

1193.3 1781.0 1520.7

889.0 1573.4 1389.2

973.0 1834.8

1202.2 1719.2

us 4.2.4 ROLLED STEEL 42.4.1 QUANTITY

42.42 VALUE

DOLLARS

4.2.5.2 VALUE

MILLIONS

MILLION

us DOLLARS

2002 2003

2314 3283

1726 2634

2521 3514

2825 3670

2708 3529

2640 3525

3190 4148

3164 4326

3550 5075

3256 4621

2004

3893

4564

5379

5354

4966

5126

5513

5509

5785

5644

2002 2003 2004

1459.6 2626.9 3532.0

1262.3 1996.8 3942.6

1845.4 2800.5 4605.5

1996.3 2955.1 4056.1

1805.0 2786.0 4567.7

1889.3 2935.7 4945.4

2246.5 3529.7 5282.9

2317.0 3764.0 5174.6

2892.0 4825.5 6007.4

2562.8 4276.7 5900.9

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT NOV DEC

42.52 ELECTRONIC INTEGRATED CIRCUITS AND MICROASSEMBUES, IMPORTS

3357 4629

3189 4948

2791.0 4146.2

2640.2 4487.9

3

5200 4600

8 4000

JAN

- I 1-

FEB

5800

4.2.5 ELECTRONIC INTEGRATED CIRCUITS AND MICROASSEMBLIES 4.2.5.1 QUANTITY

JAN

FEB

MAR APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

NOV DE( OCT NOV

CHINA

I

I 4.3 QUANTITY AND VALUE

UNIT

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

4.3.1 MECHANICALAND ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS, EXPORTS

OF PRINCIPAL EXPORTS

4.3.1 MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS

36000

MILLION

2002

US

2003

14791

DOLLARS

2004

18965

4.32 AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING MACHINES AND PARTS 4.32.1 QUANTIW THOUSANDS 2002 2003 2004

9882

9226

11735

12889

11804

12526

12354

16251

18135

17309

17378

19498

25197

...

24204

27050

13576

13609

15417

14924

19157

18874

22172

22039

26832

27365

30198

15873 23238

15655 25795

31000

f

26000

2 89970

49580 71900 87600

53160 64610 77210 91660 91570 100650

62990 72770 70210 91150 101120 104680 96260

1319.5 2873.7 4175.2

1547.6 3129.2 4966.5

1514.4 3412.2 4854.8

1488.4 3444.4 4860.0

1853.7 4321.9 5272.3

1990.4 4409.5 5676.7

2426.3 4888.6

376.8

375.8

531.6

629.9

705.5

621.7

499.9

406.9

377.7 411.3

428.1 443.6

397.7 3992

425.7 434.3 491.7

576.6 608.5

641.6 537.7

763.5 772.5

684.7 662.9

499.8

468.3

728.0 798.3

756.4 1009.7

860.5 1011.3

894.2 1038.6

967.9 1106.1

1071.8 1201.6

1022.8 1105.8

1020.7 1304.3

940.1

1228.9

1161.8

1195.0

1402.3

1434.0

1537.7

911.5 11022 1151.7

928.0 1035.7

1162.4

1020.6 1171.4 1331.5

2969 3753 4212

2324 2561 3067

2586 3423 4784

2979 3822 4597

2848 3661 4143

3179 4118 5152

4143 5265 6160

4461 5371

4546 5468

3499 4432

3709 4990

5538

6540

3956 5071 5693

51250 64610

44210 58770

56470 70660

71140

83710

93400

72120 90750

2002 2003 2004

1269.3 2209.5 3587.5

1211.1 2081.0 4063.7

1563.3 2653.8 4743.2

2002 2003 2004

394.2 408.3 412.5

284.4 298.8 294.9

2002 2003 2004

909.2 1072.2

2002 2003 2004

57170

48330 64910

48970 66890

85600

1512.4 2828.8 4358.3

323.8

cn 21000

z I6000

I 11m

4.3.2.2 VALUE

MILLION

us DOLLARS

2416.7 4768.8

6000

JAN

R B MAR APR MAY JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP OCT NOV DEC

1+2002+2003+20041 4.3.3 TOYS

MILLION

us DOLLARS

4.3229 AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING MACHINESAND PARTS, EXPORTS 6000

4.3.4 FOOTWEAR AND PARTS

MILLION

us DOLLARS 4.3.5 GARMENTS AND CLOTHING ACCESSORIES

MILLION

us DOLLARS

5 2 EXCHANGE RATE (MIDPOINT RATE)

2 3000

3 t

5. FINANCE

5.1 MONEY SUPPLY 5.1.1 MONEY (MI)

01

BILLION YUAN RENMINBI

2002 2003 2004

6058 7241

5870 6976

8381

Y RENMlNBl PER

2002 2003

US DOLLAR

2004

6046 7132

6128 7278

6314 7592

6349 7615

6487 7703

8356

5947 7144 8582

8913

6680 7916 9044

8027 9078

8560

8678

8863

8798

8277 8.277

8.277 8.277

8.277 8.277

8.277 8.277

8.277 8.277

8.277 8277

8.277

8277

8.277

8.277

8.277

8.277

6710

8.277 8.277

8.277 8.277

8.277 8277

8277 8277

8.277

8.277

8.277

8.277

6799 8081

7088 8412

2000

1000 JAN

FEB

MAR APR MAY JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP OCT NOV DEC

1-0- 2002 d- 2003 -0-2004

8.277 8.277

8.277 8.277

I

5.1.1 MONEY (Ml)

............................................................................................. a

INCLUDING PURE COTTON CLOTH. BLENDING FABRIC CLOTH AND CHEMICAL FIBRE CLOTH.

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

IU 2002 -A-

- 12-

JUL

AUG

2003 -0- 2004

SEP

I

OCT

NOV

DEC

COOK ISLANDS

1. POPULATION

1.1 CRUDE BIRTH RATE

PER 1000 POPULATION

1.2 CRUDE DEATH RATE

PER 1000 POPULATION

--

5.6 5.8

---

4.2

--

--

1.6 1.4 0.9

---

-----

6.7 7.5 7.8

2002 2003 2004

4.9 4.6 7.3

-

2002 2003

1.6 1.7 1.8

2004

-

-

4.0 5.5

----

5.0 5.8

-

1.7 1.5

---

1.8

--

-

2. INDUSTRY 2.1 ELECTRICITY PRODUCTION

2.2 CONSTRUCTION 2.2.1 BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED

-

MILLION KWH

2002 2003 2004

7.1

THOUSAND NZ DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

4495 2162 2612

--

4646 3874 2724

NUMBERS

2002 2003 2004

285 374 402

-

303 411 446

2002 2003

4582

5413

5181

6623

2004

5981 5674

6090 5873

6120 5647

6201 7281

2002 2003 2004

21938 21765 27365

7.5 7.6

6.7 6.9

---

--

5619 3522

I -

--

-

-

--

-

-

--

1.6

--

7.2 7.2

---

5657 14375

----

3. TRANSPORT

3.1 REGISTRATION

OF NEW MOTOR

VEHICLES (RAROTONGA)

-

342 491

-

-

324 365

---

3.2 INTERNATIONAL TOURIST TRAVEL 3.2.1 NUMBER OF VISITORS

NUMBERS

4. EXTERNAL TRADE 4.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS 4.1.1 IMPORTS THOUSAND NZ DOLLARS 4.12 EXPORTS

THOUSAND NZ DOLLARS

THOUSAND

NZ DOLLARS 4.2.2 LIVE FISH

THOUSAND

NZ DOLLARS

---

2077 2188 -

26043 30938 28352

1527 1117 575

--

2406 835 123

2002 2003 2004

35 59

---

7466

8134

26077 31836

--

2002 2003 2004

55

8472

--

---

----

6287 7559

-

2001

---

6872 6421

-

3333 2001 ---1697

2002 2003 2004

4.2 QUANTITY AND VALUE OF PRINCIPAL EXPORTS 4.2.1 PEARLS

--

7172 6981

2742 5734

--

--

688 342

--

28 -

--

36482

----

50-

86

60

-

6833 6515

27615

-

69

- 13-

7116 7589

2776 4657

5948 6759

----

-

-I

57 73

-

4.2.3 PAWPAW 4.2.3.1 QUANTITY

4.2.3.2 VALUE

4.2.4 CLOTHING

THOUSAND NZ DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

THOUSAND NZ DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

5. CONSUMER PRICE INDEX (RAROTONGA)

5.1 GENERAL

5.2 FOOD

1998=100

1998=100

--

---

3 140 20 --

---

3290 -33

38 206 54-

-

149 78 --59 -

75 39 40 --

-

---

116.0 --118.9 -119.9 -

116.8 119.6 -119.9 -

2002 2003 2004

--

-

118.4 -123.4 124.8 -

121.5 -123.9 125.0

2002 2003 2004

-

26742 31617 -33516

2002 2003 2004

2.147 1.690 1.356

__-

--

37 51 -

-

-

31 57

-_

38 40 _-

-

-

-

71

117.8 119.7 120.8

I -

-

--

60 --72 -

_--

118.0 --119.8 -

--

121.7 --124.4 --

-

29511 37357 -

--

___

124.1 -125.4 -

--.-

91 67 -

_-

--

- 121.8 I

131

-

-

--

2002 2003 2004

I

-

--

22 106 -48 --

METRIC TONS

6. FINANCE

6.1 MONEY SUPPLY 6.1.1 MONEY (Ml)

THOUSAND NZ DOLLARS

6.2 EXCHANGE RATE (MID-POINT RATE)

NZDOLLARS PER US DOLLAR

A

-

2.151 1.655 1.301

2.161 1.650 1.414

-

-

31053 -40485 36956 --

-

--

-

32435 48083 --

I

I -

2.143 1.649 1.433

2.051 1.594 1.505

1.952 1.568 1.424

1.950 1.561

- 14-

2.021 1.543

2.008 1.551

1.972 1.529

1.819 1.447

1.769 1.401

FIJI

I

I I.

UNIT

]YEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

POPULATION

1.1

CRUDE BIRTH RATE

PER 1000 POPULATION

2002 2003 2004

12

CRUDE DEATH RATE

PER 1000 POPULATION

2002 2003 2004

1995=100

2002 2003 2004

I

JUN

-

I

23.4

-

I

JUL

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

1

DEC

--

5.5 --

INDUSTRY

2.

2.1

INDUSTRlAl PRODUCTION INDEX

2.1.1 GENERAL

2.1.2 MINING AND QUARRYING

2.1.3 MANUFACTURING

2.1.4 ELECTRICITY AND WATER

2.2

1995=100

1995=100

1995=100

109.4 112.4 --128.7

2002 2003 2004

116.0 114.5 -107.7 -102.9 -101.3 -125.1 -

2002 2003 2004

11 6.8 --141.2 144.6

109.6 126.9 128.0

2002 2003 2004

_--

113.2 122.3 --131.9 -

-

_-

160.3135.9 -

-

151.0 165.6 ---

_-

123.5 99.4 -133.1 -

-

-_ -

113.7 99.6 --

-

101.3 114.1

112.8 119.1 129.4

--

182.1 -150.7

113.8 137.6 -138.1

-

119.0 106.9 --

--__-

---

-

I

-

-

-

-

--

--

--

-

-

I

--

-----

157.5 -173.9

-

--

153.9 158.5 --

PRODUCTION OF SELECTED COMMODITIES

6.0 5.0

35.0

396 324 306

300 271 394

319 225 400

348 337

37.0 26.2 33.4

44.0 38.6 29.9

30.8 25.1 34.3

36.1 31.3

0.0 62.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

0.0 0.0

2002 2003 2004

291 362 268

343 327 283 36.1 33.6 28.2

2.2.2 SUGAR, RAW

THOUSAND METRIC

KILOGRAMS

13.0 -0.0 0.0

2002 2003 2004

2002 2003 2004

2.2.3 GOLD

163.4 165.5

167.4 130.3 102.0

METRIC TONS

TONS

167.5 161.8 121.0

120.4 149.6 152.0

2.2.1 BUTTER

2.2.4 CIGARETTES

MILLIONS

2002 2003 2004

7.0 30.4 34.3

2.2.5 COPRA

THOUSAND

2002

3.4

METRC

2003

2.6 ----

TONS

2004

146.3 158.4 115.0

I

-

131.7 153.2

151.4 164.0

169.1 165.0

155.0 165.0

176.0 --69.0 62.0

54.2 54.0

47.5 50.0

26.6 19.0

168.1 152.7

23.3 GOLD, PRODUCTION 450

290 234

41.4 41.8

289 240

37.0 29.1

241 312

46.6 50.2

331 334

39.6 29.9

249 291

18.5 19.4

400

g

350

8d

300

250

----

-

-

3.9 ---

3.9 ----

3.1

--

2.0 --

3.2 -1.7 ---

200 JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

/ U 2 0 0 2+2003

- 15-

AUG

SEP

4-20041

OCT

NOV

DEC

22.6 ELECTRICITY, PRODUCTION

22.6 ELECTRICITY

MILLION KWH

2002 2003

62

66

56 61

61 66

2004

59

55

61

61 65 55

61

64

58 61

56

52

63 37

67 59

64 54

71 a4

70 69

69 62

.i ...

.

. ...

I

j

:

2002 2003 2004

692 459 446

673 777 600

619 659 669

410 946 656

791 1047 802

1031 452 872

790 672

699 640

931 479

931 489

820 525

755 378

2.2.8 CEMENT

THOUSAND

2002 2003 2004

7.89 7.43 8.00

7.00 6.33 7.00

7.44 9.81 9.00

6.81

9.52 7.73 10.00

7.08 8.93 9.00

10.12 8.64

10.25 8.44

8.45 7.60

9.39 8.00

9.95 10.00

8.52 8.00

METRIC TONS

9.33 3.00

JAN

TRANSPORT

3.

3.1

REGISTRATION OF NEW MOTOR VEHICLES 3.1 .IPASSENGER CARS NUMBERS

2002 2003

I

-

710 1203

-

-

870 1253

-

156 229

I

-

-

1101 1425

--

205

-

-

-

1385 1185

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

-

: :

j

.

JUN

:

.

!

j

JUL

AUG

SEP

MC

OCT

NOV

OCT

NOV

DEC

OCT

NOV

DEC

2003 +20041

1-0- 2002 -A-

-

.

!

.

METRIC TONS

. ...

: :

!!

2.2.7 COCONUT OIL

:

.

i i

4.1.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS

2004 3.1 2 COMMERCIAL VEHICLES

NUMBERS

2002 2003

-

217 169

-

_-

280 -

252 256

280

-

250

2004 3.2

f

32.1 NUMBER OF VISITORS

THOUSANDS

220

0

INTERNATIONAL TOURIST TRAVEL 2002 2003 2004

30.6 30.7 35.5

26.5 26.4 32.1

31.2 29.3 37.5

28.7 30.0 36.5

30.8 31.4 39.1

35.6 39.6 45.2

40.0 43.9 51.J

38.2 43.4

36.7 42.4

36.6 39.9

32.3 35.8

30.8 38.0

5

190

0 z

3

160

I 130

4. 4.1

EXTERNALTRADE

TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS 4.1.1 IMPORTS

loo

MILLION FIJI DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

125.6 140.1 147.0

126.4 160.2 173.5

128.3 167.5 170.3

MILLION

2002

66.7

79.5

64.9

FIJI DOLLARS

2003 2004

54.6 58.9

91.6 76.5

77.3 81.4

159.8 2762 151.9

163.4 190.9 177.3

160.8 258.7 193.0

175.4 176.0 179.9

175.4 158.4

156.7 166.8

220.1 161.4

170.3 170.0

191.0 188.3

73.2

90.0

135.5

1022

109.7

156.8

61.0

149.3

120.8 112.6

147.1 79.9

117.4 100.5

109.1

76.1

135.8

167.4

100.3

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

I-CI-2002

JUN

4.12 TOTAL VALUE

4.32 EXPORTS

106.0 75.6 71.I

JUL

AUG

SEP

+2003+2004)

OF EXPORTS

__ 170 150

0

P

90

70 50

JAN

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

+ZOO2

- 16-

JUN

+2003

JUL

AUG

+ZOO41

SEP

42.9 MINERAL PRODUCTS, IMPORTS

42

VALUE OF PRINCIPAL IMPORTS 42.1 MINERAL PRODUCTS

65

MILLION FIJI DOLLARS

2002

15.8

24.4

21.4

23.9

27.9

36.1

27.1

22.5

24.7

56.5

20.5

35.4

60

2003

28.6

28.9

38.3

26.8

43.7

19.5

18.7

20.0

25.9

21.3

32.4

28.7

55

2004

24.4

22.2

30.2

19.0

26.2

22.4

30.4

MILLION FIJI DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

11.1

13.0 18.9

14.4 15.2

20.5

21.o

22.2 20.7

18.7 20.3

19.4 17.6

18.2

21.7 26.7 20.0

19.9 19.3

18.6

22.2 21 . l

21.o 20.5

14.6

21.9 24.9 28.0

4.2.3 MACHINERY AND MECHANICAL MILLION

2002

23.5 21.o

25.7 25.9

29.5 39.8

22.3

21.l 25.2 28.0

29.1 25.4

2004

20.9 25.3 30.1

24.5

DOLLARS

24.0 26.0 27.4

22.1 21.9

AND PARTS THEREOF

23.3 26.2

30.9 28.5 26.2

25.6

2003

21.6 19.0 25.8

19.7

AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES FIJI

MILLION FIJI DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

72 11.4 9.3

12.1 102 9.6

11.7 13.4 13.8

9.5 10.3 9.9

11.9 10.9 12.3

112 10.2 232

10.7 10.7 11.3

11.2 13.5

10.9 10.8

11.3 10.0

10.8 9.7

13.3 11.8

MILLION

2002

15.0

7.7

5.5

8.8

9.3

10.9

9.5

10.4

9.1

14.1

11.6

12.0

FIJI DOLLARS

2003

8.9

10.9

6.2

13.0

9.2

9.2

9.5 9.9

102

9.9

8.2 14.6

11.0

8.4

9.7 8.5

13.9

2004

132 11.4

THOUSAND FIJI

2002

338 116

6104

501

325 309

30501

60117

94

35938

425

34548

385 85743

68930

DOLLARS

2004

399

75 5849

293 33674

4988

7733 602

28327 107

34162

2003

166

29233

592

168

THOUSAND FIJI DOLLARS

2002

18418

25139

12065

17977

17660

19205

21326

24913

20531

34775

10542

22873

2003

9521

16021

26361

11038

40554

21822

...

22316

17060

23768 28131

13302

15645

17618 19424

22668

2004

29333 23815

THOUSAND FIJI DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

6033

7166 4181 8174

6899 7680 4008

4640 5046 11268

11160 5065

4876 3973

6164 5361

7302

4165 6155

7078

2796

10012 9367 7430

THOUSAND FIJI DOLLARS

2002

1349

5806

4959

1418

879

5150

5169

1870

1501

5345

2902

5158

2003

4147

871

2938

4668

1534

4846

i424

1539

5457

2768

1688

...

2004

739

4705

3151

6368

1437

1192

5982

4.2.2 TEXTILE AND TEXTILE ARTICLES

12.2 19.1

19.1

20 15

4.2.5 VEGETABLE PRODUCTS

4.3

MAY

APR

JAN

42.4 CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS

1+2002

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

NOV

DEC

OCT NOV

DEC

OCT

d-2003 +20041

4.2.3 MACHINERY AND MECHANICALAND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCESAND PARTS THEREOF, IMPORTS

VALUE OF PRINCIPAL EXPORTS 4.3.1 SUGAR

4.32 GARMENTS

20791

...

JAN

4.3.3 GOLD

4.3.4 TIMBER, CORK AND

WOOD MANUFACTURES

3001 5995

2646 8162

7911

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

(+2002

...

10111

JUN

JUL

+2003

AUG

SEP

+2004]

4.32 GARMENTS, EXPORTS

4oooo

$35000

4.3.5 FISH

THOUSAND FIJI DOLLARS

2002

8929

7372

5299

6339

7531

2003

5706 6115

7668 3385

6148

6650

5920

5594

7452 7658

2004

9763 7078 6919

7459

7336 6476

9222 8196

6287

7896

6093

7692

7634

6714

7218

...

- 30000 2 25000 P

3 g

2OOoo

3

15000

1OOOO 5000

JAN

FEB

MAR APR

MAY JUN

14-2002 *2003

- 17-

JUL

AUG

SEP OCT

U20041

NOV

FIJI

I

I

5.

5.1

5.2

6. 6.1

GENERAL

FOOD

I

JAN

I

FEE

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

1

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

[

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

I

5.1 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX

1993=100

2002

125.9

125.5

125.9

126.4

125.8

125.9

125.7

125.0

124.7

124.5

125.1

127.0

2003 2004

129.6 133.2

130.6 132.9

130.0 132.9

130.9 135.1

131.5 134.6

131.3 134.9

130.5 134.2

130.4 134.2

130.6 135.1

130.9

131.7

132.3

2002 2003 2004

122.2 127.3 131.8

121.2 1282 130.1

121.6 126.4 130.2

122.9 128.9 136.3

121.7 129.1 134.3

121.8 126.8 133.6

1212 124.9 131.4

118.1 126.7 130.6

116.7 126.7 133.1

116.4 127.4

1172 128.8

122.4 130.7

MILLION FIJI

2002

644.6

650.3

640.0

638.4

648.6

661.2

659.4

644.3

681.7

732.5

741.9

712.0

2003

786.9

797.6

843.1

870.3

874.0

744.9

722.4

700.9

763.3

753.9

792.5

900.0

DOLLARS

2004

7632

782.6

743.0

791.7

891.4

922.0

934.4

977.7

924.4

MILLION FIJI DOLLARS

2002

4012 441.9 452.7

384.5 441.1 432.3

384.0 456.9 414.6

389.8 493.6 439.1

4072 496.2 490.7

410.8 416.0 473.6

415.4 380.1 486.3

417.5 374.0 504.6

422.7 426.7 455.4

432.5 450.5

MILLION FIJI DOLLARS

2002 2003

FIJI DOLLARS PER US DOLLAR

1993=100

f

p

FINANCE MONEY SUPPLY

6.12 RESERVE MONEY

6.3

IYEAR

CONSUMER PRICE INDEX

6.1.1 MONEY

62

UNIT

FOREIGN ASSETS (NET)

EXCHANGE RATE (END OF PERIOD)

2003 2004

FEB MAR APR

JAN

MAY JUN

JUL

SEP OCT NOV DEC

AUG

1-0- 2002 -6- 2003 -0- 20041

432.4 497.1

460.1 606.8

6.1.1 MONEY 1o00,

754.0

7342

705.5

696.3

684.5

678.8

635.1

648.8

668.7

671.1

607.6

628.0

588.7 633.7

551.7 620.5

533.9 632.4

527.3 726.2

596.4 725.3

571.0 696.3

562.4 718.8

606.6 710.7

618.9

647.8

671.0

2004

587.3 659.7

2002 2003 2004

2.329 2.008 1.705

2.310 1.976 1.692

2.270 1.992 1.722

2.225 1.952 1.779

2.144 1.880 1.770

2.115 1.873 1.800

2.162 1.892 1.790

2.144 1.916 1.780

2.164 1.842 1.750

2.140 1.804

2.115 1.767

2.065 1.722

-1

.

,

:

.

.

a

.

.

.

.

.

.

I

600

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

1-0-2002 -6-2003 +20041

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

HONG KONG, CHINA

1

I

UNIT

(YEAR

I

JAN

I

FE3

[ RRAR

1

APR

1

MAY

1

JUN

I

JUL

[

AU6

I

SEP

1

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

22.1 MANUFACTURED GAS, PRODUCTION

1. POPULATION 1.1 CRUDE BIRTH RATE

PER I000 POPULATION

2002 2003 2004

7.1 6.8

-

12 CRUDE DEATH RATE

PER I000 POPULATION

2002 2003 2004

5.0

-

5.4

-

MILLIONS

2002 2003

1.8 1.8

-

2004

1.8

1.3 FAMILY PLANNING 1.3.1 FEMALE POPULATION AGED 15-44

(MIDYEAR ESTIMATES)

-

__i__

JAN

FE6

MAR

1.32 NUMBER OF ACCEPTORS a 1.321 IUD

THOUSANDS

2002 2003

21.6 20.7

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

~+2002+2003+2004~

-

2004 1.3.22 STERILIZATION

THOUSANDS

2002 2003 2004

0.6 0.4

1.32.3 ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES

THOUSANDS

2002 2003

39.9

-

-

-

36.7

-

154.7 151.2

-

2004 1.3.2.4 OTHER METHODS

THOUSANDS

2002 2003 2004

2. INDUSTRY 2.1 INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION INDEX 2.1.1 MANUFACTURING

2000=100

2002 2003 2004

-

_-

-

89.3 78.1 78.9

-

77.4 70.5 71.8

2516 2565

2520 2578

2491 2650

2561 2532

2292 2235

2595

2651

2749

2583

2256

-

27598

-

-

I

-

-

-

-

92.2 83.8

-

-

86.2 80.9

-

22.3 CEMENT, PRODUCTION

-

2 2 PRODUCTION OF SELECTED COMMODITIES 2.2.1 MANUFACTURED GAS

TERAJOULES

2002 2003 2004

2185 2290 2308

2001 2028 2039

1946 1995 1969

-

34891

94.8

98.1 1042 77.9

1898 1916 1903

1941 1875

2075 2066

140

-

130

-

2215

120 -

2271

?10

-

100

2.2.2 ELECTRICITY

TERAJOULES

2002 2003 2004

2.2.3 CEMENT

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

-27580 - 25488 -

I

101.4 111.7 86.2

93.1 63.6 82.6

115.2 114.9 109.9

-

35154 --

-

32956 37144 --

101.5 111.4 76.0

-

104.6 87.1 92.8

83.3 86.3 75.9

81.4 74.3

-1Q-

38604 39716

--

--

104.4 78.1 65.5

-

-

25879-

90 -

-

28682

80

-

70

-

102.5 115.3

94.8 103.6

60

T

111.9 130.8

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

1+2002+-2003

JUL

AUG

+20041

HONG KONG, CHINA

I

I 22.4 QUARRY

UNIT

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

1

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

1

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC 692 601

668

74 134

88 46

96 124

209 171

230 50

139 84

92 33

210 159

16 19

33 75

96 84

651

895

52 103

25 38

103 41

92 16

2.3 CONSTRUCTION 2.3.1 BUILDINGS COMPLETED (PRIVATE CONSTRUCTION) 2.3.1 .IRESIDENTIAL THOUSAND 2002 (USABLE FLOORAREA) SQUARE 2003

SEP

700 689

429 838

2004

I

567 686

424 867

TONS

AUG

472 601 797

468 675 781

470 867

I

47 1 565 660

527 742 848

2002 2003

JUL

423 603 639

314 489 765

THOUSAND METRIC

2.3.1 2 NON-RESIDENTIAL (USABLE FLOORAREA)

FEB

METRES

2004

57

131

33

65

10

121

58

7

196

THOUSAND SQUARE

2002 2003

49 48

39 7

50 18

4 42

18 163

101 23

69 53

56 45

18 12

METRES

2004

10

52

40

27

134

13

117

I52

60

32.1 GOODS LOADED

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

I-I+2002 +2003 +2004I 3. TRANSPORT 3.1 RAILWAY TRAFFIC 3.1 .IPASSENGER-KILOMETRES

3 2 2 GOODS UNLOADED MILLIONS

2002 2003 2004

387.9 394.7 375.6

356.0 350.2 341.1

397.9 362.7 373.1

0.6 0.8

1.1 12

12 1.I

0.7

0.8

0.8

384.0 274.3 373.6

348.0

392.2 358.8 374.0

4042 387.4 388.1

I.2 0.9

I.3 0.8

I.1 0.8

0.8

0.7

2.1

378.7 307.3 360.4

362.9 327.1

1.1 1.o 0.8

370.9 359.8 360.4

392.6 379.2

388.8 371.5

403.6 390.0

I.o 0.9

1.o 0.9

1.2 1.o

13500 12500

3.1.2 FREIGHT TON-KILOMETRES

MILLIONS

2002 2003 2004

1.l 0.9 0.6

1.l 0.8 0.8

E

~-

v)

11500 10500

I

i"

3.2 INTERNATIONAL MOVEMENTS OF COMMERCIAL CARGO BY OCEAN-GOING VESSELS AND BY RIVER VESSELS 3.2.1 GOODS LOADED

THOUSAND METRIC

9954 11845 12777

10350 10616 I1651

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

6756

6276 6961

6875

7135

10038 10313 11066

10715 11059 11374

10445 10175

10369 11439

9861 11296

10874 11502

10658 10226 11359

7027 9088 10449

TONS

6375

10022 10738 11576

9416 10256 I0818

6457

6164 7021

7144

5987 6308

7141

6308 6962 6837

2003 2004

6491 6977

6581

6061 6719 7705

5656

6209 7007 7204

5946 6341 6752

4247 4980 6612

2002

$ c

7500

6500

3.22 GOODS UNLOADED

JAN

FE6 MAR APR MAY JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP OCT

NOV DEC

~+2002~2003+2004~ 3.4.1 VISITOR ARRIVALS

3.3 NEW REGISTRATION OF MOTOR VEHICLES 3.3.1 PASSENGER CARS

3.3.2 COMMERCLAL VEHICLES

NUMBER

NUMBER

2002

3154

2054

2594

2973

2915

2741

2967

3163

3020

2765

2405

2331

2003 2004

2761

1825 2732

1598

2023 2336

2010 2513

2164 2356

2171

1882

2100

2259

1699 2388

1844

2029

2255 1798

2002

458

392

542

672

691

582

685

754

667

617

582

412

2003 2004

363 328

409 473

514 769

515 569

421 675

424 804

477 726

596

653

506

529

722

596 695

2002

1181 1546 1748

1116 1408

1297 1347

1403 494

1332

1174

1369

1501

1370

725

1732

1736

1645 2066

1479 1688

1570 1685

1454

1292 1991

1585 1696

1668

427 1694

2401

3.4 INTERNATIONAL TOURIST TRAVEL 3.4.1 VISITOR ARRIVALS

THOUSANDS

2003 2004

1647

1793 JAN

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

I+2002 b- 2003 -20-

AUG -0-

SEP

2004

1

OCT NOV DEC

HONG KONG, CHINA

I

I

UNIT

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

4.1.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS

4. UCTERNAL TRADE 4.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS 4.1.1 IMPORTS

4.12 EXPORTS

MILLION

2002

HK DOLLARS

2003 2004

109777 98077 134553 130399 133275 131245 151429 144284 151159 153367 142180 142592 133225 115984 154212 141302 145796 146369 159883 152918 162164 168971 161762 168168 134472 154646 177987 175993 174787 177810 189261 185960 186159

MILLION HK DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

106563 95281 124033 123118 125873 124875 146415 141221 148033 150530 141031 135324 I35028 105148 143087 134146 143022 142343 157574 151171 157518 164753 153774 156713 135312 134794 162918 159979 165431 168272 183626 182745 179664

4.2 INDEX NUMBERS OF QUANTUM, UNIT VALUE AND TERMS OF TRADE 42.1 QUANTUM 42.1 .lIMPORTS

4.2.12 EXPORTS

2000=100

2000=100

2002 2003

84.8 104.0

2004

105.8

2002 2003 2004

85.3 109.5 112.4

134.3

111.6 128.2

111.9 132.3

121.5 137.0

114.3 127.9

110.1 130.0

1022 111.2 136.8

104.4 114.9 135.9

102.7 116.0 137.4

1182

112.7

117.9

119.8

91.I 120.7

105.1 121.l 138.9

126.9 145.5

120.9 142.3

128.7 142.2

76.3 86.0 110.6

100.0 116.1 134.7

99.2 109.7 132.0

101.5 117.1 136.7

100.5 117.3 137.4

117.7 129.9 149.7

113.5 124.6 148.7

119.5 130.6 146.4

76.6

JAN

FEB

MAR APR

MAY

1+2002

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

SEP

OCT NOV M C

DEC

*2003+2004~

4.1.2TOTAL VALUE OF EXPORTS 190000 180000 11oooo

42.2 UNIT VALUE 42.2.1 IMPORTS

4.222 EXPORTS

1

2000=100

2000=100

92.9 93.0 94.5

92.8 92.6 94.7

93.0

93.2

93.1

93.4

932

92.4 95.1

92.4 95.7

92.3 96.2

92.5 96.5

92.5

95.2 94.0 942

95.2 93.5

95.2 93.6

95.3 93.3

95.0 93.4

94.8 93.2

94.2

95.2 94.1 94.1

94.5

95.1

95.2

95.4

102.3 101.5

102.5 101.3

102.5 101.5

102.4 1012

99.9

99.5

99.5

99.4

102.2 101.3 99.3

102.3 101.1 99.0

101.8 101.0 98.9

2002

94.0

93.4

93.0

2003 2004

93.3 93.5

93.4 94.1

93.3 94.3

2002 2003 2004

95.6 94.5 93.5

95.8 94.7 94.2

95.1 94.8

2002

101.7

102.5

2003 2004

101.4 99.9

101.4 100.1

92.8 92.8

94.7 93.1

93.0 93.2

94.2 93.3

6 n

m

150000

14oooO

5

13oo00

3

12Mwy)

s

1loo00

100000

eOOOO

42.3 TERMS OF TRADE

4.3 VALUE OF PRINCIPAL IMPORTS 4.3.1 ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, APPARATUS AND APPLIANCES. N.E.S. 4.32 TELECOMMUNICATIONS, SOUND RECORDING AND REPRODUCING APPARATUS AND EQUIPMENT 4.3.3 ARTICLES OF APPAREL AND CLOTHING

ACCESSORIES

2000=100

101.7 100.7

102.0 100.3

JAN

101.4 100.1

FEB

MAR APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

4.3.1 ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, APPARATUS AND APPLIANCES, N.E.S, 1MPORTS MILLION HK DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

19838 22723 26902

18114 22570 31336

24498 30494 41181

23417 28094 42287

23959 26456 39560

24225 31023 35661

27139 30232 41747

MILLION

2002

11401 11829

13385

12750

15459

18521

18957 19437

16124 23342

14395 20721

11502 14020

18596

2003 2004

9632 15384

16290

HK

19602 21051

DOLLARS

24881

26103 27121 38254

27618 32062 40266

27323 35110

15978

18638

20347

17633 23176

20323 23108

21519

27144 34566

26014 30988

44000

40000

16839 17140

16279 22861

!g

32000

I z moo0

s MILLION HK

DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

9605 10762 9174

6599 6400

7797

8091 9006 9642

8362 8552 9203

9655 9456 10020

10487 10570 12073

13535 12942 13660

12477 12819 13487

11681 12043 13234

11257 10897

9685 9406

11159 11705

24000 2oOoo

16000

JAN

FEB

MAR APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

[-O-2002 -6-2003 +2004[

-

-21

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

I

HONG KONG, CHINA

1

I 4.3.4 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURED ARTICLES, N.E.S. (MAINLY BABY CARRIAGES, TOYS, GAMES AND SPORTING GOODS) 4.3.5 TEXTILE YARN, FABRICS, MADE-UP ARTICLES, N.E.S. AND RELATED PRODUCTS

UNIT

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

MILLION HK

2002 2003

8041 8760

6621 6217

8225 9931

9146 9261

9081

9010

10863

11682

10209

10297

11329

12717

11756 12030

DOLLAR8

2004

7205

8544

9514

9780

9941

10683

12116

13118

13800

OCT

I

10887 11432

NOV

I

10296 10754

DEC

4.3.5 TEXTILE YARN, FABRICS, MADE-UP ARTICLES, N.E.S. AND RELATED PRODUCTS, EXPORTS

9181 9820

a

MILLION HK

2002 2003

DOLLARS

5936

2004

6091 6260

4555 5957 7633

7967 9400 9556

8757 8472 9864

7990 7769

7555 7554

10607

8785 8758 9921

8988

8830

1440 735 1082

1307 848 1008

1348 856 1089

1315 729 1061

1209 878

8018 9616

10161 9588

10559

8387 9215

8178 9174

7933 9246

1114 919

1138 976

1115 893

4.4 VALUE OF PRINCIPAL DOMESTIC 4.4.1 ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, APPARATUS AND APPLIANCES, N.E.S.

EXPORTS MILLION HK DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

1217 922 799

1437 770 939

1559 897 1176

1400 812 1181

4.42 PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATUS, EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES, OPTICAL GOODS. WATCHES AND CLOCKS

MILLION HK

290 138 107

243 88 96

269 129 102

302 120 107

233 137 126

140 119 118

177 138 104

162 143 116

145 131 81

151 119

140 130

148 115

DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

4.4.3 ARTICLES OF APPAREL AND CLOTHING ACCESSORIES

MILLION

2002

4718

3686

4930

6232

7444

6524

2003 2004

4833 4199

3314 3247

3654 4029 4092

4193

HK DOLLARS

3775 3667

4714 4628

5784 6003

7256 6410

7114 6870

6497 6322 6382

6238 5587

4864 4632

6076 6527

4.4.4 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURED ARTICLES, N.E.S. (MAINLY JEWELLERY, GOLDSMITHSAND SILVERSMITHS WARES)

MILLION HK DOLLARS

2002 2003

825 766 1105

1287 1296 1357

1298 1150 1385

1306 1302 1330

1139 1079 1212

1363 1308

1117 1234 1145

1263 1435

1070 1243

1281

1257 1160 1179

1312 1515

2004

1058 1138 867

4.4.5 TEXTILE YARN, FABRICS, MADE UP ARTICLES AND RELATED PRODUCTS

MILLION HK DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

544 533 356

432 426 402

670 725 529

623 583 535

799 600 503

650 441 443

646 447

662 390

660 505

657 421

657 455

431

440

659 377 404

OCT. 1999SEPT. 2000

2002 2003

95.7 93.7 91.7

95.4 93.7 92.3

95.1 92.7 91.9

94.9 92.0 91.8

94.5 91.o 91.7

94.2 91.2 91.8

942 91.7

2004

95.5 93.5 91.7

94.9 91.1

=loo

95.3 93.7 92.4

OCT. 1999SEPT. 2000 =loo

2002 2003 2004

97.7

98.3

97.6

96.9

96.6

96.3 96.2

95.8 96.2

95.4 96.1

96.5 95.1 96.0

96.4

95.8 95.9

95.0 96.3

95.1 96.5

96.8 95.1 96.3

96.8 95.6 96.9

96.5 95.0 96.5

'0

JAN

1165

5.1 ALL ITEMS

5.2 FOODSTUFF

MAR APR

MAY

JUN

I +-2002 -A-

JUL

AUG

SEP

2003 -0-2004

DEC

OCT

I

4.4.3 ARTICLES OF APPAREL AND CLOTHING ACCESSORIES, EXPORTS

JAN

5. CONSUMER PRICE INDEX

FEE

FEB

MAR APR

MAY

1-13-2002

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP OCT NOV DEC

4-2003 +2004

5.1 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX

' 91.9

94.1 91.9

93.8 92.O

96.2 94.9

95.8 95.1

91.9

-U-

-a

-A-

a

-JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

[U -22-

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

2002 -A- 2003 -0-20041

OCT

NOV

DEC

HONG KONG, CHINA

I

1

6. FINANCE

UNIT

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

1

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

'

6.1 MONEY SUPPLY (AS AT END OF MONTH) 6.1.1 M l

6.12 M2

BILLION

2002

263.7

266.9

261.8

264.3

262.9

268.1

272.1

269.3

273.9

278.3

284.4

295.7

HK

2003

302.4

300.1

299.9

300.9

309.3

3212

330.1

332.1

349.2

398.1

387.8

413.4

DOLLARS

2004

431.0

429.0

436.3

438.1

443.2

447.6

438.2

436.6

445.0

455.7

BILLION

2002 2003 2004

3523.9 3535.4 39092

3458.0 3530.4 3945.2

3440.7 3507.3 3812.0

3469.9 3532.6 3801.5

3492.7 3573.6 3808.1

3498.6 3583.6 3827.3

3459.2 3609.1 3821.0

3464.7 3634.1 3843.9

3471.0 36712 3908.3

3494.6 3774.6 3990.8

3519.9 3751.7

3518.3 3813.4

1872.9 2016.3 2269.3

1876.4 2022.8 2294.1

1860.5 1891.9 20032 2038.7 22~14.7 2156.6

1923.8 2102.7 2131.6

1943.8 2076.7 2ie5.0

1915.0 2096.4 2157.1

1931.1 2118.5 2181.4

1916.4 2134.2 2213.0

1962.6 2187.7

1978.1 2182.4

1998.4 2212.6

DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

HKDOLLARS

2002

7.798

7.800

7.799

7.799

7.799

7.799

7.799

7.799

7.799

7.799

7.799

7.798

PER

2003 2004

7.799 7.765

7.799 7.774

7.798 7.792

7.799 7.796

7.798 7.796

7.798 7.796

7.798 7.800

7.798 7.799

7.785 7.799

7.743 7.788

7.763 7.775

7.763

HK DOLLARS

6 2 FOREIGN ASSET'S(NET)

BILLION HK

6.2 EXCHANGE RATE

US DOLLAR a b C

REFERS TO BOTH NEW AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE ACCEPTORS WHO HAVE ATENDED AT LEAST ONCE DURING THE YEAR TO THE FAMILY PLANNING CLINICS RUN BY THE GOVERNMEW OF HONG KONG SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGIONOR THE FAMILY PLANNINGASSOCIATION. ELECTRICITY GENERATEDAT LOCAL PUNTS. THE "USABLE FLOOR AREA. IS DEFINED AS THE AGGREGATE OF THE A R W OF THE FLOOR OR FLOORS IN A STOREY OR A BUILDING EXCLUDING ANY STAIRCASES. PUBLIC CIRCULATION SPACE, LIFT LANDINGS. LAVATORIES, WATER CLOSETS, KITCHENS AND ANY SPACE OCCUPIED BY MACHINERY FOR ANY LIFT, AIR-CONDITIONING SYSTEM OR SIMILAR SERVICE PROVlDED FOR THE BUILDING

d

INCLUDING STATISTICS RELATINGTO THROUGKTRAINS TO AND FROM THE MAINLAND OF CHINA.

e

OCEAN GOING VESSELS AND RIVER VESSELS ARE DEFINEDACCORDING TO WHETHER OR NOT THEIR PORTS OF CALL ARE BEYOND THE RIVER TRADE LIMITS.

f

PRIVATE CARS AND TAXIS.

9 h i

PRIVATEBUSES, PUBLIC BUSES, PUBLIC LIGHT BUSES, PRIVATE LIGHT BUSES. GOODS VEHICLES AND SPECIAL PURPOSEVEHICLES.

j

k

COMPRISING DOMESTIC EXPORTS AND RE-EXPORTS OF IMPORTEDGOODS. S BASED ON THE OVERALL EXPENDITURE PATTERNOF 90% OF THE HOUSEHOLDS, REFLECTSTHE IMPACT OF CONSUMER PRICE CHANGES ON THE THE COMPOSITE CPI, WHICH I HOUSEHOLD SECTOR AS A WHOLE. THE FIGURES FOR M1 AND M2 ARE AT THE POSITIONOF END NOVEMBER 2004, AND ARE SUBJECT TO REVISION ON A MONTHLY BASIS TO TAKE INTO ACCOUNT ANY SUBSEQUENT AMENDMENT SUBMITTED BY THE AUTHORIZED INSTITUTIONS. M l :NOTES AND COINS WITH THE PUBLIC, PLUS CUSTOMERS DEMAND DEPOSITS WITH LICENSEDBANKS. M2 :M1 PLUS CUSTOMERS SAVINGS AND TIME DEPOSITS WITH LICENSED BANKS, PLUS NEGOTIABLE CERTIFICATESOF DEPOSIT ISSUED BY LICENSEDBANKS AND HELD OUTSIDE THE MONETARYSECTOR. AVERAGE EXCHANGERATES FOR THE RESPECTIVE PERIODS DERIVED FROM CLOSING MIDDLE MARKETTELEGRAPHICTRANSFER RATE.

