The Composite State-of-the-Economy Index for February 2012 increases by 0.2%
The Bank of Israel's composite state-of-the-economy index for February 2012 increased by 0.2% from its January 2012 level.
The increase in the index this month reflects increases in the manufacturing production index and the goods exports index.
These increases were offset by a marked decline in the index of services exports and a decline in the trade and services revenue index.
The main components of the index changed as follows: The index of manufacturing production rose by 0.9% in January, following its increase of 0.6% in December.
The trade and services revenue index declined 1.3% in January, after a 1.2% rise in December.
The services (excluding transport) exports index dropped in February (Bank of Israel estimate) by 19.2%, after rising by 23.4% in January.
The index of imports of production inputs declined in February by 2.9%, after an increase of 4.5% in January.
The goods exports (real) index increased by 0.7% in February, following a 3% decline in January.
The (real) index of consumer goods imports declined by 0.2% in February, following an increase of 1.7% in January.
February 2012: increase in the manufacturing production and goods export
The Composite State-of-the-Economy Index for February 2012 increases by 0.2%
00:00 ,23.03.2012
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