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The Czech trade surplus widened to CZK 41.7 billion in October 2019 from CZK 33.9 billion in the corresponding month of the previous year, as imports declined 5 percent from a year earlier to CZK 380.5 billion while exports fell at a softer 2.9 percent to CZK 422.2 billion.

The Czech trade surplus rose to CZK 55.2 billion in September 2019 from CZK 37.5 billion in the corresponding month of the previous year, as exports jumped 9.1 percent from a year earlier to CZK 404.8 billion while imports went up at a softer 4.8 percent to CZK 349.6 bllion.

The Czech trade surplus widened to CZK 32.2 billion in August 2019 from CZK 12.0 billion in the corresponding month of the previous year, as imports dropped 6.2 percent from a year earlier to CZK 310.3 billion while exports fell at a slower 0.1 percent to CZK 342.5 billion.

The Czech trade surplus widened to CZK 34.2 billion in July of 2019 from CZK 9.9 billion in the corresponding month of the previous year, as exports jumped 9.8 percent from a year earlier to CZK 363.9 billion while imports went up at a softer 2.5 percent to CZK 329.7 billion.

The Czech trade surplus widened to CZK 45.4 billion in June 2019 from CZK 34.6 billion in the same month last year, as imports plunged 7.5 percent to CZK 317.0 billion dragged by purchases of machinery & transport equipment (-6.9 percent), manufactured goods (-11.3 percent), chemicals (-4.4 percent), and fuels & lubricants (-13.2 percent). Meanwhile, exports declined at a softer 4 percent to CZK 362.4 billion, mainly due to lower sales of machinery & transport equipment (-3 percent), manufactured goods (-7.8 percent), manufactured articles (-4.4 percent), and chemicals (-0.9 percent).

The Czech trade surplus rose to CZK 52.3 billion in May of 2019 from CZK 26.7 billion in the same month of the last year. Exports climbed 8.8 percent to CZK 395.7 billion, boosted by sales of machinery & transport equipment (11.9 percent); manufactured articles by material (2.4 percent); manufactured articles (3.3 percent) and chemicals & related products (13.2 percent). Among major trade partners, exports rose to Germany (7.7 percent); Slovakia (5.1 percent); Poland (9.5 percent) and France (8.7 percent). Meanwhile, imports increased at a softer 1.9 percent to CZK 343.4 billion, mainly due to purchases of machinery & transport equipment (2.4 percent); manufactured goods by article (0.9 percent); chemicals & related products (6.6 percent) and manufactured articles (3.5 percent). Imports were higher from Germany (2.4 percent); China (11.8 percent); Poland (3.7 percent) and France (4.5 percent).