-23-

6.1.1 MONEY (YI)

INDIA

I

I 1. POPULATION 1.1 CRUDE BIRTH RATE

1 2 CRUDE DEATH RATE

1.3 FAMILY PLANNING 1.3.1 NUMBER OF ACCEPTORS 1.3.1.1 IUD

1.3.1.2 STERILIZATION

UNIT

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FE6

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

2.1.1 INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION INDW 220

PER 1000

2002

POPULATION

2003 2004

PER 1000

2002

POPULATION

2003 2004

25.0

-

0

-

g 8.1

:

210

:

:

.

i

:

.

.

;

;

:

:

200

I

-

$j

1w)

P

180

3

170

i 487.8 501.O

478.4

518.7

491.O

525.9

457.0 490.7

636.9 590.5

2002 2003 2004

613.9 540.6 548.2

600.6 576.8 570.4

803.4 835.7 704.1

305.6 307.6 450.7

435.1 383.1 453.8

346.0 491.5 486.3

552.0 474.9

2002 2003

581.9

186.6 190.5 267.5

208.0 221.9 268.8

241.8 252.5 272.6

147.3 266.1 261.8

308.5 321.7

345.0 337.5

431.5 483.6

586.4

805.7 631.9 610.8

293.5 267.7

2004

623.5 624.5 627.8

2002 2003 2004

176.9 188.8 203.9

170.3 182.2 197.3

184.2 195.0 210.7

167.0 174.0 189.5

169.2 180.0 192.3

166.2 177.3 190.3

171.8

1722

MARCH 1994 =I00

183.1 198.6

182.1 196.7

171.8 184.7 198.9

173.6 182.9

173.9 188.2

188.0 202.0

APRIL 199W MARCH 1994

2002 2003

144.8 148.2

130.6 140.0

147.8 159.0

127.5 135.5

135.7 142.1

131.0 138.5

137.6 141.6

134.3 136.0

130.7 136.6

140.3 143.4

141.O

149.5

148.4

157.8

=loo

2004

161.1

155.0

167.1

147.8

149.7

142.3

147.3

142.0

142.1

APRIL 19931

2002

183.0

178.9

190.5

172.9

177.0

178.2

178.8

178.5

2003 2004

1962 212.2

191.6 206.1

202.7 219.1

180.3 196.1

174.3 185.9 199.8

172.1

MARCH 1994 =I00

184.0 198.9

191.1 206.9

190.2 206.2

193.1 208.6

189.3

179.6 195.6

195.4 210.7

APRIL 1993/ MARCH 1994 =loo

2002 2003 2004

165.0 172.4 183.0

151.4 152.3 172.0

173.0 171.9

163.9 172.5 177.8

156.6 165.1

179.2

159.4 169.0 181.8

169.4 173.8

172.5

166.2 163.8 186.3

164.8 166.8

190.2

161.2 164.3 181.3

2002 2003 2004

230 238 261

228 256 214

211 255 229

232 288 267

242 237 241

201 205 243

203 220 243

205 231 224

202 216 220

196 245

235 256

223 277

2002 2003 2004

103.3 103.3 131.1

105.2 120.0 143.4

110.9 116.1 142.9

123.5 122.2 158.1

140.9 137.8 150.3

124.4 122.0 156.6

111.2 134.1 140.1

1322 144.8 144.1

112.4 129.1 144.4

138.8 143.2

117.9 137.4

107.7 137.7

THOUSANDS

THOUSANDS

568.0

160 JAN

484.9

FEE MAR APR

MAY

(+2002

707.3 706.9

JUN

+2003

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT NOV M C

-0-20041

2.1.3 MANUFACTUWNG PRODUCTION INDEX

2. INDUSTRY 2.1 INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION INDEX 2.1.1 GENERAL

2.1.2 MINING AND QUARRYING

2.1.3 MANUFACTURING

2.1.4 ELECTRICITY

APRIL 19931

1-CE 2002 --b2003 +2004 I 163.6 171.4

170.3 179.5

29.1 WHEAT FLOUR, PRODUCTION 300

2 2 PRODUCTION OF SELECTED COMMODITIES

22.1 WHEAT FLOUR

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2.22 EDIBLE HYDROGENATED OIL

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

280 v)

E

E

s fi

260 240

220 200

180

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

) U 2 0 0 2*2003

- 24 -

JUL

AUG

SEP

U20041

OCT

NOV

DEC

INDIA

I

I 22.3 NATURAL RUBBER

UNIT THOUSAND

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I MAY I

JUN

I

JUL

I

73.0 75.5 77.5

2002 2003 2004

93841 102755 102870

MILLION METRIC TONS

2002 2003

8.2 10.2 12.8

7.7 9.4 13.0

8.6 10.0 13.5

8.5 9.4 122

7.9 9.8 11.0

6.2 8.1 9.2

72 9.5

THOUSAND

2002 2003

909 930 1135

903 960

1037 1058

869 895

638 825

707 689

1032

1131

940 864 974

1131

570

865

32.1 30.4 35.1

30.4 29.7 34.7

32.7 35.1 38.3

25.2 26.9 28.7

25.8

24.6

25.9

27.3 29.1

26.1 27.9

26.8 28.7

2114 1377 2646

1887 2400 2505

2554 2793 2897

1827 2027 2805

2002 2284 2441

1791 1891

1975 2153 2673

TONS

22.5 IRON ORE

I

2002 2003 2004

METRIC

22.4 NATURAL GAS

IYEAR

TERAJOULES

2004

32.0 35.0

35.1

36.5

38.8

38.1

76169 91989 93841 103333 96041 96041

39.8 45.6 47.6

42.4 50.0 47.3

75937 95809 99320 100671

43.6 47.0

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

45.8

51.5

58.5

63.0

75.4

80.0

49.5

57.0

...

...

85.3

88.0

2.2.4 NATURAL GAS, PRODUCTION

102000

49.2

geooo

93301 98201 98279 101327

6.5

95539

...

95539 97005 98163 101636

96465 101018 99166 101636

8.3 10.9

6.0 7.2 8.9

6.3 8.1 8.7

7.7 9.1

589

620

710

743

708 703

724 884

794

1001

952 1007

25.0 262 26.3

24.5 26.1 28.6

28.2 28.1

29.1 31.6

31.3 34.0

1886 2273

1241 221I

1712 2021

1877 2103

2110 2423

2528

2212

v)

i m

itMOon

9.6 11.6

82000 78000 74m

22.6 BAUXITE

METRIC TONS 22.7 COAL

2004

MILLION METRIC TONS

2002

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003

2003 2004

JAN

FEB

MAR APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT NOV M C

(-0-2002 -62003 -0-20041 22.9 CRUDE PETROLEUM, PRODUCTION

-

3000

P

22-

22.8 LIGNITE

22.9 CRUDE PETROLEUM

2.2.10 PETROLEUM PRODUCTS

22.11 ELECTRICITY a

2004

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

2781 2792 2905

2427 2547 2728

2809 2835 2890

2622 2572 2848

2814 2670 2567

2728 2756 2783

2849 2859 2584

2815 2718 2874

2710 2717 2764

2837 2886

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

7956 9518 10584

7956

8620 9382 10815

7861 8299 9833

8972 9053 10299

8729 9191 10250

8582 9681 9924

8622 9616 9866

8520 9469 9469

9188 9334

MILLION

2002 2003

44475 46485 49347

40829 41049

46652

43470

44175

44284 48888

46499 47922

42218 44227 46513

44812 44153 50226

44444 44965 48316

42978 45571 49008

45673 46844

46382

46347 51282

929 850 939

968

906 955 990

913

921 995

906 963

946 938

960 964

KWH

2004 2.2.12 NITROGENOUS FERTILIZER

22.13 CAUSTIC SODA

2207

THOUSAND METRIC

2002 2003

TONS

8644 10067

2718 2784

2807 2895

3

g

P 2700

2800 2500

8037 9525

-

2400

8084

JAN

9589

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT NOV DEC

1-D-2002 4h-2003 +2004] 44098 46219

45922

22.11 ELECTRICITY, PRODUCTION

48391 52000

977

876

730

806

733

675 708

2004

943 952

922

666

787

876 883 930

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

131 129 139

138 122 127

144 133 141

142 115 142

145 123 136

108 121 140

124 138 145

128 141 149

152 138 146

125 134

118 143

114 140

THOUSANDS

2002

841

829

956

894

912

931

989

1062

1160

1189

1160

1008

2003 2004

1209 957

1163 1003

1212 978

1144 1055

1188 1061

951 1011

1165 1126

1155 1093

973 1011

1035

972

1060

909 931

s!

50000

E5

=-

48000 46000

3 44000

42000

2.2.14 RUBBER TIRES

40000

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

1-0-2002

-25-

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

-62003 --0-20041

OCT

NOV

DEC

INDIA

I

I 22.1 5 NEWSPRINT

2.2.16 COTTON YARN'

UNIT

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

52.1 55.9

49.8 62.1 55.4

49.9 61.8 58.7

52.1 58.9

180 170 185

187 177 190

186 170 186

183 169 181

184 163

1144 966

1204 1057

1100 1014

I086

1029 957

1055

979

I044

1055

1057 998

1085 1014

1029

I099 1014 1036

22.8 26.3 30.4

23.9

24.1

28.8

29.4

32.7

31.9

30.0 28.5

26.0 22.6

24.1 27.4 21.8

30.1 24.5

24.0 25.6

28.6 25.8

22.5

33.2 22.9

31.2 23.0

8880 9319 10327

10350 10877 11280

9420 9053 10602

9865 10586 10408

9313 10158 10225

9141 9370 8822

8278 8688 9819

8302 8847

9286 9344

8821 9099

9594

58.9 70.7 72.5

61.7 80.2 68.5

57.7 72.2 67.1

60.0 70.7 69.0

60.9 73.2 68.0

60.8 72.4 67.8

63.9 70.9 69.6

65.4 712 70.0

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

51.7 57.7 58.7

49.5 64.8 55.0

54.5 56.4 58.5

46.5 53.7 53.5

44.9 51.O 54.3

41.8 54.9 55.6

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

188 183 190

177 170 184

182 182 190

178 169 185

182 174 187

MILLION SQUARE METRES

2002 2003

I205 1018

1211 I047

1045 897

I124 796

2004

1048

926

1010

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002

24.8

2003

2004

28.0 15.0

22.0 24.7 25.1

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

8764 9562 10225

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

59.3 74.8 71.3

50.0

52.3 59.3

2.2.17 COTTON CLOTH, PRODUCTION

60.0 58.5

1300

1200

174 174

187 191

c

1100

W

g

loo0

P

s

L 9 0 0

22.17 COTTON CLOTHd

1025

d , 700

2.2.18 HESSIAN (CLOTH. BAGS AND CANVAS)

JAN

FEB

MAR APR

MAY

JUN

1+2002 -A-

AUG

JUL

2003 -0- 2004

SEP

OCT NOV M C

I

22.19 CEMENT, PRODUCTION 2.2.19 CEMENT

2220 PIPE AND TUBE

10058

12000

II5w

61.6 70.9

64.4 69.6

68.8 71.8

g

2 2 2 2 ALUMINIUM (INGOTS)

2 2 2 3 ELECTRIC MOTORS

22.24 PASSENGER CARS

...

...

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

2619 2730

THOUSAND METRIC

2002 2003

48.9 40.7

44.3 41.3

48.7 48.4

39.3 60.8

39.6 62.0

36.3 48.9

37.7 49.2

38.7 48.1

35.5 48.5

TONS

2004

46.6

44.0

47.0

38.7

40.5

28.9

39.8

42.7

44.3

MILLION HP

2002 2003

0.41 0.44

0.37 0.44

0.47 0.50

0.36 0.49

0.37 0.49

0.44

0.42 0.48

0.43 0.64

0.42

0.56

2004

0.80

0.81

1.36

0.72

0.78

1.03

0.84

0.79

0.92

2002 2003 2004

56.3 57.3 80.0

54.5 54.6 76.7

66.5 58.7 86.6

40.1 46.6 69.9

44.3 74.6 72.0

40.8 55.8 69.1

452 68.3 85.8

48.2 59.3 86.3

2002 2003 2004

40344 42895 42328

38393 37712 42737

41740 49997 46222

41945 42644 45391

44002 47849 47851

42808 45363 47541

41003 42341

2002

31045

28759

33402

27550

28811

27805

2003 2004

30674 33548

29069 32232

33226 36959

29254 31630

30994 34003

29831 32358

THOUSANDS

2380 2643

2626

2539

2551

2564

2534

J B

E 2629

2684

2695

IIOOO-

3

0

2 2 2 1 STEEL (FINISHED)

-

:

10500-

loM)o-

8500-

9Ooo8500-

8000 -

38.3 50.6

36.1 48.5

35.3 46.9

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

OCT

NOV

DEC

1-0-2002 -6.2003 -0-20041 0.40 0.71

0.41 0.81

0.43 0.88

53.4 64.7 86.4

49.5 59.8

46.0 68.7

37.3 60.2

41176 42592

42168 41989

41145 44049

43146

41542

44438

44244

29876

29113

28454

30423

30347

31437

30764

30818

29986

31402

32770

33103

0.68

7500 -r

22.24 PASSENGER CARS, PRODUCTION

3. TRANSPORT 3.1 RAILWAY TRAFFIC 3.1 .IPASSENGER-KILOMETRES

3.1.2 FREIGHT TON-KILOMETRES

MILLIONS

'

MILLI 0NS

JAN

FE9

MAR

APR 1-0-

-26-

MAY

JUN

JUL

2002 -A- 2003

AUG -0-

SEP

2004 I

I

I

UNIT

]YEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

4.1.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS

3.2 INTERNATIONAL MARITIME TRANSPORT 3.2.1 VESSELS WITH CARGO ENTERED

THOUSAND NRT

2002 2003

4372 4367

3737 4066

4671 4813

5176 4799

4338 4315

2942 4195

2857

3256

3371

3044

4507

4845

3576 4878

4289 4262

3915 4753

5192 1869

3535

2395 1549

1730

2190

3523

3855

4292

3639

2113

2176 2773 3230

2010 2455 2971

2180 2332 2890

2074 2240 2915

2392 2523 3253

2316 2580 3342

2090 2632

2356 2661

2172 2459

2356 2629

2392 2739

2752 3123

48.8

44.7

47.1

46.7

48.1

42.6

46.4

48.0

47.9

47.8

48.6

44.6

50.5

50.1

47.5

49.2

178 225

163 205

I 63

213

191

261

246 291

296 319

2004 3.22 VESSELS WITH CARGO CLEARED

THOUSAND NRT

2002 2003 2004

3.3 CIVIL AVIATION TRAFFIC (TOTAL SCHEDULED SERVICES) 3.3.1 PASSENGER-KILOMETRES MILLIONS 2002 2003 2004 3.32 CARGO

MILLIONS

NET TON-KILOMETRES

2002 2003

40.6

40.5

48.9

45.4

53.6

47.8

45.8

47.9

2004

44.5

49.4

60.7

56.0

58.3

57.7

2002 2003 2004

228 274

241 263

217 218

160 161

145 142

135 176

I JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

M4Y

JUN

JUL

(-0-2002 +2003

AUG

SEP

OCT NOV

DEC

+2004(

4.19 TOTAL VALUE OF EXPORTS

3.4 INTERNATIONAL TOURIST TRAVEL 3.4.1 NUMBER OF VISITORS

THOUSANDS

4. EXTERNAL TRADE 4.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS 4.1.1 IMPORTS MILLION INDIAN RUPEES 4.12 EXPORTS (INCLUDING RE-WORTS)

MILLI 0N INDIAN RUPEES

2002 2003 2004

205053 183O01 216044 205810 253851 208142 237654 236191 246353 270545 244726 239351 253107 221056 280619 264666 283732 259403 261274 259799 278765 34 3975 291924 328552 299086 308640 318919 296425 349666 361446 342424 329116 395736

2002 2003 2004

205546 172115 201818 195412 195116 189066 216194 212656 208173 224886 190676 185206 222598 198108 245409 197885 211449 197343 211405 201480 242079 246530 204589 250240 232636 253391 329016 220104 263042 258245 250146 260461 285714

AND PRODUCTS

4 2 2 PULP AND WASTE PAPER

4.2.3 PEARLS PRECIOUS AND SEMIPRECIOUS STONES

FEE MAR APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT NOV M(

L e 2 0 0 2 *2003+20041 49.1 PETROLEUM CRUDE AND PRODUCTS, IMPORTS

4.2 VALUE OF PRINCIPAL IMPORTS 4.2.1 PETROLEUM CRUDE

JAN

MILLION INDIAN RUPEES

2002 2003

51670 76220

46480 75250

2004

91890

MILLION INDIAN RUPEES

2002 2003 2004

MILLI 0N INDIAN RUPEES

75830 78870

77401

63410 60900 68900 81610 96710 102540

97290

123978 104540

960.5 1599.4 1318.5

905.6 998.5 1389.1

1428.8 1592.3 1695.6

1338.2 1523.2 1474.9

1406.1 1675.7

2198.8 15262

1227.8 1438.3

1615.0

1773.7

1710.8

2002 2003

28128 25899

2004

37457

19197 26519 30725

21142 21451 28226

20992 23162 15149

26658 25793 20394

29056 31442 41375

30419 21231 41619

63290 67600

63290 71110

78910 67240

75800 75010

74540 81390

56810 81650

49210 87430

862.4 1273.4

1274.5 1680.7

1114.2

1417.9 1571.8

1590.2

15542 20268

27863 18586

21874

17772

25434

28381

1588.5

1171.5

27991 35973

JAN

FEE

MAR APR

MAY

1-2002

- 27 -

JUN

+2003

JUL

AUG

SEP

-0-20041

OCT

NOV

DE(

INDIA

I

I 49.4 PROJECT GOODS

UNIT

MILLION INDIAN RUPEES

42.5 TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT

MILLION INDIAN RUPEES

IYEAR 2002 2003 2004 2002 2003 2004

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

2573 2678

3938 3400

2579 2085

1440

1040

2896

3420 3059 11018

10684 10372

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

3778 2796 1087

1075 1060 1209

1464 389

2838

870 1575 1812

2622 6716 10426

9751 4691 3966

2409 6298 5625

1232 3637 4713

5329 5782 5011

AUG

I

1482 1085

SEP

I

2226 715

OCT

I

2516 1606

NOV

I

1379 1721

DEC

I

4.3.2 MARINE PRODUCTS, EXPORTS

2899 1580

8oOo7000 -

1287 3257 4730

3578 4848

6441 14970

4093 8325

Booo-

3590 15208

5ooo4000 -

4.3 VALUE OF PRINCIPAL EXPORTS 4.3.1 TEA

4.32 MARINE PRODUCTS

4.3.3 IRON ORE

MILLION INDIAN RUPEES

2002 2003 2004

1141 1146 1362

963 738 1052

822 997 1311

1149 669 819

1001 902 1292

1146 1026 1797

1638 1247 1505

1623 1745

MILLION

2002 2003 2004

4599 4899 4468

3848

3585

INDIAN RUPEES

4067 5104

5292 3706

3618 3554 2609

4450 4761 3082

5411 4406 4893

5742 5721 4358

6186 5057

MILLION INDIAN RUPEES

2002 2003 2004

1774 3989 7796

3011 2262 6356

1634 4416 11320

2261 3027 8790

4950 2357 5152

1362 1869 6341

2316

1531 1516

2572 5844

1752 1539

1752 1524

1860 1564

3000 -

1120 1611

2Ooo-r JAN

6683 5566

7656 6762

7470 5878

FE9

MAR APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

I +2002 *2003

6486 6122

AUG

SEP

OCT NOV DEC

-0- 20041

4.3.4 DRUGS, PHARMACEUTICALS AND FINE CHEMICALS, EXPORTS

5979 2362

4651 2806

2165 3447

2538 4760

16000 15000

r

14000 -

4.3.4 DRUGS, PHARMACEUTICALS AND FINE CHEMICALS

MILLION INDIAN RUPEES

4.3.5 RUBBER PRODUCTS

MILLION INDIAN RUPEES

2002

9131

2003 2004

13090 10692

8070 10057 10176

9394 12893 15538

10702

9662

11622 10429

I1866 12484

8753 10306

9182 11516

12403

12004

10303 8792

2002 2003 2004

1894 2012 I869

1726 1766 2153

1629 2123 2616

1728 1781 1742

1658 2066 1986

1728 2027 2248

1797 2497 2489

1822 1730

2002 2003 2004

4035 5499 9886

4817 4532 8757

5221 6770 11030

5035 4967 10095

4702 5065

4701 6497

5444

9332

13423

4357 6186 8577

2002 2003 2004

13010 18521

10654 17356 20499

16316 18002 25517

16359

16286

15525

20470

17856

16178 14731

14769 18109

14248

15090 14674

11774

9847 11711

1746 2370

11398 12279

2034 2510

10325 10243

1902 1879

10819 12293

2152 2368

5

2 2 8 3 g

130001200011000-

a

10000-

m- 9

-L 7000

JAN

4.3.6 TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT

MILLION INDIAN RUPEES

5916

4462 5833

4871 7293

4419 7352

4449 11556

14270 14416

15937

14237 11900

14427 18024

FEB

MAR APR

1 -ct-

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT NOV DEC

2002 -A- 2003 -0-20041

4.3.7 READYMADE GARMENTS COTTON INCLUDING

4.3.7 READYMADE GARMENTS

MILLION

COTTON INCLUDING

INDIAN RUPEES

ACCESSORIES

17761

21936

13272

ACCESSORIES, EXPORTS 26000 24000

5. PRICES

5.1 WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX 5.1.1 GENERAL

5.1.2 FOOD ARTICLES

22Ooo

n.

199311994=100

1993/1994=100

2002 2003 2004 2002 2003 2004

161.0 167.8 178.7 174.5 176.3 180.5

160.8 169.4 179.7 175.0 178.2 179.6

161.9 171.6 179.8 175.8 178.3 177.6

162.3 173.1 180.9 177.4 180.2 182.4

162.8 173.4 182.1 177.1 180.7 185.5

164.7 173.5 185.2 179.5 185.2 186.8

165.6 173.4 186.6 178.5 180.3 185.1

167.1 173.7

167.4 175.6

167.5 176.1

167.8

167.2

176.9

176.8

a’

2

2

18Ooo

z

z

m

A

16000

181.2 179.3

182.1 183.0

182.0 185.9

182.3 184.9

177.3 180.2

14000

h,

I2000

10000

JAN

FEE

MAR APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

]-U-2002 -A-2003 -0-20041

-28-

OCT

NOV

DEC

INDIA

I

I

UNIT

IYEAR

1

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

5.2.1 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX

5.2 CONSUMER PRICE I N D W (INDUSTRIAL WORKERS) 52.1 GENERAL

I9a2=i 00

530

2002 2003 2004

467

4 s

468

469

472

476

481

484

485

487

489

484

403 504

484

493 504

494 508

497 512

501 517

499 522

499 523

503

504

502

504

487 504

464

460 475 495

462 479 494

463 488 494

463 490 499

473 494 504

479

482 494 511

484

486 500

520 510 500

5.22 FOOD

1982=100

2002 2003

474

2004

496

499 505

493 512

487

501

479 496

470 460

BILLION RUPEES BILLION INDIAN RUPEES

6 2 FOREIGN ASSETS (NET)’

BILLION INDIAN RUPEES

6.3 EXCHANGE RATE

RUPEES PER US DOLLAR

a

PUBLIC UTILITIES ONLY, EXCLUDING OIL PLANTS.

b

AUTOMOBILE GIANT TIRES.

C

MILLS, INUUDING SMALL-SCALEINDUSTRIES (SSI). D(UUDING HOSIERY.

d e

2002 2003 2004

4056.6 4129.2 4580.3 4703.2 ~ ~ 6 .55272 1

2002 2003 2004

2605.6

4275.4 4809.5 5816.9

4385.8 5013.6 5904.6

4461.8 5011.2 5824.6

4463.6 5054.0 51317.8

4368.9 4933.9 5759.2

4362.4 4937.7 5930.6

4379.2 4959.6

3334.6 3696.5 ~139.0 4365.1

3368.5 3802.3 4350.8

3386.2 3894.4 4265.1

3291.2

3238.7 3688.5 4223.5

3382.7 3679.7

3391.6 3874.7

3426.1 3911.7

3438.3 3911.5

4297.0

3417.0 3787.5 4243.7

48.97 47.35 44.38

49.03 47.03 45.56

48.87 46.47 45.98

48.68 46.14 46.45

48.51 45.85 46.3

48.38 45.85

48.41 45.32

413.27 45.93

48.03 45.61

2567.6

3487.8 3570.0 4041.o

3854.0

4467.6 5240.9

4520.0 5218.7

4m6.a

440

5307.2 14-2002 +2003

+2004]

6.1.1 MONEY

2002 2003 2004 2002 2003 2004

48.58 47.80 45.31

48.81 47.67 45.26

48.80

47.55 43.45

1-D- 2002 -fi- 2003

f g

W C PIPES AND TUBES AND OTHER PIPES AND TUBES INCLUDINGTHOSE MANUFACTUREDBY SSI. INCLUDING JEEPS. INCLUDING NON-REVENUE EARNING TRAFFIC.

h

EXCLUDINGMAIL.

i

LAST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH REPORTING. REFERS TO THE NET FOREIGN EXCHANGEASSETS OF THE RESERVE BANK OF INDIA. THE FOREIGN EXCHANGEASSETS OF THE REMAINING BANKS ARE ONLY MARGINAL. GOLD Is INCLUDED IN THE APPRECIATION SINCE 17 OCTOBER 1990, FOLLOWING ITS REVALUATIONCLOSE TO THE INTERNATIONALMARKET PRICE.

j

480

450

INDIAN

6.12 RESERVE MONEY

490

I1

2

$

6. FINANCE

6.1 MONEY SUPPLY 6.1.1 MONEY

5

- 29

-0-

2004

1

INDONESIA

2.1.1 MINING PRODUCTION INDEX 1. POPULATION

1.1 CRUDE BIRTH RATE

12 CRUDE DEATH RATE

PER 1000 POPULATION

2002 2003 2004

PER 1000

2002

POPULATION

2003 2004

--

21.5 21.2

-

-

7.1 7.0

-

170

-

160

g

150

U

n

f

140

2. INDUSTRY 2.1 INDUSTRWL PRODUCTION INDEX 2.1.1 MINING

2.12 MANUFACTURING

130

1993=100

1993=100

2002 2003 2004

1372 140.7 145.7

123.1 130.1 138.5

142.0 153.2 153.1

137.7 152.9 151.6

140.9 165.1 159.0

134.4 161.2 160.6

149.3 157.2 124.0

154.9 152.4 153.0

144.4 145.1

2002 2003 2004

107.6 113.9 115.6

98.8 105.0 105.9

109.2

115.9

120.3

107.3 111.0

115.4 115.5 110.9

121.3

113.1 114.0

116.3 110.0 113.5

120.7 1152

119.9 116.7

118.3 121.9 117.8

151.5 158.5

135.5 148.1

140.2 155.9

120

JAN

121.9 121.7 128.4

119.5 100.7

FEB

MAR APR

JUN

MAY

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT NOV DEC

14-2002 4-2003 +2004]

89.8 117.2

2.2.5 COAL, PRODUCTION 11000

2.2 PRODUCTION OF SELECTED COMMODITIES 22.1 IRON ORE THOUSAND METRIC TONS 2.2.2 DRY RUBBER

22.4 COPPER ORES AND CONCENTRATES

2.2.5 COAL

2.2.6 CRUDE PETROLEUM

27.0 21.I 33.8

31.7

30.0 30.1 30.3

28.1 28.2

29.5 30.2

24.6 23.7

26.5 26.7

93.3 100.8 115.7

118.9 95.7 110.8

111.1 97.1 115.2

118.3 101.6 103.2

115.9 90.2

105.7

102.7 113.1 112.1

291.4

269.1

338.2 338.0 233.6

354.7 320.6 198.3

362.0 289.6 209.8

375.2 267.4

313.2 183.3

370.1

294.3 149.7

341.I 305.5 192.7

298.0

355.0 163.8

1692

172.1 42000

-

8581-5 8418.2 8482.3 8021-4 9613.1 9664.3 10377.7 10044.5 9052.2 8975.5 9587.6 9351.5

9124.0 9899.5

9562.4 9545.3

8930.1

9497.3

8406.0 9339.3

8641.9

41000

-

9911.o

4

m

-

9835.1

9661.4

3

m

-

32.0

33.8

2003 2004

38.2 28.7 12.3

27.9 35.4

29.4 35.8

2002 2003 2004

29.7 30.5 32.8

28.0 26.9 27.9

24.7 24.7 25.9

23.4 23.4 23.7

METRIC

2002 2003

110.8 105.3

91.0 112.2

119.4 114.0

TONS

2004

112.2

71.7

THOUSAND METRIC

2002 2003

251.3 297.5

222.4 246.0

TONS

2004

126.3

139.1

THOUSAND METRIC

2002 2003

8186.0 8777.0

7229.2 8198.5

TONS

2004

8440.6

8055.0

THOUSAND

I1.4

32.2 9.9

25.8 26.7

102.2 100.4

30.9 7.8

25.8 26.1

86.3 120.7

22.6 7.9

34.6 39.9

z e5!

10000 9500

E

9000

9

8500

aE

BOO0 7500

113.6 111.5

7000 FEB

9116.3 10123.9

THOUSAND

2002 2003 2004

1+2002

+2003

-0-2004(

22.8 CRUDE PETROLEUM, PRODUCTION

THOUSAND MCF

2002 2003 2004

40939 36375 39483

36796 32795 36092

40564 35464 39395

38641 34304 37693

39177 35017 38734

40028 33998 37484

40889

41161

35621 38521

38003 38690

36529 34691

37218 33694

35634 38261

36658 39080

35000 -

37000 3

264890 242292 267541 249779 240151 230328 252755 252983 248675 257483 263126 261113 259374 252598 261987 259462 270068 254208 269272 262865 261946 269730 259795 272649

m

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

263.9 348.0 350.0

270.9 362.2 356.8

282.7 398.5 428.2

333.0 424.4 414.5

338.6 454.4 460.1

372.6 491.O

385.1 498.4 -30-

403.3 513.7

412.4 520.3

413.0 525.3

403.7 472.0

345.4 485.4

:i:

s_

i

:

:

: : :

.

: :

.

.

3 4 m-

33000

-

32Mx)

T

JAN

22.8 PALM OIL

MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG

3BMK)-

BARRELS

22.7 NATURAL GAS

31.2 21.9 34.9

32.5 26.9 11.0

THOUSAND METRIC

10500

32.0 25.1 35.5

31.5 27.5 8.4

TONS

22.3 BAUXITE

2002

FEB MAR APR MAY JUN

JUL

14-2002 -A-2003

AUG

SEP OCT NOV RE1

4-20041

INDONESIA

I

I 2.2.9 CEMENT

UNIT

IYEAFt

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003

MILLIONS

2002

I

JAN

I

FE8

1

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

I

2552.4 2461.9 2224.4

2002.1 1685.7 2265.6

2433.3 2480.0 2659.5

2430.7 2268.4 2390.6

2582.2 2482.3 2621.0

1341 1275 1260

1157 1107 1134

1518 1088 1022

1304 1057 1053

1392

1417

2003 2004

1198 1090

1230 1152

2002 2003

355 301

346 297

372 293

352

2004

311

319

363

344

386 379 384

357 369 402

409 372 428

2004

2616.5 2522.6 2837.4

JUL

2817.0 2592.0 2980.9

AUG

I

SEP

1

OCT

1

1

DEC

2798.0

2553.8 2339.6

2216.1 2219.7

1239 1138 1211

1298

1109

1686

1162 1135

1935

1411

389 404 420

390 431 401

387 437

285 285

2716.1 2564.8 3209.3

2936.4 2537.0

1531

1337

1244 1949

I186 1165 386 435 421

2863.7

NOV

22.9 CEMENT, PRODUCTION

3145.6

3. TRANSPORT 3.1 RAILWAY TRAFFIC 3.1 .lPASSENGER-KILOMETRES

3.1.2 FREIGHT TON-KILOMETRES

MILLIONS

387

JAN

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

1+2002 -A--

JUL

AUG

SEP

2003 -0-2004

3.2 INTERNATIONAL MARITIME TRANSPORT 39.1 GOODS LOADED

3.2.2 GOODS UNLOADED

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

19922 17343

20576 16676

20723 17110

20960 19183

20272 18390

17153 18439

14952 18541

17276 19976

18027 17663

18992

5552

5099

5567

5756

5410

5461

5630

6158

6098

5978

14907

19932

OCT

4.1.1 TOTAL VALUE OF lRlPORTS

2004

-€I--

* 38

MILLIONS

2002 2003 2004

1338 1775

1050 1614

1331 1780

3.3.2 CARGO NET TON-KILOMETRES MILLIONS

2002 2003

13.2 21.7

11.5 24.0

13.0 26.6

1326 1610

1498 1931

1745 2178

1694 1786

1482 1844

1346 1812

1440 1837

1530 1907

14.5

18.9

22.9

23.5

19.1 22.1

23.4 24.3

152 252

12.3 24.7

13.4 25.1

13.6 25.4

14.4 26.2

1225 1414

JAN

FEE

MAR

2004

4.12 EXPORTS

4.2.2 FERTILIZERS

21822

2362.7

2382.9

2498.2

2438.9

2646.2

2823.8

2860.2

3105.0

2818.6 3389.4

2817.5 3469.7

2621.8 3549.8

2575.8 3429.1

2446.9

2609.3

26962

2740.3

2801.7

2956.0 2798.1

2945.0 2885.3

WLLARS MILLION

2002

4087.6

4197.0

4554.9

4801.3

4725.1

5094.9

5001.8

4927.5

5142.3

5328.4

us

2003 2004

4997.4 5043.1

4980.9 4907.7

5161.9 5086.9

5057.1 5275.4

4960.6 5590.7

5295.3

5271.0

5023.7

5056.8

5057.0

4437.2 4961.1

4860.6 5235.5

2002 2003 2004

139.3 156.6 206.5

158.8 245.1 224.2

110.1 201.5 251.1

132.9 220.0

167.9 174.2 227.4

120.0 99.6

165.0 88.6

194.8 114.0

173.0 124.5

181.6 299.4

248.9 213.1

243.1

212.4 142.1 241.5

2002 2003 2004

21.4 11.9

31.3 5.2

23.2 11.8

22.8 14.4

19.7 17.5

15.0 23.7

16.2 20.4

12.7 24.9

15.5 16.7

7.5 21.o

6.6 11.8

9.3 17.2

30.3

27.5

31.4

18.6

53.0

19.2

DOLLARS 4.2 VALUE OF PRINCIPAL IMPORTS 4.2.1 CHEMICALS AND PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS

2088.0 27392 3342.9

2002 2003 2004

us

MILLION

us DOLLARS MILLION

us DOLLARS

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NW

DEC

OCT

NOV

DEC

4-20041

4.12 TOTAL VALUE OF EXPORTS

4.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS

MILLION

MAY

APR

I+3-2002 *2003

4. EXTERNAL TRADE 4.1.1 IMPORTS

DEC

I

3.3 CIVIL AVIATION TRAFFIC (TOTAL SCHEDULED SERVICES) 3.3.1 PASSENGER-KILOMETRES

NOV

JAN

-31

-

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

1-13-2002

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

4-2003 -0-20041

_

_

_

_

~

~

~~

~

42.5 INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIALMACHINERY, IMPORTS

4.2.3 PAPER a

MILLION

2002

15.4

18.1

16.5

19.4

18.0

23.1

23.9

19.1

22.1

21.8

21.3

22.3

us

2003 2004

18.6 27.4

20.7

19.7

15.5

19.1

18.9

18.2

15.9

25.1

28.5

30.0

20.2 30.7

20.5

22.0

17.4 26.9

DOLLARS

320

280 U)

42.4 IRON AND STEEL BARS, RODS, ETC.

MILLION

2002

us

2003 2004

DOLLARS 4.2.5 INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL MACHINERY

MILLION US DOLLARS

4.3 QUANTITY AND VALUE OF PRINCIPAL EXPORTS 4.3.1 COFFEE 4.3.1 .lQUANTITY THOUSAND METRIC TONS 4.3.1.2 VALUE

MILLION

us DOLLARS 4.3.2 PROCESSED RUBBER 4.3.2.1 QUANTITY

4.3.22 VALUE

4.3.4 PETROLEUM AND GAS 4.3.4.1 QUANTITY

4.3.4.2 VALUE

7.9 11.2 15.1

8.8 12.2

6.6 10.9

17.4

18.9

172.5 146.4

208.0 133.1

169.4 131.6

209.3

199.9

215.3

9.8 11.0 19.9 149.7 137.9 208.5

10.9 8.4 19.9 156.3 130.7 252.2

9.9 10.7

179.6 139.3

11.6 12.2

203.1 135.0

9.9 15.3

308.5 138.3

11.8 11.4

216.6 144.4

12.0 10.4

186.8 146.9

14.7 15.0

223.1 205.2

B

2

240

200

3

'

160

120 JAN

R B MAR APR MAY JUN

1 +2002 2002 2003 2004

13.8 19.7 20.3

52.2 42.1 30.0

20.3 23.9 8.7

26.7 23.8

2002 2003 2004

9.3

26.1

13.3

17.7 17.0

30.5 26.4

27.8 14.1

36.2 31.8

26.8 20.8

24.5 21.4

17.1 43.0

33.9 20.4

23.4 28.8

19.7 31.7

19.8 8.7

21.3 18.4 17.8

20.7 13.9

24.5 22.0

18.2 19.0

16.2 17.2

13.6 28.0

21.8 16.6

I62 23.1

17.6 24.8

135.9 127.6 179.5

127.4 148.0 164.4

151.0 165.6 159.4

150.0 127.6

168.8 161.I

165.5 197.0

145.6

167.7

156.0

118.0

143.9

157.5

1572

135.7

188.7

186.3

99.3 135.6 225.3

982 162.7 220.8

121.1 177.5 212.8

124.0 146.6

140.6 169.4

150.7 200.5

141.2 158.1

161.9 161.0

160.1 154.1

120.9 2122

149.4 223.1

41.8 44.3

93.5

83.2

55.0 25.3

39.0 51.7 47.5

28.0

45.2 22.3

47.0 39.6

2004

130.2 1902 158.2

MILLION

2002 2003 2004

93.2 188.8 2112

JUL

AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

+2003 -0-2004I

4.3.2.2 PROCESSED RUBBER, EXPORTS

21.8 240

2002 2003

DOLLARS

4.3.3.2 VALUE

149.3 147.4 231.8

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

us 4.3.3 SAWN WOOD 4.3.3.1 QUANTITY

2002 2003 2004

8.9 12.9 13.7

-.

:

:

:

..

.._

.

.

.. :.

._ .

;

!

.

160

I.

806

0

+

JAN

.

f

.. .

. :

FEB

.

:

I

I

MAR APR MAY JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV DEC

1+2002+2003-0-20041 THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

MILLION

2002

us

19.2 30.5 17.1

21.9 26.9 25.5

222 24.6 17.7

39.7 25.9 17.1

35.1 23.3 30.3

39.4 28.5

33.2 26.7

372 23.4

28.2 23.0

30.1 24.8

34.0 22.6

31.O 22.3

DOLLARS

2003 2004

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

5785.0 5023.7 5072.8

5225.5 5096.3

5836.6 5388.6

5599.5 5082.8

5127.2 4827.5

5134.9 5216.9

5077.0 4859.7

5159.9 5950.7

5210.9 5512.1

5513.0 4774.3

5279.1 4701.5

5300.4 5118.1

4833.2

4944.3

4773.1

MILLION

2002 2003 2004

865.3 1197.5 1200.5

812.4 1259.6 1141.2

988.0 1296.3 1198.6

1020.8 1125.9 1181.8

989.9 1004.4

967.4 1093.3

959.9 999.1

1016.4 1254.5

1072.7 I 160.5

1145.5 1028.1

1097.2 1062.3

1177.2 1170.0

us DOLLARS

35.0

82.4 40.6

65.0 41.7

71.3 40.7

44.5

53.2

71.I

41.9

38.7

36.2

67.6 35.5

4.3.4.2 PETROLEUMAND GAS, EXPORTS

AN

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

1-0-2002 +2003

- 32 -

JUL

AUG

-0-20041

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

5.1.1 WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX

4.3.5 TIN 4.3.5.1 QUANTITY

500

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

3.4 3.5

2.8 5.8

3.4 5.9

2.9 5.1

2.8 5.4

6.2 6.3

6.5 6.9

7.O 6.9

5.4 5.4

6.8 5.8

5.7 5.6

4.0 4.0

MILLION

2002 2003 2004

12.9 17.9

10.5 23.5

12.7 25.7

9.7 21.6

11.1 22.6

25.5 25.1

27.7 29.9

26.5 26.5

20.5 20.4

27.2 27.1

23.4 232

15.9 15.8

480 460 0

4.3.52 VALUE

us DOLLARS

5.1 2 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS

5 2 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX 52.1 GENERAL

440

400

1993=100

1993=100

1996=100 2002=100

52.2 FOOD

p

420

5. PRICES

5.1 WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX 5.1.1 GENERAL

z

1996=100 2002=100

2002 2003 2004

414 430 432

415 433 434

411 431 440

407 423

416 415

406 413

41I 417

445

460

464

461

418 469

2002 2003 2004

619 629 629

636

634

631 629

615 628

613 613 639

608 612 642

610 606 643

605 605 644

2002 2003 2004

254.1 276.3 110.5

257.9 276.9 110.4

257.9 276.2 110.8

257.3 276.7 111.9

259.3 2772 112.9

260.3 277.5 113.4

2002 2003 2004

298.7 312.4 105.9

308.0 310.5 104.4

299.3 303.5 104.5

293.6 300.0 106.4

295.3 299.1 107.0

294.5 296.7 108.0

410

413 418

419

421

424

423

427

475

432 480

597 609 635

598 610 627

604 608 633

621 608

628 617

262.4 277.6 113.9

263.1 279.9 114.0

264.5 280.9 114.0

266.0 282.5 114.6

270.9 285.3 115.7

274.1 288.0

294.o 294.5 108.5

292.4 295.0 106.2

293.5 293.4

295.0 298.6

309.8 305.3

317.3 311.8

380

JAN

FEB

MAR

MAY

APR

JUN

1 - 0 - 2002 +k2003

6.12 RESERVE MONEY

6 2 FOREIGN ASSETS (NET)

6.3 EXCHANGE RATE

JAN

BILLION

2002

INDONESIAN RUPIAHS

2003 2004

BILLION INDONESIAN RUPIAHS

2002 2003

BILLION INDONESIAN RUPIAHS

2002 2003

RUPlAHS PER US DOLLAR

2002 2003 2004

a

EXCLUDING PACKING PAPER, CIGARElTE PAPER, ETC.

b

COMPOSITE INDEX FOR 4 4 CITIES SINCE APRIL 1998.

