Total turnover increases by 10.4% on annual basis in Turkey
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Total turnover index (2015=100) including industry, construction, trade, and services sectors increased by 10.4% on annual basis in June 2020, Turkish Statistical Institute said in a srarement on Friday.
At the detail of the total turnover index; industry increased by 8.7%, construction increased by 29.2%, trade increased by 19.3% and services decreased by 18.3% on annual basis in June 2020.
Total turnover increased by 19.5% on monthly basis
Total turnover index (2015=100) including industry, construction, trade, and services sectors increased by 19.5% on monthly basis in June 2020.
At the detail of the total turnover index; industry increased by 19.0%, construction increased by 10.3%, trade increased by 22.6% and services increased by 14.1% on monthly basis in June 2020. (ILKHA)
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