2004

2004

166769 168643 166173 169002 168257 174017 173524 175966 181791 181667 196537 191939 180112 181530 181239 182963 191331 194878 196589 201859 207587 212614 224318 223799 216343 219033 219086 219086 215447 233726 238059 238959 116495 117107 117016 115874 117727 119943 118675 121325 123869 124726 140308 138250 127407 125936 125210 124969 128844 132396 131084 135148 136471 140085 175488 166473 146579 142518 142816 146341 147532 155466 174538 172681 229984 238942 221235 218013 208318 206360 257130 231190 238860 250994 241073 250696 252403 251812 249736 247320 236932 236660 244898 243435 240781 261406 270802 271820 269713 272244 275819 270734 302573 280070 265103 264686 10320 8876 8441

10189 8905 a447

9655

8908 8587

9316 8675 8661

8185 8279 9210

8730 8285 9415

9108 8505 9168

-33-

8867 8535 9328

9015 8389

9233

8976

8495

8537

8940 8465

A U G SEP OCT NOV DEC

+20041

6.1.1 MONEY

6. FINANCE ( END OF PERIOD)

6.1 MONEY SUPPLY 6.1.1 MONEY

JUL

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV M C

1-0-2002 -~-2003+-2004)

IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)

I

IUNIT

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

~~~~

~

DEC

4.1.1

TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS

1. POPULATlON 1.1 CRUDE BIRTH RATE

PER 1000 POPULATION

2002 2003 2004

18.1

1.2 CRUDE DEATH RATE

PER 1000 POPULATION

2002 2003

6.0

2004 2. INDUSTRY 2.1 PRODUCTION 2.1 .lCRUDE PETROLEUM

2.1 2 ELECTRICITY a

THOUSAND

2002

METRIC TONS

2003 2004

MILLION

2002

KWH

2003 2004

14212

12726

14339 JAN

-

28485 32344 33608

-

-

-

-

31733

-

35125 37911

531

-

-

-

-

44031 -

40182

-

31972 34159

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

1+2002

-

-

JUN

JUL

+2003

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

-0-2004)

4.1.2 TOTAL VALUE OF EXPORTS

3. TRANSPORT 3.1 CIVIL AVIATION TRAFFIC (TOTAL SCHEDULED SERVICES) 3.1 -1 PASSENGER-KILOMETRES

3.1.2 CARGO NET TON-KILOMETRES

MILLIONS

677 631 736

719 706 771

641 640

572 567

405 421

500 561

568

565 501 618

6.0 5.7 5.7

62 6.3 6.7

6.5 6.0 6.5

7.2 6.5 6.7

72 6.6 6.7

6.2 6.6

6.9 7.4

7.4 6.7

7.1 6.8

1105

1081 1234 1585

1982 2150 3088

1488 2756 2933

2566 2186

1409

1500 2019

2033 2108

1950 2163

2199 2187

1469 2405

2714

2118 2546

2800

3208

316

269

329

309

327

369

346

411

450

508

442

358 491

255 358

276 307

442 553

440 534

445 470

443 474

461

533 582

562

580

2004

359 548

2002 2003 2004

177.0 196.6 216.7

179.5 200.0 217.2

180.0 199.8 217.7

183.4 203.2 228.4

186.0 205.3 2312

187.4 207.8 233.5

189.8 211.1 234.1

190.1 209.8 236.0

208.6 237.6

189.5 208.8

190.6 209.8

194.5 214.2

2002 2003 2004

...

...

...

190.0

192.8

194.5

197.5

197.7

197.1

2002 2003 2004

524 475 538

493 424 511

565 469 558

504 396 562

432

2002 2003 2004

6.5

5.9

6.2 7.3

5.9 6.2 6.5

MILLION

2002

us DOLLARS

2003 2004

1446 1727 2464

2198 1771 2368

MILLION

2002

268

us

2003

DOLLARS

1997=100

MILLIONS

7.0 6.6

A

b

4. EXTERNAL TRADE 4.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS 4.1 .lIMPORTS

4.1.2 EXPORTS

5. PRICES 5.1 WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX 5.1.1 GENERAL

604

190.4

JAN

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

DEC

NOY

_.:

1-D-2002 -6-2003 -0-20041 5.1.1 WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX

I

5.12 HOME PRODUCED AND CONSUMED GOODS

1997=100

I I

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

+2002

-34-

JUN

JUL

AUG

+2003+2004)

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF')

I

IUNIT

5.2 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX 5.2.1 GENERAL

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

1

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

52.1 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX 200

1997=100

2002

183.7

185.8

188.9

192.4

196.9

199.8

200.4

201.0

204.3

203.8

206.6

210.7

2003 2004

215.0 247.2

219.0 248.8

221.9 252.8

226.7 258.4

229.1 261.7

232.2 265.0

234.1 267.7

234.6 269.5

234.2 270.7

235.8

238.6

244.1

2002 2003

183.2

186.6

193.9

200.2

210.1

212.9

210.7

209.6

207.4

202.9

205.5

213.9

0

251.9

6

260

0

5 2 2 FOOD, BEVERAGES AND TOBACCO

1997=100

2004

222.1 255.9

230.0 256.1

233.0 258.2

239.5 267.7

241.3 269.3

244.9 272.2

246.3 274.3

242.9 275.3

236.8 274.0

237.7

241.5

240

r U

c

220

6. FINANCE

6.1 MONEY SUPPLY 6.1.1 MONEY

200

BILLION RlALS

2002 2003 2004

127837 130015 139688 131780 135739 137960 142628 145723 148714 150499 152948 155309 159695 162530 176227 162776 164773 168276 171735 177383 184742 178455 181448 184627 168896 194452 209855 190097 196041 203597 208502 205526 217957

2002 2003 2004

88877 89945 101250 99249 101650 102355 108878 110525 114936 113815 112227 111487 114152 111797 123894 120211 118421 117298 124521 123084 121806 122930 127355 127554 128826 131177 140380 138000 136182 139612 146430 143415 149344

180

JAN

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

1-0- 2002 -A-

6.1.2 R E S E R E MONEY

BILLION RlALS

6 2 FOREIGN ASSETS (NET)d

BILLION RlALS

6.3 EXCHANGE RATE (END OF PERIOD)

RlALS PER

US DOLLAR

2002 2003 2004

14176 60174 68318

11461 56838 61804

11454 61768 60047

58919 63340 56025

57926 69074 59968

59863 71955 67990

63039 78911 88748

72201 77215 84965

74527 67737 82790

72216 78258

75036 72927

60366 71268

2002 2003 2004

1755.2 7979.3 8386.2

1751.4 8000.6 8471.8

7934.8 8078.8 8485.3

7938.6 8104.4 8555.0

7925.0 8113.4 1x262

7894.4 8198.6 8653.0

7945.1 8289.4 8664.3

7904.5 8326.4 8719.3

7925.8 8241.9 8752.0

7967.1 83842

7997.0 8308.9

7952.0 8272.1

a

EXCLUDINGELECTRICITYGENERATED BY URGE MANUFACTURINGESTABLISHMENTS AND PRIVATEINSTITUTIONS.

b

AIRLINEOF THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN ONLY.

C

EXCLUDING OIL AND GAS. MONTHS ENDINGTHE 20TH.

d

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

OCT

NOV

DEC

2003 -0- 20041

6.1.1 MONEY

JAN

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

1-4-2002 -A-

- 35 -

JUL

JUL

AUG

SEP

2003 -0- 2004

I

JAPAN

I

1

UNIT

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

1

MAY

1

JUN

I

JUL

1

AUG

1

SEP

I

OCT

f

NOV

1

DEC

1. POPULATION

2.1.1 INDUSTRW PRODUCTION INDEX 120

1.1 CRUDE BIRTH RATE

PER 1000 POPULATION

9.2 8.8 8.7

8.8 8.6 8.7

9.1 8.8 8.8

9.2 8.9 8.6

9.0

9.6

8.8 8.7

9.3

2004

8.9 8.7 8.5

2002 2003

8.7 10.0

8.6 9.1

82 8.6

7.7 8.1

7.1 72

72 72

2004

9.3

9.2

8.6

8.1

7.4 7.7 7.7

2002 2003

9.4 9.0

9.6 9.2

9.1 9.0

8.7 8.5

8.9 92

116 112 108

1.2 CRUDE DEATH RATE

PER 1000 POPULATION

7.1 7.2

7.1 72

7.5 7.7

8.4 8.0

8.6 8.6

7.3

100 96

92

2. INDUSTRY

2.1 INDUSTRlAL PRODUCTION INDEX 2.1.1 GENERAL 2000=100

2.12 MINING

2000=100

88

2002 2003 2004 2002 2003 2004

2.1.3 MANUFACTURING

2000=100

2002 2003 2004

...

...

...

...

88.7

87.5 92.1

91.o 97.1

103.7 112.3

90.7 98.6

90.0

...

...

...

...

101.8 99.0

99.6 100.7

106.5 105.2

94.4 90.7

94.1 88.7 92.6 87.0

...

..’

...

...

88.7

87.5 92.1

91.o 97.0

103.7 112.3

90.7 98.6

90.0 94.1

86.8

97.0

92.2 95.0 103.5

972 97.3 103.0

85.7 94.0

97.4 101.3 105.5

100.8 99.7

86.5

90.5 90.4 95.4

85.8 85.6 86.1

88.3 86.1 89.3

96.7 94.7 92.8

90.5 91.1 92.2 95.0 103.5

97.2 97.4 103.0

86.8 85.7 94.1

97.4 101.3 105.5

97.0 100.8 99.7

95.2 97.9

93.3

2.2.1 WHEAT FLOUR

*

2.2.3 SYNTHETIC RUBBER

2.2.4 LIMESTONE

22.5 ZINC ORE AND CONCENTRATES

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

350 356 355

358 357 375

393 399 416

391 406 418

378 383 384

364

364

365 377

385 382

365 365 366

385 389 387

396 402 392

103.6 97.6

952 97.9

108.1 106.8

93.3 98.7

411 409

424 418

JUN

JUL

AUG

OCT

NOV

DEC

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

SEP

2.2.1 WHEAT FLOUR, PRODUCTION 430

-

420

-

. i

. i

....

....

410 -

390 -

.

380 -

. I .

370.

360

~

.

j

j

.

.

j .. . ..

i .. . ...

!

:

,

2002

202

231

240

163

140

148

173

137

135

173

228

224

METRIC TONS

2003 2004

203 186

I91 188

249 I82

176 176

152 152

162 165

186 233

128 139

148 146

175 176

213

212

THOUSAND METRIC

2002 2003

130 140

117 129

101 127

121 137

122 135

I19 121

134 142

132 139

I32 116

134 123

140 140

142 127

TONS

2004

147

140

121

128

137

116

139

144

133

i30

THOUSAND

2002 2003 2004

12.7 12.0 12.1

14.3 13.4 13.6

15.5 15.0 14.6

13.7 13.2 13.0

13.5

13.7 13.1 12.9

13.9 13.9 13.8

13.3 12.5 12.2

14.0

METRIC TONS

13.7 13.1

15.2 14.9 14.2

15.4 14.2

15.0 15.0

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

3.1 3.5 3.8

3.0 4.5 3.7

4.0 4.5 3.3

3.4 4.2 4.1

3.6 3.2 3.7

3.7

3.7 3.2 4.5

3.4 3.0 3.8

4.1 3.8 4.1

3.2 3.7 3.8

3.9 4.0

3.7 3.8

4.4

MAY

APR

400 -

THOUSAND

3.2

MAR

~+2002*2003u2004~

350 -

12.7 12.2

FEE

JAN

98.7

2 2 PRODUCTION OF SELECTED COMMODITIES

2.2.2 SUGAR

104

i

;

j

...

340 -IJAN

...

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

[-0-2002+2003+2004]

JAN

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

1-0-

JUN

JUL

AUG

2002 -6- 2003 -c- 20041

JAPAN

I

I 2.2.6 CRUDE PETROLEUM

2.2.7 NATURAL GAS

UNIT

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

THOUSAND

2002

68

64

63

54

57

53

KL

2003

76

74

78

64

64

59 65

57 64

54 60

59 65

2004

84

77

77

61

63 65

62

62

63

61

63

2002 2003

10257 12700

9232 11304

9056 11938

7585 9430

7964 9109

7379 8772

8564

8137 8224

7635 7691

TERAJOULES

8348

NOV

I

DEC

64 69

72 79

7712 8393

10057 9426

I1922 11327

77.6 80.5

72.9 71.8

75.0

80.8

71.7

79.4

502 487

608 589

378 376

392 386

300 306

302 316

22.6 CRUDE PETROLEUM, PRODUCTION

2004 2.2.8 ELECTRICITY

22.9 SULPHURIC ACID

BILLION

2002

79.1

72.9

74.6

68.2

71.0

73.3

90.7

89.6

KWH

2003

82.8

74.6

79.4

70.8

71.3

74.3

78.6

84.8

2004

82.5

75.7

78.8

70.0

72.7

77.9

92.6

87.8

THOUSAND METRIC

2002 2003

601 601

548 534

549 583

524 551

592 506

585 491

541 548

576 576

542 527

590 541

TONS

2004

580

518

538

486

552

541

524

570

526

529

THOUSAND METRIC

2002 2003

362 390

334 356

346 375

337 369

313 333

347 329

371 368

365 361

361 359

TONS

2004

388

373

370

360

335

356

381

381

365 367 359

THOUSAND METRIC

2002 2003

279 284

277 279

312 305

289 296

306 300

299 276

311 296

312 307

296 284

304

TONS

2004

296

301

323

300

307

310

307

322

291

306

THOUSAND

2002

2.0

2.1

2.4

2.4

2.4

2.3

2.4

2.0

2.0

2.0

1.9

1.8

METRIC TONS

2003 2004

1.7 1.4

1.7 1.4

1.8 1.5

1.8 1.5

1.8 1.5

1.8 1.7

1.8 1.7

1.6 1.5

1.7 1.6

1.6 1.4

1.4

1.4

THOUSAND

2002

102

10.9

10.8

10.7

9.8

10.6

10.7

8.1

10.2

10.1

102

9.8

METRIC TONS

2003 2004

9.0 8.1

9.6 8.5

9.8 9.0

9.9 8.6

9.0 7.8

9.2 9.4

8.4 9.0

6.9 7.2

8.7 92

9.2 8.6

8.8

8.7

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

OCT

NOV

DEC

NOV

DEC

I++ 2002 +-2003 -0- 2004 I 22.8 ELECTRICITY, PRODUCTION

2.2.10 CAUSTIC SODA

22.11 NEWSPRINT

2.2.12 WOOLLEN YARN

22.13 COTTON YARN

2.2.14 WOVEN COTTON FABRIC

2.2.15 WOVEN WOOLLEN FABRIC

RECEIVERS

2.2.17 REFRIGERATORS

314

MILLION

2002

43.7

45.9

45.6

46.1

43.6

46.2

47.2

41.2

44.6

46.0

45.3

44.4

2003

42.0

43.6

45.5

44.9

41.7

43.0

42.5

37.0

40.2

42.0

42.3

41.7

METRES

2004

39.9

40.9

42.9

41.3

39.4

40.6

40.9

36.3

38.2

39.0

MILLION

2002

6.6

6.9

7.2

72

7.7

7.6

8.1

7.5

7.6

7.5

7.6

6.7

SQUARE

2003 2004

6.2 6.0

6.0 5.7

62 6.0

6.4 6.1

6.8 6.1

6.8 6.6

6.8 6.6

6.5 6.7

6.8 6.7

6.9 6.6

6.5

6.2

2002

125 69

141 87

115

106

123

100

102

90

149

166 152

88

87

84

80

73 70

88 81

2004

55 78

84 73

123

2003

56

43

66

67

2002 2003 2004

176 161 176

263 177 198

303 238 245

287 272 277

306 278 264

368 349 330

388 367 370

252 181 261

299 224 262

265 227

THOUSAND SETS

THOUSANDS

228

JAN

FEB

M4R

APR

MAY

JUN

1-0- 2002 -A-

SQUARE

METRES 2.2.16 COLOUR TELEVISION

383

169

140

140

146

222 184

188 201

JUL

AUG

SEP

2003 -0- 2004

I

22-14 WOVEN COTTON FABRICS, PRODUCTION

t

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP OCT

1-n- 2002 -A- 2003 -0-20041

-37-

1

JAPAN

I

I 22.18 CEMENT

22.19 PIG-IRONAND

FERRO-ALLOYS

22.20 CRUDE STEEL

UNIT

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

I

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

5025 4828 4699

6542 5980 5779

6819 6381 6191

5463 5247 5031

5273 5193 5265

6090 5625 5464

5644 5503 5617

5370

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002

6824

6642 6539 6656

7054 7114 7033

6792 6923 6868

6976

7143 7278

6112 6174 6691

6685

2003 2004

7215 7245

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003

8482 9321

7867 8381

8706

8756 8956

9390

9141

2004

9338

8945

9394 9300

9180

9650 9625

9319 9420

THOUSANDS

2002 2003 2004

657 715 685

755 755 765

800 786 863

661 642 703

675 648 623

2002 2003 2004

1585 1595 1494

879 934

1487

1150

1177

645 901 1101

6847 6886

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

6000 5740 5585

6523 6298 6067

6634

6633

6369

6250

7079 7068 7189

6837

7051 7100 7178

6902 6878

6927

6739 6717

8977 9258

9241 9249

9124 8994

9457 9427

9305 9277

9299 9284

9551

9397

9209

9725

698 717 773

772 754 768

600

554

766 766 743

768 709

704 674

571

764 758 796

710 638

1035 1469

1002 I670 1638

794

467

904

896

488

1211

765 559 731

1225

1132

857 1047 995

5343 5050

22.18 CEMENT, PRODUCTION

7173

,

22.21 PASSENGER CARS

2.222 STEEL VESSELS

THOUSAND GROSS TONS

1194

JAN

.

FEE

.

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT NOV DEC

22.19 PIG-IRON AND FERRO-ALLOYS, PRODUCTION 7400 7200 U)

2.3 CONSTRUCTION 2.3.1 NEW BUILDINGS COMPLETED 2.3.1.1 RESIDENTIAL

-

2.3.1.2 NON RESIDENTIAL

P THOUSAND SQUARE METRES

2002 2003 2004

8052 7663 8040

8456 8003 8000

9038 8477 8998

10183 9815

THOUSAND SQUARE METRES

2002

4166

4155

4505

2003

4191 4575

4112 4759

2004

...

8538 9152

9975 11108 10140

9408 9505 10206

9343 8815 9551

9141 9148 10114

9763 9619

9427

9451 9531

5088

...

5666

5324

5487

5754

5600

4580

4540

5198

5161

5668

5120

5577

5045

5386

5847

5876

5101

6013 6780

5027 5428

6154

6646

6670

9109 9023

7000

"E 6800 16600

$6400

g

6200

6Ooo 5800

JAN

3. TRANSPORT 3.1 RAILWAY TRAFFIC 3.1 .I PASSENGER-KILOMETRES

3.1 2 FREIGHT TON-KILOMETRES

BILLIONS

BILLIONS

31.O

2002 2003 2004

31.6 31.1 32.6

28.5 28.3 29.3

30.9 31.4

34.0 33.5 34.0

33.4 33.1

2002

1.7

2003 2004

1.7 1.7

1.8 1.8 1.9

2.0 2.1 2.2

1.8 1.8 1.9

1.6 1.7 1.6

31.6 30.9

32.6 34.3

32.4 32.8

30.7 30.5

34.3 34.6

322 32.2

FEB MAR APR

30.4 29.7

JUL

MAY

AUG

SEP OCT NOV DEC

2 2 2 0 CRUDE S T E E ~PRODUCTION

33.1

loo00

1.7 1.8

1.6 1.7

I .7

1.7

1.9 2.0

2.1 2.2

2.0 2.0

2.o 2.1

n

3a

8400 8000

7600

JAN

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

I 2 0 0 2 +2003+20041

-38

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

JAPAN

I

I

UNIT

3.2 INTERNATIONAL MARITIME TRANSPORT 32.1 GOODS LOADED MILLION METRIC TONS

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

1

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

1

DEC

4.1.1 WHOLESALE TRADE INDEX NUMBERS OF VALUE 135

2002 2003 2004

11.7 11.6 13.4

12.5

2002 2003 2004

66.0

12.9

13.2

13.3 14.2

12.5 16.7 13.4

162 18.1

13.1 13.4

60.5 66.4 70.0

61.7 70.8 65.7

65.4 72.0 712

64.9 66.8 67.2

12.4 14.8 14.0

13.6

12.6 12.5

13.3 12.9 13.4

61.6 65.3 66.6

66.5 65.8 71.9

63.1 65.0 67.9

12.3

13.4 11.7

12.7

16.2 17.6

12.9 16.4

65.7 63.6 69.4

68.8 64.5 69.0

68.1 63.7

72.3 73.1

13.0 12.0

125 115

3.2.2 GOODS UNLOADED

4. INTERNAL TRADE

-

MILLION METRIC TONS

73.0 69.2

95

INDEX NUMBERS OF VALUE

85

4.1 WHOLESALE 4.1.1 GENERAL

4.12 FOOD AND BEVERAGES

4.2 RETAIL 4.2.1 GENERAL

4.2.2 FOOD AND BEVERAGES

2000=100

2000=100

2002 2003 2004

80.7 76.5 78.1

86.8 82.4 832

119.2 112.4 113.0

90.7 85.7 88.9

88.2 83.6 82.0

92.0 87.9 92.4

92.0 85.4 90.7

86.7 81.7 86.0

102.5 97.6 100.0

91.o 89.2 90.7

94.2 86.3

102.8 99.9

2002 2003 2004

83.6 78.4 80.3

862 83.7 85.4

101.7

102.3 98.7 99.7

102.9 96.6 92.3

105.3 99.4 102.5

1122

97.1 97.3

101.7 111.6

106.8 98.1 99.6

101.8 96.7 97.0

102.9 96.7

105.2 95.6

129.1 120.6

2002 2003

91.I

85.4 84.9 86.4

93.8 912 90.3

92.1 90.3 88.3

92.0 90.2 88.0

97.0 942 95.1

90.2 88.8 87.4

89.4 87.8 87.5

91.o 91.4

93.5 90.5

110.1 1102

2004

88.8 89.7

102.2 100.8 99.1

2002 2003 2004

88.6 91-4 91.7

85.5 89.5 91.9

93.0 97.3 98.1

92.1 96.0 94.5

93.5 97.O 95.6

93.1 95.9 92.9

95.3 98.2 97.7

98.4 101.I 99.4

91.o 93.3 92.0

92.4 95.6 95.1

JAN

FEB

. MAR

: MAY

APR

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

5.1.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS

962 4200

2000=100

2000=100

4000 2

!! ZE

90.1 92.2 93.6

117.5 122.4

i a

3800

3600 3400

3200

5. EXTERNAL TRADE

3000

5.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS 5.1.1 IMPORTS BILLION YEN

5.12 WPORTS

,

75

BILLION YEN

JAN

3535 3612 3793

3210 3591 4146

3652 3854 4174

3429 3551 4210

3399 3761 4231

3758 3831 4317

3750 3558

3367

3574 3780 4030

4022 4325 4768

4773 4806 5442

4401 4609 5107

4152 4301 4724

4430 4428 5289

4397

4068

4450

4568

4330 4783

4859 5463

4650 4900

4640

4643 5308

4547

4958

100.9 105.3 105.0

91.5

106.8 111.7 115.8

100.4

99.4

106.3

104.1 114.4

100.1 I 13.2

110.1 114.2

115.8 116.5

93.6 96.3 106.4

100.3 99.0 116.7

102.5 104.9

95.8 95.8

105.8 113.6

117.3

106.3

102.8 107.3 120.1

3390 3745

3244 3398

3774

2002 2003 2004

3560 3842 4274

FEB

MAR

MAY

APR

[+

3773 3836

3515 3846 4319

2002 2003 2004

JUN

S.12 TOTAL VALUE

5472

JUL

AUG

2002 -&- 2003 +2004

DEC

I

OF EXPORTS

5600 5200

5.2 INDEX NUMBERS OF QUANTUM, UNIT VALUE AND TERMS OF TRADE 5.2.1- QUANTUM 52.1 .IIMPORTS

5.2.1.2 EXPORTS

2000=100

2000=100

2002 2003 2004

...

...

...

...

107.6 113.6

93.5 96.3

105.8 124.3

107.4 118.4

2002 2003

...

...

...

...

85.7 96.8

96.6 108.1

108.1

2004

104.5 118.3

123.0

105.5 108.9

I05.8 115.6

103.6 105.4

101.1 114.1

3600

119.4

3200 JAN

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

[-ck2002*2003

-39-

AUG

SEP

+20041

OCT

--I-NOV

DEC

JAPAN

1

I

UNIT

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FEE

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

1

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

5.3.3 IRON ORE, IMPORTS

5.2.2 UNIT VALUE 5.22.1 IMPORTS

5.2.2.2 EXPORTS

52.3 TERMS OF TRADE

2000=100

2000=100

2000=100

2002 2003 2004

...

...

...

...

101.9 97.4

106.4 102.5

106.5 101.9

103.2 99.8

2002 2003 2004

...

...

...

...

104.2 102.5

104.1

103.3

102.5

102.8

102.4 100.3

2002 2003

...

...

...

...

102.3

97.8

97.0

2004

105.2

100.0

100.9

102.7 100.6 105.9

101.1 106.2

103.0 103.8 103.1 100.3 1032

99.9

992 100.5

97.4

100.2 101.2 105.7

100.1

100.3

103.6

104.1

104.5

104.0 109.0

100.1 108.6

96.9 108.6

95.8

97.3

102.7

99.7

104.0 105.3

102.8 105.1

98.7 105.0 104.5

100.6 105.2 105.7

102.1 1002 106.4

104.0 100.2

100.9

102.9

99.5 101.6

98.6 101.o

100.3 105.1

98.6 103.4

99.9 104.6

100.5 103.7

99.2

99.4

95.9

97.3

98.0

102.8

105.0

JAN

FEE

MAR

5.3 VALUE OF PRINCIPAL IMPORTS 5.3.1 WHEAT

5.32 WOOD

APR

MAY

(+ZOO2

BILLION YEN

16.6

14.0

2004

9.6 10.8

7.8 11.5

2002 2003

49.7 56.0

40.5

2004

BILLION YEN

BILLION YEN

BILLION YEN

9.2

11.0

9.6

7.3

9.6

11.3

10.6

18.1

13.0

142 15.5

12.1

9.5 122

8.9 9.5

11.6 12.7

12.7 10.8

9.4

9.8

8.9

14.4 13.0

41.7 47.7

46.8 512

46.6

39.7

49.6

45.5

42.4 42.0

49.5 42.9

48.2 37.8

50.6 40.4

46.9

38.0

50.3

51.9

49.9

44.1 55.1

45.8 46.8

46.5

45.0

53.3

51.l

452

44.0

2002 2003 2004

35.0

30.6

34.0

32.6 33.7

30.4 30.1

29.1 30.7 34.1

29.6 34.1

35.0 32.5 34.2

29.1 33.1 34.4

312 33.5 39.7

30.2 30.5 35.0

30.1 33.7 40.4

36.9 31.5 35.5

28.8 29.3

30.9 35.7

2002 2003

72.0

63.3 63.4

72.7 62.3

63.0 62.5

57.3

65.1

642

64.0 612

89.6

105.1

99.0

55.4 90.1

53.3

78.0

67.1 102.2

60.5 60.8 93.1

68.3

62.8 110.4

66.4 67.0

2004

69.0 65.6 61.5

2002

317

326

327

395

373

313

389

400

359

412

464

494

2003

466

529

553

482

411

394

413

432

398

390

372

487

2004

457

428

467

497

387

450

507

579

542

573

2002 2003

102 6.1

13.7

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

+2003+2004(

53.4 COAL, IMPORTS

z 5.3.3 IRON ORE

5.3.4 COAL

622 64.5

F 0 2

4

JAN

5.3.5 PETROLEUM, CRUDE AND

PARTLY REFINED

BILLION YEN

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

1-D-2002 -A-2003

AUG

-0-2004)

5.3.5 PETROLEUMCRUDE AND PARTLY REFINED, IMPORTS

5.4 QUANTITY AND VALUE OF PRINCIPAL EXPORTS

600

5.4.1 SYNTETIC FABRICS 5.4.1.1 QUANTITY

MILLI0N SQUARE METRES

2002 2003

BILLI0N YEN

2002

2004

56.4

61.9

66.7

80.3

89.0

71.5

63.0

72.7

70.3

86.3

63.7 59.0

60.2

67.2 60.4

74.3

48.2 46.1

61.7

74.1

71.O

61.3

73.9

63.5

82.0

63.3

63.1

63.2

78.3

84.5 82.4

62.1

622

64.8

12.5 11.0

13.3 14.0 13.2

14.6

13.8 12.1

14.9

17.4

13.1 12.2

16.1 17.2

15.0 15.4

12.8 12.8 13.4

14.3 14.8

550 500

z g450

5.4.1.2 VALUE

2003 2004

10.7

12.6 13.5

13.3

19.0 18.7 19.3

13.8

13.7

152 14.3

192 19.1

z

3 m

400 350 300

250

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

1-0-2002 +2003

-40-

AUG

SEP

+20041

OCT

NOV

DEC

JAPAN

5.422 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, EXPORTS

5.4.2 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS 5.4.2.1 QUANTITY THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

2626

2787

2498 2943

2774 2821

3194 3075 3545

3154 2975 3062

3337 2713 2616

3080 3045 2817

2967

2915 2867

3230 2883 2904 165 169

171 166 200

164

214

168 184 226

168 179 208

2773

3206

2695 2953

2902 2508

2738 2487

230

3027 3201

220

210

200

5.42.2 VALUE

BILLION YEN

2002 2003 2004

133 140 169

148 163

164 186

154 163

170 179

172

225

197

198

187 225

158 158

176 I92 160

5.4.3 AUDIO APPARATUS 5.4.3.1 QUANTITY

MILLIONS

2002 2003 2004

21.o 24.3 242

24.3 28.3 25.0

30.7 29.9 27.5

31.4 32.1 28.7

28.6 28.4 26.0

31.8 23.7 23.3

29.1 26.0 24.2

30.2 30.8 20.6

31.5 32.2 24.5

35.3 38.9 26.7

36.5 31.I

32.6

140

29.0

130

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DE(

1-0-2002 -A-2003 -0-20041 5.4.3.2

VALUE

BILLION YEN

2002 2003 2004

14.3 14.0 10.5

16.4 16.3 12.6

22.4 17.3 15.2

23.0 17.9 14.2

20.3 14.0 12.3

22.O 14.5 12.8

21.3 14.1 12.2

21.I 15.3 13.0

21.7 16.8 14.6

20.2 14.7 15.1

22.0 13.6

18.4 132

5.4.4.2 MOTORS VEHICLES. EXPORTS 880

5.4.4 MOTOR VEHICLES 5.4.4.1 QUANTITY

THOUSANDS

2002 2003 2004

373

2002 2003 2004

608 719 676

443 436

442 455 468

468 481 524

409 499

709 709

768 753

744 759

722

810

729

501

526

564

486 509 519

781 839 861

769 759 788

847 754

441 436 480

480 469 527

513 496 556

438 423 466

521 540

661 663 714

722 744 786

768 761 820

625 635 665

502

840

485 538

800 7:

! z 5.4.4.2 VALUE

5.4.5 VESSELS 5.4.5.1 QUANTITV

5.4.5.2 VALUE

BlLLtON YEN

774 800

760

1720 680 640

NUMBERS

BILLION YEN

76 65 66

61 60 66

76 85

113 67 135

77 85

73 52

80

113 147 124

95.7 94.9 96.4

95.6 94.9 96.5

95.5 94.9 96.6

95.2 94.7 96.6

95.3

95.1

94.8 96.7

94.9

95.5 94.7 96.0

95.3 94.7 96.1

95.2 94.6 96.3

95.3 94.4 96.6

95.3 94.5 96.7

95.1 94.4

2002 2003 2004

60 62 62

53 50 57

89 68 76

89 86 81

71 55 50

71 65 71

80 62 59

67 71

2002 2003 2004

133 132 147

83 88 135

139 Ill 97

59 81 99

74 62 120

118 127 94

71 89

71 60

83

2002 2003

96.1 95.1 95.1

96.2 95.3 95.3

96.1 95.3

96.0

95.9 94.8 95.7

95.8 94.7 96.0

96.0 95.2 94.6

96.0 95.3 94.9

96.0 95.4 95.2

95.9 94.8 95.6

95.7 94.6 95.8

58

57 46

600

JAN

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

[+2002

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

-A-2003 +3-20041

5.4.5.2 VESSELS, EXPORTS

6. PRlcES

6.1 DOMESTIC CORPORATE GOODS PRICE INDEX 6.1.1 GENERAL 2000=100

2004 6.1.2 MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY PRODUCTS

2000=100

2002 2003 2004

95.5

95.1 95.7 96.0

95.1 95.5

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

/-a-2002 *2003

-41-

AUG

SEP

U20041

OCT

NOV

DEC

JAPAN

I

I

UNIT

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

1

DEC

61.1 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX

6.2 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX 6.2.1 GENERAL

6.2.2 FOOD

2000=100

2000=100

2002

98.4

97.9

98.1

98.4

98.7

98.6

98.2

98.5

98.5

98.3

98.3

98.3

2003

98.0

97.7

98.0

98.3

98.5

98.2

98.0

98.2

98.3

98.3

97.8

97.9

2004

97.7

97.7

97.9

97.9

98.0

98.2

97.9

98.0

98.3

98.8

2002

98.6

97.8

97.8

98.2

99.2

98.9

98.3

99.0

98.9

98.7

98.8

98.6

2003 2004

99.2 99.1

98.8 99.6

98.7 99.4

98.8 98.8

99.0

98.4

97.7

98.0

98.4

98.4

97.4

97.8

99.0

99.4

98.5

98.5

99.0

100.7

\ I

0

f (Y

98.0

7. FINANCE 97.8

7.1 MONEY SUPPLY 7.1.1 MONEY

7.19 RESERVE MONEY

7 2 FOREIGN ASSETS (NET)

7.3 EXCHANGE RATE (SPOT RATE)

BILLION

2002

274828 285420 330753 338925 331914 340559 332330 333103 329719 330702 339329 347980

YEN

2003

337498 340890 349720 354544 354291 354360

2004

355548 358291 365801 368349 361810 367910 367683 362252 365191 366949

BILLION

2002

83211

83787

YEN

2003 2004

94200

94474

BILLION YEN

YEN PER US DOLLAR

a b

INCLUDING BROWN SUGAR.

C

INCLUDING RESTORATION AND CONVERSION.

99707

92435

86032

87500

106288 101749 103550

104466

109876 108836 112127 109766 107650 109643

350193 353265 351601 349111 355390 363600

97.8

i JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

88064 92318 99401 86648 86680 89945 104406 104147 108948 104802 106331 111363 107494 109035 110954 108105 111254

2002

...

. ..

.. .

.,.

...

28054

26872

27158

28990

27411

25665

26849

2003

25246

28789

32226

29880

27960

27024

26244

27150

26327

23424

24277

24142

2004

21464

20830

18348

18086

17983

19676

22045

25020

26128

26408

2002

132.94

133.89

132.71

127.97

123.96

11922

119.82

117.97

121.79

122.48

122.44

119.37

2003 2004

11921 105.88

117.75 109.08

119.02 103.95

119.46 110.44

118.63 109.56

119.82 108.69

120.11 111.67

117.13 109.86

110.48 110.92

108.99 105.87

109.34 103.17

106.97

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

I+2002 b-2003 +2004 I

-42-

OCT

NOV

DEC

OCT

NOV

DEC

7.1.1 MONEY

JAN

PUBLIC UTILITIES ONLY.

MAY

1 +2002 -& 2003 -0-2004 I

2.1.1 ELECTRICITY, PRODUCTION

1. POPULATION 1.1 CRUDE BIRTH RATE

1.2 CRUDE DEATH RATE

1.3 FAMILY PLANNING 1.3.1 FEMALE POPULATION AGED 1544

2002 2003 2004

7.2 7.2

PER 1000 POPULATION

2002 2003 2004

3.2 3.3

THOUSANDS

2002 2003

PER 1000 POPULATION

(MIDYEAR ESTIMATES)

220

-

-

200 180

-

121.8 122.1

B

-

-

9 a

-

160

140 120 100 80

2004

JAN

FEE

2. INDUSTRY MILLION KWH

116.6 117.2 121.4

130.8 134.2 133.0

139.5 144.7 164.2

152.9 147.6 175.5

...

... 15.7 20.4

1.1 0.3 14.6

...

12

32.1 7.3

2.6 15.8 5.4

02

2.7

0.9 15.2 17.1

960.0 961.o 1307.0

997.9

943.4

660.7 1355.3

2002 2003 2004

105.4 109.6 112.5

91.5 98.1 108.9

2.2 CONSTRUCTION 2.2.1 BUILDINGS COMPLETED (PRIVATE CONSTRUCTION) 2.2.1.1 RESIDENTIAL THOUSAND 2002 SQUARE 2003 METRES 2004

... 36.4 0.7

22.1.2 NON-RESIDENTIAL

THOUSAND SQUARE METRES

MAY

[+2002

2.1 PRODUCTION OF SELECTED COMMODITY 2.1.1 ELECTRICITY (NET)

MAR APR

...

167.1 180.% 200.2

135.6 153.6 168.0

117.2 137.4

114.7 128.7

114.4 117.6

0.6 0.3

1.7 27.4

0.9

3.1 0.9

3.7 12.0

0.3 0.4

971.1 1115.1

1003.2 1159.6

1066.4 1223.2

...

...

...

64.1 6.6

0.8 6.7

0.3 49.8

20.3 19.1 13.6

20.4 5.3 2.1

0.1 43.6

1016.1

1112.7

884.5

596.6 1327.4

862.7 815.8 1300.8

1046.8 1524.0

1273.4 1618.0

1001.1 1313.3

1828 1899 2457

1650 1921 2517

1649 1929

1966 1956 2372

1508 1630 1971

1599 1628

... 0.9

2002 2003 2004

6.2 16.9 0.1

2002

778.1

2003 2004

9872 1333.9

934.9 1047.4 1110.6

2002 2003 2004

1575 1638 1568

921 1088 1792

1727 1768 2331

1715

1955

1836

1847 2471

1909 2230

1948 2453

1924 2040 2547

2002 2003

1459 1780 1366

935 794 1248

1204 1479 1651

1337 1550 1643

1739 1712 1827

1842 2102 2372

2004 2280 2369

0.4

'I57.0 171.9 205.0

0.2 2.7

8.5 3.1

...

...

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV DEC

OCT

NOV

-6-2003 -0-20041

4.1.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS

. ..

3. TRANSPORT

3.1 INTERNATIONAL TOURIST TRAVEL 3.1.1 TOTAL VISITOR ARRIVALS THOUSANDS

FEE

MAR APR MAY JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

DEC

143-2002 4-2003 +20041 4.12TOTAL VALUE OF EXPORTS

4. EXTERNAL TRADE 4.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS 4.1.1 IMPORTS MILLION PATACAS

4.1 2 EXPORTS

MILLION PATACAS

2400

2004

1789 1981

1755 2129

2200 Zoo0

5 3s 1555 1647

1812 2143

1800 1600

14W

j

1200 loo0

800 600 JAN

FEE

MAR APR

MAY

1+2002

-43-

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

-A-2003 -Q-2004\

OCT NOV DEC

MACAO, CHINA

I

I

5. PRICES 5.1 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX 5.1.1 ALL ITEMS

UNIT

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FE6

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

1

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

5.1.1 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX 96.5

OCTOBER 1999 I 2002 SEPTEMBER 2000 2003 = 100 2004

95.63 94.45 93.59

95.97 93.97 93.60

95.22 93.82 93.42

95.04 93.84 93.66

94.81 93.77 93.74

94.90 93.57 93.98

94.92 92.71 94.34

94.90 92.74 94.58

94.54 93.24 95.22

94.70 93.22

94.32 93.12

94.36 93.08

96.0

5 95.5 I

8 95.0 N

5.12 FOOD

OCTOBER 1999I 2002 SEPTEMBER 2000 2003

= 100

2004

96.68 95.34 95.48

97.59 95.26 96.79

96.71 95.49 96.10

96.05 94.98 96.19

95.08 94.99 95.55

95.75 94.76 96.18

95.85 94.49 97.31

96.63 94.45 97.75

96.35 95.74 99.10

96.61 94.98

95.71 94.68

95.55 94.80

6

94.5

g

94.0

g

93.5 93.0 82.5

6. FINANCE

6.1 MONEY SUPPLY 6.1.1 MONEY (Ml)

6.2 FORElGN ASSETS (NET)

6.3 EXCHANGE RATE (MONTHLY AVERAGE)

JAN

MILLION

2002

6403

6107

6153

5933

6371

6497

6145

6125

6090

5892

6323

6351

PATACAS

2003 2004

6842 9223

6391 9110

6556 9575

6305 9554

6380 9621

6887 10732

6827 11264

7416 12030

7320

7590

8307

8790

MILLION

2002

85276

86148

88654

90113

PATACAS

2003 2004

PATACAS PER US DOLLAR

2002 2003 2004

8.033 8.033 7.999

8.033 8.033 8.008

8.034 8.033 8.026

8.034 8.033

FEE

MAR APR

MAY

JUN

1 -ct-2002 -A-

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

OCT

NOV

DEC

2003 -0- 2004 1

6.1.1 MONEY (Ml)

90877 91303 90920 92406 93011 94776 96330 97960 98875 300037 100935 101392 103575 102746 103896 108697 110324 112136 113358 114717 115344 115654 115512 115087 114863 117566 119453 121986

8.030

8.033 8.033 8.031

8.034

8.034

8.034

8.033 8.031

8.033

8.033 8.033

8.034

8.034 8.022 8.033

8.033 7.975 8.023

8.033 7.997

8.033 7.997

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

[+2002

-44-

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

4-2003 -0-20041

2.1.1 INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION INDEX

1. POPULATION 1.1 CRUDE BIRTH RATE

PER loo0 POPULATION

-

2002 2003

-

21.6

-

4.5

-

21.9

2004 1.2 CRUDE DEATH RATE

PER loo0 POPULATION

2002 2003

-

4.5

-

2004 1.3 FAMILY PLANNING 1.3.1 NUMBER OF ACCEPTORS 1.3.1.1 IUD

THOUSANDS

0.3 0.3

2002 2003 2004

0.3 0.3 0.3

0.3 0.3 0.3

0.3 0.3 0.3

0.3 0.4 0.3

0.3 0.3 0.3

0.3 0.3

2002 2003 2004

0.3 02 02

0.2 02 02

0.3 0.3 0.3

0.3

0.3 0.2

0.4 0.3

0.3 0.3

0.3 02

0.3 0.2

0.3

0.3 0.1 0.3

0.3 0.3

0.3 0.3

0.3 0.3

0.2 0.2

0.2 02 JAN

FEE

MAR APR MAY JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT NOV

DEC

14-2002 -A-2003 +2004 1.3.1.2 STERILIZATION

1.3.13 ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES

1.3.1.4 OTHER METHODS

THOUSANDS

THOUSANDS

THOUSANDS

2.1.2 MINING

2.1.3 MANUFACTURING

2.1.4 ELECTRICITY

02 02

2002

4.9

4.5

4.7

4.6

4.6

4.8

5.0

4.7

4.8

4.9

3.9

4.2

2003 2004

4.2 4.2

4.8

4.3

5.5

4.3

4.4

5.2

5.0

4.2

4.6

4.1

4.2

4.8

4.5

5.0

5.0

2002

1.o

1.0 1.1

1.1 1.3

1.l

1.3

12 1.6

12

1.3

1.o

1.0 12

1.1

2003

1. l 1.o

12

2004

2. lNWSTRY 2.1 INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION INDEX 2.1.1 GENERAL

02

0.2 0.2

1.o

12

1.l

1.5

1.3

1.3

2.1.2 MINING PRODUCTION INDEX

i

1.o

:

.. .. i i. . i . ..!.:

.....

i

i i

12

1.4

1.4

1.4

1.4

. iI

1993=100

1993=100

1993=100

1993=100

2002 2003

175.9 183.6

180.0 195.4

2004

217.3

2002 2003

216.9

181.4 197.5 224.6

188.5 200.1 2292

127.6 136.5

117.1 121.9

125.1 132.5

117.9 129.4

2004

145.0

129.7

142.4

135.3

132.9 139.0

2002

186.4

198.4

193.9

206.8

2003

192.5

217.0

213.0

218.0

2004

236.5

242.8

246.2

2002

220.0

2003 2004

238.5

194.0 209.6

250.2

231.3

178.4 194.8 220.0

198.5 214.0 237.3

118.1 129.9 129.7

210.9 231.2

255.0

265.4

230.5 244.5

225.7 241.5

237.8

265.1

264.1

189.4

192.1

191.1 213.7

194.9 223.6

207.6 229.7

952 212.6 233.5

199.6 222.2

129.6 129.1

1262 129.7

127.0 126.9

135.9 133.8

131.8 133.9

137.7 142.7

1352

144.0

127.3

191.9

215.7

207.9

213.1

215.4

205.8

209.7

210.1

237.0

227.8

236.4

246.9

236.8

2462

243.6

266.1

252.5

263.6

230.7 242.6

2412

229.3 243.6

228.7

226.0

249.5

238.7 247.5

239.7

249.2

251.2

232.5

249.7

270.0

266.4

269.1

269.2

265.0

210.7 237.1 104.9

JAN

FEE

MAR APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

:

j

.

.] .::

.

I.. ..

:

:I

2

:

!i

ii

j.

.t

OCT NOV M C

-0-2002 -0-2003 -0-20041 2.1.4 ELECTRICITY PRODUCTION INDEX

JAN

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

1-U-2002 -6-2003 +2004)

-45-

SEP

i

i

SEP OCT NOV OEC

I

MALAYSIA

I

I

UNIT

2.2 PRODUCTION OF SELECTED COMMODITIES 2.2.1 CRUDE PALM OIL THOUSAND METRIC TONS 2.2.2 NATURAL GAS

MILLION STANDARD CUBIC FEET

2.2.3 CRUDE OIL

THOUSAND BARRELS

22.4 PLYWOOD

IYEAR

2002 2003 2004 2002 2003 2004 2002 2003 2004

1

JAN

I

935.4 863.3 876.5

FEB

1

774.0 765.5 862.4

MAR

1

893.6 985.1 940.8

APR

1

864.4 1089.7 1008.7

MAY

1

925.4 1173.4 1099.2

JUN

1

943.4 1219.0 1170.1

JUL

I AUG 1

1009.5 1283.6 1270.1

1116.8 1298.5 1332.1

1224.9 1192.7

NOV

I

1058.7 1054.7

DEC

I

29.1 CRUDE PALM OIL, PRODUCTION

922.3 1132.1

. ..

20838 22010 22668

18530 22751 23269

20863 22589 21261

22163 22298 23098

321.7 341.4

331.6 346.4

336.8 342.7

332.1 332.0

359.1 365.8

3492 371.7

4282

453.7

439.5

458.3

486.0

482.7 260 287 251

256

281 295

275 255

251

284

1016.3 1401.O

1025.1 1433.3

1027.0 1332.0

1039.8 13962

5 150

5 120

21726 22728 24313

21207 21646 22560

21755 22990

21788 23061

2004

435.2

22.5 IRON, STEEL BARS AND RODS THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

237

203

288

312

309

282

268

288 225

260 256

312 240

295 271

289 247

272 248

289 259

2002 2003

1007.4 1051.1

1033.0

1348.7

1063.9 1542.7

977.3 1038.1 1499.9

984.6 1142.1 1500.3

1038.1 1317.5 1505.7

1093.4 1432.5

2004

921.7 1022.4 1417.7

1566.7

1043.9 1429.4 1555.5

2002

7496

2003 2004

6368 8065

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

127 130 109

THOUSAND METRIC

2002 2003

TONS

2004

MILLIONS

347.4 370.7

339.4 337.0

2.2.9 CEMENT

APR

MAY

1+2002

. ..

. :

. :

:

:

:

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT NOV

DEC

-0-20041

*2m

2.2.2 NATURAL GAS, PRODUCTION

221

8679

9880

8177

8094

9230

8641

8760

8942

7818

6919 8685

7106 8807

7822 10221

7314 8626

6901

8217

6365

6549 6609

7243

7884 8977

94

127

103 I28

115 134

112 106 133

101 103 134

106 128 115

114 120 119

117 124 105

127 127

140 116

127 121

118 132

1218

993 1107

1173 1507

1152 1584

1252 1562

1333 1542

1319

1287

1526

1156 1618

1127 1376

1169 1462

1235 1316

1356

1336

1442

1474

1483

1390

1472

1471

1545

1449

2002 2003 2004

142 158 166

117 130 191

124

140 152 180

138 152 167

141 136 188

161 145 148

153 150 191

144 155

138 158

141 143

124 I46

2002 2003 2004

75.6 84.6 103.3

100.0 81.1

85.1

100.0 73.4

87.4 74.1 79.5

102.9 93.6

83.1 81.1

91.6 92.0

139.7 133.8

96.4

99.8 85.6 111.3

87.4 84.6

80.5

77.5 61.4 80.7

91.5 79.8 86.9

88.1 75.3

97.3 71.2

95.9 63.6

94.5 70.0

80.9 80.8

170

140

I

100

2.2.8 REFINED SUGAR

FEB MAR

309.0 368.0

6651 8726

7586 7437

. ..

: .

.

__c_

JAN

350.4 355.1

. ..

: ,

22449 24157

21884 21689 23867

286.0 304.3 400.6

THOUSANDS

I

19936 20653 22351

309.6 341.5

2.2.7 CATHETERS

1241.0 1297.0 1488.3

OCT

21800 22746 24109

2002 2003

MILLION PAIRS

1

152131 136470 141342 141263 116308 126600 151332 146099 139424 162278 148338 154653 167990 136633 161910 151421 144605 145661 145550 143223 140396 153313 161512 174372 165094 152769 159377 151425 155684 152265 144215 158277 123684

THOUSAND CUBIC METRES

2.2.6 RUBBER GLOVES

SEP

JAN

:

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

NOV

DEC

I +2002 -6- 2003 +2004 I 29.3 CRUDE OIL, PRODUCTION

1210 2

m

26000

2.2.10 TIN CANS AND ALL TIN PRODUCTS

139 170

U)

3. TRANSPORT

3.1 RAILWAY TRAFFIC 3.1 .lPASSENGER KILOMETRES

-

MILLIONS

92.7

94.3

JAN

-

3.1.2 FREIGHT TON KILOMETRES

MILLIONS

2002 2003 2004

97.6 91.l 70.9

78.0 62.6 68.3

92.5 76.2 75.4

85.6 77.0 75.7

84.0 74.6 81.5

88.6 64.5 84.1

-48-

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

4.1.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS 3 2 INTERNATIONAL MARITIME TRANSPORT 32.1 GOODS LOADED

3.22 GOODS UNLOADED

5714 7947 7602

6382 8005 8275

6141 7926 8211

6790 8094 7618

6537 7341

6392 7207

6658

24939 25045 34697

26913 27846 35028

26910 25856 33383

26479 27479 37061

27084 30447

25548

23972 32186

6416 7615 8190

6295 8871 7566

25669 25861

27013 25477 33542

5652 4756 5533

6774 5933 6527

6679

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

5705 7374 7236

5291 6617

2002 2003

23070 24583 28756

20421 21230 26488

2004

6453 5863

6687

6168

5574

5902 5256 5252

4. EXTERNAL TRAOE 4.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS 4.1.1 IMPORTS MILLION RINGGIT

7435

5917 6276

7069

2002 2003 2004

6500

6939

5844

7372 6231 6269

7062 5742 5764

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

33385

5665

5747

7626 5952

5386

6133 7430 8187

25427 25056 31636

26610

5814

7964

i ;

I

JAN

FEB

i I

i I

; I

MAR APR MAY JUN

4.12 EXPORTS

MILLION RINGGIT

2002 2003 2004

27323 31644 35244

24031 27133 32345

30582 33169 40247

29062 32223 396!3

29087 31983 38465

29131 32526 39875

33094

31515 33496

42385

41441

31066

31213 34463 44379

31925 37201

30967 33236

28574 38713

SEP

AUG

JUL

143-2002 +2003

OCT NOV M C

I

-0-20041

4.12 TOTAL VALUE OF EXPORTS 48oM)

4.2 QUANTITY

OF PRINCIPAL IMPORTS

42.1 GOLD’

KILOGRAMS

2002 2003 2004

7467

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

63.7 166.4 1892

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002

6178

10645 11305

5376 10996 11836

9689 10274

154.9

224.7

152.9

1.4

300.5

100.5

151.0 136.5

133.0 80.1

339.4 135.0

208.3 166.9 722.1

395.2 148.0 886.5

230.5 421.6 458.9

549.4 665.3 770.9

506.8 620.3 690.9

642.4 524.7

79.1 80.7 95.2

79.3 80.0 83.0

70.7 73.1 83.9

78.7 81.4 932

83.8 84.8

78.8 77.7 96.0

77.7 87.5

73.1 68.4

65.0 86.0

181

199

202

188

231

258

251

262

244

219

298 472

296 463

287 405

256 409

283 440

302 426

291 434

354

314

414

199 208 215

224 238 275

226 495 321

200 200 235

208 289 252

190 221 212

213 218

207 238

220

212

185 205

262

200.6 219.0 267.0

213.8 206.8 235.0

186.2 247.8 278.0

208.0 199.5 235.0

206.0 222.1

182.1 237.8 213.0

214.0 220.0 268.0

210.0 237.8

2122 207.2

191.o 229.0

4700 2422 6028

7381 5748 9811

5748 9507 11186

0.5

0.4 66.6

622 132.6 207.9

1.3 66.8 328.2

2003 2004

414.0 237.0 6762

211.8 240.6 602.4

386.9 82.8 829.1

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

63.0 77.0 88.6

58.3 67.0

78.2 83.0 99.9

MILLION RINGGIT

2002

131

127

2003 2004

256 41a

230 429

THOUSAND CUBIC METRES

2002 2003 2004

193 259 219

175 146 155

MILLION RINGGIT

2002 2003 2004

185.0 224.0 218.0

158.3 154.8 174.0

2319 6925

6753

8858

7397 10979

6485 8753

9221 11088

6288 11923

42OW

9303 t38ooO

11657

P 4 2 2 IRONORE

166.3 360.1

26.8

154.7

32

277.8

51.6

212.0

396.0

694.4 516.0

963.4 548.2

EQ 30000 2

42.3 COAL

712.6

m

PO00 JAN

FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP ocf NOV DEC

4.3 QUANTITY AND VALUE OF PRINCIPAL EXPORTS 4.3.1 RUBBER 4.3.1.1 QUANTiTY

4.3.12 VALUE

4.32 SAWN TIMBER 4.32.1 QUANTITY

4.3.22 VALUE

91.4

260.0

-47-

922

I

4.3.12 RUBBER, EXPORTS

. FEB

. MAR

. APR

. MAY

. JUN

. JUL

. AUG

. . . SEP OCT Nw DEC

1+2002 -& 2003 -0- 20041

4.3.3.2 PALM OIL, EXPORTS 4.3.3 PALM OIL 4.3.3.1 QUANTITY

2400

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002

852.0

2003 2004

862.4

041.0

1024.0

947.0

636.0 656.5

965.0

815.1

823.0

967.0

992.0 1193.0

993.0

750.0 1101.0 1439.0

1032.0 1592.0 1791.O

999.0 1570.0 1694.0

1140.0 916.0

907.3 1063.0 919.1

917.1 1269.0 977.1

877.0 1169.0

1263.0 1780.0 1752.0

1223.0 1682.0 1638.0

1299.0 2036.0 1679.0

1294.2

936.1 1320.0

1208.0 1258.0

940.0 875.0

949.0 987.0

1776.0 1974.0

1451.4 1534.0

1520.0

2200 2000

9902 1314.0 t l8O0

4.3.3.2 VALUE

4.3.4 TIN METAL 4.3.4.1 QUANTITY

MILLION RlNGGlT

2002 2003 2004

1579.0 1480.0

1847.0 1636.0

1461.1 1996.0 2114.0

1782.0

1600

a

1400

2

1200

z

loo0

-I

800

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

2.1 1.1 1.9

2.3 0.8 1.3

2.5 0.7 22

3.3 0.7 2.2

4.5 0.6 1.4

3.0 1.1 2.9

2.7 0.8 1.5

2.0 1.o 2.8

MILLION RINGGIT

2002 2003 2004

3 3 3 4

38 13 57

51 12 66

71 10 45

48

32 18 96

22

103

45 16 53

103.4 104.5

101.1 102.5 105.1

1.4 1.l

1.4 2.7

0.9 1.4

0.9 3.0

600

400 JAN

2.7

FEB

MAR APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

1-0-2002 -A-2003 -0-20041 4.3.4.2 VALUE

5. CONSUMER PRICE INDEX 5.1 GENERAL

2000=100

2002 2003 2004

5 2 FOOD

2000=100

2002 2003 2004

19 45

14 33

102.3 104.0 105.0

102.6 1042 105.1

103.3 104.0

103.2 1042

103.3

103.4

104.3

104.2

103.4 104.4

105.0

105.2

105.5

105.6

105.8

103.3 104.3 105.8

101.6

102.1

102.8 104.0

103.1 104.0

101.3 102.2 103.7

101.0 102.4 104.0

100.9 102.5 104.6

101.3 102.4 104.9

101.2 102.7 105.2

101.1 102.6 105.3

20

20 91

22 48

14 29

15 64

103.3 104.6

103.6 104.7

103.8 105.0

101.0 102.8

101.7 103.1

102.4 103.9

5.1 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX

106.2

6. FINANCE (END OF PERJOD )

6.1 MONEY SUPPLY 6.1.1 MONEY

MILLION RlNGGlT

2002 2003 2004

6.12 RESERVE MONEY

MILLION RlNGGlT

2002 2003 2004

6.2 FOREIGN ASSETS (NET)

MILLI0N RlNGGlT

2002 2003 2004

RlNGGlT

2002

PER US DOLLAR

2003 2004

6.3 EXCHANGERATE

87837 85196 85517 83861 85913 85324 86203 86541 95993 92477 91509 91081 92202 94345 94448 97600 96873 106904 107186 108903 105765 106117 108511 107136 109120 109514 86627

42775 47905 49740

41641 43434 47286

40942 43143 47029

40828 42802 47548

40997 43057 46473

40943 42740 46446

40624 43826 47318

40545 44694 47381

40046 44513 47100

87604 90791 91931 99535 I02722 105602

JAN

FE6

MAR APR

MAY

JUN

143-2002 +2003 41301 44555

43541 47666

42582 45534

JUL

AUG

SEP OCT NOV DEC

+20041

6.1.1 MONEY

120339 124907 126107 125267 126185 129553 130567 129822 127182 127208 127646 127734 127353 127862 126759 128167 129946 129476 133215 133841 141191 151410 153382 158137 170732 179566 189309 192505 188883 191639 192702 193667 203013 3.8 3.8 3.8

3.8 3.8 3.8

3.8 3.8 3.8

3.8 3.8 3.8

3.8 3.8 3.8

3.8 3.8 3.8

3.8 3.8

3.8 3.8

3.8 3.8

3.8

3.8

3.8

a

DATA REFERTO 5 MAJOR PORTS IN PENINSULAR MALAYSIAONLY. INCLUDINGTRANSACTIONSOF ITEMS WITH INTERREGIONAL FLOWS.

b

REFERS TO GOLD IN 'NON-MONETARY. UNWROUGHTOR SEMI-MANUFACTUREDFORMS, OR IN POWDER FORM.

3.8 3.8

3.8 3.8

3.8 3.8

JAN

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

L+2002

-48-

JUN

+2003

JUL

AUG

-0-20P41

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

MYANMAR

I

I

UNIT

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

I

JUN

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

1

I

NOV

DEC

2.19 ELECTRICIN, PRODUCTION

1. POPULATION

1.1 CRUDE BIRTH RATE

PER loo0 POPULATIOIJ

23.7

-

-

11.2

-

14 13 13

11 9

377 457

428

396 470

430 464

422 449

457 474

446 452

445 450

2002 2003 2004

1.2 CRUDE DEATH RATE

PER 1000 POPULATION

2002 2003 2004

2. INDUSTRY

2.1 PRODUCTION OF SELECTED COMMODITIES 2.1.1 TIN CONCENTRATES

2. I.2 ELECTRICITY

2.1.3 COTTON YARN

2.1.4 CEMENT

METRIC TONS

15

7

4

7

13

15

8

27

18

13

2002 2003 2004

24 25 19

21 18

21 13 13

MILLION KWH

2002 2003 2004

385 447 463

345 415 373

40 1 472 477

434

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

0.2 0.4 0.3

0.3 0.3 0.3

0.4

0.3

0.3 0.3

0.2

0.4 0.3

0.3 0.3

0.3 0.3

0.4 0.5

0.4 0.3

0.4 0.3

0.3 0.2

0.4 0.3

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

39.4 40.9 53.4

38.4

43.0

40.1 45.6

41.4 49.5

39.7 49.0

33. I 50.6

30.4 47.7

29.4 45.4

41.1 49.3

41.3 49.4

42.8 55.6

45.9

44.6 53.0 51.4

MILLIONS

2002

373

350

445

365

352

415

395

348

347

334

342

353

2004

345

367 413

435 353

403

351 342

384 346

376

355

449 393

455

2003

2002 2003 2004

104 97 86

95

I02 99 86

91 80

96 80

96 78

105 83

97 78

99

109 76

98 79

104

I1 11 7 375

383

3 14

4 16

JAN

FEE

MAR

17

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

]-U-2002 +2003

AUG

SEP

G€T

NOV

DEC

-0-2004j

2.1.4 CEMENT, PRODUCTION

3. TRANSPORT

3.1 RAILWAY TRAFFIC 3.1.1 PASSENGER-KILOMETRES

3.1.2 FREIGHT TON-KILOMETRES

MILLIONS

91 79

83

JAN

FEE

MAR APR

MAY

1+2002

JUN

+2003

3.2.1 GOODS

90

AUG

JUL

-0-2004

SEP

OCT NOV DEC

I

LOADED

160 140

3.2 INTERNATIONAL MARITIME TRANSPORT 3.2.1 GOODS LOADED

I20

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003

61 I04

2004

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003

51 74 147

55 79

44

74 75 3

403 280 161

297 339 182

186 205 271

419 285

37 24

38 110

47 116

111 117

146 117

112 89

95 95

31 76

100

80 60

3.2.2 GOODS UNLOADED

2004

348 315

124 31I

420 270

266 223

179 293

274 244

240 200

266 242

40 20

0 JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

(-Cl-2002 +2003

-49-

JUL

AUG

SEP

-0-20041

OCT

NOV

DEC

MYANMAR

I

I

UNIT

]YEAR

I

JAN

I

[

FEE

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

4.1.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS

3.3 CIVIL AVIATION TRAFFIC (TOTAL SCHEDULED SERVICES) 3.3.1 PASSENGER-KILOMETRES

MILLIONS

3.3.2 CARGO NET TON-KILOMETRES THOUSANDS

2002

23.1

22.5

24.9

24.3

23.6

21.6

21.4

20.9

20.5

24.6

21.7

...

2003

19.4

16.2

19.1

20.0

18.7

14.8

14.2

13.6

13.7

14.1

15.6

...

2004

17.1

?5.8

18.5

2002

37

43

34

32

39

42

37

46

47

48

41

...

2003

36

30

30

31

28

35

37

20

19

17

20

...

2004

17

16

18

13150 16811

14847

12804

25571

34225

...

17035

14414

23897

30327

...

3.4 INTERNATiONAL TOURIST TRAVEL 3.4.1 NUMBER

OF VISITORS

NUMBERS

2002

35207

37675

36358

31784

19633

10201

2003

38950

32399

27879

15909

8855

10627

2004

34755

31820

28365

JAN

FE6

MAR APR

MAY

JUN

1-a-2002 +2003

JUL

SEP

AUG

OCT NOV DEC

-0-20041

4. UCTERNAL TRADE

4.1 TOTAL VALUE OF JMPORTS AND EXPORTS 4.1.1 IMPORTS

MILLION KYATS

974.5

1244.6

1103.7

992.6

1245.7

1407.4

962.1

1156.4

1776.3

2598.7

1007.2

933.3

973.1

1199.7

1426.4

1243.7

1600.1

786.0

792.9

876.9

898.0

1087.5

1277.6

1103.2

2428.4

1157.6

1567.4

2319.3

1762.6

1985.0

1791.9

1957.6

1339.2

1409.0

1345.6

1351.5

1090.7

1538.0

1300.4

1695.7

811.7

811.4

1540.7

711.1

855.0

1584.5

1161.7

52.4

39.0

44.4

36.4

42.7

45.8

51.2

38.8

28.4

25.0

22.0

38.4

26.2

21.7

28.0

10.6

10.4

18.9

45.5

22.0

2002

1243.0

1188.2

2003

1026.1

2004

1278.0

2002

1159.1

2003

1968.4

2004

911.8

2002

29.4

31.1

2003

34.6

20.5

2004

24.1

83.7

31.2

2002

3.0

1.6

2003

0.2

0.9

0.4

2004

0.3

-

0.5

2002

90.0

91.1

4.12 TOTAL VALUE OF EXPORTS i

I

4.1.2 EXPORTS

4.2 VALUE

MILLION KYATS

OF PRINCIPAL IMPORTS

4.2.1 PAPERAND PAPER PRODUCTS MILLION

KYATS

A--+ __i_

4.2.2 COTTON YARN

4.2.3 BASE METALS AND

MANUFACTURES OF BASE METAL

MILLION KYATS

MILLION KYATS

4.2.4 MACHINERY(NON-ELECTRICAL MILLION

AND TRANSPORTEQUIPMENT) KYATS

1.o

0.4

0.7

0.3

0.9

0.9

0.3

0.9

...

0.6

1.2

1.0

0.7

0.6

0.6

0.8

0.1

...

77.9

148.6

78.0

90.4

114.1

54.3

44.2

49.9

...

...

68.0

42.0

150.3

...

...

...

...

...

...

2003

52.9

73.5

79.0

2004

204 I

206.1

65.2

2002

264.2

164.6

143.0

197.2

182.1

163.5

274.4

363.9

137.2

165.0

. . . . . .

2003 2004

141.2

209.3

175.3

125.7

303.1

267.3

...

...

...

...

. . . . . .

300.1

201.1

344.1

JAN

FEE

MAR APR

MAY

1+2002

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT NOV DEC

-6-2003 -0-20041

42.4 MACHINERY (NON-ELECTRICALAND TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT), IMPORTS

JAN

FE6

M A R APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

MYANMAR

I

I 4.3 QUANTITY AND VALUE

UNIT

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

I MAR I

APR

1

MAY

1

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

4.3.3.2 TEAK, EXPORTS

OF PRINCIPAL W O R T S

4.3.1 RICE AND RICE PRODUCTS 4.3.1.1 QUANTIW

4.3.1.2 VALUE

160

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002

108.3

122.0

136.2

85.3

93.1

2003

72.9

66.4

101.0

53.4

26.5

2004

5.0

MILLION KYATS

2002

90.8

101.4

116.3

69.4

76.8

65.5

36.9

47.9

62.5

2003

57.1

56.6

88.4

45.5

21.5

31.4

...

...

...

2004

4.6

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002

2.6

4.2

4.5

2.4

2.4

2.8

1.3

1.1

0.6

2003

3.3

2.3

2.7

1.5

3.3

5.7

...

...

...

2004

4.5

0.4

1.1

MILLION KYATS

2002

7.0

11.6

12.9

7.2

6.9

9.4

4.3

4.4

2.5

2003

15.3

10.8

14.7

8.3

15.5

25.4

...

...

...

2004

25.4

2.2

6.7

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002

13.7

15.2

19.5

15.4

15.8

14.2

14.2

17.5

20.2

17.4

27.4

19.7

...

...

...

MILLION KYATS

82.2

49.7

65.2

84.9

44.1

...

...

...

33.6

...

. . . . . .

150

... ...

140

cn

2 ...

...

s

. . . . . .

...

d

26.4

130

I10

1m

9

100

4.3.2 RAW RUBBER 4.3.2.1 QUANTITY

4.3.2.2 VALUE

... . . . . . . 0.4

... ...

4.3.3.2 VALUE

80 JAN

1.8 ... . . . . . .

... ...

. ,.

...

. . . . . .

...

...

...

. . . . . .

...

4.3.3 TEAK 4.3.3.1 QUANTITY

90

21.6

2003

18.7

14.9

20.3

2004

23.6

23.1

25.5

2002

107.3

108.3

123.4

133.6

110.2

94.1

91.0

116.8

121.7

2003 2004

123.3

102.6

137.0

112.2

144.1

108.4

...

...

...

129.5

123.8

126.3

2002

227.8

227.8

240.5

253.4

266.9

277.8

292.1

307.2

327.5

339.3

347.7

351.7

2003

365.6

372.5

370.4

390.6

393.0

396.4

399.9

403.4

406.5

408.8

411.3

412.8

2004

412.4

402.8

399.9

2002

224.7

229.3

239.5

254.2

270.2

283.8

303.0

323.1

348.0

361.6

370.6

375.1

2003

384.9

391.8

387.8

400.2

403.4

408.0

410.8

414.4

417.4

419.8

423.1

423.0

2004

421.2

405.3

400.1

144.7

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

5.1.1 CONSUMER PRICE INDW 450

400

350

5. PRICES 5.1 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX (YANWN) 5.1.1 All ITEMS 1997=100

5.1.2 FOOD AND BEVERAGES

1997=100

250

200

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

1+2002 __--

JUN

JUL

+2003

AUG

-0-20041

____

-

6.1.1 MONEY

6. FINANCE (END OF PERIOD) 6.1 MONEY SUPPLY 738107 779984 839490 857571 859071 852901 863978 912123 958134 973914 988243 1009470 1053450 1103470 1129800 1123780 1127220 1126320 1149670 1145680 1128550 1151070 1167420 1186100 1216390 1243250 1301720 1312280 1347100 1360110 1385560

6.1.1 MONEY

MILLlON KYATS

2002 2003 2004

6.1.2 RESERVE MONEY

MILLION KYATS

2002

682951

2003

921978 1034630 1099680 1109410 1123270 1142000 1183520 1198930 1207160 1237810 1267470 1289020

2004 6.2 FOREIGNASSETS (NET)

MILLION KYATS

723247 779673

782290 774264

790693

813182

826028 852834

862175

866340 882043

1324540 1365820 1423070 1442850 1487460 1515460 1539900

2002

-10341

-10474

-9806

-9251

6944

-9307

-9318

-9377

-9272

-9185

-8692

-8974

2003

-9402

-9411

-10465

-9955

-9788

-10157

-10464

-10588

-10672

-10258

-10356

-9135

2004

-8428

-8270

-9717

-9210

-9170

-9784

-9805

-I 703

JAN

FEE

WR

APR

M4Y

JUN

F 2 0 0 2 +2003 6.3 EXCHANGE RATE

(OFFICIAL RATE)

KYATS PER US DOLLAR

2002

6.85

6.84

6.82

6.71

6.59

6.40

6.43

6.41

6.43

6.44

6.43

6.26

2003

6.18 5.74

6.21 5.75

6.19 5.75

6.15 5.86

5.99 5.79

6.07 5.80

6.11 5.84

6.18 5.82

6.01 5.79

5.94 5.68

5.87

5.73

2004

JUL

AUG

+2004]

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

NEPAL

1

I

UNIT

IYEAR

I

JAN

1

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

2.1.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS

1. POPULATION 1.1 CRUDE BIRTH RATE

1.2 CRUDE DEATH RATE

PER 1000 POPULATION

PER 1000 POPULATION

-

2002 2003 2004

32.6 32.0 31.3

-----

-

9.7 9.5 9.2

----

8452.0

9803.2

_ I

-

2002 2003

-_

2004

-

2. EXTERNAL TRADEa 2.1 TOTAL VALUE OF lMPOR?S AND EXPORTS

2.1.1 IMPORTS

2.1.2 EXPORTS

MILLION RUPEES

MILLION RUPEES

2002 2003 2004

8910.2

2002 2003

3769.6

8444.8

8970.2

8784.4

JAN

4307.6

4263.9

2929.0

3139.3

FEB

MAR APR MAY JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT NOV DEC

3316.2 2.12 TOTAL VALUE OF EXPORTS

2004 2.2 VALUE OF PRINCIPAL IMPORTS 2.2.1 FOOD AND LIVE ANIMALS

--

4500

MILLION RUPEES

2002 2003 2004

496.4

2.2.2 MINERAL FUELS AND LUBRICANTS

MILLION RUPEES

2002 2003 2004

1206.7

2.2.3 CHEMICALS AND DRUGS

MILLION RUPEES

2002 2003

990.2

509.7

541.5

523.1

646.0

627.4 4000

P 1149.1

1295.1

1334.0

1499.2

2-

1775.0

az

pooo a

930.1

940.0

1029.2

843.7

1183.0

2500

2004

2000

I

JAN

2.2.4 MACHINERY AND TRANSPORT MILLION EQUIPMENT RUPEES 2.3 VALUE OF PRINCIPAL EXPORTS 2.3.1 FOOD AND LIVE ANIMALS

2.3.2 CRUDE MATERIALS. INEDIBLE, EXCEPT FUELS

MILLION RUPEES

MILLION RUPEES

2002 2003 2004

1862.1

2002 2003 2004

491.2

2002 2003 2004

92.4

1518.0

2039.2

1463.7

1404.9

FEB

MAR APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

NOV

DEC

1578.1 22.4 MACHINERYAND TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT, IMPORTS

460.1

365.1

259.9

383.4

452.6

2200 2000

96.0

78.6

57.8

67.8

t:

75.7

1800

Y

3

s

1600 1400

1200 loo0

JAN

- 52 -

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NEPAL

I

I 2.3.3 ANIMAL AND VEGETABLE OILSAND FATS

2.3.4 MANUFACTURED GOODS

UNIT MILLION RUPEES

MILLION RUPEES

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

2002 2003 2004

800.5

2002 2003 2004

1157.1

FEB

I

937.4

MAR

I

1001.0

APR

I

234.0

MAY

I

387.7

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

112.4

1500

1400

1314.5 1458.0

P

1214.0 1182.2 1310.4

$

1995196 = 100

1300

e

3

1

3. CONSUMER PRICE INDEX (KATHMANDU)

3.1 GENERAL

2.3.4 MANUFACTURED GOODS, EXPORTS

2002 2003 2004

136.4

2002 2003 2004

133.9

134.6

134.0

134.2

135.8

1200

1100

136.8

loo0

JAN

3.2 FOOD AND BEVERAGES

1995/96= 100

128.7

127.3

127.6

130.8

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

AUG

3.1 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX

4. FINANCE

4.1 MONEY SUPPLY 4.1.1 MONEY

FEE

132.7

140

MILLION RUPEES

2002 2003 2004

74376

76401

77636

76578

76675

78245

MILLION RUPEES

2002 2003 2004

69997 74226 78426

73355 77613 80344

75056 76118 86587

74068 78244 88129

77208 81649 88748

75524 81420 89213

MILLION RUPEES

2002 2003 2004

87532

84862

85924

84007

86599

85191

138

136

4.12 RESERVE MONEY

78970 80100 92982

74372 74872 87846

70916 73877 88919

76705 77996

75082 76703

73924 76063

I34

132

4.2 FOREIGN ASSETS (NET)

130

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

M Y

JUN

JUL

I-D- 2002 I 4.3 EXCHANGE RATE (END OF PERIOD)

RUPEES PER US DOLLAR

2002 2003 2004

76.68 78.05 74.04

77.43 78.05 73.55

76.68 78.05 73.55

77.85 77.57

71.20

77.95 77.30 73.45

78.30 76.39 73.45

78.30 75.05 74.45

78.31 74.79 74.95

78.30 74.32 74.79

78.30 73.79 74.63

78.30 73.79

78.30 74.04

4.1.1 MONEY 82000

a

MONTHS ENDING THE 15TH. 80000 U)

E

78000

0:

53

76000

f 74000

d

72m

JAN

- 53 -

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

NEW ZEALAND

I

UNIT

YEAR

JAN

FE6

d MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

1. POPULATION

1.1 CRUDE BIRTH RATE

PER 1000 POPULATION

1.2 CRUDE DEATH RATE

PER 1000 POPULATION

-

2002 2003 2004

13.92 14.33 -14.85

2002 2003 2004

6.66 6.28 6.37 -

---

13.37 13.42 --14.23

-

--

-

OCT

13.88 --13.91 --14.24

-

8.07 -8.15 7.85--

---

NOV

--

--

1

-

13.64 14.33

---

--

7.00 -6.84 6.69 ---

DEC

6.75 -6.66

--

I

2. INDUSTRY

2.1 PRODUCTION OF SELECTED COMMODITIES 2.1.1 TOBACCO METRIC TONS

2.1.2 BEER

2.1.3 CRUDE PETROLEUM AND CONCENTRATES

2.1.5 ELECTRICITY

2.1.7 FIBER BOARD

THOUSAND METRIC

2002 2003 2004

224 244 191 ---

TERAJOULES

MILLION

---

---

72699 74921 ----

211.5 204.3---

69827 -69986

7Z78 -74927

-

---

---

--

20726 15618 13585

24721 17883 12738

23112 14914 14267

22321 18757 16032

20258 16946 14959

20584 13300

2002 2003 2004

2661 2804 3039

2990 2862 3232

3197 3060 3353

3171 3046 3405

3399 3445 3712

3171 3220 3384

31 89 3227

--

THOUSAND CUBIC METRES

2002 2003 2004

196 199 204

--

219 227 226

2002 2003 2004

336 359 464

2002 2003 2004

235 207 332

381 464 550 246 282 345

427 473 473 324 226 235

-----

218 227

--

286 237 306

220 279 364

-54-

417 517 445 247 248 340

2.1.4 NATURAL GAS, PRODUCTION

-25000

266 176

--

16495 11759

23000

19094 11921

3

21ooo

/

--

lsooo

1

17000

k

3069 3059

2988 3079

13000 i

i

;

:

.I

:I

488 486 451 242 261 396

217 220

!

:

:

;

:#

;

,

:

3

. I:

jI

. k.

i

.

jS

:

:

:I

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

1-0-

----

JUL

AUG

SEP

2002 -A- 2003 +20041

2.1.5 ELECTRICITY, PRODUCTION

-

214 251

DEC

NOV

OCT

231 223 ---

423 538

;

11000

JAN

I

--

398 482 429

94498 --92904

15ooo

--

---

235 ---222

358 437 565

---

323.2 276.8 --

_-

---

294 233 220 ----

16598 15396 13033

TONS

THOUSAND SQUARE METRES

I

2002 2003 2004

217 160 217

METRES

---

--

313 229 ---202 ---

219 -201 237

SQUARE

__--

-

188.6 200.7 202.3 --

2002 2003 2004

THOUSAND METRIC

2.2 CONSTRUCTION 2.2.1 NEW BUILDINGS CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED 2.2.1.1 RESIDENTIAL THOUSAND

2.2.1.2NON-RESIDENTIAL

---

2002 2003 2004

KWH

2.1.6 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD

86.5 113.6 149.4

THOUSAND LITRES

TONS

2.1.4 NATURAL GAS

2002 2003 2004

:

429 478

241 277

:"_ 2400 JAN

. ...

...

/

j

: ..

:..

. ::

ji

,

,

I

FEB

I

I

MAR

:.

i

APR

I

MAY

[+2002

:

i

1

JUN

.

;

:,

, ,.

:

.:

; ..

..

b

I

JUL

:

:.

AUG

:

:

:

:.

~ SEP

-6-2003 -0-20041

OCT

i

.;

.:

:;.

!..

i

t

NOV

DEC

-

NEW ZEALAND

r

I

UNIT

3. TRANSPORT 3.1 INTERNATIONAL MARITIME TRANSPORT 3.1.1 GOODS LOADED THOUSAND GROSS TONS 3.12 GOODS UNLOADED

3.2 REGISTRATION

THOUSAND GROSS TONS

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FE9

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

3.3.1 SHORT-TERM VISITOR ARRIVALS

2002 2003 2004

I399 1608 1552

2056

2002 2003 2004

1516 1326 1424

1287

1854 2040

I351 1312

2201 2543 2175

2108 2028 2056

2244 2240 2018

2175 2103 1795

2069 1896 1747

2169 1688 1805

2136 2020 1757

2109

1180 1300

1450

1270 1411 1180

1048 1265

1365

1559

1597 1538

1288 1496

1180 1511

1393 1504 1817

1404

1258 1821

1616

1507

1666 1736

2001 1933

2362 1652

280

240

1428 1427

200

1230 1526

160 120

OF NEW MOTOR VEHICLES

3.2.1 PASSENGER CARS

3.2.2 COMMERClAL VEHICLES

THOUSANDS

THOUSANDS

2002 2003

16.2 17.7

15.8 16.6

17.9 18.7

15.8 16.6

16.6 19.8

15.9 20.0

2004

17.8

18.0

21.4

18.2

19.5

20.3

2002 2003 2004

I.7

2.0 2.3

2.5 2.9

2.9

3.7

2.2 2.2 3.0

2.7 2.7 3.1

2.9

22 2.6

212.0 222.1

203.9 193.7 21I.7

143.7 150.3 184.5

I18.2 102.8 132.8

16.9

17.5 20.9 19.3

16.5 18.6

20.5

17.7 20.8

18.7

19.7

18.8

2.5 3.0 3.6

2.7 2.8 3.1

2.7 3.1

2.5

3.4

3.1 2.9

115.1

152.4

111.7 134.3

145.6 171.6

133.1 1352 150.2

135.9 148.1 159.7

162.3 165.6 179.3

3.2 3.8

16.7 18.1

16.9 19.1

80 JAN

THOUSANDS

ARRlVALS

2002 2003 2004

4. INTERNAL TRADE 4.1 RETAIL

-

204.6 220.8 244.0

237.8

2.6 2.9

2.3

115.5 122.3 131.5

126.0 132.4

2002

138.1

126.6

135.9

2003

1472

134.6

142.1

2004

162.4

149.1

MILLION NZ DOLLARS

2002

2523

2003

2392 2612

MILLION NZ DOLLARS

2002

MILLION NZ DOLLARS

2002

285.4

188.3

173.2

2003 2004

243.2 206.3

252.4 214.3

290.4 392.1

146.5

122.4 125.7 137.3

125.4 130.3 137.0

116.6 124.0 135.1

123.9 131.6 141.9

124.1 128.6 138.7

121.o 128.6

128.6 137.1

198.2 211.7

265.6 296.9

5.

1996=100

132.3 140.4

136.5

128.9

141.1

160.2

150.3

152.1

134.2 146.1

2342

2493

2769

2595

2319 2417

2477

2517

2773

2886

2641 2701

2262 2039

2623 2310

2994 2766

2772

2033

2504

2782

2494 2691

SEP

OCT NOV DEC

SEP

OCT NOV DEC

--

!

2800-

132.2 137.4

157.7 166.6

=240022002Ooo-r

139.6

JAN

4.12 FOOD

AUG

3200 -

= 119.7 128.7 137.7

JUL

73-2003 +2004]

3400

$ 2002 2003 2004

MAY JUN

5.1.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS

2 1996=100

MAR APR

2.7

INDEX NUMBERS OF VALUE

4.1.1 GENERAL

FEE

[+2002

3.3 INTERNATIONALTOURIST TRAVEL 3.3.1 SHORT-TERM VISITOR

-r

320

135.3 140.9

137.1 142.0

133.5 138.4

153.2

151.8

150.2

2298 2496 3089

2825 2785

2945 2601

3170 3012

2849

3076

2787 2954 3167

3093

2616

2549

2262 2696

2302 2468

2388 2301

2428

2745 3378

2201

2366

2158

299.8 192.6

223.9 250.3

282.6 248.6

177.2

374.9

174.7 209.2 296.4

309.7 178.1 272.3

201.7 288.7 387.2

142.7 159.3

141.6 153.7

FEE

MAR APR

168.5

MAY

JUN

JUL

]-0-2002 -A-2003

AUG

-0-2004/

185.3 5.19 TOTAL VALUE

OF =PORTS

EXTERNAL TRADE 5.1 TOTAL VALUE

OF IMPORTS AND W O R T S

5.1.1 IMPORTS

5.1.2 EXPORTS

2004

2003 2004

2936

2656

2781

2807

2469

2452

2388

2291

2391

2294

209.2 143.8

263.6 157.4

207.2 270.6

3044

5.2 VALUE OF PRINCIPAL IMPORTS 5.2.1 MINERAL FUELS, OILS

AND PRODUCTS

267.4

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

1 +2002 -A-

-55-

JUL

AUG

2003 +2004

SEP

I

OCT NOV

DEC

NEW ZEALAND

I

I

UNIT

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

I

59.4 MOTOR CARS, STATIONWAGONS AND UTIUTIES,

IMPORTS

5.22 IRON AND STEEL

52.3 PLASTICS AND ARTICLES

OF PLASTIC

5.2.4 MOTOR CARS, STATION WAGONS AND UTILITIES

MILLION NZ DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

37.8 31.4 34.9

36.3 30.6 26.3

38.3 34.0 41.8

36.6 28.9 35.4

42.8 34.4 39.5

37.1 30.1 52.1

34.7 35.7 52.8

37.1 40.5 54.5

41.O 37.4 46.9

50.1 40.0 49.4

40.3 34.7

41.7 38.8

95.4 90.7 86.5

84.4 82.6 78.1

87.6 89.4 98.4

93.6 91.9

103.0 93.8 95.4

87.3 84.0 103.3

99.8 942 98.4

114.1 93.5

109.7 93.0 107.1

114.6 107.4

114.4

95.8

99.5

90.6

195.1

217.4 2302 223.3

253.8

239.1 286.9 282.4

206.1 264.2 2552

219.2 262.7 256.2

271.9

261.1 250.0 252.6

232.6

266.1

235.1

293.0 277.6

237.5 234.0

258.2

274.7 279.5

MILLION

2002

NZ DOLLARS

2003 2004

MILLION NZ DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

209.0 223.2

233.5 270.3

98.0

259.8 230.1

101.6

112.1

5.3 QUANTITY AND VALUE OF PRINCIPAL EXPORTS 5.3.1 BEEF AND VEAL 5.3.1.1

QUANTITY

5.3.1.2 VALUE

5.3.2 BUTTER 5.3.2.1 QUANTITY

5.3.2.2 VALUE

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

1-0-2002 +2003

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002

25.6 30.7 40.5

28.4 37.8 45.8

37.9 46.4 41.3

38.6 40.3 43.2

44.6 43.4 47.4

36.6 38.8 49.0

24.6 32.0 37.0

15.8 25.7 27.6

112 14.0 15.6

12.6 15.9

24.6

2003 2004

23.6

27.4 35.7

MILLION NZ DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

140.7 136.7 171.8

157.8 164.0 193.4

212.0 196.7 178.8

208.0 168.2 187.7

236.8 177.0 221.o

174.1 151.3 241.9

119.0 122.9 175.9

81.1 110.7 135.1

59.4 62.5

65.9 72.6

111.7 105.9

122.5 157.5

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002

33.4 39.7 33.9

29.1 22.6 39.3

33.0

29.7 33.0 40.6

26.0 172 262

25.3 23.4 11.3

22.7 25.3 14.0

468

26.5 26.5

28.8 18.8 13.7

36.3

2003 2004

34.5 15.4

42.3

41.2 43.6

342 37.6

MILLION NZ

2002 2003

112.9 98.1

91.4 56.4

95.6

81.2

80.3 84.7

61.5

61.l 66.9

94.8 87.8

116.6 107.3

101.3

48.9

67.4 45.2

63.0

66.0

86.0 102.1

DOLLARS

2004

89.2

124.7

73.9

38.2

124.2

80.1

33.0

40.6

45.0

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

20.6 20.6 26.9

20.3 23.0 26.5

25.3 26.9 27.9

22.0 23.3

24.8 34.4

24.3 14.5

21.3 19.9

21-6 18.7

20.8

29.9

22.1

16.1

23.2 19.7 19.8

AUG

OCT NOV DEC

SEP

42-20041

5.322 BUTTER. EXPORTS

80.0

119.8

.AN

FEB

MAR APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

OCT

SEP

NOV

DEC

1 a 2 0 0 2 +2003 -0- 2004 I

5.3.3 CHEESE 5.3.3.1

QUANTITY

28.3 28.3

23.9 30.2

22.6 25.4

5.3.42 WOOL, EXPORTS

15.7 I1O

5.3.32 VALUE

5.3.4 WOOL 5.3.4.1 QUANTITY

5.3.4.2 VALUE

MILLION NZ DOLLARS

2003 2004

THOUSAND METRIC TONS MILLI 0N NZ DOLLARS

2002

108.2 71.3 85.8

106.8

2002 2003 2004

10.6 112 10.4

2002 2003 2004

125.0 902 97.4

105.1 79.6 74.9

111.9 113.1 124.5

102.9 50.9 86.6

80.8 70.2 62.1

86.6

79.3

68.7 76.2

63.6 64.0

13.1 12.1 13.0

16.6

14.1

14.6

10.9

11.2

14.9 15.4

13.3 14.9

12.4 14.5

9.5 11.8

10.4 11.8

10.1 11.9 11.6

13.8 10.8

50.9 60.8

66.5 62.3

84.9

70.7 67.5

72.1

53.2 47.8

53.7 52.0

48.2

58.4

55.3

55.3

78.7 86.5

77.2 67.5

65.7

60.8 69.2

49.3 58.0 56.9

11.4

58.8 67.8 51.6

104.8 94.6

84.8 101.8

80.6

11.3 14.9

13.1 11.5

12.1 11.0

104.3 79.7

84.8 61.O

742 57.5

T-

T

j

-

-

80.7

40

JAN

FEB

MAR APR

1+2002

-58-

I

1

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

4-2003 -0-20041

SEP

OCT

NOV DEC

NEW ZEALAND

I

1

UNIT

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FEE

1

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

6. PRICES

6.1 PRODUCERS PRICE INDEX 6.1.1 ALL INDUSTRIES

OCT.-DEC. 1997=100

2002 2003 2004

6.1.2 FOOD, BEVERAGES AND TOBACCO

OCT.-DEC. 1997=100

2002 2003 2004

-_

-

I

-

116.2 114.7 114.0 130.9 113.5 112.8

-

---117.5 -

116.3 ---

-

114.1

--

115.8

---

--

129.1 112.4 --114.7

117.1 115.1

---

108.7

-

-

--

114.5 114.6

--

118.2

--

APR.-JUN. 1999=100

2002 2003 2004

6.2.2 FOOD

APR.-JUN. 1999=100

-- 111.5 I

-

107.1

108.2

109.8

109.8 112.4

-----

110.3 113.1

114.6

----

-

--

117.2 115.8

-

-

109.4 111.1

-

6.2 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX 6.2.1 GENERAL

114.7

-

--

-

-

-

2002

111.9

111.3

111.8

111.0

110.7

111.5

111.7

112.3

111.8

111.0

2003

111.9

112.0

111.5

111.9

111.4

111.7

111.7

112.2

111.7

2004

111.7

112.1

113.2

112.5

112.4

112.1

113.2

112.0 113.2

7. FINANCE 7.1 MONEY SUPPLY 7.1.1 MONEY

7.1.2 RESERVE MONEY

7.2 FOREIGN ASSETS (NET)

7.3 EXCHANGE RATE (MID-POINT RATE)

MILLION

2002

16773

17030

18993

17711

17703

19491

17474

17558

18860

17801

18383

20019

NZ DOLLARS

2003 2004

19257 21792

19659 22065

19702

19887 22422

20627 22520

20446 21812

20498 21175

20857 21400

21259

21184

21705

22068

20287 21981

MILLION

2002

2851

2843

2989

3131

2830

2761

2801

2788

2828

2962

3399

3472

NZ

2003

3141

3051

2993

3273

2959

2917

2898

3040

3007

3096

3103

3546

DOLLARS

2004

3146

3246

3093

3116

3159

3147

3039

3073

3140

MILLION

2002 2003

-36351

-35465

-34586

-36881

-35220

-35107

-34505

-34341

-33809

-35154

-34837

-32716

NZ

-34721

-31486

-32257

-32906

-33788

-30296

-33792

-34244

-33585

-32699

-32973

-33306

DOLLARS

2004

-33048

-33708

-33844

-36642

-37352

-37248

-37981

-37450

-39050

NZ DOLLARS

2002

2.355

2.388

2.316

2.259

2.173

2.042

2.076

2.156

2.128

2.081

2.013

1.963

PER

2003

1.850

1.807

1.805

1.815

1.736

1.713

1.664

1.593

1.547

2004

1.486

1.446

1.512

1.558

1.624

1.707 1.547

1.717

US DOLLAR

1.721 1.589

1.529

1.518

1.465

7.1.1 MONEY 24000

23000 ZOO0

21000 2

m

19ooo 18OOO 17000

16OOO JAN

FEB

MAR

APR 1-43-

-57-

MAY

JUN

2002

JUL

AUG

SEP

+2003 +2 0 0 4

OCT

NOV

DEC

PAKISTAN

I

I

UNIT

!YEAR

I

JAN

I

FE6

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

1

JUL

I

AUG

1

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

2.1.1 MANUFACTURING PRODUCTION INDEX

1. POPULATION 1.1 CRUDE BIRTH RATE

PER 1000 POPULATION

2002 2003

28.7

I80

-

i

i

2004 1.2 CRUDE DEATH RATE

v

:

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2002

POPULATION

2003

5

2004

2

8.2

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::

--

PER 1000

W

140

f

$

1.3 FAMILY PLANNING

120

1.3.1 NUMBER OF ACCEPTORS 1.3.1.1 IUD

1.3.1.2 STERILIZATION

THOUSANDS

THOUSANDS

2002

89.0

89.6

94.4

100.8

103.0

103.5

103.0

104.3

104.2

105.0

97.9

100.8

2003

97.0

86.0

89.4

86.1

86.4

86.7

94.2

96.4

98.8

100.0

77.0

80.7

2004

74.5

73.9

83.2

89.6

89.8

2002

11.9

8.8

11.3

9.5

10.7

12.5

11.7

11.5

10.9

10.3

6.9

10.2

2003 2004

11.1

8.8 13.2

13.7

10.4 10.4

11.8 12.8

12.9

11.7

11.3

12.8

10.3

4.9

13.8

11.6

15.8

,

FEB MAR

JAN

APR

I-U-

JUN

MAY

,. j

.

5500

JUNE 2000 =loo

130.2 140.0 167.3

117.2 129.2 149.7

126.8 150.9 170.6

125.1 135.2 158.2

116.0 125.5 149.6

113.8

108.5

124.7 155.7

119.9 141.0

108.8 124.8

107.3 129.2

107.4

114.2

125.6 v)

134.0

122.2

162.2

THOUSAND

2002

69.8

64.5

70.7

2003

60.8

60.8

60.4

69.9 60.6

65.5

METRIC TONS

2004

73.1

64.5

102.7

68.2

70.5

70.2

60.7 66.1

2.2.3 SULPHURIC ACID

MILLIONS

2002

5574

2003 2004

5252 5784

THOUSAND METRIC

2002 2003

4.5 5.4

TONS

2004

7.9

5823 5109

5913 5551

2774

4095

5670

5554

4182

4.1 4.4

5.7 5.4

4.9 5.3

5.0

4.9

4.8 4.4

5.6

6.1

5.9

5.0

7.4

3728

60.0

59.0

56.1

60.3

68.0

62.2

56.3

78.2

76.1

65.1

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NOV DEC

OCT

NOV

-.

: j

.

4500-

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53.8 69.6

;

,

,

.

2500

3300 3615

.

j ..

-1

70.3

4832 4741 5065

4366 4009

DEG

-

JAN

2.2.2 CIGARE'ITES

NOV

5000-

4000-

VEGETABLE PRODUCTS

./.

M;T

z

2

2.2 PRODUCTION OF SELECTED COMMODITIES 2.2.1 HYDROGENATED

..

_I

j

6000

2.1 INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION INDEX 2002 2003 2004

SEP

2.2.2 CIGARETTES, PRODUCTION

2. INDUSTRY JULY 19991

AUG

2002 -A- 2003 -0-20041

!

2.1.1 MANUFACTURING

JUL

:..

.

.

100

3644 4389

4128 4886

3499 4550

3466 3635

FEE

MAR APR

MAY

.

.

JUN

JUL

1-0-2002 +2003

4179 3750

. AUG

SEP

-0-2004(

29.5 SODA ASH. PRODUCTION 3.7 4.5

4.0 4.2

5.7 8.1

4.4 3.9

5.1 4.8

4.9 4.9

26

I

24 v)

2.2.4 CAUSTIC SODA

2.2.5 SODA ASH

THOUSAND METRIC

2002 2003

TONS

2004

THOUSAND

2002 2003 2004

METRIC TONS

13.0

11.4

12.9

12.0

12.1

12.6 15.1

13.6

12.6 14.6

12.8

15.8 15.6

15.6

12.5

17.3

17.0

17.7

14.8 16.6

17.0

14.7

18.7

19.1

19.4

23.5

22.0 23.5

22.9 23.5

16.0 25.2 25.2

24.3

21.3 23.7

22.9 25.1

23.9

18.9

12.6 16.6

12.3 13.3

12.6 15.4

13.2

14.6

e

22

15.2

16.1

Eg

20

n

22.9 23.9

22.8

24.5

23.6

23.7

25.4

25.0

24.6 24.2

3

'

18 I

16 14

JAN

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

1 +2002 -A-58.

JUL

2003

AUG

SEP

-0- 20041

DEC

PAKISTAN

1

1

UNIT

]YEAR

I

JAN

1

FEE

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

150.7 161.7 161.9

143.7 152.1 155.4

154.3 159.2 163.2

154.3 159.2 163.2

155.3 161.3 164.0

154.9 165.6 160.1

MILLION

2002

46.4

45.8

48.4

51.9

50.7

49.6

SQUARE METRES

2003

522

46.9

54.1

2004

60.6

50.6

50.7 54.5

54.5

54.3 55.0

53.8 57.5

2.2.8 CEMENT

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

800 1047 1034

744 739 892

866 1146 1254

951 946 1231

850 864 1217

964 882 1237

22.9 GYPSUM

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

39 38 46

31

43 37 52

29 30 55

38

30

29 37

38 50

23 52

2.2.6 COlTON YARN

22.7 COlTON FABRICS

JUL

1

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

1

NOV

I

DEC

159.3 161.9

156.7 162.3

159.5 163.5

161.9 158.6

159.0 161.7

44.8 53.4

44.9 54.7

41.5 51.7

44.4 49.9

51.5

886 997 1249

838 994

883 1065

907 1067

903 1017

804 952

31 19

38 16

34

40 36

40 32

42 45

159.1 162.8

22.6 COTTON YARN, PRODUCTION

163.6 42.4 51.5

64.6

54.5

24

JAN

MAR APR

FEE

MAY

I +2002

JUN

JUL

-A- 2003

SEP OCT NOV DEC

AUG

+2004I

~~

22.8 CEMENT, PRODUCTION

22.10 SALT (ROCK)

22.11 NATURAL GAS

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

119 126 148

109 102 119

124 121 150

126 131 136

121 125 132

124 129 135

119

103

108

113

118

115

128

124

136

140

127

166

THOUSAND MMCm

2002 2003

75.9 83.9 111.4

75.5 81.4 101.4

82.3 87.9 1092

77.7 87.2

80.0 91.o

75.6 88.5

79.6 88.6

712 90.0

76.7 99.7

78.9 89.8

83.8 104.7

...

...

105.5

81.1 88.0 108.8

1553 1648 1849

1637 1613 1941

1830 1653 2085

1450 1761

1362 1692

1979 1932

1849 1942

1613 1740

1529 1640

1658 1985

1522

1876 2178

2004

3. TRANSPORT 3.1 RAILWAY TRAFFIC 3.1 .lPASSENGER-KILOMETRES

MILLIONS

2002 2003 2004

1587

1 ; JAN

3.1 2 FREIGHT TON-KILOMETRES

MILLIONS

420 405

2002 2003

320 355

348 337

387 413

2004

462

354

379

THOUSAND MEFRlC TONS

2002 2003 2004

709

812 722 911

722 806 926

886 899 962

709

836

637 699 696

896 954

THOUSAND METRIC

2002 2003

2668 2625

2326 2583

2728 2877

2599 2672

2819 2202

2584 2421

TONS

2004

2857

2591

2167

3182

2959

2946

410 373

432 422

377 302

409 381

351 420

358 398

385 389

FEE

. MAR

383 443

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

. AUG

. SEP

.

.

ocf NOV

DEC

14-2002 -~-2003-0-2004~ 2.2.11 NATURAL GAS, PRODUCTION

3.2 INTERNATIONAL MARITIME TRANSPORT 3.2.1 GOODS LOADED

3.2.2 GOODS UNLOADED

871

741 677

1043

795

796 862

2216 2717

2730 2700

2554 2668

514

780

820

961 669

2616 2694

2942 3022

3037 2878

;.

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... .

..

:

776

I

.

.

.!:

I

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MAR

AF'R

MAY

JUN

43-2002 +2003

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JUL

AUG

SEP

U2004

OCT

.

.I..

!

!

NOV

I

DEC

PAKISTAN

I

I

UNIT

]YEAR

1

1

JAN

FEB

I

MAR

I

I

APR

MAY

I

JUN

I

I

JUL

AUG

I

SEP

I

I

OCT

NOV

I

DEC

3.4.1 NUMBER OF VISITORS

3.3 CNlL AVIATION TRAFFIC a (TOTAL SCHEDULEDSERVICES) 3.3.1 PASSENGER-KILOMETRES

MILLIONS

3.32 CARGO NET TON-KILOMETRES MILLIONS

2002 2003 2004

869.7

... 1304.9

638.0 682.5

570.5 652.1

622.4 756.7

689.1 851.5

797.7 930.4

751.I 841.2

703.3 781.3

772.5 785.2

807.5 933.2

22.5 23.5 23.9

20.4 22.3

25.4 24.6

31.9

34.9

26.8

35.0

32.1 32.2

28.1 27.7

28.6 28.6

31.1 252

25.9 22.6

37.5 33.5

34.1 32.8

33.7 30.2

36.2 43.9

50.3 65.4

47.5 44.5

49.7 50.4

51.3 41.3

40.6 41.8

55.0 39.3

845.9

1021.4

908.5 1091.9

907.7 875.9

2002 2003 2004

18.6 25.0 22.4

19.0 23.7 23.0

2002 2003 2004

30.7 38.9

31.5 32.0

3.4 INTERNATIONAL TOURIST TRAVEL 3.4.1 NUMBER OF VISITORS

THOUSANDS

25 JAN

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

DEC

NOV

I-n- 2002 +-2003 1 4. EXTERNAL TRADE 4.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS 4.1.1 IMPORTS MILLION RUPEES

4.12 EXPORTS (INCLUDING RE-EXPORTS)

MILLION RUPEES

4.1.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS

4.22 UNIT VALUE 4.2.2.1 IMPORTS

4.2.22 EXPORTS

4.2.3 TERMS OF TRADE

55439

66554 107825

57729 84951

43746 54488 61088

47814 57455 63647

51016 60853 61800

58262 73304 88735

49115 51702 69402

51459 61271

44403 53356

53284 73522

2004

77240

65356

2002 2003 2004

42792 55385 63334

39557 45225 52282

4.2 INDEX NUMBERS OF QUANTUM, UNIT VALUE AND TERMS OF TRADE 4.2.1 QUANTUM 4.2.1.1 IMPORTS JULY 19901 2002 2003 JUNE 1991

42.12 EXPORTS

67299 55990 99430

58641

80893

53513 61703 86690

2002 2003

=loo

2004

JULY 19901 JUNE 1991 =I00

2002 2003 2004

JULY 1990/

2002

JUNE 1991 =I 00

-

216.67 -

-

167.10 168.72 164.02

-

-

-

303.15

-

-

311.91 379.84

-

286.96 -

-

171.24 197.63 203.01

-

-

-

-

141.59 160.90 148.53

2003 2004

-

321.75 362.01

--

JULY 19901 JUNE 1991 =loo

2002 2003 2004

-

264.26 252.04

JULY 19901 JUNE 1991 =I00

2002 2003 2004

-

94.83

-

78.33 79.27

- 278.67 -

-

-

-

--

-

-

193.05 189.40

60116

56254

60320

67722

58851

75979

86733

52166 62294 81245

53843 60743 70043

51789 60548 66263

52879 58335

57681 59817

202.43 184.39

-

-

50213 49750

202.85 196.70

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2

~

-

266.62 268.91 289.98 87.95 86.21 76.34

-

--

-

-

166.53 143.46

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AUG

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NOV

SEP

OCT

NOV

~+2002+2003-0-2004( 4.12 TOTAL VALUE OF EXPORTS

-

296.72

-

336.90

-

-

-

251.66 264.06

-

-

-

84.81 78.38

-

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50689 61096

40000-r

153.00 158.85

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307.70 342.95

243.48 277.59

79.13 80.94

-

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

1-0-

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

2002 -A- 2003 -0- 2004

I

DEC

PAKISTAN

I

I 4.3 VALUE OF PRINCIPAL IMPORTS 4.3.1 FOOD AND LIVE ANIMALS

4.32 MINERALFUELSAND LUBRICANTS

4.3.3 CHEMICALS

UNIT

MILLION RUPEES

MILLION RUPEES

MILLION RUPEES

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FE9

I

2002 2003

3396 2557

2884 1831

2004

2888

2533

2002 2003 2004

12067 17389 15094

11863 16963 14971

2002

8950

2003

9073

2004

12599

2002

9396 14456

MAR

1

2443 1953 3076

APR

I

2658 2199 3080

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

1

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

2217

2490

2079

3516

2570

3693

2231

2261

2034 1968

2064 2328

1462 2892

1699

3113

2007

3190

3039

2144 4101

20762 10758 21082

14852 11663

15801

12492 13118 18113

13140

14177 I3055

17970 14640

20258

15050 I4657 20355

14158

14115 21210

13580 22033

I6680 15764

15228

22280

6787

8653

11756

I0640

10997

10682

11290

12224

9216

11276

7991 11006

10693

7686 10311

10791

11487

12905

I1405

12529

13818

15198

18626

18738

11977 16226

14104

15213

12433 19493

10099

11709

12118

18255

I3935

15988 19709

14343 20585

14736 35863

22213 42148

12858 16973

12260

11655 13838

13621 14135 21458

12082 16292

15464 18723

19100

12744 12908 18678

4.32 MINERAL FUELS AND LUBRICANTS, IMPORTS

JAN

4.3.4 MACHINERY AND

TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT

MILLION RUPEES

2003 2004

12868

FEE MAR APR MAY JUN I-€3-2002

19029

JUL

*2003

AUG

SEP

OCT NOV DEC

-0-20041

4.4.12 RICE. EXPORTS

4.4 QUANTITY AND VALUE OF PRINCIPAL EXPORTS 4.4.1 RICE 4.4.1 -1 QUANTITY

4.4.12 VALUE

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002

132.4

154.3

150.0

116.8

105.0

173.7

111.5

113.6

83.9

100.3

159.5

201.8

2003 2004

199.9 1322

1772 127.9

208.5 158.1

160.9 123.5

151.3 158.7

151.5 213.3

127.5

160.5

128.9

165.0

174.0

...

...

...

157.7

153.1 144.1

MILLION RUPEES

2002 2003 2004

2008 3051 2721

2140

2356 3520 3303

2071

1875

2904

2803 3516

3384

2678 3009

3415

2820

3121 2755

2240 3293

2744

3007 3272

2119 2623

1936

3085 2794

3027 2810 3921

2240

2779 2592

2002

2.1

4.6

4.8

4.4

6.4

7.1

5.8

7.2

7.4

5.6

2.3

3.6

2003 2004

72

6.4 2.3

5.4 2.4

1.8 4.6

1.6

0.8 2.3

12

I.1

I. I

...

...

6.4 11.2

5.0

..-

6.0 12.3

4.4.2 RAW CO3TON 4.4.2.1 QUANTITY

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2.0

2.9

JAN

FEE MAR APR MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP OCT NOV DE(

~4-2002*2003+2004] 4.422 VALUE

MILLION RUPEES

2002 2003 2004

93 423 153

204 386

195 332

179 118

221 98

296

244 80

322

I14

181

76

231 69

268

57

424

355

180

198

358

217

177

75

127

229

839

454 803

39.2 38.8 41.1

48.6 45.4 46.3

51.5

50.4

48.3 37.1

392

45.1 40.3

34.8

...

...

...

43.1 40.6 40.8

41.6 37.2 34.1

44.7

42.1 36.6

46.9 36.8

47.4

42.1 42.5

3990 3980

4828 4874

51 19

4998

4762

4845

4164 4894

4043 4231

4493 4699

4294 4705

4561 7472

6194

4633 5221

4799 4363

5916

4715 5994

5105

4024

4.4.32 COlTON YARN AND THREAD. EXPORTS

--

4-43 COlTON YARN AND THREAD 4.4.3.1 QUANTITY

4.4.32 VALUE

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003

MILLION RUPEES

2002 2003

2004

2004

39.6 43.1 48.8 4003 4399 6886

3449

4583 4481 4690

j

54.5

4 I

__i_

JAN

FEE

MAR APR

MAY

JUN

1-D-2002 *2003

- 61 -

JUL

AUG

+2004]

SEP OCT NOV DE(

PAKISTAN

I

I 4.4.4 COTTON FABRICS 4.4.4.1 QUANTITY

4.4.4.2 VALUE

UNIT

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FE6

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

SEP

I

5838

107.1 111.1 119.9

107.6 114.1 121.6

106.6

106.7

110.7 I19.5

115.3 122.4

116.9

111.7 143.5

105.2 109.6 120.8

106.6

6251 7010 9460

6193

5145 8020

6805 9370

102.6 108.7 121.3

103.9

7044

6301

7967 8874

8151 10068

]

6399 5804 7936

108.2 122.0

4855

6716 8512

DEC

6145 7652 6845

6121

5954

2003 2004

I

8305 6977

6332 6851 8168

2002

NOV

159.6 216.3

6737 6568 9032

MILLION RUPEES

178.2 154.1

I

172.2 148.0 173.4

...

172.8 213.5 249.3

OCT

162.6 189.6 155.6

...

135.3 146.7 193.0

248.5

I

...

178.2 146.7 206.2

257.6 165.4 212.5

AUG

173.6 213.6

2002 2003 2004

165.3 186.2 217.5

I

164.4 160.8

MILLION SQUARE METRES

170.4 125.8

JUL

4.4.4.2 COlTON FABRICS, EXPORTS

9059

5. PRICES

5.1 WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX 5.1.1 GENERAL

5.1 2 RAW MATERIALS

5.2 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX 5.2.1 GENERAL

5.2.2 FOOD, BEVERAGES AND TOBACCO

JULY 2000/

2002

100.1

100.2

101.4

JUNE 2001 =I00

2003

110.1 117.6

110.6

2004

107.0 1172

119.7

101.6 108.9 120.1

JULY 2000/ JUNE 2001

2002 2003

98.8 113.8

94.3 1182

98.0 123.8

98.6 124.1

97.7 123.4

99.5 121.7

103.4 121.7

112.0 125.0

111.3 122.0

111.3 134.8

111.5 137.9

= I00

2004

1392

143.6

138.7

135.8

138.7

140.6

122.8

115.7

111.3

102.9

103.7

JULY 20001 JUNE 2001 =loo

2002 2003 2004

103.1 106.6 112.1

103.4 107.1 111.7

104.7 107.1 112.8

105.1 107.5 113.9

104.4 107.1 114.7

104.9 106.9 116.0

106.0 107.5

106.4 108.2 I18.2

106.6 108.9 118.7

106.7 110.5 120.1

106.7 1112 121.4

106.4 1122

JULY 2000/ JUNE 2001

2002 2003 2004

101.8 104.5 112.7

102.3 105.1 111.1

104.6 105.2 113.1

105.2 106.3 114.1

102.3 105.0 115.5

103.1 104.0 117.9

106.0

106.3

1062

106.4 121.7

107.8 122.0

111.1 124.7

106.1 111.8 127.0

104.5 113.8

=loo

117.6 105.7 1052 120.9

JAN

FEB

MAR APR MAY JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT NOV DEC

1-0-2002~2003~2004~ 59.1 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX

6. FINANCE

6.1 MONEY SUPPLY 6.1.1 MONEY

6.1.2 RESERVE MONEY

JAN

BILLION RUPEES

2002 2003 2004

946.0 1118.8 1406.3

978.0 1145.7 1415.7

968.5 1140.9 1427.6

978.8 1173.9 1455.0

1000.3 1211.8 1498.5

991.5 1219.0 1515.9

993.4 1225.9 1505.8

1002.7 1248.0 1511.7

1011.9 1373.8

1085.4 1381.6

1387.6

566.8

584.3 682.0 772.0

584.6

653.0 772.7

572.9 655.2 773.2

669.5 772.9

593.2 677.5

575.1 655.3

583.0 658.9

596.9 705.9

649.8 772.0

640.5 746.5

776.0

780.9

812.4 367.15 622.50

384.33

415.10

637.09

653.00

58.93 57.42

58.35 57.23

58.37 57.44

5862 657.5 787.3

600.9 682.3 773.1

BILLION RUPEES

2002 2003 2004

136.32 442.35 58720

157.07 461-82 621.60

172.37 498.86 631.70

198.91 510.32 634.90

213.29 514.90 638.60

271.54 578.50 628.40

282.89 589.90

309.68 60720

342.07 620.50

RUPEES PER US DOLLAR

2002 2003 2004

60.25

60.13 58.1 I 57.35

60.09 57.79 57.51

60.09 57.78 57.47

60.15 57.63 57.70

60.07 57.81 58.16

59.56 57.76 58.46

59.36 57.75

59.19 57.88

MAR APR

1118.4

957.7 1139.4 1422.4

2002 2003 2004

BILLION RUPEES

FEB

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

1-0-2002 +2003+2004]

6.1.1 MONEY 1600

1500 1400

6.2 FOREIGN ASSETS (NET)

1300

1200

7

1100

6.3 EXCHANGE RATE

58.18 54.42

loo0

.

.

i

!:

900

800

JAN

a b

FEB

MAR

APR

M Y

JUN

JUL

AUG

1+2002 42003 -0-

FOR PAKISTAN INTERNATIONALAIRLINES ONLY. INDEX BASED ON 25 CITIES. ALL INCOME GROUPS OF INDUSTRIAL, COMMERCIALAND GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES COMBINED.

- 62 -

SEP

2004

I

OCT

NOV

DEC

3.i.l TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS 1. POPULATION 1.1 CRUDE BIRTH RATE

1.2 CRUDE DEATH RATE

PER 1000 POPUlATiON

PER 1000 POPULATION

-

2002

31.2

7 “ap -

--

2003 2004

‘% ...

9.3

2002

-

2003 2004

2. TRANSPORT 2.1 INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION 2.1 .lVISITOR ARRIVALS

THOUSANDS

... .

.

2002

JAN

.

.

..

..

.:

..

. . .. .

. . .. . FEB

MAR

APR

M Y

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT NOV

DEC

2003

1-0- 2002 -&-

2004

3. EXTERNAL TRADE 3.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS 3.1.1 IMPORTS (C.I.F.) MILLION

3.1.2 EXPORTS (F.O.B.)

I

3.1.2 TOTAL VALUE OF EXPORTS 2002 2003

87 65

91

us

53

77 26

DOLLARS

2004

1-20

103

123

MILLION

2002

us

2003 2004

123 175

122 163

103 177

231

150

209

DOLLARS

2003 +2004

... .._ .._

...

...

...

...

85

...

...

...

... ...

...

98

...

...

59 107

101 112

87 113

82 110

97

113

106

194

202

198

199

191

32 QUANTITY AND VALUE OF PRINCIPAL EXPORTS 3.2.1 COFFEE 3.2.1.1 QUANTITY

32.1.2 VALUE

THOUSAND METRIC

2002

TONS

2004

MlhLlON KlNA

2002 2003

6.6

-

-

9.2

-

-

20.5

-

2003

JAN

24.9

-

-

40.3

-

3.2.2.1 QUANTITY

3.2.22 VALUE

METRIC TONS

MILLION KlNA

2002

15.5

-

-

15.6

-

479.5

-

--

584.1

-

90.9-

11.9

-

2003 2004 2002 2003 2004

MAR

APR

WY

JUN

1-0-2002 +2003

-

2004 3.22 GOLD

FEB

481.5

I

--

JUL

AUG +20041

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

PAPUA NEW GUINEA

3.2.3 CRUDE OIL 3.2.3.1 QUANTITY

3.2.3.2VALUE

THOUSAND BARRELS

2002 2003 2004

MILLION

2002 2003 2004

KlNA

3.2.4 COPPER 3.2.4.1 QUANTITY

3.2.4.2VALUE

3.2.5 PALM OIL 3.2.5.1QUANTITY

3.2.5.2 VALUE

219.3

--

---

107.5

--

2002 2003 2004

THOUSAND

2002 2003 2004

MILLION KlNA

2002 2003 2004

1977=100

2002 2003 2004

-

--

MILLION KlNA

METRIC TONS

277.7

--

----

TONS

-

39.4

2002 2003 2004

THOUSAND METRIC

3916.3

_ I

I

----

4214.7

46.4

--

---

274.2 ---

-__-

I

I -

117.4 -

----

_-- 371.4 ---

378.5 ----

I -

3607.1

32.7 ---

204.8 ----

74.4 ---

---

56.1 ---

85.2 --

--

86.6 ----

4. CONSUMER PRICE INDEX

4.1 GENERAL

4.2 FOOD

1977=100

2002 2003 2004

I

-_

629.0 -758.9 780.7 -617.9 764.5 753.9

---

644.1 --766.2 780.7

-

---

-

649.5 746.5 767.4

---

_-

----

-

-

-

686.1 766.8 ---

I -

--

-_

689.6750.7

--

---

709.9 769.8

---

703.8 752.1

--

5. FINANCE

5.1.1 MONEY

5.1 MONEY SUPPLY ( LAST WEDNESDAY OF PERIOD ) 5.1.1 MONEY

MILLION KlNA

2002 2003 2004

1450 1585 1922

1500 1604 1722

1532 1652 1774

1663 1703

2002 2003 2004

641 610 746

584

645 589 660

710 623

1694 1741

1619 1678

1623 1738

1578 1623

1571 1759

1619 1815

1569 1757

1630 1897

2000 1900 1800

5.1.2 RESERVE MONEY

MILLION KlNA

659 719

757 622

684 671

637 731

623 651

681 708

584 626

594 618

699 789

3

z 0

-I

i 5.2 FOREIGN ASSETS (NET)

MILLI 0N KlNA

2002 2003 2004

749.9 577.7 920.0

591.4 546.0 995.6

713.6 443.9 948.7

808.4 464.8

2002 2003 2004

3.663 3.937 3.320

3.650 3.643 3.290

3.745 3.656 3.250

3.706 3.766 3.230

824.5 575.0

933.0 340.1

868.8 404.4

770.5 340.3

734.0 432.8

755.1 481 .O

665.8 661.1

630.0 866.2

1700 1600

1500

1400 1300

5.3 EXCHANGE RATE ( END OF PERIOD)

KlNA PER US DOLLAR

3.723 3.617 3.220

3.984 3.546 3.220

3.968 3.440 3.220

4.002 3.415 3.210

4.024 3.384

4.283 3.373

4.167 3.361

4.019 3.333

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

1 -D- 2002 -A-

JUN

JUL

AUG

2003 -0- 20041

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

PHILIPPINES

1. POPULATION

1.1 CRUDE BIRTH RATE

1.2 CRUDE DEATH RATE

1.3 FAMILY PLANNING 1.3.1 NUMBER OF ACCEPTORS

PER loo0 POPULATION

PER loo0 POPULATION

--

25.7

--

2002 2003

_- 25.2 --

2004

24.6

-

2002 2003 2004

THOUSANDS

2002 2003 2004

1.3.1.1 IUD

THOUSANDS

2002 2003 2004

1.3.1.2 STERILIZATION

THOUSANDS

2002 2003 2004

1.3.1.3 ORAL CONTIWCEPTNESTHOUSANDS

2002 2003

-

-

5.8 5.7 5.7

-

11604

-

-

314

-

1045

-

-

758

-

-

9487

-

I

-

2004 1.3.1.4 OTHER METHODS

THOUSANDS

2002 2003 2004

2. INDUSTRY 2.1 INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION INDEX 2.1.1 MINING AND QUARRYING

2.1.2 MANUFACTURING

1978 = 100

1978 = 108

2002 2003 2004 2002 2003 2004

2.1.3 ELECTRICITY

1978 = 100

2002 2003 2004

2.2 PRODUCTION OF SELECTED COMMODITIES 2.2.1 COAL THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

I

-

280.7

--

-

386.8 1853.4 2101.4 319.8

2364.0

-

--

-

393.4 -

-

362.0 379.1

109.0 99.0 190.1

100.8 106.0 201.8

148.3 140.4 213.6

132.6 137.0 232.7

2240.1 2374.4 2622.4 383.7 -395.6 418.2 339.6

-

430.2 440.9

107.5 250.7 307.2

91.6 239.6 122.0

-

--

--

--

194.9 114.2 310.8

-65-

161.1

-

193.1

-

2236.7 2306.3

-

289.5 301.1

-

79.2 im.6 223.4

-

-

-

-

I

-113.7 211.2 248.5

242.8 199.2

143.5 156.6

-

2285.3

-

385.2 393.2

-

2218.1

191.2 186.3

153.0 180.2

-

-

2.2.3 CEMENT, PRODUCTION

2.2.2 ELECTRICITY

3728

3852

2002

1047.5

TONS

2003 2004

1038.8 1163.0

MILLIONS

2002 2003 2004

8.9

MILLION

2002

KWH

2003

3651

4193

4221

4048

1037.0

1268.7

1161.1

1293.4

1193.1

1173.6

1157.0

1093.1 1066.5

1090.3

1207.3

1086.2

1174.5 1170.4

9.4

5.6

7.7

10.5

8.7

5.7 5.0

6.5

11.8

5.6

11.1

3930

4092

4111

4159

4159

4324

2004 2.2.3. CEMENT

THOUSAND METRIC

941.o

1054.2

1098.5

1220.9

1142.6

1038.8

950.9

1071.7

1074.6

1026.1

937.2 1076.2

1104.8

1172.6

1124.2 1143.3

8.7

4.2

5.5

6.5

6.3

9.2

10.5

7.2

5.5

5.7

5.3

6.1

5.5

7.3

8.9

9.1

6.5

6.7

3. TRANSPORT

3.1 RAILWAY TRAFFIC 3.1 .lPASSENGER-KILOMETRES

9.3 8.1 11.9

JAN

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

1-0- 2002 -A-

4.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS 4.1.1 IMPORTS (F.O.B.)

2003 -0- 20041 ~~-

-

4. EXTERNAL TRADE

4.1.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS

2946 3154

3138

2673

3274

3072

3191

3033

2967 3415

3264 3637

3223

3103 3086

2914 3176

78.4 49.2

72.2 56.6

84.9

63.6

98.6

124.1 63.0 43.8

MILLION

2002

2090

2320

3073

3446

2946

3022

3190

3393

3190

us

2003

2917

2816

3424

3186

3305

2922

3232

3104

3046

DOLLARS

2004

3180

2994

3579

3450

3277

3455

3416

3379

3497

MILLION

2002 2003 2004

2632 2691 2844

2628

2749 2698 2969

2918

2936

2803 3259

3061 3312

3223 2967 3106

3032

2723 2999

2849 3093 3350

MILLION

2002

46.1

71.8

40.8

34.5

US DOLLARS

2003 2004

52.8 59.0

36.3 42.0

43.5 57.9

51.2 61.8

64.1 59.5 62.0

4000

3500

4.1.2 EXPORTS (F.O.B.)

us DOLLARS

PREPARATIONS

56

=

s 65.2

58.3 56.0

3000

0

4.2 VALUE OF PRINCIPAL IMPORTS (F.O.B.) 4.2.1 CEREALS AND CEREAL

UJ

71.8

37.4 39.6

63.1

d

42.6

2500

2ow I

1500

149.5

133.4

89.8

100.1

102.9

360.5 297.8

405.7

364.4

517.5

356.1

89.0

105.6

129.9

108.9

120.1

MATERIALS

DOLLARS

2004

364.7 256.4

MILLION

2002

231.7 368.0

271.9 251.4

110.1 96.1

283.8 236.0

184.8

329.2 376.0

291.6 297.2 407.4

282.2 400.8

202.6

2003

MILLION

231 .O 320.6 428.8

324.7 307.0 333.8

2002

LUBRICANTS AND REIATED US

4.2.2 MINERAL FUELS,

337.9 303.5

JAN

230.9 285.0

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

/-U- 2002 -A-

JUL

2003

AUG

SEP

-0-2004

OCT

NOV

DEC

OCT

NOV

DEC

I

~~

4.1.2 TOTAL VALUE OF EXPORTS

4.2.3 BASE METALS

123.4

108.3 I14.2

106.2 127.6

us

2003

76.6 118.6

133.9

142.4

183.8

115.3

87.5

DOLLARS

2004

146.4

139.6

173.5

162.3

145.8

116.0

MlLLtON

2002

74.5

106.2

75.6

90.0

73.6

103.4

117.0

703.8

103.1

109.4

139.0

132.2

us

2003 2004

121.5

116.2 83.5

128.9

122.8 86.2

109.3 92.4

131.4

127.6 114.5

100.3 95.0

116.3

95.9

100.7

88.9

3800

3600

4.2.4 TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT

DOLLARS

102.4

114.9

108.2

111.0

23400

2g

3200

UJ

z

3000

3

g

2800 2600 2400

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

I -&2002 *2003

-66-

BUG -Q-

SEP

2004

I

~

PHILIPPINES

I

I

UNIT

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

1

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

NOV

1

DEC

4.3.32 COCONUT OIL, EXPORTS

4.3 QUANTITY AND VALUE OF PRINCIPAL EXPORTS 4.3.1 DESICCATED COCONUT 4.3.1 . l QUANTITY

THOUSAND

2002 2003

5.4 7.3

2004

6.4 4.5 7.3

DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

1.5

5.0

5.0

MILLION

us

2002 2003

0.1 1.7

DOLLARS

2004

METRIC TONS 4.3.12 VALUE

MILLION

us

5.1

9.4

10.9

10.3

11.3

82

11.1 8.0 9.0

6.1 6.2

7.6 10.1

9.7 7.1

8.3 8.7

10.2 9.0

5.5

7.4

7.9

8.3

10.7

11.6

0.0

5.0 5.0

0.0

0.0

5.0 5.0

9.9 1.6

0.1

5.0 5.0 0.4

5.0

0.3

1.5 1.9

1.5 1.9

0.0

1.7 1.7

0.0

1.7

1.4 1.7

2.4 0.1

0.1

2.8

22

3.0

6.2 82 6.1

7.3 8.9 7.0

9.3 7.3 6.2

7.0 6.9

8.8 10.7

7.9

4.9

62 8.5 6.0

8.2 6.9

0.0

9.9 5.0

1.l 1.o

7.7 5.2

11.1 10.3

9.4 8.3

10.4 9.5

10.6

8.9 6.9

9.7 8.3

8.9

4.32 COPPER CONCENTRATES 4.3.2.1 QUANTITY

4.32.2 VALUE

0.1

3.0

5.0 5.0

0.0

5.0

5.0

5.0

0.0

0.0

JAN

APR

MAR

FEE

M Y

1-13-2002 0.0

1.5

1.7

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

SEP

OCT NOV DE(

4-2003 -0-20041

5.1.1 WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX

1.8 305

4.3.3 COCONUT OIL (CRUDE AND REFINED) 4.3.3.1 QUANTITY

4.3.3.2 VALUE

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

87.5 82.8

77.0 79.7

81.9 88.4

68.3 50.1

78.7 159.6

84.4

922

42.2

98.6

100.8

MILLION

2002

us

2003 2004

25.4 352

25.6 36.3 49.9

27 .O 39.9

232 22.6

23.4

60.1

27.7 67.4 67.1

DOLLARS

40.5

79.8 82.9 52.9

57.5 114.4 71.3

74.4

109.1

102.3

92.0

30.4

23.0

29.9

45.5

34.9

18.0

34.2 36.6

17.9 47.1

42.1 49.3

37.4 66.5

42.5

35.6

84.3 52.2

44.0 83.7

1012 142.1

295

285

42.1 63.8

275

265

5. PRICES

255

5.1.1 GENERAL

1985=100

2002 2003

267.8 284.4

271.5 285.0

271.6

274.8

271.7

273.9

280.7

281.4

283.5

284.7

284.6

286.7

288.3

290.0

277.6 291.8

276.5 294.8

276.4

278.0

2962

301.8

MAR APR

FEB

JAN

5.1 WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX (METRO MANILA)

2004 5.12 FOOD

1985 = 100

MAY

JUN

1-0-

2002

JUL

AUG

+-20031

59.1 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX

2002

291.5

294.8

291.1

293.0

285.3

288.8

302.8

301.4

2922

286.5

285.0

2003

294.0

290.0

285.5

288.1

291.8

296.1

298.0

300.3

303.9

304.9

304.3

285.4 310.1

200 1%

2004

190

5.2 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX (NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION) 52.1 GENERAL

5.2.2 FOOD, BEVERAGES AND TOBACCO

1994 = 100

1994 = I00

185

2002 2003 2004

167.6 172.0 178.6

167.2

2002 2003

168.4 174.1 184.8

168.8

168.8

181.0

168.4 175.0 184.0

174.6 185.2

149.4

150.8

150.0

150.9

151.8 160.6

152.8 161.7

155.3 162.1

152.8 162.3

168.6

172.2 179.0

168.2 172.5 1792

149.1

147.7

149.4

153.3 159.1

152.5 159.0

151.7 159.6

172.6 180.2

169.4 172.7

174.8 186.0

168.5 175.6 186.7

169.0 176.4

150.6

149.9

148.5

148.4

153.2 162.5

153.4 162.8

154.5 163.2

155.8 162.5

189.1

1712 177.4 191.6

5:180

= m

175 170

2004

152.1 157.4

165

!

j _ : .

160

JAN

FEB

j

: : :

.

j

! : :

.

MAR APR MAY JUN (+2002

-61-

JUL

AUG

+-2003+20O41

6.1.1 MONEY 8. FINANCE

6.1 MONEY SUPPLY 6.1.1 MONEY

6.1.2 RESERVE MONF

540 520

BILLION PESOS

2002 2003 2004

364.9 445.0 4912

373.1 442.4 483.8

389.8 446.5 498.3

403.6 451.9 511.7

405.4 447.5 507.1

405.5 445.4 498.8

404.2 440.9 488.4

404.5 443.1 483.6

411.3 445.8 489.2

420.7 452.7

434.8 470.7

470.1 510.3

500

8a. 356.1 374.6

460

5

440

3

420

2002 2003 2004

281.6 317.3 350.3

277.8 316.5 356.8

305.7 321.4 350.6

295.3 317.3 371.0

300.8 326.6 369.6

298.8 355.8 345.2

283.6 293.2 349.0

297.5 312.6 330.2

293.2 308.6 324.7

304.8 337.3

BILLION

2002

138.6

121.5

532

64.9

86.3

93.4

109.7

74.4

83.9

110.0

118.0

101.3

360

PESOS

2003 2004

72.3 40.5

88.9 82.5

136.5 69.3

132.8 114.4

86.7 100.7

80.3 121.9

44.4

67.1

72.4

49.9

47.8

27.1

340

124.2

79.6

66.3

2002 2003 2004

51A10 53.564 55.526

51.282 54.070 56.070

51.066 54.591 56.303

50.987 52.807 55.904

49.825 52.499 55.845

50.406 53.400 55.953

50.596 53.714 55.985

51.789 54.991 55.953

52.129 54.991 55.834

BILLION PESOS

313.6 342.2

480

z

400

380

6.2 FOREIGN ASSETS ( N m

6.3 INTER-BANK GUIDING RATE AVERAGE

PESOS PER US DOLLAR

-68-

JAN

52.907 54.952 56.213

53280 55.372 56.341

53.519 55.438

A B

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

1-a-2002 4-2003 +20041

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

REPUBLIC OF KOREA

I

I

UNIT

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

1. POPULATION 1.1 CRUDE BIRTH RATE

PER 1000 POPULATION

10.3

2002 2003

10.2

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

___

DEC

PER

1000 POPULATION

135

-

130 125

5.1

2002 2003

5.1

5

-

f

2004

I.3 FAMILY PLANNING 1.3.1 FEMALE POPULATION AGED 15-44 (MIDYEAR ESTIMATES) 1.32 NUMBER

1.32.2 STERILIZATION

120 115

110 105

MILLIONS

-

2002 2003 2004

OF ACCEPTORS

1.3.2.1 IUD

~

I40

-

2004 1 2 CRUDE DEATH RATE

~~

2.1.1 INDUSTRW PRODUCTION INDEX

THOUSANDS

THOUSANDS

2002 2003 2004 2002

I

2.6

-

-

2.4

11.8 11.7 11.6

-

-

100

-

95

m JAN

-

2.7

-

-

2.5

R B

MAR APR

MAY JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP OCT NOV DEC

[+2002+2003-0-20041

-

2.1.9 MANUFACTURING PRODUCTION INDEX

-

1.4

-

-

1.1

-

-

1.1

-

-

1.9

-

-

1.0

-

-

1.0

-

1.1

-

-

1.1

--

2003 2004 1.32.3 ORAL

THOUSANDS

CONTRACEPTNES

2002 2003

2002

105.9

94.1

111.1

111.4

112.3

103.5

107.2

106.5

105.0

117.0

116.6

115.2

2003

110.0 115.2

103.4 120.9

116.6 130.1

113.7

111.6

112.4

108.3

122.3

127.8

126.7

126.3

122.4

112.3 122.8

126.1

126.3

1082 119.6

2002 2003 2004

82.7 80.5

76.4

104.5 102.6

109.7 105.8

117.7 112.4

119.3 110.5

106.7 99.6

96.3 99.2

93.5

83.8

118.4 1192

115.7 113.9

1052 112.7

79.8

85.3

102.0

1042

109.1

103.4

96.2

88.0

972 83.5

2002 2003

104.4 108.0

92.9 102.0

110.5 115.8

111.6

106.9

106.4

1052

116.1

113.9

129.7

107.9 119.4

112.6 123.5

126.9

119.9

108.0 122.3

122.3

113.6

112.6 126.9

1172 126.7

2004

112.6 111.6 127.3

103.4

113.5 126.7

2002

130.5

113.5

120.3

109.5

106.6

102.8

2003 2004

143.5 143.2

126.0 139.2

130.8 138.0

116.9 122.2

111.8

108.5

108.8 114.2

102.5 107.5

112.3 117.8

125.3 123.3

1362 142.3

118.5

117.7

112.1 113.0 125.4

125.4

113.9

2004 2.12 MINING

2.1.3 MANUFACTURING

2.1.4 ELECTRICITY AND GAS

2000 = 100

2000 = 100

2000 = 100

m

f

2004

2. INDUSTRY 2.1 INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION INDEX 2.1.1 GENERAL 2000 = 100

0

r

JAN

FEB MAR APR

MAY JUN

]+2002

JUL

AUG

2.1.4 ELECTRlClTYAND GAS PRODUCTION INDEX

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

I+2002 -6- 2003 -0- 2004 I -69-

SEP OCT NOV DEC

-A-2003 +20041

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

REPUBLIC OF KOREA

29.1 WHEAT FLOUR, PRODUCTION

2.2 PRODUCTION OF SELECTED COMMODITIES 2.2.1 WHEAT FLOUR THOUSAND METRIC TONS

164.4 160.9

155.4

155.8

154.4

161.9

103.3 99.8 1102

117.3 120.9

80.7 77.1

107.7 114.7

20.1 21.8 35.1

27.6 22.9

30.8 25.7

32.5 28.3

33.9 25.3

5736

5041

3794

5656

5650

5547 4222

4873 4360

4949 2012

4519 2250

5669 6085

5802

5375

2002 2003 2004

165.7 163.0 151.4

132.2 131.0 147.6

145.4

145.1 138.9 174.6

154.9 158.0 161.6

142.8 149.2 146.5

147.3 148.6 152.4

151.8 147.8 157.8

153.4

133.0 172.1

113.7 117.0 105.9

96.0 102.2 109.1

116.6 121.3 120.5

71.I 56.9 67.2

116.9 117.5 123.4

108.3 111.4 122.5

119.6 119.6 127.3

121.8 107.4 117.9

29.1 26.4 32.1

26.8

26.3 24.7

21.1 20.0 32.1

20.1 22.7 39.7

5631 5102 2998

6096

144.8 157.8

2.2.2 SUGAR. REFINED

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

2.2.3 IRON ORE

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

31.l 23.1 24.5

25.4 23.7

THOUSAND

3497 3711 3673

3647 4202 3397

4784

5171

CUBIC METRES

2002 2003 2004

5577 3123

5194 3226

THOUSAND

2002

313

253

312

303

307

246

277

257

253

METRIC

2003 2004

270 257

257 283

291 300

296 292

276

275 234

281

257

255

266

251 251

2002 2003 2004

77359 77517 76814

67015 70173 71775

73994 73539 75210

65974 66038 71553

70207

64749 66013 65062

67085

69210

68992 62937

60127 71268

27.6

19.2 28.1

26.1

28.4 JAN

2.2.4 QUARRYING

OF SAND

22.5 COAL, ANTHRACITE

TONS

255

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

[*2002*2003-0-2004~ 29.6 CRUDE OIL AND PRODUCTION PETROLEUM PRODUCTS,

285 285

276 285

250 290

74092 71640

71099

77171

71440

74434

U)

2.2.6 CRUDE OIL AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS

THOUSAND BARRELS

66494 70404

66643 59840

d-

3

75000

0

2

7oooo

U)

2.2.7 ELECTRICITY

2.2.8 POLYPROPYLENE

MILLION KWH

2002

26725

26645 26860 29736

25919 27165 29851

24172 25346 26825

26939

28559

25434 26943

24148 25407 27492

25816

27669 28995

24051 25439 26553

24334

29224 29278

23012 25329 27876

25674

2003 2004

27208

27212

30127

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

228.6 241.O 255.0

212.5 224.5 250.2

235.4 237.1 253.9

223.6 209.9 214.5

215.6 204.6 235.3

182.0 231.2 236.0

221.3 245.4 246.9

227.1 240.1 246.7

226.4 241.1 240.3

197.6 234.4

222.6 248.1

229.0 253.2

THOUSAND METRIC

116.6 115.2

106.2 100.6

85.1 104.4

112.1 113.1

108.3 118.4

108.5 117.8

108.9 122.9

110.0 127.8

118.4

122.1

121.5

121.1

1252

117.0 110.6 121.0

110.8 1202

126.0

114.7 102.2 127.0

116.8 111.5

TONS

2002 2003 2004

THOUSANDS

2002

5958

4923

6094

6156

5708

5582

6301

5749

5551

6288

6293

6500

2003

6125 5180

5461 6392

6510 6835

6359 6624

6228

5082 5715

6317 6520

5736 5912

5545 6049

6429

6466

6647

0

z65000 60000

FEB MAR APR

JAN

I

MAY JUN

-0-2002

JUL

AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

+2003 -0- 2004

I

22.7 ELECTRICTPI, PRODUCTION 2.2.9 SODIUM HYDROXIDE

32000

120.7 3oooo

2.2.10 RUBBER TIRES a

2004

6440

THOUSAND CUBIC METRES

2002 2003 2004

63

53

68 56

60

67 74

72 73

66

69

67

74 73 59

70 72 59

64 71 60

64 65 45

58 62 48

z

71 74

70 68

68 67

.

.... .. . .....

. ..

. . . ..

2 26000

.:.. .. . ....

-b .

:

.

.

.

28000

2! 2.2.1 1 PLYWOOD

... : .. ...i.,.

24000 -

.

:.,. ,

.. . ..! .

JAN

i

.

. . .

.

.

..:

... ..

:.

.

:

,

;

.

.

.... .

;

2 2 m7

:

. ... ..

.

:. :

.

,

FEE

,

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

1-0-2002 4-2003 -620041

-70-

OCT

NOV

DEC

22.13 CEMENT, PRODUCTION 2.2.12 NEWSPRINT

2.2.13 CEMENT

-

2.2.14 PIG IRON

2.2.15 ELECTRICAL GENERATORS

2.2.16 WASHING MACHINES

2.2.17 COLOR TELEVISION

134.6

152.4

140.0

150.6

144.3

142.2

131.3 149.7

142.5

136.1

120.0

129.1

130.4

148.5

153.9

148.5

129.7

5542 5873

5464

4777 5133

4303 4869

4600 4625

5408

5593

5357 5731

4880 5155

5629

5543

5409

4258

4535

4513

2118 2266

2207

2223 2290

2305

2309

2285

2350

2305

2259

2353 2348

2276

2331 2413

2266

2325

2337

2346

384

387 449 485

452 548

462

399 471

427 535

434 578

374

394

314 372

2002

137.6

117.4

METRIC TONS

2003

132.3

116.5

132.8 139.4

128.8

139.5 1442

2004

141.6

132.3

150.8

149.2

156.0

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002

2978

2974

5123

2003 2004

3350 3303

3416

5126

5417 5720

3556

5167

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003

2291

2066

2098

2323 2329

2112 2217

2345 2247

THOUSAND Kw

2002 2003 2004

355 398

323 410

391

2002 2003

THOUSANDS

THOUSANDS

RECEIVERS

22.18 PASSENGER CARS

128.6

134.6

THOUSAND

THOUSANDS

6134

2285

2298 2414

406 448 515

518 421 563

472 489

473

370 448 481

580

461 332 474

325 322

306 364

389 425

357 434

361 339

285 404

295 434

353 442

391 468

2004

419

430

495

435

385

413

457

418

431

2002

870

739

861

858

797

749

770

732

671

762

704

643

747

619

616

2004

2321

479

2003

686

636

607

561

595

563

587

505

613

2004

521

570

585

533

521

518

525

479

493

2002

221

165

223

240

249

163

I97

230

213

259

246

2003

235

262 267

225 255

126 240

I69 215

235 256

287

259

205

258 267

222

2004

216 256

256

2.3.1 2 NON-RESIDENTIAL

THOUSAND SQUARE METRES

+2004(

-

2450

-

-

5

cn 2350-

2 2250-

249

f

2150-

271

3

E E

2050-

-

FEE

~

SQUARE METRES

+2003

2.2.14 PIG IRON, PRODUCTION

1950 T-JAN

2.3.1 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZED 2.3.1.1 RESIDENTIAL THOUSAND

MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC 1+2002

5

2.3 CONSTRUCTION

FEE

JAN

MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG 3788 4207

3466

6329 5654

5214 4125

14207

3992 6912

4281

2538

5315 3726

3790

2003

3199

2632

2004

1677

3153

2935

2672

4860

5240

3672

3622

2647

2002

5556 7314

4829 4995

7632

8171

9377

7956

5825

6442

6103 12076

7428

2003

8135

5818 5368

5940 4366

2004

5065

4582

6211

5044

6403

6407

6417

5107

4558

2002

4156

5679 4356

4102 3779

1-U-

7208 6793

SEP

OCT NOV DEI

2002 -I+ 2003 -0-20041

2.3.1 .I RESIDENTIAL BUILDING, CONSTRUCTON 7295 5483

6175 5215

-

7090 6805

4 P.

.:..

.: JAN

FEE

MAR APR MAY JUN +2002

-71

-

.. .

:

JUL

+2003

7-

i

I

AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

-0-20041

REPUBLIC OF KOREA

I

I

UNIT

IYEAR

I JAN I FEB I

MAR

I APR I

MAY

I JUN I JUL I AUG I SEP I OCT I NOV I DEC

I

32.1 GOODS LOADED

3. TRANSPORT

3.1 RAILWAY TRAFFIC 3.1 .lPASSENGER-KILOMETRES

3.12 FREIGHT TON-KILOMETRES

2002

2529

2160

2442

2402

2530

2256

2362

2583

2259

2446

2361

2413

2003 2004

2618 2386

2392 2158

2370 2190

2362 2320

2435 2495

2131 2187

2251 2455

2507 1715

2262 1566

2419

2333

2299

2002 2003

625 760 776

993 969 968

976 1010 937

980 1030 929

948 941 394

924 930 929

871 915 383

807 837

995 1024

991 955

943 927

2004

730 760 730

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

25136 26043 29436

22518 24458 24539

27302 28709 23558

26942 28456 23137

27657 28136 25457

28674 28646 24598

26533 28845 24749

25021 27179 20844

26466

28284 32466

27507 30424

27531 30249

TH0USAND METRIC

2002 2003

49143 54576

45309 47757 44813

47548 51769 47909

48963 50513 48149

48421 47531 46796

52281 47761 48868

55561 57040

49436

50593 49921 49451

56898 50943

2004

51177 51551 50999

55076 53081

TONS

54584 53882 48302

7324

7434

7325

4606 7317

4934 7959

5978 8082

0444 7657

9561 8961

7289 6993

8012 7545

7538 7386

7908 7652

9094

9765

7720

8318

1015 863 1112

1047 894 1173

1078 963 1164

1104 991 1202

1083 1022 1183

1056 998 1153

I180 1117 1256

1153 1103

1053

MILLIONS

MILLIONS

359

3.2 INTERNATIONAL MARITIME TRANSPORT 3.2.1 GOODS LOADED

3.2.2 GOODS UNLOADED

26937 26301

JAN

FEB MAR APR

1+

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

2002 4-2003 4- 2004

OCT NOV DEC

1

3.22 GOODS UNLOADED

i

3.3 CIVIL AVIATION TRAFFIC (TOTAL SCHEDULED SERVICES) 3.3.1 PASSENGER-KILOMETRES

MILLIONS

3.3.2 CARGO NET TON-KILOMETRES MILLIONS

2002 2003 2004

7339

6688

7840

6561

8348

7157

7313 6118 6927

2002 2003 2004

867 865 949

876 827 1054

1105 999 1180

1042

4. INTERNAL TRADE -INDEX NUMBERS OF VALUE 4.1 WHOLESALE 4.1.1 GENERAL

2000 = 100

2002 2003 2004

107.1 114.8 117.4

98.4 102.6 110.7

113.1 113.9 123.5

110.3 109.9 1172

112.6 110.5 117.0

108.3 108.5 1192

103.8 105.4 114.3

105.6 106.8 115.1

111.1 108.5 118.5

112.3 114.4

13.6 11.4

16.6 18.7

2002 2003

97.2 105.4 121.8

108.4 114.4 130.7

105.1 112.4 119.0

108.4 111.7 122.3

112.4 118.1 118.6

105.6 120.0

119.4 127.4 124.2

11.5 20.8

16.7 27.4

112.6

106.8 1202 118.6

110.6 121.4

2004

102.0 115.6 127.9

2002 2003

115.4 125.8

94.0 93.4

111.7 111.7 118.1

122.9

110.1

109.6

I 13.9

112.9 118.0

121.8 117.4

120.6 119.5

117.0 132.8

110.0

117.1

101.4

116.3 117.1 118.1

113.6

122.6

109.9 114.5 115.1

107.6

2004

103.3 108.2 113.5

JAN

FEB

MAR APR

MAY JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP OCT NOV DEC

14-2002 4-2003 4-20041 4.1.1 WHOLESALE TRADE INDEX NUMBERS OF VALUE

4.12 AGRICULTURAL RAW MATERIALS,LIVE ANIMALS

4.1.3 FOOD, BEVERAGES AND TOBACCO

2000 = 100

2000 = 100

130

125 120 115 110 105 100 95 90

JAN

FEB MAR APR

MAY

I+2002

-72-

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

-A-2003 4-20041

OCT

NOV

DEC

1

REPUBLIC OF KOREA

I

1 4.2 RETAIL 42.1 GENERAL

4.2.2 FOOD, BEVERAGES AND CIGARETES

UNIT

2000 = 100

2000 = 100

IYEAR

I JAN I

FE6

I MAR I APR I MAY I JUN I JUL I AUG I SEP I OCT I

NOV

I DEC

126.1 124.6 126.8

118.2 115.4 1202

120.4 117.0 122.7

114.3 114.1 115.1

129.0 129.7 131.7

127.6 127.9

129.5 129.2

128.7 132.1

123.7

123.7 120.8 123.6

108.2 99.2 95.9

103.7 99.9 102.2

104.4 98.0 100.8

106.7 99.1 102.1

99.5 97.5 100.8

95.8 96.6 97.3

96.5 93.1 94.5

107.5 116.7 127.4

1022 105.4

104.3 103.6

103.6 101.6

11326 14495 16198

10471 13858 17461

11990 15870 19116

12560 14759 18821

12698 13524 17895

11934 13428 18543

13032 14898 18383

12861 13541 18085

12992 14531 18180

13817 16537

13993 15761

14452 17624

11382 14320 18977

11023 13337 19128

13251 15379 21168

13185 15721 21484

14173 14676 20817

12894 15656 21610

13395 1932 21007

13959 15375 19805

13901 17021 20887

15085 18930

2002

117.8

2003 2004

132.1 131.6

1172 111.8

124.2 125.1

115.9

2002 2003 2004

99.9 107.6 111.1

2002 2003 2004 2002 2003 2004

4.2.1 RETAIL TRADE INDEX NUMBERS OF VALUE

5. EXTERNAL TRADE 5.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS 5.1.1 IMPORTS MlLLiON

us DOLLARS 5.12 EXPORTS

MILLION

us DOLLARS

FE6

JAN

APR

MAR

MAY

JUN

JUL

1-0-2002 +2003 15197 18242

15026 19729

AUG

SEP

OCT

-C-20041

5.1.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS

lgooo

5 2 INDEX NUMBERS OF QUANTUM, UNIT VALUE AND TERMS OF TRADE 5.2.1 QUANTUM 52.1.1 IMPORTS 2000 = 100 2002 107.0 I15.8 2003 119.3 2004 5.2.1.2 EXPORTS

2000 = 100

2002 2003 2004

98.8 115.1 135.8

114.7 132.4

116.8 122.1

121.o 134.8

117.4

132.4

141.l 164.8

161.7

129.0 150.8

122.0 160.2

110.7 116.6 1332

109.8 110.3

102.3 109.1

109.4 119.4

107.3 109.0

107.9 117.2

126.5

1282

127.0

126.6

126.1

109.9

110.4

115.1 129.6 162.1

118.4

128.9 167.5

115.2 123.5 164.9

109.7

125.7 174.0

126.4 151.9

98.8 107.0 126.4

110.8 119.5 139.8

92.8 109.6 153.5

127.3 163.6

3

18ooo 17000

11000

.""..,.

,

1 -

52.2 UNIT VALUE 522.1 IMPORTS

5.2.22 EXPORTS

5.2.3 TERMS

OF TRADE

JAN

2000 = 100

2000 = 100

2000 = 100

2002 2003

80.5

80.3 98.4

82.6 992

85.9 95.9

87.7 92.5

88.6 92.5

89.4 94.2

90.4 94.0

91.4 93.6

2004

94.7 102.8

104.4

103.6

106.9

106.6

109.3

108.9

107.7

108.9

2002

82.1

82.1

84.8

85.1

2003 2004

84.9 90.9

84.8 89.6

84.4 88.5

83.9 90.7

84.9 83.7 91.7

81.4 83.7 90.7

83.3 84.7 92.5

822 852 92.6

82.5 84.8

2002 2003 2004

102.0 89.7 88.5

1022 86.2 85.9

102.7 85.1 85.4

99.1 87.5 84.8

96.8 90.5 86.0

91.9 90.5 83.0

93.2 89.9 84.9

90.9 90.6 86.0

90.3

912 93.7

90.9 97.3

91.2 99.5

82.1 852

82.0 87.1

83.6

90.0 90.9

90.2 89.5

91.7 88.5

I

FEE

I

MAR

I

APR

141-2002

.

I

I

MAY

JUN

JUL

. AUG

. SEP

r

NOV

DEC

OCT

NOV

DEC

4-2003 +20041

5.12 TOTAL VALUE OF EXPORTS

88.1

91.o

90.6 83.6

JAN

FEB MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

1-U-2002 -6-2003 -Q-2004\

- 73 -

. OCT

REPUBLIC OF KOREA

I

I 5.3 VALUE OF PRINCIPAL IMPORTS 5.3.1 WHEAT AND MESLIN, UNMILLED

UNIT

MILLION

]YEAR

I JAN I

us

2002 2003

36.7 65.7

DOLLARS

2004

MILLION

FEB

I

MAR

I APR I

MAY

I

I JUL I AUG I SEP I OCT I NOV I DEC

JUN

49.3 58.2 63.1

43.7 44.6 53.6

42.4 63.5 65.4

41.O 41.7 48.4

42.8 43.6 63.3

35.6 51.9 49.2

47.4 48.1 56.8

49.8 48.6

38.8

49.9 51.3 41.2

2002 2003 2004

50

39

51

51

60

47

52

48

47

53

52

48

49 59

41 63

50 77

59 71

52 63

52 53

53 51

39 45

45 46

48

49

75

2002 2003 2004

1692.2 2559.1 2378.1

1654.9 2386.3 3045.6

1796.9 2942.8 2532.9

1856.6 2337.4 2583.1

2076.5 2029.5 2799.1

1751.4 1573.5 2943.6

1918.0 2640.8 2812.3

1994.3 2008.2 3189.1

2172.0 22132 3196.3

2074.5 2329.3

54.4 47.6

5.3.3 PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, IMPORTS 3800

49.7 45.4

3200

2800

5.32 WOOD

us DOLLARS 5.3.3 PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS

MILLION

us DOLLARS

i

2400

J

z

3 2081.9 2620.1

2114.0 2552.4

2000

a

1800 1200

JAN

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

[+2002 5.3.4 IRON AND STEEL, INGOTS

MILLION

us DOLLARS 5.3.5 TEXTILE MACHINERY

MILLION

us DOLLARS 5.4 VALUE OF PRINCIPAL EXPORTS 5.4.1 FISH, FRESH AND

FROZEN

MILLION

us DOLLARS

5.4.2 PLYWOOD

MILLION

us DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

46.6 85.4 134.9

58.1 92.0 88.7

47.6 75.0 135.1

64.6 102.3 161.O

67.6 114.8 204.5

55.6 137.1 154.6

83.1 113.0 134.0

90.1 112.8 179.4

46.7

90.0 131.O

972

103.7 101.6

64.3 79.6

2002 2003 2004

27.4 30.1 18.5

32.6 33.0 17.9

38.9 30.9 19.0

32.3 35.6 20.6

45.1 30.9 17.0

47.6 50.8 19.8

42.8 31.1 20.3

28.4 212

282 28.1

32.1 18.4

37.0 27.9

26.2

29.1 24.4 18.8

2002 2003 2004

39.4

35.5 38.5

40.8

342

45.3

36.9

55.9

35.6

44.6

56.7

612

65.9

40.0

55.6

40.4

34.6

39.8

66.0

58.1

35.9

44.0

47.5

35.7 43.8

37.1

38.9

33.4 46.6

57.1

33-4

43.8 51.2

2002 2003 2004

2.4 3.2 42

1.8 2.7 4.7

2.2 3.2 3.7

3.7 3.0 4.5

4.O 3.7 5.3

3.9 4.8 8.2

4.1 5.9 8.4

3.3 4.3 5.8

3.0 6.2 6.2

3.1 4.7

3.5 2.7

2.6 2.5

50.3

MILLION

2002

us

2003 2004

DOLLARS

47.7 43.7

39.9 43.4

55.1 54.7

40.0

51.8

64.9

62.1 58.4 62.7

62.6 59.8 58.1

56.6 55.3 61.7

54.2 51.9 60.3

49.9 45.3 49.0

53.2 55.3 61.I

JAN

65.9 65.5

63.9 67.7

57.5 68.4

AUG

OCT

NOV

DEC

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

SEP

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

4-2003 *20041

6.1.1 WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX

6. PRICES

6.1 WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX 6.1.1 GENERAL

JUL

4-2003 -0-20041

5.4.3 WOVEN COTTON FABRICS, EXPORTS

l+2002 5.4.3 WOVEN COTTON FABRICS

JUN

109

2000 = 100

2002 2003 2004

97.8 100.5 104.3

98.3 101.1 105.6

98.8 102.1 106.6

99.6 101.5 107.1

100.0 101.0 107.4

99.4 100.5 107.3

99.1 100.7 107.7

99.2 I01.l 108.7

99.4 101.5 109.1

99.6 101.8 1092

99.8 1022

105.3 107.9

105.5 104.3

106.4

105.4 106.1 125.8

102.5 109.5 131.6

106.7 113.8 137.0

109.3 119.8 130.4

103.9 121.3

129.4

110.1 111.4 128.3

100.8

124.3

104.5 105.7 131.8

99.8 102.9

107

8

'05

I

103

6.1 2 AGRICULTURAL FOODS

2000 = 100

2002 2003 2004

110.5 134.6

123.0 118.3

106.0 121.1

(Y

I01 99 97

JAN

-74-

FE0 MAR APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

69.1 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX 6 2 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX 6.2.1 GENERAL

6.2.2 FOOD

118

2000 = I00

2000=100

2002 2003

105.0 109.0

105.5 109.6

106.1 110.9

106.7 110.7

107.1 110.5

107.0 110.2

106.7 110.1

107.4 110.6

108.0 111.6

107.7 111.7

2004

112.7

113.2

114.3

114.3

114.2

114.2

114.9

115.9

115.9

115.9

2002

105.5 109.9 1162

107.5 110.8 117.1

107.0 112.4 118.9

107.5 112.0 118.8

108.0 111.0 118.4

107.6 110.0 118.2

106.8 110.1 119.4

108.9 111.8 122.4

110.6 115.0 122.7

107.7 115.7 122.0

2003 2004

107.8 111.5

108.3 112.0

114

1072 114.7

108.5 114.9

7.1.2 RESERVE MONEY

i

112

"O 108

104

BILLION WON

2002 2003 2004

BILLION WON

2002 2003 2004

7 2 FOREIGN ASSETS'

BILLION WON

2002 2003 2004

7.3 EXCHANGE RATE (MIDPOINT RATE)

WON PER USDOLLAR

2002 2003 2004

249420 260254 265594 260881 260400 263885 259466 263556 268185 272991 277824 283581 283237 280848 276134 273012 279348 276010 276268 282840 282405 290278 273796 298953 298427 306980 305746 301211 299992 305130 310703 298118 312339 30287 36242 39481

33184 35668 37197

33826 38150 38816

33514 35941 37934

34397 36337 37258

33149 37312 42335

33266 35377 38081

32483 36243 38740

36278 38913 41818

32730 37234

34179 36423

1a2

FEE MAR APR

JAN

MAY

JUL

JUN

IQ-2002 +2003

37987 40750

OCT

SEP

AUG

NOV DEC

-0-20041

7.1.1 MONEY

208547 215685 216121 217505 211076 207144 209972 210900 211308 216131 211517 211708 217880 214188 214891 216276 217380 213794 231347 235248 224471 247036 253558 253388 273001 281861 292541 294444 296062 283653 287069 284889 1314.8 1170.5 1173.6

1327.7 1186.8 1174.5

1326.4 1252.9 1153.6

1292.2 1213.1 1167.7

1233.3 1206.6 1165.7

1201.8 1193.1 1152.5

1197.0 1180.0 1171.3

EXCLUDINGTIRES FOR MOTORCYCLESAND BICYCLES.

1200.5 1178.5 1153.8

1225.5 1150.2 1147.9

1233.4 1177.3 1122.3

1208.0 1202.6

1200.4 1197.8

,

-.----I

INCLUDING PROJECTTELEVISION AND FLAT PANEL DISPLAY TELEVISION.

JAN

INCLUDINGLIGHT. SMALL, MEDIUM. LARGE TYPES OF CARS AND MULTI UTILITY VEHICLES.

,

FEE

.

. MAR APR

.

, MAY

JUN

*

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

14-2002 -6-2003 -0-20041

INCLUDINGUCTEMIONS. ALTERATIONS. RECONSTRUCTIONAND REPAIR. INCLUDING

5E

106

7. FINANCE 7.1 MONEY SUPPLY 7.1.1 MONEY

116

mtmncTRANSPORT.

INCLUDINGVENEERS AND PARTICLE BOARD. EXCLUDINGCOMMEMORATIVECOIFIS. DATA RELATE TO CURRENCY IN CIRCULATION,DEMAND DEPOSITS AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS. INCLUDINGDATA FOR NON-BANK FINANCIAL CORPORATIONS.

- 75 -

. OCT NOV

I

DEC

I

I

UNIT

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

1

NOV

I

DEC

I

2.1.1 COAL, PRODUCTION

1. POPULATION 1.1 CRUDE BIRTH RATE

1.2 CRUDE DEATH RATE

PER 1000 POPULATION

2002 2003 2004 a

9.7

9.6

10.3

10.3

9.5 10.2

9.6 10.4

9.6 10.3

9.6 10.3

9.7 10.5

9.6

9.9

10.4

10.5

10.3

10.5

10.5

16.8 172

16.5 17.0

16.5 16.8

16.4

16.4

16.1

14180 15311 16826

PER 1000

2002

18.4

POPULATION

2003 2004 a

18.8

17.4 18.0

16.9 17.7

17.9

17.0

16.8

16.8 17.4 16.6

9.8

9.8 10.4

9.8 10.4

9.8 10.5

9.8 10.4

10.3

16.3 16.5

16.1 16.5

16.2 16.5

162 16.4

16.5

14674 15844 17022

15321 15899 17254

15265 16267

16325

15950

16866

17322

16727

17496

16.3

2. INDUSTRY 2.1 PRODUCTION OF SELECTED COMMODITIES 2.1.1 COAL

2.1.2 LIGNITE

2.1.3 CRUDE PETROLEUM

2.1.4 ELECTRICITY

2.1.5 IRON ORE

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

14915 16714 17094

14294 16087 16936

14795 16994 18187

15035 16494 17324

13968 16101 16963

THOUSAND

2002

6357

6447

6239

4140

4230

5505

4635

4983

6530

7611

8297

9193

METRIC TONS

2003 2004

8605 7648

7670 6780

7204 7220

5060 4689

5060 4873

4701 3937

5021 3849

5310 4225

6158

7581

8230

8808

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

30530 33947 37368

27947 30959 35128

31112 34525 37802

30099 33554 36931

31488 35090 38408

30992 34479 37895

32299 36260 39402

32882 36534 39578

32322 35746

33644 37041

32655 35932

33593 37273

66263 68148

79520

82980

95968

79233

84465

91742

7223 7895

7124 7666

7230 8367

.

.

;

13500,

JAN

;

.

,

MAR

FEB

.

I

APR

I

MAY

i

I

JUN

JUL

FERRO-ALLOYS

MILLION

2002

89270

77769

80026

71933

64551

62722

2003 2004

92203 91255

82728 84912

85704 85632

75262 76499

66964 69035

59495 61682 64201

60793

KWH

63343 64877

64805 66441

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

6520 7375 7908

6125 6912 7459

7227 7744 8018

7222 7755 7837

7028 7674 7934

6925 7651 7874

7267 7630 8131

7362 7812 8063

6924 7415

THOUSAND

2002

3632

3521

3920

3760

4077

3836

3994

4053

3821 3989

3881 4090

3815 3955

3961 4181

2.1.7 CRUDE STEEL

5007

5097 5341

5002 5122

5095 5402

METRIC

2003

4040

3691

4231

4102

4297

4053

4141

4042

TONS

2004

4187

3946

4247

3902

4279

3984

4053

4581

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

4673 5138 5405

4538 4681 5069

4988 5316 5497

4874 5196 5197

5080 5467 5627

4978

5248 5365 5544

5198 5340 5641

5220 5443

r

I

SEP

8

OCT NOV DEC

1-0-2002 -4-2003 +2004] 2.1.3 CRUDE PETROLEUM, PRODUCTION

FEB

JAN

MAR

MAY

APR

JUN

JUL

1-0-2002 +2003 2.1.6 PIG-IRON AND

I

AUG

5251

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

+20041

2.1.4 ELECTRICITY, PRODUCTION

:

:

:

9oooo -

85000 -

8oooo

-

75000 -

70000 65000 -

6oooO ,

55000 +

JAN

_

.

.

.

1-13-2002 +2003

- 76-

.

FEE MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DE( -0-20041

RUSSIAN FEDERATION

I

I 2.1.8 TIRES

2.1.9 CEMENT

UNIT

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

I

3010 3336

2703 2991

3018 3280

3209 3425

3320 3474

3459

2932

3012

3367

3425

2771

3065

3460

3759

4088

2658 3154

3337 3802

3763 4330

4285 4752

4698 5023

4238 4713

860

777

799

928 791

782 815

873 762

889

728

1022 743

32 88

88

113

91

84

72

48

68

109 78

103 78

2002

4037

3409

4135

4296

5103

2003

4458

3765

4223

2004

5260

4559

5029

4328 5550

5186 6859

2002

172

188

233

239

2003 2004

158 179

171 196

251 287

243 244

us

2002 2003

2060 2449

2330 2916

2893 3502

DOLLARS

2004

2912

3761

MILLI0N

2002

us

2003

5710 8237

DOLLARS

2004

9294

2792

2906

2484 2821 3106

2002

1603

2239

2003 2004

1562 1972

2152 2389

THOUSAND METRIC

2002

729

2003

TONS

2004

869 639

800

33 97

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003

2454 2652

2004

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

3. TRANSPORT

3.1 INTERNATIONAL MARITIME TRANSPORT 3.1.1 GOODS LOADED

(YEAR

3118 3452

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC 2939 3197

3167 3432

3482

4044 4268

3794 4087

2789

1841

3164

2303

847

635 713

751

840

610

689

3556

3204 3345

2.1.9 CEMENT, PR0DUCTK)N

5036

* 704

814 571

1142 760

800

FE6 M4R

JAN

APR

JUN

MAY

+ZOO3

)+ZOO2

3.1.2 GOODS UNLOADED

THOUSAND 2002 METFUC 2003 TONS 2004 3.2 CIVIL AVIATION TRAFFIC (TOTAL SCHEDULED SERVICES) 3.2.1 PASSENGER-KILOMETRES

3.22 CARGO

MILLIONS

MILLIONS

NET TON-KILOMETRES

73

I00

98

69

82

74

6619

5097

4438

4373

7575

6073

5175

5056

119

86

73

101

133 65

6686

7830

8684

6978 8518

8481 I0239

9843 I0912

220

189 218 225

220 218 218

232 240

231

21 I 244

3159 3726

2792 3521

2997 3513

3365 3976

3021 3639

4656

4653

4352

4786

5098

5604

7115

8023

7231

6826

7874

8519

8198

8441

7905

9554

6265

9783

8346

8949

9452

9464

10048

9594

10529

9454

I1023

10104

11704

11367

10292

11117

11013

79 105

4.1.2 W O R T S (F.O.6

SEP OCT NOV OEC

+20041

4.1.1 TOTAL VALUE OF

IMPORTS

5000

273 258

261

204

241

274

252

3005 3760

3436 4207

3251 3894

3701 5087

ig

4000

217

4.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS

MILLION

AUO

96

4. EXTERNAL T R A O E ~ 4.1.1 IMPORTS (C.I.F.)

JUL

1 w

-\ JAN

MAR APR MAY JUN

FEB

AUG

SEP

OCT N W M C

4.19 TOTAL VALUE OF EXPORTS

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RUSSIAN FEDERATION

I

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UNIT

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I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

I

42.1 MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT, TRANSPORT MEANS, IMPORTS

4.2 PRINCIPAL IMPORTS 4.2.1 MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT, TRANSPORT MEANS

4.2.2 STEEL PIPES

MILLION

us

2002 2003

943.5

825.9 1114.7

1121.8 1296.1

WLLARS

2004

1277.5

1663.9

1970.3

THOUSAND METRIC

771.I

1203.1

1023.1

1129.2

1466.5 2039.4

1443.9

1434.8

1368.2 1701.9

1939.8

2194.1

2437.9

2002 2003 2004

25.3 10.0 29.7

27.5 7.3 56.8

29.4 7.0 35.6

39.8 12.1 48.2

41.0 23.8

20.1 7.3

20.3 10.5

14.1

29.1

37.0

102.4 147.9

101.0 169.6

DOLLARS

2004

42.0 119.2 952

93.8

us

2002 2003

230.2

202.7

102.2 1562 173.8

102.1 148.9 198.1

109.6 173.0 197.5

TONS

1183.3 1403.7

1183.4 1372.3

1315.7 1584.4

1279.0

1530.5

2006.3

2233.1

2500

p 10.0 22.3

12.0 42.9

212 43.6

12.2 49.8

4.1 36.4

110.5 148.5

119.3 175.7

196.6 187.3

141.1 221.7

131.8 257.5

2000

2

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1500

1wo 49.3 MEDICINES

4.2.4 KNITWEAR AND TEXTILE CLOTHING

4.2.5 RAW SUGAR

MILLION

124.5 156.3

5oa JAN

14.1 28.4 26.6

21.1 36.3 48.5

37.5 48.8 56.1

45.4 45.7 55.9

39.3 31.8 40.8

31.4 26.0 33.4

52.4 33.7 44.1

61.5 43.3

DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

THOUSAND METRIC

2002 2003

155.9 206.0

323.9 279.4

527.2

333.0

481.7 437.7

619.1 508.4

1201.4 551.9

481.9 537.5

86.3 282.8

TONS

2004

150.6

10.0

375.6

136.4

453.2

299.3

249.2

MILLION

us

70.1 45.7

69.8 47.2

45.4 40.3

4.32 PETROLEUM PRODUCTS

4.3.3 NATURAL GAS

4.3.4 COAL

4.3.5 ORES AND FERROUS CONCENTRATES

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT NOV DEC

31.4 33.3 4.3.1 CRUDE OIL, EXPORTS

150.5 1502

148.0 55.4

126.6 238.6

138.5 545.6

2ww U)

r

1 m -

e0

4.3 PRINCIPAL W O R T S 4.3.1 CRUDE OIL

FEE

THOUSAND METRIC TONS THOUSAND

2002 2003 2004

METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

11628 13451 14569

11068 12622 15926

12988 15575 19216

12342 13439 14858

13477 15155 12985

12442 16793 15484

4625.5 4915.1 5912.3 4568.7 381I.I 4802.9

6011.2 6552.8 9478.5

6489.9 6092.8 5833.6

6132.6 6239.3 4952.8

5628.7 7105.3 5615.2

13875 13770 13918

11363 13062 12762

11432 13477

11083 11349

10511 11227

9943 10700

12858

12084

12290

12615

3479.6 4096.9 5519.2

4458.1 4225.6 4964.3

2890.5 3642.9 5393.2

1338.4 3850.7 5387.0

13748 18052 14387

14381 19409

14036 16925

13729 17338

13283 15877

13638 16586

5

3

6848.9

6916.6

6998.1

6636.2

6306.6

5544.5

6867.3 5089.3

7429.5

6291.5

5917.0

5382.5

7537.7

E

a, 12000-

lW0

LJAN

12417 12761

2002 2003 2004

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

2764.7 3956.9 2254.4

2994.1 4235.7 4525.4

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

343.0

391.7

532.1

600.1

553.2

838.5

700.8

618.4

619.4

889.3

1037.5

937.4

E

694.1 811.a

653.0

921.5 1108.2

721.4 1251.3

621.4 1102.6

631.3 1501.9

856.4

676.7

875.1

728.5

866.9

1171.0

0

10156

9728

9874

10445

9749 10833

10186

10242

11545

2704.5

2789.9

3167.7

4408.6

3471.9

4250.7

4285.5

4584.0

5158.9

4483.2

FEE

MAR APR

13413 13933

MILLION

MAY

)+2002

JUN

+ZOO3

JUL

AUG

-0-2004

4.3.3 NATURAL GAS, EXPORTS 4583.6 5927.7

4907.1

1299.8

d I4Ooo-

s

CUBIC METRES

521.7

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2

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SEP

OCT NOV DEC

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FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

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12000

0

5 i

.

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t

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.

I

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DEC

RUSSIAN FEDERATION

I

I

UNIT

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FE6

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

1

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

5.1.1 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX

5. PRICES

5.1 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX 5.1.1 GENERAL

103.5

PRECEDING MONTH = 100

2002 2003 2004

103.1 102.4 101.8

101.2 101.6 101.0

101.1 101.1 100.8

101.2 101.0 101.0

101.7 100.8 100.7

100.5 100.8 100.8

100.7 100.7 100.9

100.1 99.6 100.4

100.4 100.3

101.1 101.0

101.6 101.0

101.5 101.1

103.0

102.5 I

E

102.0

0

5.12 FOODSTUFF (INCLUDING ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES)

PRECEDING MONTH = 100

2002 2003 2004

102.8 102.5 101.6

100.9 101.2 101.1

100.5 101.0 101.1

101.0 101.0 100.8

1022 100.7 100.4

99.8 100.8 100.8

100.4 100.4 101.0

98.9 98.6 100.1

99.3 99.8

100.6 101.1

2002 2003 2004

1080.0 1395.6 2126.9

1084.9 1440.8 2197.1

1106.7 1513.3 2244.6

1147.7 1584.0 2255.8

1204.5 1680.4 2286.3

1254.9 1822.3 2425.3

1268.5 1808.7 2376.0

1282.4 1844.8 2372.0

1302.0 1871.8 2416.0

1313.5 1850.7

102.0 1012

102.2 101.5

2

a b

c d

100.5

100.0

BILLION RUBLES

1337.8 1899.4

1498.5 2181.9

BILLION RUBLES

2002 2003 2004

866.7 1177.7 2011.6

873.8 1287.5 2053.6

892.7 1321.1 1977.0

943.9 1423.0 1933.1

1006.7 1544.0 1911.0

1052.6 1570.9 1959.5

1051.4 1551.8 1888.9

1101.1 1541.6 1870.0

1105.9 1528.0 1877.3

1119.0 1542.0

1167.8 1584.6

1263.7 1947.7

6.2 FOREIGN ASSETS ( N W

BILLION RUBLES

2002 2003

1201.9 1739.0 2258.2

1180.7 1782.5 2288.6

1283.6 1814.1 2425.5

1366.6 1898.9 2504.0

1386.0 1910.8 2591.3

1432.8 19772 2666.1

1436.9 19292 2707.5

1499.8 1961.4 2804.9

1536.5 1931.7

1551.7 1969.7

1577.8 2096.8

2004

1160.6 1647.8 2175.4

2002 2003 2004

30.685 31.822 28.494

30.927 31.576 28.516

31.119 31.380 28.485

31.196 31.100 28.883

31.307 30.709 28.990

31.447 30.348 29.030

31.440 30.260 29.100

31.567 30.504 29.240

31.636 30.612 29220

31.741 29.858 28.770

31.842 29.739

31.784 29.455

RUBLES PER US DOLLAR

AT CALCULATIONS OF RELATIVE INDICES OF 2004 ESTIMATION OF POPULATIONSUBJECT TO ALL-RUSSIANPOPULATIONCENSUS 2002 WAS USED. RELATIVE INDICES FOR THE YEARS 20022003 WERE CALCULATED WITHOUT TAKING INTO ACCOUNT RESULTS OF THE 2002 CENSUS. FREIGHT BY MARITIMETRANSPORT IN FOREGN NAVIGATION. DATA ON REGULAR AND IRREGULAR CARRIERS. REFERS TO IMPORTS FROM OR EXPORTSTO NON-CIS COUNTRIES. BY FEDERAL CUSTOMS SERVICE OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION.

-79-

99.5

MAR APR MAY JUN

FEE

JAN

(+2002

6.12 RESERVE MONEY

6.3 EXCHANGE RATE (END OF PERIOD)

101.0

0

6. FINANCE

6.1 MONEY SUPPLY 6.1.1 MONEY

'?

101.5

JUL

+ZOO3

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV DEC

+20041

6.1.1 MONEY

800,

,

JAN

,

FE9

,

.

,

MAR APR M4Y JUN

,

.

,

JUL

AUG

. SEP

I-I% 2002 d-2003 -0- 2004J

. OCT

. NOV

DEC

SAMOA

1

I

UNIT

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

1. POPULATION 1.1 CRUDE BIRTH RATE

1 2 CRUDE DEATH RATE

PER 1000 POPULATION

2002 2003 2004

PER 1000 POPULATION

2002 2003

MAY

1

I

JUN

-

JUL

28.6

-

--

5.6 5.5

-

28.0

-

-

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

2.1.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS

2004

2. EXTERNAL TRADE 2.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS 2.1.1 IMPORTS MILLION TALA

2.1.2 EXPORTS

MILLION TALA

2002

29

48

34

38

49

35

40

37

35

39

36

2003

31

31

31

34

38

33

33

36

39

28

41

2004

34

31

38

36

39

39

2002 2003 2004

2 3 2

3

9

2 2

3

4 2 2

6 2 2

5 4 3

2

JAN

R B

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

~+2002+2003+2004~ 5 3

5 3

3 3

4

3

3

3

Z.t.2 TOTAL VALUE OF EXPORTS 10 9

3. CONSUMER PRICE INDEX a 3.1 GENERAL

8

1998=100

2002 2003 2004

3 2 FOOD

1998=100

2002 2003

110.7

-

111.0 111.7

-

110.8

109.6

-

115.9 115.7

-

116.3

116.4

-

123.0 117.8

-

111.3

113.4

-

114.8 112.4

115.7

-

5 7 3 6 2

113.3

-

113.9 111.3

-

113.5

111.9

--

121.9 118.0

-

120.6

121.0

-

122.4 121.8

124.2

-

114.9

-

111.9 112.5

-

118.9

3

5

3

4 3

2004

4. FINANCE 4.1 MONEY SUPPLY 4.1.1 MONEY

4.12 RESERVE MONEY

2

I

MILLION TALA

2002

82.63

81.75 94.44

78.77 85.06

81.98 85.39

9229 93.83

86.41 106.86

91.65

88.33

87.20

88.26

95.61

109.62

101.56

107.34

109.82

11821

60.03 65.73

57.81

56.62 71.09

73.85 81.76

2003

94.78

81.39 99.31

2004

114.80

110.61

118.26

116.34

112.15

112.63

123.19

120.33

MILLION

2002

TALA

2003

56.17 712 3

51.40 69.08

48.47 55.63

53.42 58.15

52.87 60.31

79.90

75.93

82.91

78.92

72.26

59.35 67.54 77.05

53.46 67.40

2004

54.64 64.03 75.98

2002 2003 2004

174.43

174.75

169.44

178.85 208.37

171.06 205.53

167.83 207.94

173.79 168.99 212.10

181.78 166.25 193.25

185.16 168.34 174.98

190.02 163.13 174.13

188.23 169.71 181.98

181.45 176.27

3.515

3.492

3.496

3.400

3.356

3240

3.265

3.321

3.305

69.11

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

14-2002 +2003+20041

4.1.1 MONEY 130

75.84

125 120

4.2 FOREIGN ASSETS (NET)

4.3 EXCHANGE RATE

(MIDPOINT RATE)

MILLION TALA

TALA PER US DOLLAR

2002 2003 2004

181.34 181.56

183.75 185.64

181.82 207.03

115

4

110

32

3275

3.234

3206

105

P j

- loo I

9

5 90

85

80

a

EXCLUDING RENT.

75

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

1-0-2002 -A-2003

JUL

AUG

+20041

SINGAPORE

I

I

UNIT

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FEE

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

1. POPULATION a

1.1 CRUDE BIRTH RATE

PER 1000 POPULATION

2002 2003

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

2.1 .IMANUFACTURING PRODUCTiON INDEX

-

-

11.4 10.3

--

-

-

4.4

-

I

I

2004 1.2 CRUDE DEATH RATE

PER 1000 POPULATION

2002 2003 2004

2003 = 100

2002

88.9

802

101.6

94.7

1022

104.2

100.5

98.1

98.3

99.7

91.8

104.8

2003 2004

100.9 108.0

78.7 101.5

107.8 109.2

91.l 111.4

93.3 112.2

97.8 117.0

942 112.1

108.8 114.3

104.1 117.1

118.6 121.4

99.3

105.5

2002 2003 2004

20.6 17.7 172

11.3 12.0 14.7

18.5 18.1 18.5

17.8 15.7 18.2

16.8 14.6 23.1

20.7 22.6 25.8

17.3 23.7

17.9 17.0

19.8 22.3

15.4 17.5

2002 2003 2004

2781

2887 3034 3101

2912 2932 3102

3005 3093 3206

2910 2991 3109

3039

2907 2896

2431 2569 2832

2002 2003 2004

8391

6050

7221

7670

7706

8755 6642

6014 8163

8580 8105

8459 8056

8177 8288

7346 7743 8425

4.4

-

2. INDUSTRY 2.1 INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION INDEX 2.1.1 MANUFACTURING

2.2 PRODUCTION OF SELECTED COMMODITIES 22.1 SOFT DRINKS THOUSAND KL

JAN

FEE

MAR

APA

MAY

1+2002 17.9 22.0

24.8 24.9

JUN

JUL.

AUG

SEP

OCT

2.2.3 PAINTS

MILLION KWH

3300 _.

KL

3068

3009 2991

3108

3150

8230

7875

7196 8348

6650

2890 2923 3087 7387 6868

3061 3019

2859 2874

2881 2931

3100 -

g 8261 7536

7401 7379

7622 8478

3000 29002800-

1 27002600 2500 -

2400 -

3. TRANSPORT 3.1 INTERNATIONAL n RlTlME TR 3.1.1 TOTAL CARGO

ISPORT THOUSAND

2002

28368

24656

28476

29221

27326

28629

29716

28495

METRIC TONS

2003 2004

28998 30386

25999 27041

28184 33339

27804 32764

29772 32313

29041 33541

29416

34464

3.12 GENERAL CARGO

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

15622 15612 17945

14799 14794 16676

17187 17681 19981

16963 16388 19678

17373 16889 20214

16901 17721 21050

17762 17916 21367

3.1.3 BULK CARGO

THOUSAND

2002

12747

9857

11290

12259

9954

11720

11954

METRIC TONS

2003 2004

13386 12440

11206 10365

10503 13359

11416 13086

12883 12100

11321 12491

11500

30828

28961 30537

16531 17209 20446

16330 18257

15857 17658

16023 18495

11320

10135

12024

10431

12938

10916 12747

11479 12925

12570

12026

12042

28354

28743 33889 17175 17827 21142

i. NOV DEC

2300 7

26289 29684

26666 28608 33371

OEC

2.2.2 ELECTRICTTY, PRODUCTION

3200 -

2.22 ELECTRICITY

NOV

4-2003 -0-20041

JAN

FEE

MAR APR

MAY JUN

1-CJ-2002

JUL

+2003

AUG

SEP

OCT

SEP

OCT

+20041

3.1.1 TOTAL CARGO. TRANSPORT

13097

JAN

FEE

MAR APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

/-U-2002 *2003-+2004~

-81-

NOV

DEC

4.1.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS

3.2 REGISTRATION OF NEW MOTOR VEHICLES 3.2.1 PASSENGER CARS NUMBERS

3.3 INTERNATIONAL TOURIST TRAVEL 3.3.1 NUMBER OF VISITORS THOUSANDS

4. EXTERNAL TRADE 4.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS 4.1 .l IMPORTS MILLION SINGAPORE DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

6086 7388 8588

4161 4494 8314

6413 6439 9247

5305 6628 9944

4621 7568 9755

5057 6026

5725 7809

4876 6460

4642 7240

4647 7074

5425 7402

6265 8062

2002 2003 2004

596.7 641.7 651.5

598.9 613.4 591.0

655.2 559.9 626.4

622.3 203.6 653.2

606.1 177.8 660.3

602.0 316.6 687.0

679.6 540.9 802.7

671.6 602.0 745.9

597.5 556.9

638.7 586.4

588.7 635.7

709.6 691.4

2002

15744 17249 19752

14689 16053 19221

17459 19265 23753

18067 18229 22720

17366 16847 22751

18241 18556 22903

18567 18448 25110

17928 18321 23898

16909 19102 24015

18816 20795

17586 18852

16939 21095

14622 17540 21768

18343 20872 25225

19426 20165 24213

18582 19526 24761

18500 19887 25901

19774 20902 26135

19303 20370 25997

18749 22599 27847

20217 23369

20279 21452

18414 23508

2003 2004

JAN

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

I-a- 2002 -A-

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

OCT

NOV

DEC

OCT

NOV

DEI

2003 -0- 20041

4.1.2 TOTAL VALUE OF EXPORTS

4.1.2 WPORTS

4.2 VALUE OF PRINCIPAL IMPORTS 42.1 PETROLEUM ( INCLUDING CRUDE AND REFINED PRODUCT)

MILLI0N SINGAPORE DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

17692 20905 21400

MILLION SINGAPORE DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

1878.6 2963.6 2551.5

1766.8 2612.1 2646.8

2050.6 2924.6 3520.4

2455.1 2417.9 29402

2008.8 1924.1 3316.3

2566.8 3309.6 2922.9

2426.5 2100.8 3620.8

2340.8 2038.1 3587.6

2318.4 2352.8 3617.3

2686.1 2476.2

2457.4 2212.7

2222.7 2833.6

MILLION SINGAPORE DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

204.6 255.5 311.8

179.2 278.3 411.7

218.3 267.9 392.3

215.6 340.1 423.6

254.9 309.9 480.0

209.9 324.9 358.7

238.0 327.1 469.4

243.2 300.5 487.4

217.6 355.6 464.3

244.8 372.2

245.6 300.1

354.4 322.3

MILLION SINGAPORE

2002

2939.6 3424.6

3589.2 3990.3

3520.6 3626.4

3750.1 3950.0

3761.2 3829.4

3770.8 4106.0

3854.8 4136.2

3712.2 4357.4

3780.7 4464.5

3775.8 4330.1

3582.7 4599.7

DOLLARS

2003 2004

3108.5 3604.8 4470.8

4569.3

5192.4

5075.9

5239.3

5301.1

5330.8

5355.5

5364.7

MILLION SINGAPORE

2002 2003

1393.3 1286.8

11882 1103.6

1548.9 1389.1

1464.9 1323.2

1291.5 1195.3

1193.8 1143.3

1283.4 1265.7

1305.8 1249.9

1332.3 1440.3

1455.6 1632.4

1414.2 1498.0

1392.0 1551.8

DOLLARS

2004

1390.6

1285.8

1451.0

1415.7

1316.7

1348.4

1448.9

14992

1619.5

30000

24000

2oooo

4.2.2 ORGANIC CHEMICALS

18OOO

16MM 14000

42.3 ELECTRONIC VALVES

JAN

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

14-2002

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

+2003 +2004 I

42.3 ELECTRONIC VALVES, IMPORTS

42.4 PARTS FOR OFFICE AND DATA PROCESSING MACHINES 42.5 DATA PROCESSING MACHINES

4.2.6 COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT

MILLION

2002

642.7

607.3

795.7

676.5

678.9

747.8

648.5

588.9

624.0

669.3

617.1

6112

SINGAPORE DOLLARS

2003

507.8 589.6

439.1 631.4

628.4 777.7

536.9 627.1

541.8 641.6

644.6 774.9

687.1 769.3

666.2 713.4

714.6 792.2

688.1

663.6

799.0

MILLION

2002

723.2

614.3

775.8

727.1

774.0

697.2

824.4

773.8

753.5

818.2

742.0

7072

SINGAPORE DOLLARS

2003 2004

729.0 1049.5

644.2 1140.9

792.2 1316.7

784.1 1250.7

848.0 1339.2

864.1 1460.3

961.1 1322.4

937.7 1277.9

1010.9 1448.2

1086.2

1033.5

1188.0

2004

JAN

FEE

MAR APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

1-a-2002*2003u20041

SEP

SINGAPORE

4.3.1 PETROLEUM, EXPORTS

4.2.7 DISC MEDIA PRODUCTS

AND PLASTICS ARTICLES

MILLION SINGAPORE DOLLARS

2002

434.2

353.8

458.7

519.3

542.3

448.9

484.0

448.0

444.2

2003

457.6

423.9

488.6

467.0

453.9

453.9

537.6

509.2

561.6

2004

506.9

492.9

617.7

558.4

627.0

570.6

596.9

612.2

590.5

517.9 624.2

495.5 514.9

468.3 595.1

PRODUCT)

3100

j

2900

$

2700

3

4.3 VALUE OF PRINCIPAL EXPORTS 4.3.1 PETROLEUM( INCLUDING CRUDE AND REFINED

3300

MILLION SINGAPORE DOLLARS

2002 2003

1712.8

1432.1

1544.5

1958.3

1875.0

1949.7

2227.7

1940.5

1932.8

2592.8

2252.6

2086.1

2109.3

2177.1

2485.6

2239.3 2915.5

2141.7

2426.9

2437.4 2800.0

2377.8

2004

3065.6

3116.4

3091.3

31302

3075.7

1990.9 2263.6

2093.0 2138.1

2157.4 2625.9

2

2500

$2300

zii

2100

3

1700

c 1900

4.3.2 ORGANIC CHEMICALS

937.7 1489.5

1131.1 1463.2

MILLION SINGAPORE DOLLARS

2002

551.8

497.5

552.6

759.4

1187.3

1209.3

784.3 1102.0

1221.1

1405.8

1856.6

1213.3 1646.1

683.4 1787.7

659.9

1306.0 1469.1

669.6 1487.4

777.5

2003

1512.5

1755.4

1642.3

1433.1

1761.4

1806.8

MILLION SINGAPORE DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

3658.5

3365.4

4787.3

4211.6

4600.9 4961.3

4213.4 4836.5

4349.9 4452.4

4859.4 4637.0

4532.2 5024.3

4687.4 5249.5

4446.7 5779.9

5580.8 5608.0

6588.6

6334.7

6592.2

6891.3

6986.7

6782.8

7563.3

MILLION SINGAPORE

2002

1463.5

1201.8

1425.4

1520.4

1420.1

1341.8

1514.4

1618.3

1589.1

1463.7

1668.5

1408.1

2003

1483.0

1112.6

1434.5

1375.1

1332.7

1259.7

1375.4

1328.9

1544.9

1571.9

1438.2

1663.7

2004

686.5 1117.9

1500

1300 JAN

4.3.3 ELECTRONIC VALVES

4.3.4 PARTS FOR OFFICE AND

DATA PROCESSING

4688.2 6174.9

4844.4 5683.1

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

i+2002 -A-

4348.4

JUN

JUL

SEP

AUG

2003 -0- 2004

OCT

5889.8 4.3.3 ELECTRONIC VALVES, EXPORTS .

.

:

:

i

:

!:

I:

1

MACHINES

2004

1326.7

1261.3

1533.8

1458.4

1513.1

1653.9

MILLION

2002

2597.6

1965.0

2489.7

2619.9

21562

2065.2

2253.7

2186.7

2211.7

2404.1

2552.9

2355.9

SINGAPORE DOLLARS

2003 2004

2401.5

1847.1

2128.2 2162.9

1985.6 2071.2

2121.5 2259.4

2281.8 2266.8

2060.8 2262.3

2516.4 2469.1

2278.6

2676.6

1948.5

2449.3 23052

2494.1

2245.2

MILLION

2002

796.5

648.7

846.2

900.9

914.5

8112

986.7

965.4

975.4

1083.9

914.8

784.7

SINGAPORE DOLLARS

2003

828.3 1000.1

758.1 1215.1

951.9 1272.6

829.9 1195.7

868.6 1235.3

935.5 1584.8

1001.8 1359.6

996.0 1285.0

1049.0

1185.6

1033.1

1211.0

1724.1

!

.:;

DOLLARS

1878.3

2020.1

.

:

j

i.

i.

!

4.3.5 DATA PROCESSING

MACHINES

4.3.6 COMMUNICATION

EQUIPMENT

4.3.7 DISC MEDIA PRODUCTS

AND PLASTICS ARTICLES

MILLION SINGAPORE DOLLARS

5. PRICES 5.1 DOMESTIC SUPPLY PRICE INDEX 1995 = 100 5.1.1 ALL ITEMS

2004 2002

626.2

2003 2004

797.7

520.1 569.5

607.6 770.7

711.0 683.7

563.5 692.2

8402

668.9

968.9

836.7

804.5

580.6

596.8

592.4

663.7 776.7

733.6 819.4

659.0 791.0

!

+ !.

..

!

f

r

i

j

14212 604.8 917.5

DEC

NOV

1

668.1 815.3

571.7 756.9

606.6 889.0

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

)+2002

MAY

JUN

-A-2003

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

j

j

j

i

t

NOV

DEC

NOV

DEC

-0-20041

888.0 4.3.5 DATA PROCESSING MACHINES, EXPORTS

2002

95.2

95.5

97.8

99.5

99.5

98.1

97.6

97.9

99.4

100.0

98.5

99.4

2003

100.7

103.3

103.5

100.9

98.8

98.8

99.8

100.6

100.0

100.1

100.4

100.8

101.1 103.3

102.2

99.6

99.1

98.4

97.9

98.2

100.1

100.4

100.7

101.7

102.6

102.7

103.0

103.7

992 103.9

99.4

102.9

103.8

104.4

104.9

2004 5.1.2 FOOD

1995 = 100

2002 2003 2004

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

1-D-2002 +2003

AUG

-+20041

SEP

OCT

SINGAPORE

I

I 5.2 CONSUMER PRICE INDB 5.2.1 ALL ITEMS

UNIT

NOV. 1997 OCT. 1998 = 100

-

NOV. 1997 OCT. 1998

-

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

1

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I AUG I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

I

DEC

2002 2003 2004

101.3 102.2 103.5

101.6 102.0 103.6

101.5 102.3 103.6

101.6 102.5 103.8

101.9 101.9 103.9

101.9 101.6 103.9

101.9 102.2 103.8

101.8 102.3 104.0

101.7 102.4 104.4

101.7 102.3 104.3

101.9 102.5 104.3

101.9 102.7

2002 2003 2004

1022 102.9 104.2

102.9 102.3 104.5

101.7 101.7 103.8

101.8 102.4 103.7

102.1 102.6 103.9

102.0 102.3 104.0

101.8 102.4 1042

101.6 102.4 104.2

101.9 102.5 105.9

101.5 102.6 105.6

101.7 102.8 105.7

101.8 103.1

MILLION SINGAPORE DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

35798 36452

36473 36119

36269 36868

34710 36462

34331 36553

34883 36709

34502 37165

33989 37316

34001 38027

34173 38459

35338 38630

35828 38723

40124

40464

41419

40400

41832

41119

42070

41430

41891

6.1.2 RESERVE MONEY

MILLION SINGAPORE DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

19232 21249 22349

19124 20065 21131

19875 19958 20454

18971 19614 21138

18859 20019 20865

19090 20004 20601

18762 20051 21434

18928 20033 21502

18994 19771 21067

6 2 FOREIGN ASSETS (NET)

MILLION SINGAPORE DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

SINGAPORE DOLLARS PER US DOLLAR

2002 2003 2004

5.2.2 FOOD

= loo

5.2.1 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX

6. FINANCE

6.1 MONEY SUPPLY 6.1.1 MONEY

6.3 EXCHANGE RATE (END OF PERIOD)

1.835 1.738 1.686

1.843 1.766 1.700

1.809 1.774 1.684

1.786 1.730 1.710

1.765 1.757 1.712

1.764 1.760 1.712

1.749 :.759 1.714

1.777 1.729 1.696

19260 20321

19129 20845

d e f

MAR APR

19964 20653

1.766 1.737 1.678

1.763 1.726 1.651

1.737 1.711

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT NOV

MC

OCT

DEC

'a xp

41000

39000

9 p

37000

2

REFER TO SINGAPORE RESIDENTS (CITIZENS AND PERMANENT RESIDEMS WITH LOCAL RESIDENCE). WCLUDES RUBBER PROCESSING. INCLUDES INTEGRATEDCIRCUITS (IQ), SEMICONDUCTORS.CTV PICTURETUBES. CR TUBES FOR COMPUTER MONITORS, TV CAMERA TUBES, MICROWAVE TUBES, AND PARTS FOR THESE PRODUCTS. INCLUDES INK CARTRIDGES, PCBAS(E.G. MOTHERBOARDS. SOUND CARDS, INTERFACE CARDS) AND PLASTIC CASINGS AND OTHER PARTS AND ACCESSORIES FOR COMPUTERS. INCLUDES COMPUTERS. DISK DRIVERS, TAPE DRIVES, PRINTERS. COMPUTER MONITORS. COMPUTER KEYBOARDSAND PERIPHERALUNITS AND ACCESSORIES. INCLUDES PAGERS. CUtULAWHAND PHONES, TV CAMERAS, VIDEO CAMERAS AND RECORDERS, RADAR AND NAVIGATIONALEQUIPMENT, RADIO REMOTE CONTROLS, SATELLITE DISCS, AND PARTS FOR THESE PRODUCTS.

6.1.1 MONEY

II

a b c

FEB

I-tl-2002 -A-2003 -0-20041

130270 130718 133669 132245 131973 132798 131928 139988 132133 131806 132255 133215 134867 136698 140139 143304 141541 144126 144784 144374 141979 149114 149007 150044 147832 150224 153660 157278 1.832 1.738 1.699

JAN

i35Mw)

3 3 m

JAN

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

[+2002

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

-6.2003 -20041

NOV

SRI: LANKA

I

I

1. POPULATION 1.1 CRUDE BIRTH RATE

1.2 CRUDE DEATH RATE

UNIT

PER loo0

IYEAR

POPULATION

2002 2003 2004

PER 1000 POPULATION

2002 2003

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

1

-

JUN

I

19.1 18.9

-

5.8 5.9

JUL

I AUG I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

2.1.3 ELECTRICITY PRODUCTION

-

-

-

2004 2. INDUSTRY 2 .lPRODUCTION OF SELECTED COMMODITIES THOUSAND 2.1.1 TEA

2.12 NATURAL RUBBER

2.1.3 ELECTRICITY

2.1.4 PAPER AND PAPERWARD

2002

METRIC TONS

2003 2004

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

MILLION KWH

25.8

...

21.5

24.9

27.3

33.6

26.2

...

...

...

...

...

22.7 24.8

20.8 24.3

24.8 22.9

25.6 25.7

... 28.9

... JAN

24.2

24.6

24.3

23.3

29.9

30.5

23.0

24.6

8.0

7.9

8.0

7.3

7.1

6.8

...

...

...

...

7.7 72

7.6 6.6

8.6 7.8

...

...

7.3

9.1

102

10.1

10.6

8.2

7.8

6.5

6.7 6.6 6.5

...

...

2002 2003 2004

558

470

457 627 660

543 655 693

473 640

529 660

638

668

620

447 637 657

574 651

674

395 601 625

...

...

435 645 687

...

...

METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

704

720

833

530

702

611

453

558

454

588

MILLIONS

2002 2003 2004

327

304

382

324 393

354

392

436

244

364 397 440

377 430

336

329 401 430

...

369 399

342 389 426

...

...

334 383 377

...

...

2002

10.7

9.7

112

9.4

11.1

11.9

11.9

12.5

10.8

...

...

2003 2004

...

...

8.0

13.0 14.8

9.7

9.5

9.6

11.6 12.3

12.0

8.0

9.2 10.2

10.6

8.8

11.4 11.9

FEE

MAR APR MAY

JUN

1*2002

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV M C

-62003 +20041

32.1 GOODS LOADED

i' h

3. TRANSPORT 3.1 RAILWAY TRAFFIC 3.1.1 PASSENGER-KILOMETRES

3.1 2 FREIGHT TON-KILOMETRES

MILLIONS

3.2 INTERNATIONAL MARITIME TRANSPORT 32.1 GOODS LOADED THOUSAND

32.2 GOODS UNLOADED

JAN

FEB MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

1-0- 2002 42003

...

2002

705

669

739

742

785

790

913

906

810

...

...

...

2003 2004

...

...

854 909

1009

888

816

841

974

999 1054

654

a45

768 903

885

878

901 970

THOUSAND METRIC

2002

1457

1375

1622

1714

1790

1630

1617

1524 1758 2022

1696 1532

2004

1524 1528 1820

1712 2017

TONS

1580 1522 1710

...

...

1486 1629 1673

...

...

1429 1471 2046

...

2003

SEP

OCT NOV DEC

+20041

3.22 GOODS UNLOADED

11.1

METRIC TONS

AUG

0<

9 1300

& JAN

-85-

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

SRI LANKA

I

1

UNIT

3.3 INTERNATIONAL TOURIST TRAVEL 3.3.1 NUMBER OF TOURISTS THOUSANDS

4. EXTERNAL TRADE 4.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS 4.1.1 IMPORTS MILLION RUPEES

4.1.2 EXPORTS (INCLUDING RE-EXPORTS) 4 2 VALUE OF PRINCIPAL IMPORTS 4.2.1 VEGETABLE PRODUCTS

MILLION RUPEES

MILLION RUPEES

IYEAR

I

JAN

2002 2003 2004

28.3 49.9

2002 2003

I

FEB

I

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

I

...

...

36.0

49.9

54.9

57.7

40185 41994

48901 49097

59292 57862

46142 51570

57264 73742

40802 47244 50527

53755 44348

38948 42596

40031 39581

45108 37339

47184 49614

14492 3092.3

23752 1815.3

2704.0 3309.5

2303.0 2298.9

2980.6 1900.7

3068.7 27992

3613.3 3384.0

3451.8 3567.3

3292.1 3425.3

3324.1 3313.2

3257.3 3016.7

3553.7

3469.3

3393.7

3867.0

2606.3

4970.4

11513 12315

13173 12485

11806 12835

13229 13006

10227 9603

10563 10588

12662

...

12134 11852

11465 14225

2201.9 2737.9

2547.8

2479.2

26462

3249.4

3671.9

3328.3

3932.2

3118.1

3230.2 2982.6

3277.6 3374.5

3387.3 3005.9

4220.7 6146.9

26.7 30.0 30.1

26.3 31.8 32.1

35.7 43.7 50.5

35.4 42.1

43.5

27.0 33.7 30.6

42192 42119

46695 48884

42976 43601

2004

44502 51387 52445

39746

74791

66231

53793 57318 54680

40337 55446 69891

59071 56863 79367

2002 2003 2004

31401 36376 42646

33791 35915 36777

33816 40444 49192

22976 29015 37261

32289 43854 39523

31044 39950 46832

2002 2003

3495.3 3834.4

2912.8 2335.1

2775.9 24212

2650.7 1930.8

2713.5 2887.3

2002 2003 2004

3237.0 4415.4

2149.6 2762.1

2841.7 3080.2

3211.6 3984.7

9377 11280

...

I

...

33.0 40.8 38.4

...

31.7

MAR

4.1.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS

...

.. .

.

.. .

75000

,

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

1-5-

2499.1 4157.0

2002

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

.

.

OCT

NOV

DEC

OCT

NOV

DE(

+2003 +2004

4.1.2 TOTAL VALUE OF EXPORTS

2004 4.2.2 PRODUCTS OF THE CHEMICAL AND ALLIED INDUSTRIES

MILLION

42.3 W I L E S AND TOCTILE ARTICLES

MILLION RUPEES

2002 2003 2004

10326 11205

10231 9134

42.4 BASE METALS AND ARTICLES OF BASE METAL

MILLION

2002 2003 2004

2372.9 3446.4

2230.2

1958.2

2590.4

3116.8

2002

4991.7 6417.0

4.2.5 MACHINERY AND MECHANICAL APPLIANCES,

RUPEES

RUPEES

MILLION RUPEES

ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT 4.3 QUANTITY AND VALUE OF PRINCIPAL EXPORTS 4.3.1 DESICCATED COCONUT 4.3.1 .lQUANTITY THOUSAND METRIC TONS 4.3.1.2 VALUE

MILLION RUPEES

2003 2004

2002 2003 2004 2002 2003 2004

JAN

1.1 1.I 3.9 96.2 105.8 286.6

3932.5 5664.3

7377.1 5822.4

4636.5 5534.8

8996.6 4974.3

1.3 1.1 4.9

1.1 1.3 6.2

1.7 2.3 3.7

2.0 2.6 5.3

2.2 3.1 5.3

119.6 110.9 367.3

104.6 172.6 470.4

152.2 198.4 289.6

190.5 213.1 413.1

214.5 242.6 456.2

4429.8 5826.9

58142 7976.4

7176.8

5356.2 10292.0

6550.3

64022 10987.0

2.9 4.7 5.0

3.5 4.3

3.8 6.6

4.9 5.3

2.5 4.6

1.4 4.6

301.0 356.3 454.8

361.4 314.3

391.2 501.4

483.2 391.7

238.5 337.2

331.4

4999.9 6279.2 5934.8 10137.9

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

42.3 TEXTILES AND TEXTILE ARTICLES, IMPORTS

1

135.9

-I-

NOV

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

I+2002 +2003I

SEP

OCT

DE

SRI LANKA

I

I 4.3.2 TEA 4.32.1 QUANTITY

4.3.22 VALUE

4.3.3 NATURAL RUBBER 4.3.3.1 QUANTITY

UNIT

(YEAR

I

JAN

I

FEE

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

THOUSAND METRIC

2002

23.3

25.8

26.5

20.0

24.2

23.8

24.5

2003

20.5

27.5

27.3

2004

20.1 23.7

23.9

TONS

21.1 24.6

28.7

21.7

20.2

26.5

27.5 26.8

MILLION RUPEES

2002 2003

4991.9 4701.1

5505.1 4494.0

5738.8 5279.8

4470.4 4387.6

4935.7 5793.5

4858.6 5852.4

2004

5713.5

5601.7

6740.7

5074.3

5386.1 5674.5 4837.5

6332.3

6450.2

THOUSAND METRIC

2002

2.6 3.2

3.3 3.9

4.1

3.0

2.5

2.4

2003

4.2

2.6

3.1

2.6

TONS

2004

4.9

5.0

6.1

4.2

3.7

2.2

2.2

MILLION RUPEES

2002 2003

149.1

199.1

242.4

2004

278.7 565.5

375.4 5542

423.3 711.O

185.4 267.3 511.3

157.6 298.5 475.8

154.1 293.6 296.6

152.0 230.4 310.1

2002 2003

114.3 245.4

144.0 262.7

197.7

228.7

178.5

256.2 264.8

3072 4812 162.0

333.4 265.0 161.9

279.2 244.2

2004

163.1 194.2 108.0

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

282 25.7

25.1 23.9

23.9 27.8

22.0 23.4

22.4 28.3

5713.6 5628.0

5223.5 5326.7

5245.8 6092.8

5228.3

4966.3

5296.8

6392.6

2.0

3.2

3.1

4.0

2.3

3.5

2.0

2.5

1.9

3.1

22

3.8

245.0

236.9

281.7

210.2

318.5 347.4

188.9 264.9

294.2 445.0

4.326 TEA, EXPORTS

MAR

FEE

4.3.3.2 VALUE

4.3.4 COCONUT OIL 4.3.4.1 QUANTITY

4.3.4.2 VALUE

JUL

AUG

OCT NOV DEC

SEP

+-2003 -0-2004 I

4.3.32 NATURAL RUBBER, EXPORTS

...

222.7 217.6

2082 54.8

341.0

312.6

304.1 163.7

MILLION

2002

8.9

11.2

14.9

19.1

23.8

28.4

25.3

...

25.7

20.0

19.6

26.9

RUPEES

2003

19.4 21.3

16.7 13.5

14.6

21.5 24.0

31.5 16.4

20.6 15.1

21.9

27.4

14.0

18.8

5.3

18.4

10.2

700

201.5

280.5

26.3

5. PRICES

200

5.1 WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX 1974 = 100

2002

1614.0 1755.4 1785.1

1611.1 1727.4 1746.0

1600.5

1585.9

1674.2

1646.9

1554.7 1629.9

1543.6 1582.8

1527.8

1493.7

1494.6

2003

1502.6

1452.6

1490.9

2004

1531.O

1536.4

2003 2004 5.12 FOOD

JUN

1-0- 2002

800

METRIC TONS

2004

5.1.1 GENERAL

MAY

APR

1974 = 100

2002

1602.3 1661.4

16422 1686.2

1623.0 1606.1

1625.4 1636.6

1643.8 1669.4

1654.7

1649.8

1695.4

1633.5

1696.8

1753.6

100

I

1

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

l+ 1524.3 1414.7

1509.7 1391.3

1514.7 1440.9

1532.5 1476.5

1534.9 1450.1

15172 1533.9

1569.8 1549.5

.

I

I

APR

MAY

JUN

. JUL

I

AUG

.

I

SEP

2002 -b2003 +2004

0

OCT

NOV

DEC

OCT

NOV

DEC

I

5.1.1 WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX I800 1750 1700

0

;

1 m

0

c

1600 1550

I500 JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

1-0-2002 +2003

-07-

AUG

SEP

-0-20041

SRI LANKA

1

I 5.2 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX 5.2.1 GENERAL

UNIT

-

1995 1997 = 100

IYEAR

-

1995 1997 = 100

JAN

I

FEE

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

152.4

154.3

152.6

151.8

153.5

155.3

154.9

152.9

152.6

154.5

157.4

160.0

2003

163.4 161.9

162.5 162.2

159.0 160.9

1572 163.8

158.0 165.5

158.8 167.7

157.1 170.2

154.8 171.6

154.7 176.9

154.8 178.3

158.7

161.6

152.8 163.7 157.4

155.1 162.3 157.5

152.5 157.3 155.7

150.4 153.7 159.5

152.5 154.7 161.8

154.7 156.0 164.8

153.8 152.8 167.6

150.7 148.8 168.4

149.9 148.2 175.1

152.2 148.7 176.9

155.9 153.9

185 180

175

2002 2003 2004

159.4 157.7

I

f

170

j;

g

6. FINANCE

6.1 MONEY SUPPLY 6.1.1 MONEY

52.1 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX 190

2002 2004

52.2 FOOD AND DRINKS

I

165 160

MILLION RUPEES

2002 2003 2004

120104

121260 125695

124194

125987 125509

139361

155

154714 158419 161635

150

127946 129052 129430 129230

136034 137838 141205 143164 144003 142211 144341 149454 163127 166576 171889 169494 171846 169770 171918

160688

131785

JAN

FEB

MAR APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

F 2 0 0 2 - 6 2003 -0- 2004 6.12 RESERVE MONEY

6 2 FOREIGN ASSETS

6.3 EXCHANGE RATE (PERIODAVERAGE)

MILLION RUPEES

2002 2003 2004

MILLION RUPEES

2002 2003

RUPEES PER US DOLLAR

111023 123526 145881 74337

108538 116958 118016 116343 127140 131777 128642 132420 146760 158659 153084 152185 77187

79684

87686

89267

118700 119940 120213 121716 120235 123287 130726 131026 135253 139498 140729 141997 151130 156319 94044

2004

120419 122847 115530 111384 116199 121344 134439 140934 137042 131604

2002 2003 2004

93.380 96.768 97.907

93.540 96.862 98.546

94.640 96.931 97.452

95.930 96.981 98.026

94417

100977 100569 I01944

127615 127781 133560 127472

96.160 96.220 96.150 96.260 96.170 96290 97213 97.230 97.140 96.968 95.456 94.512 98.850 100.760 102.850 103.400 103.240 103.820

104205

126410 141446

M C

NOV

6.1.1 MONEY

110642

124224 129487

96.500 95.777

96.700 96.414

.._""I

1

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

.

,

I

APR

MAY

JUN

1-U-2002 +2003

-60-

OCT

I

. JUL

. AUG

+20041

. SEP

.

.

OCT NOV DEC

THAILAND

1

I

1. POPULATION

UNIT

[YEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

[

*

1.1 CRUDE BIRTH RATE

1 2 CRUDE DEATH RATE

PER 1000

2002

POPULATION

2003

PER I000 POPULATION

MILLIONS

(MIDYEAR ESTIMATES)

[

I

2004

-

2002 2003 2004

-

2002 2003

-

1.3 FAMILY PLANNING 1.3.1 FEMALE POPULATION AGED 15-44

MAY

2004

JUN

I

JUL

[

AUG

1

SEP

[

OCT

[

NOV

I

DEC

2.1.2 LIGNITE, PRODUCTION

15.7 6.1 -

12.5 16.0

8.1 8.2

-

15.9 -

15.9 15.9

JAN

FEE

MAR

2. INDUSTRY

APR

MAY

1-0- 2002

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

OCT

NOV

DEC

+2003 -0-2004j

2.1 PRODUCTION OF SELECTED COMMODITIES 2.1.1 GYPSUM

2.12 LIGNITE

2.1.3 NATURAL GAS

2.1.4 CRUDE OIL

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

620.5 494.9

412.5 574.9

549.0 664.7

490.3 689.9

1653.3 1444.6

1752.9 1364.4

1413.5 1487.8

1644.9 1482.0

62.3 64.3

58.0 66.3

54.9 59.6

56.5 63.9

2411

2373

2479

2238

2515

2987

2882

2968

2898

2777

470.0 653.0 590.7

348.5 562.0

4722 560.8

608.4 585.4

615.4 590.3

702.8 609.3

526.6 678.0

484.8 628.1

816.2

623.7

560.9

655.7

563.7

504.0

9572

2002 2003 2004

1992.3 1975.8

1553.3 1735.4

1637.8

1720.5

1556.8 1591.8

1547.5 1420.0

1493.9 1493.0

1659.3

1531.8 1413.7

1541.2 1412.0

1687.8

1884.7 1596.8

1900.7

1807.3

1607.3

1699.3

BILLION CUBIC FEET

2002 2003 2004

56.1

53.7 55.9 59.3

64.1 63.1 66.5

61.2 61.O 62.8

63.0 65.0 66.8

62.1 63.8 64.6

64.8 65.2 67.3

65.5

THOUSAND

2002

2123

1925

2070

2028

2262

2324

2461

BARRELS

2003 2004

3002

2913 2424

2992

3047

2873

2148

3063 2811

3113 2685

2881 2669

2004

57.5 62.4

2115

66.5 67.9

2.1.3 NATURAL GAS, PRODUCTION

JAN

2692

FEE

MAR APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

143-2002 4-2003 -0-20041 2.1.5 SYNTHETIC FIBRE

THOUSAND METRIC

2002

68.4

57.3

66.2

64.8

65.3

57.3

61.6

66.6

2003

56.7

59.7

64.3

522

57.4

61.O

61.O

61.2

65.4 62.7

TONS

2004

65.3

60.3

73.2

62.1

67.0

64.7

65.2

69.5

69.1

67.0

63.0

65.6

66.5

55.8

57.5

2.1.4 CRUDE OIL PRODUCTION 3400 32M)

2800 2800

2400

1800

JAN

FEE MAR

APR

MAY

+2002

-89-

JUN

*2003

JUL

AUG

+20041

SEP

OCT NOV DEC

THAILAND

I

I 2.1.6 CEMENT ( INCLUDING

WHITE CEMENT)

UNIT THOUSAND METRIC TONS

IYEAR 2002 2003 2004

I

JAN

I

2590 2331 2830

FEE

I

2742 2538 3060

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

3329

2652

2669

2736

3055 3140

2572 2741

3018 3016

2733 2977

I

JUL

I

2767 2455 2926

AUG

I

2685 2887 2938

SEP

I

2480 2714

OCT

I

2420 2802

NOV

1

2267 2655

DEC

2.1.6 CEMENT, PRODUCTION

2343 2770

3300

2827 v)

2.1.7 TIRES

2.1.8 NATURAL RUBBER

2900

THOUSAND METRIC

2002 2003

12.8

14.3

16.2

14.5

16.8

17.0

16.7

17.6

17.3

18.5

17.5

17.3

17.1

17.1

18.7

15.4

17.9

18.3

19.1

18.8

17.4

19.4

20.1

19.2

TONS

2004

20.2

19.9

21.o

18.5

20.5

20.9

22.0

21 .o

20.4

i

2500

3 ;

2100

THOUSAND METRIC

2002 2003

TONS THOUSAND KL

242.6

21 1.3

133.5

186.0

2004

446.4 322.4

292.7 264.2

245.7 266.1

232.6 154.8

2002 2003

3631 3822

2004

4109

3349 3370 3768

3239 3875 3605

MILLION

2002

KWH

2003

4824 4989

5183 4633

2004

4712

4755

282.5

237.4

259.5

225.8

266.1

180.7

251.4

235.1

152.0

211.1

219.7

285.0

3722 3736

3497 3834 3910

3638 3987

3688 3034

3575 4082

3858

3652 3772 4255 4732 4603

5061 4483

5476

5525

4629 5091

5247 4639

4848 4797

4642 4566

5360

5147

5132

4843

160.3 242.7

229.3 225.8

183.5

243.5

3457 3638 3957

3702 3771

3597 3709

4124

6224 5367

5572 5088

4955

5426

4918

U

1700

2.1.9 PETROLEUM PRODUCTS

2.1.10 ELECTRICITY

4004

4487

JAN

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

I +2002 +2003

AUG

-0-

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

OCT

NOV

DEC

OCT

NOV

DE(

2004 I

2.1.9 PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, PRODUCTION 4400

4200

3. TRANSPORT

4000

3.1 RAILWAY TRAFFIC 3.1.l PASSENGER-KILOMETRES

Y

MILLIONS

852 896

788

982

825

971

935

740 694

805

760

1158 1106

948

2003

757

765

2004

857

691

879

1019

824

610

706

710

2002

309

337

315

305

316

356

338 348

2004

332

339

370

326 322

355 354

329

2003

341 356

359

310

346

322 336 344

2002

704 688

1056

780

843

950

742

744

8

3

3800

3600 3400

3.12 FREIGHT TON-KILOMETRES

MILLIONS

298 330

312 325

298 345

340

3200

360

3ooo JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

3 2 CIVIL AVIATION TRAFFIC (TOTAL SCHEDULED SERVICES) 32.1 PASSENGER-KILOMETRES

MILLIONS

3.22 CARGO NET TON-KILOMETRES MILLIONS

2002 2003 2004

3933 4334 4773

3802 3999 4141

3958 3951 4084

4051 2762 4168

3793 2341 3789

3770 2659 3848

4281 3742 4455

4399 4296 4485

4075 4079 4121

3913 4249

4015 4143

169.2 164.6

160.2

155.7

153.6

1482

153.5

166.7

127.7 153.4

140.0 146.3

143.8 159.1

160.9

156.1

135.9 154.7

855.3

812.0

779.3

885.2

906.8

794.9

863.4

9512

1 105.5

471 .O

404.6

591.2

840.3

933.2

828.7

896.8

1066.0

11822

872.8

812.1

872.7

131.6

1312

155.6

145.3

142.9 132.8

1382 146.2

170.6 162.5

148.9 147.3

2002

940.6

1008.4

9672

2003 2004

996.3

1010.6

861.3

1223.2

903.3

868.6

+2003

+20041

2.1.10 ELECTRICITY, PRODUCTION

154.8 135.9

2002 2003 2004

1+3-2002

4052 4377

6200

154.9 5800

3.3 INTERNATIONAL TOURIST TRAVEL 3.3.1 NUMBER OF VISITORS

THOUSANDS

0

i

5000

4600

4200 JAN

FE9

MAR

APR

MAY

-0-

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

2002 b- 2003 U 2004

THAILAND

I

I

UNIT

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

4. EXTERNAL TRADE

4.1.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS 36owo

4.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS 4.1.1 IMPORTS MILLION BAHT

3 4 m

2002 2003 2004

219894 192908 230570 224806 229463 228497 245089 244392 232670 251565 257543 220645 255260 231585 263200 249208 256465 245080 269481 263161 264624 282491 264270 293268 274292 265178 321929 297810 315563 336386 332883 348221 340178

3 2 m 3M)o(#I

280000

4.1.2 EXPORTS

MILLION BAHT

2002 2003 2004

212643 213855 248481 212733 255944 251550 238840 256911 270042 276484 274706 243526 262498 258363 284035 256588 288195 276954 269665 270086 294169 297953 286722 288701 280187 285283 309258 286114 318436 343777 333654 336972 357743

280000

24oooO z o o 0 0

4 2 INDEX NUMBERS OF QUANTUM, UNIT VALUE AND TERMS 4.2.1 QUANTUM 42.1.1 IMPORTS

42.12 EXPORTS

4.22 UNlT VALUE 4.2.2.1 IMPORTS

42.22 EXPORTS

200000

OF TRADE

180000

1995 = 100

1995 = 100

2002 2003

80.7

71.1

87.3

85.8

89.5

89.7

97.1

97.5

88.5

93.0

93.0

81.1

94.2

82.9

93.4

89.3

93.4

91.1

100.8

962

109.5

98.3

1032

2004

99.4

95.5

115.8

104.9

110.1

113.5

109.3

115.9

97.0 109.0

2002 2003 2004

1332 160.7 159.7

135.0 158.7

1582 167.9

134.9 152.7

160.5 177.9

166.0 1732 184.0

148.9 169.3

159.0

162.8 162.0 180.9

166.4 171.5

176.8

150.7 164.2 178.6

167.9 179.4

165.7

154.7 168.0 187.3

JAN

MAR APR

JUN

MAY

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT NOV DEC

SEP

OCT

6.12 TOTAL VALUE OF EXPORTS

172.1

:= 340000

1995 = 100

1995 = 100

2002

1802 200.9

165.9 182.3 202.4

1722 183.1 207.6

178.6 211.3

138.8 157.2

133.0 139.1 157.7

131.4 141.7 159.2

136.3 142.9 163.3

76.6

77.9

78.8

792

75.3

762

75.9

77.2

00.1

79.9

78.7

78.5

2003 2004

182.4 181.9 184.2

179.1 184.8 187.5

175.4 186.6 189.6

1742 187.6 191.4

1712 182.8 199.8

2002 2003 2004

135.3 1362 146.5

133.4 138.3 147.7

132.3 140.6 151.9

133.4 143.0 152.9

133.3

2002

742

74.5

75.4

2003

74.9

74.8

2004

79.5

78.8

168.9

184.8 177.5

184.7 182.4

1842

139.1 140.4 166.1

141.1 140.3

139.0 144.1

133.1 146.6

79.2

78.1

76.3

75.3

75.0

77.7

78.0

78.6

79.0

79.0

78.9

78.7

78.7

78.6

178.1

185.7

1995 = 100

I

2400001

2

42.3 TERMS OF TRADE

FEE

m

JAN

FEE

MAR APR

JUN

MAY

JUL

1-0-2002 *ZOO3

AUG

NOV

M C

-0-20041

4.3.3 MACHINERY, IMPORTS

4.3 VALUE OF PRlNClPAL IMPORTS 4.3.1 MINERAL FUELS AND

LUBRICANTS

4.32 CHEMICALS

4.3.3 MACHINERY

MILLION BAHT

MILLION BAHT

MILLION BAHT

2002 2003 2004 2002 2003 2004 2002 2003 2004

24966 34221 33359

19733 28497 32943

24644 35350 39380

24298 21853 34260

28253

32333

27029

29419

27867

22282

38010

21650

27832 46544

22076 49703

27839 39369

44309 62942

28210

36519

28821

36482

21890

20564

23696

23877

24967 27785

28956 33988

28147 30645

25542 29506 31950

23868 28011 33942

26878 28598

25211 26649

24051

26201 28963

25385 26612

26027 24618

21730 26138

34168

40496

42113

27719 36332

101642 90381 106615 103301 101967 98025 112981 111596 104984 116601 110813 99977 114790 101334 110824 110659 111859 110243 121872 110258 120583 128330 127052 137100 119898 117117 137883 129729 129003 141803 144715 138999 149122 Boo00

JAN

FEB

MAR

j

j

i

)

:

APR

:

MAY

JUN

\-0-2002

-91 -

JUL

+2003

AUG

SEP

-0-2004)

OCT NOV DE(

4.4.1 TEXTILE PRODUCTS, EXPORTS

4.3.4 IRON AND STEEL

4.3.5 MANUFACTURED GOODS

4.4 VALUE OF PRINCIPAL EXPORTS 4.4.1 TEXTILE PRODUCTS

MILLION BAHT

MILLION BAHT

2002 2003 2004

6893 12178 16@43

10029 10833 14335

9181 10991 19487

2002 2003 2004

33374

37639

39582

49632 55302

45337 49519

46498 65507

9179

9014

13139 17147

14247 17910

12407 12516 17394

9656 17112 18456

12992 12506 18602

I1562 12601 23183

14186 13156

41274 50223 60982

43797 54551 61697

44038 49953 67576

40894 53096 66977

44964 46805 65367

44343 52613 73004

50822 49463

12899 12334

12219 15520 2oooo

45086

43533

49404

54890

- l8OOo

i5

16000

J

14000

MILLION BAHT

15828 14832

16124 15983

2002

13415

12620

14208

11160

13442 14392

14740 15601

12038 13760

15727 18437

16050 17633 20136

17329 16630 18714

15911

15825 14853

15589 15850 16538

16135

2003 2004

15397 1961I

15598

2002 2003 2004

24420 24900 28608

24972 23908 25938

30324 27443

28565 27696 25918

22974 27075 26715

20905 25438 28762

25909 27461 29568

26790 31163 33835

30559 30799

26421

22592 26248 26523

2002 2003 2004

8669 12178

10389 12504

10330 15486 18295

12825 19572 19169

11499 10803 14309

12357 14751 15504

16404 17801 18370

14034 18509

13450 20446

15860

9146 13100 15378

15016 21041

15341

13770 15415 19021

2002 2003 2004

5154 5877 5678

4858 5378 6071

6480 6990 8685

6104 6025 6147

6855 6541 7320

6255 5931 7207

5969 5870 7400

6374 6790 7354

6679 7960 9016

8621 8048

7453 8140

5781 6630

2002 2003 2004

3107 3122 2630

2779 2895 2697

3031 2698 2715

2397 2619

3039 2826 2540

2463 2894 2515

2729 2793 2437

2399 2310 2604

2655 2675

2268

2981 2989 3062

2002 2003 2004

16484

18630

22555

20016

22576

22155

20080

19813 23017

19951 25713

23688 30370

21869 24279

24190 29368

22244

23238 29421

21855 24927 31190

21666 23404

I9080 21811

18047 20873

32141

20096 21308 28431

8854 9372 9651

8743 9176 9446

10171 10302 10943

11845 10890

12037 9501

8921 8534

15396

12wo loo00

JAN

4.4.2 COMPUTER AND PARTS

4.4.3 INTEGRATED CtRCUITS AND PARTS

MILLION BAHT

MILLtON BAHT

30543 30706

FEB

MAR

24600 30139

APR

MAY

(+2002

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

-A-2003 -0-20041

4.42 COMPUTERSAND PARTS, EXPORTS 3

m

3 4 m

32000

4.4.4 PRECIOUS STONES AND JEWELLERY

MILLION BAHT

k

3oooo

6

28000

a

;

26000

4.4.5 FOOTWEAR

MILLION BAHT

2852 2427

2698 2949

24000

22000

I

NOV DEC &

2oooo

4.4.6 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE

MILLION BAHT

JAN

FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT 1-13-2002

+2003

-0-20041

4.4.6 ELECTRICALAPPLIANCE, EXPORTS

4.4.7 CANNED FOOD

MILLION BAHT

2002 2003 2004

7287 9465 9072

6665 9871 9675

8224 9487 7935

7442 9043 7499

8467 9476 8248

9359 9245 9576

4.4.8 RICE

MILLION BAHT

2002 2003 2004

6088 5882 6442

4365 5288 6542

5176 4429 6809

4969

4656

4910

5167

7214

5081 6777

5508 8624

5554 11312

5462 10009

6872 10622

5161 6264 9965

7572 7441

8481 9545

6245 9351

MILLION BAHT

2002 2003 2004

1481 1487 2821

1761 2097 1732

1263 1378 2165

1619 2133 2258

1301

1543 1628

773 994 3628

970 1032 1365

1297 1271 1859

1326 1124 1703

1021 1229

1027 1496

1031 2474

MILLION

2002 2003

4971 10360

4398 11193

5170 11532

4417

4175

6073 8783

6486 7881

9042

8383

7414

9778

12565

11156

11955

11946

9742

10521

11843

11524

9884 7594

9811

2004

7864 10233

5819 8187

8255

7984

4.4.9 TAPIOCA PRODUCTS

4.4.10 RUBBER

BAHT

-92-

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

[4-2002 +ZOO3

AUG

SEP

-0-20041

OCT

NOV

DEC

5.1.1 PRODUCER'S PRICE INDEX

5. PRICES 5.1 PRODUCERS PRICE INDEX 5.1.1 GENERAL

5.12 INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS

2000 = 100

2000 = 100

5.2 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX (8ANGKOK METROPOLIS) 1998 = 100 52.1 GENERAL

52.2 FOOD AND BEVERAGES

1998 = 100

104.1

105.3

106.1

105.5

105.8

108.7 118.9

108.6 120.7

108.9

108.9

115.8

108.8 117.4

102.6

102.2

102.6

103.4

103.8

103.3

103.7

105.0 1102

105.1 111.6

105.8 113.3

105.5

105.3

105.3

105.6

114.6

115.8

1042

103.9

103.8

103.9

104.3

104.9

104.4

106.0 108.4

105.6 108.5

105.7 108.7

106.1 109.2

106.0 109.5

1062 109.5

1062 109.0

104.5 106.2

98.9 103.5

99.1 103.6

99.1 103.4

99.0 103.8

99.5 103.8

100.3 104.3

99.7 104.1

103.8

107.7

107.4

107.7

108.1

1082

107.5

106.6

107.6

2002

101.9

102.4

103.2

104.1

104.3

104.4

2003

107.0

1082

108.7

2004

110.0

110.5

108.5 111.3

113.3

108.4 115.2

108.4 115.4

2002

100.8

101-1

101.7

102.7

102.9

2003

104.8

106.2

2004

106.6

106.6

106.2 107.0

106.1 108.4

105.6 110.2

2002 2003 2004

103.4

103.5 1052 107.4

103.8

104.2

105.4 106.6

105.2 107.6

105.5 108.1

2002 2003

99.1 1012 104.4

99.1 100.5 105.9

99.0 100.7 106.4

99.1 101.6 107.7

2004

103.8 107.9

JAN

6.12 RESERVE MONEY

99.8

JUN

JUL

AUG

OCT NOV M C

SEP

I

52.1 CONSUMER PfUCE INDEX 112

110

BILLION 8AHT

BILLION BAHT

2002

578.3

608.6

6002

602.6

2003 2004

671.4 757.9

660.9 783.7

671. l 761.4

6662 781.7

593.9 662.4 768.4

584.4 672.2 759.0

578.5 659.5 773.6

5922 672.9 760.9

599.9 679.4

601.9

616.7

724.8

7902

663.5 766.8

P I

E

563.4

552.8

574.4

562.7

612.3 690.7

616.4

622.9

631.8

673.0

604.4 683.7

1461.9

1461.6

1486.3

1536.6

1841.6 1951.7

1846.9 2000.4

1623.4 1903.4

1964.3

1869.1 1929.1

1590.5 1860.5

1688.4

1820.3 1915.0

1571.8 1838.0

43.62

43.35

42.40

41.56

41.96

4220

42.85

41.73

42.05

41.98

41.19

43.31 39.92

43.41 39.92

43.24

42.88

43.36 39.98

39.42

40.01

40.51

40.93

41.34

41.50

41.04

2002

5472

569.3

564.7

566.7

2003

604.0

634.5

609.3

546.0 602.3

545.9 609.3

2004

635.5 671.6

682.0

685.4

677.1

675.7

2002

1381.9

1426.0

1409.0

1428.8

2003

1751.4

1751.6

1786.8

18082

2004

1930.4

1946.8

1952.9

2002

44.07 42.76

43.83 42.69

3926

39.31

8

567.5

632.7 699.7

108

104

Irn .

6.2 FOREIGN ASSETS ( N W

MAY

MAR APR

[-U- 2002 -6- 2003 -0- 2004

8. FINANCE 6.1 MONEY SUPPLY 6.1.1 MONEY

FEE

109.1

BILLION BAHT

-

.

-

,

I

JAN

FE0

1945.7

I

I

MAR APR

.

I

MAY

1 -D-

JUN

2002

.

,

JUL

AUG

. SEP

.

,

OCT NOV DE(

+2003 -0- 20041

6.1.1 MONEY

6.3 EXCHANGE RATE

(MIDPOINT RATE)

BAHT PER us DOLLAR

2003 2004

39.62

820

780 740

a

DATA FOR 2003 AND 2004 ARE BASED ON POPULATIONPROJECTIONOF THAILAND, AT THE END OF YEAR STATED.

b

DATA REFER TO ELECTRICITYPRODUCEDBY ELECTRICITYGENERATINGAUTHORITY OF THAllANDAND PROVINCIAL ELECTRICAUTHORITY.

CI 3 2

3

700 660

620 580 500

500

JAN

FEB

MAR APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP OCT NOV DEC

1-Il-2002 -62003 6 2 0 0 4 1

I

TONGA

I

1

UNIT

lYEAR

I

JAN

1

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

1

MAY

1

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

1

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

I

1. POPULATION 1.1 CRUDE BIRTH RATE

2.1.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS 24oM1,

PER 1000 POPULATION

:

,

,

I

/

i

2002 2003 2004

1 2 CRUDE DEATH RATE

PER 1000 POPULATION

2002 2003 2004

2. EXTERNAL TRADE 2.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS 2.1.1 IMPORTS THOUSAND PA' ANGA

2.12 EXPORTS (INCLUDING RE-EXPORTS)

THOUSAND PA' ANGA

2002 2003 2004 2002 2003 2004

15001 18625 15329 497 1111 1241

9937

19294

14050

22564

19327

18514

15392

16119

18918

12085

12694 10230

14099 18166

14422 17510

19043 13278

14049 17742

20446 14870

16655

15017

19564

13238

660 840

898 1119

1585 1123

1202 1060

1368 1766

2472 5532

1386 3066

8774 9261

6370 7786

1490 1117

1400

807

615

874

3167

3871 3812 1620

3041.l 3245.0 3279.8 3428.1 1946.6 2288.6

3734.6 3748.1 2483.5

5306.7 5106.1 2536.2

5093.9 4702.8 3668.6

5020.4 1821.0 2775.4

3673.1 1732.9

4384.7 1817.3

4689.1 5267.6

3151.O 3478.2

5369.9 68932

13929 22432

FEB

JAN

MAR

MAY

APR

JUN

[-€t-2002

JUL

AUG

+2003

SEP

OCT

NOV

0'3

\:

-0-20041

2.13 TOTAL VALUE OF EXPORTS

2.2 VALUE OF PRINCIPAL IMPORTS 2.2.1 FOOD AND LIVE ANIMALS

2.2.2 MINERAL FUELS AND

LUBRICANTS

THOUSAND PA' ANGA

2002 2003 2004

4953.9 4469.0

THOUSAND

2002

2517.3

1773.5

2402.8

2163.7

2600.3

1913.9

2942.9

1268.5

3717.8

2318.9

1420.5

652.0

PA' ANGA

2003 2004

4133.9 3774.8

3081.6 1852.4

2417.4 4122.2

2873.2 3444.1

4444.3 2408.0

2014.1 3600.3

3913.9 2294.8

2431.3

2059.0

3059.1

2565.7

3967.1

THOUSAND PA' ANGA

2002 2003

1256.7 1368.8

2177.2 18892

3348.4 2699.0

4692.9 2839.6

5127.2 1542.6

3929.2 7410.9

3198.4 889.4

1839.2 1084.1

3941.9 2643.3

2464.6 1473.3

3944.6 4159.2

2004

1211.4 2644.9 2426.1

947.9

2868.8

3981.6

1460.7

2010.4

1828.5

THOUSAHD

2002

748.3

495.9

671.3

587.5

1137.1

1484.1

1619.6

886.9

629.0

630.6

494.1

498.4

PA' ANGA

2003 2004

568.4 404.7

457.4 257.5

5152 578.0

350.1 676.0

985.9 501.3

1566.2 1703.5

1349.0 1689.7

978.9

717.6

569.8

717.7

770.1

2002 2003 2004

53.8 331.9 169.3

70.2 118.4 124.6

55.0 167.6

131.3

198.7

152.2

283.5

233.7

276.1

131.5

161.4 50.8

157.0 84.7

408.0 70.8

900.1

416.7

...

166.2

193.5 114.0

42.9

143.0 139.7 22.6

2002 2003

369.9

399.1

282.6

630.9

529.7

1377.7

533.1

1376.2

954.8

1225.6

708.2 588.3

563.8 625.5

581.3 437.5

804.8 173.7

551.6 284.6

855.7 468.7

1045.4 665.1

3619.6

1493.9

...

753.5 752.4

816.4 469.6

2166.1

DEC

_t_

2.2.3 MACHINERY AND TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT

2.2.4 CHEMICALS

1

04 JAN

! FEB

; MAR

:

.

,

.

: a

MAY

APR

JUN

.

i

!

JUL

:

i

AUG

I

SEP

NOV

DEC

NOV

DEC

~

1-0-2002 6-2003 -0-20041 2.3.12 FISH, EXPORTS

2.3 QUANTITY AND VALUE OF PRINCIPAL IXPORTS 2.3.1 FISH 2.3.1.1 QUANTITY

2.3.1.2 VALUE

METRIC TONS

THOUSAND PA' ANGA

2004

JAN

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

( U 2 0 0 2 73-2003 -0-20041

OCT

3.1 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX 3. CONSUMER PRICE INDEX'

3.1 GENERAL

3.2 FOOD

REBASE NOV 2002 = 100

REBASE NOV 2002 = 100

2002 2003 2004

93.6 102.9 116.7

93.3 102.9 115.8

93.2 104.1 116.0

94.3 104.5 115.9

95.6 106.8 118.0

95.4 107.1 117.9

96.0 106.1

119.3

97.6 108.6 119.6

97.6 111.1

100.1 112.1

100.0 113.3

. .

103.0 115.1

2002

95.2

94.2

94.0

96.1

97.1

97.1

97.7

100.4

98.0

101.7

100.0

106.7

2003

105.3

103.9

104.4

104.9

105.7

106.4

107.0

111.4

109.4

110.1

109.6

112.9

2004

117.4

114.8

114.4

113.4

116.7

115.9

117.8

116.8

2002

37.022

40.523

38.856

40.422

39.267

42.365

41.025

42.239

40.797

43.245

54.179

55.103

52.934

56.594

49.402

62.086

. .

1

.

;

4. FINANCE 4.1 MONEY SUPPLY 4.1.1 MONEY

MILLION ?A' ANGA

2003

51.182

44.963

41.757

41.023

45.373

51.629

48.531

52.199

2004

61.457

53.346

52.076

56.664

57.046

65.823

65.151

60.186

MILLION

2002

42.787

39.954

39.482

40.364

39.416

40.635

36.095

35.030

36.447

41.946

45.851

50.818

PA' ANGA

2003 2004

51.003 44.476

43.235 43.621

37.499 45.375

37.318 46.192

37.975 50.923

39.095 79.202

39.705 82.031

39.427 71.536

39.096

42.936

44.117

46.047

MILLION

2002

32.763 30.890 50.783

29.810 28.782 51.446

30.418 31.789 51.444

21.720 34.272 53.615

33.565 31.304 85.546

25.540 31.530 87.571

26.698 31.845 77.915

26.609 31.655

29.932 36.585

42.732

2003

37.667 42.126 58.620

35.055

PA' ANGA

38.016

58.352

2.192 2205

2203 2.187

2.176 2.182

2.162 2.185

2.161 2.149

2.153 2.143

2.149 2.146

2.214 2.159

2232 2.136

2.234 2.095

2234 2.072

2232 2.050

1.980

1.940

1.970

1.980

2.000

1.990

1.970

1.980

2.000

...

.

JAN

:

r

j. ..

90-

FEE

. MAR APR

. MAY

1+2002 4.12 RESERVE MONEY

4.2 FOREIGN ASSETS (NET)

2004 4.3 EXCHANGE RATE (PERIOD AVERAGE)

a

PA' ANGA PER USDOLLAR

2002 2003 2004

!

i

. JUN

JUL

+2003

AUG

SEP

OCT NOV DEC

-0-20041

4.1.1 MONEY

EXCLUMNGREM. JAN

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

l+2002*20034-20041

-95-

SEP

OCT NOV DEC

TURKEY

I

I

1. POPULATION 1.1 CRUDE BIRTH RATE

1.2 CRUDE DEATH RATE

UNIT

PER 1000 POPULATION

PER 1000 POPULATION

2. INDUSTRY 2.1 INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION INDEX 2.1.1 GENERAL

1990 = 100

]YEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

-

2002 2003 2004

-

2002 2003 2004

-

JUN

I

21.3 20.9 20.6 7.0 7.0 7.1

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

--

0

E 8

-

2002 2003 2004

135.0 166.9 1722

125.1 137.9 167.3

154.3 170.8 217.3

1512 165.8 208.0

152.9 161.6 211.9

151.8 173.7 212.8

151.6 179.8 226.9

156.7 177.9 190.9

164.2 190.8 212.1

1812 205.9 221.9

173.4 187.0

164.0 214.5

1990 = 100

2002 2003 2004

100.6 85.5 70.2

842 65.3 67.7

91.7 83.8 71.2

81.4 65.0 65.5

66.0 652 68.9

72.9 75.3 84.8

83.3 82.3 95.4

89.4 95.7 1102

94.0 39.1 108.9

102.4 45.6 94.7

84.3 26.4

73.7 93.8

2.1.3 MANUFACTURING

1990 = 100

2002 2003 2004

124.1 161.6 166.9

118.4 131.9 164.2

149.3

147.6 164.4 211.6

150.8 159.4 215.5

149.0

145.1

166.0 220.3

172.5 215.6

176.4 228.3

150.9 172.8 185.2

162.0 193.6 211.8

180.8 210.4 224.9

171.7 190.1

159.1 214.1

2002 2003 2004

244.6

200.8

226.4

214.5

210.7

212.7

249.8 266.7

224.6 241.4

252.2 259.3

224.3 243.8

225.7 246.8

230.3 246.6

239.3 254.6 274.3

236.6 259.5 276.1

214.0 239.1 259.3

218.4 242.1 253.6

228.6 236.5

248.8 272.7

1990 = 100

JAN

FEE

MAR APR MAY JUN

I -n- 2002 -A-

2.1.2 MINING

2.1.4 ELECTRICITY, GAS AND WATER

2.1.1 INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION INDEX

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

2003 -0- 20041

2 2 2 LIGNITE AND BROWN COAL. PRODUCTION

..

..

..

.

.

.

.

.. 2.2 PRODUCTION

NOV DEC

.

..

.

..

OF SELECTED COMMODITIES

2.2.1 COAL

2 2 2 LIGNITE AND BROWN COAL

22.3 CRUDE PETROLEUM

2.2.4 IRON ORE

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

282 290 242

230 163 196

302 272 220

285

301 262 244

271

264 226

247 260

277 261 268

256 231 235

274 269 243

291 267 230

290 208

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

5259 4247

5237 2717

4013 2115 1897

1923 2020 2264

2689 2979 3113

3553 3714 3813

3887 3778 3581

3917 4170 4269

4552 3937 4151

4205 4035

3450

4909 3818 1661

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

204 204

184 187 177

208 211 188

198 203

208 203 193

205 195

214 202

212

202

200

191

210 195

196 188

189

200

200

192

195

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

190 137 100 102

3490

132 181 71

16 111 184

183 110 223 397

188 169 160

243 166 234

283 227 393

538 678 848

861 769 654

513 485 259

253 263

JAN

FEE

MAR APR MAY JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT NOV DE(

4-2002 +2003+2004 4216 4635

22.3 CRUDE PETROLEUM, PRODUCTION 220

199 195

215 Y)

5

210 205

0

z

32 115

14 235

E

3

200 195

190

I85 180

175 170

JAN

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY JUN

(+2002

-98-

JUL

AUG

-&2003 +20041

SEP OCT NOV DEC

22-11 CEMENT, PRODUCTION

2.25 COPPER ORE

THOUSAND METRIC

2002 2003

242 193

216 164

283 221

248 217

301 231

277 223

298 208

244 226

241 205

243 200

TONS

2004

252

164

250

252

240

208

208

160

170

168

22.6 WHEAT FLOUR

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

-

378.6 435.8

-

420.0 525.1

2.2.7 COTTON YARN

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002

MILLION METRES

2002 2003

22.8 WOVEN COTTON FABRICS

2003 2004

2004 2.2.9 WOOL YARN

22.10 TIRES

22.11 CEMENT

2.2.12 PIG-IRON AND

FERRO-ALLOYS

22.13 CRUDE STEEL

22.14 ELECTRICITY

- 460.1 - 157.8 - 154.8 - 149.9 -

-

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

-

THOUSANDS

2002

1452

2003 2004

1653 1772

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

452 509

THOUSAND METRIC

2002 2003

TONS MILLION KWH

-

100.1

-

-

8-0

-

-

129.1 128.7

8.9 9.8

-

-

-

-

-

-

481.2 175.1 156.0 148.6 132.0 140.1 107.8 10.3 9.2 -

-

467.3 504.8

-

158.9 143.8

-

-

153.6 1312

-

-

8.5

-

I

9.0

169

244

408.5 451.6

-

152.8 150.8

-

-

116.9 99.6

-

-

8.2

-

1549 2662

1374 1691

-

-

I

-

-

172 169

9.9

JAN

1862

1913

1784

3317 3791

3242 3706

3255 3699

2522 2453

1517 231I

3873

3962

3577

3867

3366 3626 3677

423

419

450

469

437

455

449

423 502

484

465

491

481

440

492

457

512

492

486

495

457

500 467

1299 1520

1168

1431

1377

1411

1445

1420

1407

1448

1460

1384

1481 1742

1389

1616

1606

1507 1759

1501

1722

1445 1671

1491

1481

1487 1634

11737 11992

9637 10781

10867 12101

10292

10114

10483

11474

11619

10971 I1352

11940

12221

11356 12453

10271

10832

10210 11055

11489

10765

12959

11586

12539

11694

11838

11961

13208

13285

12499

12168

2854 2962 3561

3607 3881

3462 3889

3891

403 495

290 476

464

496

1149

1031

1507

1316

2004

1596

2002 2003 2004

1170 I800 1722

1680 1107

2587

1618

2034 3276

385

374 449

1600 1482

1742 1876

1704

AUG

SEP

I---

,

,

JAN

,

FEE

.

.

.

,

.

.

.

.

.

MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC (+2002*2003+2004(

22.14 ELECTRICITY, PRODUCTION

1729

13086

JAN

FEB

MAR APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP OCT NOV DEC

1-13-2002 - ~ - 2 0 0 3 4 - 2 0 0 4 1

- 97 -

OCT NOV M C

-

1524 2423

1588

1359

JUL

22.13 CRUDE STEEL, PRODUCTION

1579 1821

1596 1673 1833

1492 1665 1730

MAY JUN

MAR APR

I -U- 2002 *2003 -0- 20041

1486 1767

1324 1702 1759

1120 1226 1480

FEB

TURKEY 4.1.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS

3. TRANSPORT

3.1 RAILWAY TRAFFIC 3.1.1 PASSENGER-KILOMETRES

3.1.2 FREIGHT TON-KILOMETRES

MILLIONS

MILLIONS

4. EXTERNAL TRADE 4.1 TOTAL VALUE OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS 4.1.1 IMPORTS MILLION

us DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

362 415 438

449 446 407

400 408 431

394 427 430

397 488 438

422

2002 2003 2004

532 630 763

531 432 683

651 678 839

560 664 776

2002 2003 2004

3432 4426 6291

3038

3939

4186 6139

2002 2003 2004

2607 3534 4615

2384 2923 3664

496 556

425 489

447 451

434 395

575 788 736

646 832

648 855

641 699

562 900

4419 5975

4510 6206

4830 6575

4962 5245

5370 8234

7864

8356

7959

3104 4236 5631

2976 3829 4664

3218 4115 5554

3501 4824 5700

3594 3970

3242 4595

-

247.8 348.6

-

326.9 398.7

-

502

476

476 576 479

599 683 762

604 675 819

674 782 820

4213

4304

3937

4600

5756 8451

5211

5532

5727

7927

7991

8468

6267 8715

2919 3908 5126

2743 3662 5071

3000 3860

2771 3796 5281

544

581 450

FEE

JAN

MAR

MILLION

us DOLLARS

4 2 INDEX NUMBERS OF QUANTUM, UNIT VALUE AND TERMS OF TRADE 4.2.1 QUANTUM 42.1 .lIMPORTS 1994 = 100 2002 2003 2004 4.2.1.2 EXPORTS

4.22 UNIT VALUE 4.22.1 IMPORTS

1994 = 100

1994 = 100

199.6 252.4 356.4

-

-

2002 2003

288.9 346.4

_-

2004

392.1

-

-

2002 2003

85.4 96.6 103.5

-

-

78.3 86.7

-

99.4

-

2002 2003 2004

91.7 89.5 96.1

-

2002 2003 2004

10.0 13.3 12.0

2004 4.2.2.2 EXPORTS

1994 = 100

2002 2003 2004

42.3 TERMS OF TRADE

4.3 VALUE OF PRINCIPAL IMPORTS 4.3.1 WHEAT

1994 = loo

MILLION

us DOLLARS

-

-

-

-

--

-

12.0 29.7 61.1

302 21.1 40.4

5170

240.5 306.4 416.7

-

-

-

-

264.4 361.4

87.8 95.1

--

-

90.5 95.3

-

93.0 97.6

-

106.4

-

-

-

79.7

-

-

81.3 90.7

-

-

87.4 92.9

86.0 100.1 89.9 90.4 20.5 622 18.6

I

JAN

-

-

-

86.7

88.1 91.1

-

I

-

-

SEP

NOV

OCT

DEC

TOTAL VALUE OF EXPORTS

-

78.8

94.1

345.5 422.5

AUG

-

-

-

JUL

-

430.6 -

306.6 378.0

JUN

1-0-2002 -~-2003+20041 4.12

4.12 EXPORTS

MAY

APR

1

FEE

I

MAR

,

,

,

APR MAY JUN

.

.

JUL

AUG

.

.

.

SEP

OCT NOV DEC

SEP

OCT

-0-2002 -A-2003 +20041 4.3.1 WHEAT, IMPORTS 70

80

-

2 3 0

P

20.5 16.8 19.4

3.9 16.6 7.3

4.0 9.5 9.6

5.5 7.8 10.4

3.0 6.7 13.3

122 19.7

13.8 63.0

10

0

1 JAN

ttB

MAK

APK

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUti

1-u- 2002 -+2003 4-2004 I

NOV

DEC

TURKEY

1

I 4.3.2 CRUDE OIL

UNIT

MILLION

us DOLLARS 4.3.3 COAL

MILLION

us DOLLARS

IYEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

2002 2003 2004

291.6 446.2 443.7

275.2 380.2 410.4

323.9 418.9 466.9

264.7 349.1 405.4

328.8 341.0 511.6

3512 349.5 530.6

341.0 392.9 536.4

403.2 481.2 608.3

413.3 441.7 503.3

393.8 422.2 562.6

338.9 389.9

2002 2003 2004

181.3 47.6 100.3

30.9 38.7 69.8

35.5 66.7 83.1

28.5 49.3 81.9

50.6 64.5 87.9

29.1 58.7 66.6

64.4 73.0 88.6

57.9 742 97.8

34.8 116.2 126.9

52.3 102.8 103.8

52.2 109.8

2002 2003 2004

80.8 177.1 175.1

142.9 189.0 206.1

165.5 279.4 226.3

1322 183.8 178.4

132.9 201.0 262.3

96.8 200.0 216.6

146.6 206.6 310.4

154.3 221.0 359.3

201.6 276.6 376.9

293.3 277.4 413.9

248.1 179.1

DEC 362.1 363.8

4.3.3 CRUDE OIL, IMPORTS 650

em 550

67.8 124.9

500

450 400

350

4.3.4 PETROLEUM PRODUCTS

MILLION

us DOLLARS 4.4 QUANTITY AND VALUE 4.4.1 MACHINERY 4.4.1 .lQUANTITY

4.4.1.2 VALUE

4.42 MOTOR VEHICLES 4.42.1 QUANTITY

4.42.2 VALUE

4.4.32 VALUE

JAN

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

33.1 48.8 62.8

35.7 41.7 54.7

MILLION

2002 2003

124.3

126.4

us DOLLARS

2004

196.7 283.7

170.5 244.5

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

42.3 58.0 80.5

44.0 54.2 64.5

55.2 70.7 92.5

MILLION

2002 2003 2004

183.7 304.1 555.6

197.1 303.1 417.8

TONS

2002 2003 2004

217.3 207.5 213.0

MILLION

2002

83.1

us

2003 2004

95.8 133.7

DOLLARS

300 250

OF PRINCIPAL EXPORTS

us 4.4.3 CHEMICALS 4.4.3.1 QUANTITY

521.1 308.0

48.7 60.1 82.5

53.5 63.6 79.7

46.7 59.5 77.7

50.9 69.2 84.8

50.2 61.9

160.3

163.3

233.1 353.8

241.7 351.1

192.4 255.4

177.8 246.1

201.4 276.8

327.3

337.4

52.8 77.6 100.6

60.6 72.0 100.7

259.5 422.9 637.1

239.5 450.1 681.1

125.5 174.8 188.8

195.8 2142 273.7

236.4 155.4 229.8

66.6 93.9 103.1

93.6

99.1

122.0 149.6

103.2 141.9

45.8 58.5 78.2

53.1 75.5 74.5

53.3 56.4

47.8 68.4

68.0

49.0 61.3 78.3 180.1 257.1 355.3

2102 319.4 368.7

209.1 239.1

207.8 304.5

393.4

189.2 252.7 322.9

51.8 77.7 104.4

54.5 792 120.9

41.0 58.4 77.2

59.4 76.5 110.1

67.3 82.3 106.0

652 70.6

62.3 78.6

2952 458.3 695.5

253.7 484.3 731.4

274.6 520.8 859.0

179.6 329.3 513.0

321.2 480.7 777.6

344.9 510.2 744.7

376.7 4912

378.5 517.0

186.7

199.0

201.8

242.1

212.8 232.5

211.3 263.5

218.2 259.7

206.2 256.6

247.3 247.0

202.9 241.9

214.3 192.8

203.0 240.4

284.1

303.3

93.7

84.5

106.6 121.5 149.1

110.7 127.9 160.0

97.1 129.7 185.0

101.4

111.6 156.8

109.6 127.7 170.1

101.6

1162 141.6

106.9

1312

FEE

MAR APR MAY

1 4.3.5

JAN

FEB

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV DEC

2002 -A- 2003 -0- 20041

-I)-

PETROLEUMPRODUCTS, IMPORTS

MAR APR MAY JUN

JUL

AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

[4-2002+2003-0-2004~ THOUSAND METRIC

DOLLARS

4.4.2.2 MOTOR VECHICLES, EXPORTS

JAN

FEE

MAR APR MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

TURKEY

4.4.4.2 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, EXPORTS

4.4.4 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS 4.4.4.1 QUANTITY THOUSAND METRIC TONS

4.4.4.2 VALUE

MILLION

us DOLLARS

4.4.5 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 4.4.5.1 QUANTITY

2002 2003 2004

11362 1046.1 915.1

2002 2003 2004

306.4 331.9 398.6

787.0 950.3 1033.1 919.8 1179.1 951.4 870.0 1120.0 1160.4 238.9 294.4 366.7

327.7 404.6 546.2

269.6 339.9 603.0

1097.9 797.0 966.7 972.9 1088.9 1019.2 1085.8 887.9 1085.8 1122.7 885.1 1236.0 1554.0 1419.0 1211.0 1012.9 1206.2 1214.5 321.2 392.8 785.1

220.1 318.5 757.0

273.9 378.9 627.2

287.3 377.9 566.5

318.5 338.2 688.0

318.9 455.3 6872

934.0 723.2

4.4.6.2 VALUE

j

j

j

.

!

:

j

j 307.2 301.1

;

j

323.9 426.5

-

.

i.

]

:

:

.

.

i

j

P 4

THOUSAND METRIC TONS MILLION

2002 2003 2004

43.9 50.5 54.1

38.4 43.6 48.4

47.5 56.9 65.6

50.5 46.1 69.4

51.1 47.8 60.5

41.7 48.4 55.6

51.9 59.4 61.4

55.6 59.5 60.1

58.3 66.9 75.9

61.6 78.8 82.1

68.5 63.8

58.2 74.7 JAN

195.9 240.8 297.8

176.4 210.3 287.2

217.7 274.3 397.2

233.6 223.2 415.3

228.6 231.9 359.0

194.2 235.4 322.5

231.6 283.1 349.9

246.5 270.4 335.4

260.8 330.6 437.6

282.9 396.1 508.9

314.6 344.1

284.6 434.4

DOLLARS

2002 2003 2004

THOUSAND METRIC TONS

2002 2003 2004

138.9 172.7 178.7

126.9 129.8 139.4

152.1 174.7 183.4

145.9 160.6 174.0

152.6 166.4 168.1

136.4 148.0 167.9

141.0 157.3 174.5

143.4 157.6 161.8

144.7 165.7 186.1

158.5 181.1 187.8

167.5 160.7

131.9 177.0

MILLION

2002 2003 2004

896.8 845.9 1010.5 937.7 1026.6 1010.5 1252.0 963.0 1282.4 1184.5 1321.0 1245.1 1581.7 1150.0 1539.2 1419.4 1361.5 1410.2

1130.1 1090.7 1011.3 1070.3 1148.9 1357.0 1283.1 12402 1396.0 1228.9 1628.2 1334.7 1448.8 1502.8

977.0 1368.6

2002 2003 2004

45303 60638 67506

46280 62553 68523

47157 64161 69853

48091 64819 71142

48466 64215 71653

49410 63492 71536

51030 63450 70881

52207 63625 71621

53765 63422 72668

55851 63632 75154

56129 64569 75763

57462 65038

2002 2003 2004

57585 75809 87687

58161 76070 87734

58570 76467 91879

58940 78370 92043

59174 79249 92710

61520 81353 93628

62575 82792 94091

64093 84421 94524

65330 85229 95441

65882 86136 95795

68636 86735 95875

71990 87301

us

4.4.6 TEXTILES 4.4.6.1 QUANTITY

.

i

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

1 +2002 4.4.52 VALUE

.:

.i

1124.3 1064.1

us DOLLARS

JUN

JUL

d- 2003

AUG

DEC

SEP

OCT

SEP

OCT NOV DEC

NOV

+2004I

4.4.62 TEXTILES, EXPORTS

5. PRICES

5.1 WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX 5.1.1 GENERAL

5.1.2 FOODSTUFFS

1990 = 100

1990 = 100

JAN

FEB

MAR APR

MAY

JUN

1-0-2002 +2003

JUL

AUG

U2004]

5.1.1 WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX

75000

45000 ,

,

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

I-0-2002 -A- 100-

JUN

JUL

AUG

2003 -0-20041

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

1

I

TURKEY

I

I 5.2 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX 5.2.1 GENERAL

5.2.2 FOOD

UNIT

I990 = 100

1990 = 100

]YEAR

I

JAN

I

FEB

I

MAR

I

APR

I

MAY

I

JUN

I

JUL

I

AUG

I

SEP

I

OCT

I

NOV

I

DEC

2002

58517

59470

60097

61481

61873

62223

62896

64200

66556

69003

71107

72254

2003 2004

73820 85829

75320 86193

77593 86837

79427 87420

80852 87796

80735 87651

80299 87703

80383 88171

82034 89038

83335 91043

84731 92412

85459

2002

56830

2003 2004

68634

58448 71404

58335 76025

58772 77274

57094 78685

55667 76756

55478 75170

55978 74644

59356 75712

60567 77202

63881 79684

65921 80618

81629

82661

85071

85553

83823

81915

81672

81800

81969

84300

85858

52.1 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX

6. FINANCE

6.1 MONEY SUPPLY 6.1.1 MONEY

6.12 RESERVE MONEY

6 2 FOREIGN ASSETS (NET)

6.3 EXCHANGE RATE (END OF PERIOD)

TRILLION LIRAS

2002 2003 2004

9300 13249 22317

10906 13902 21087

10552 13889 21215

10482 13749 22575

10737 14558 22715

12135 16069 24102

11987 16643 24894

12265 17305 25367

12988 18173

13160 18842

13881 20809

14814 21194

TRILLION LIRAS

2002 2003 2004

16203 22102 28026

17776

22286

17391 23627 26182

17750 22090 27678

18473 21567 28964

19593 22365 29990

19730 21994 30057

20011 23063

21299 23483

20770 25234

21846 26697

21250 25193

2002 2003 2004

-1677 -5755 -7910

...

...

-9444 -7970

-17208 -7706

-5556 -15570 -9056

-7862 -12844 -7586

-10800 -10848 -4965

-10074 -10006 -4377

-8663 -6218

-8198 -5286

-7090 -4339

-5692 -6991

-6603 -6438

THOUSAND LlRAS 2002 PER 2003 US DOLLAR 2004

1308.5 1639.5 1340.2

1398.4 1592.4 1324.5

1341.0 1704.2 1313.4

1335.1 1571.1 1420.7

1441.5 1438.1 1495.6

1572.9 1411.0 1489.5

1685.9 14152 14662

1625.3 1396.1 1505.7

1654.4 1387.7 1501.0

1666.5 1482.5

1539.0 1458.8

1643.7 1396.6

TRILLION LIRAS

26225

JAN

FEE

MAR APR MAY JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

6.1.1 MONEY

30998

.

JAN

- 101 -

FEE

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

AUG

.

SEP

*

a

OCT NOV

DEC

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