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BULGARIAN TRADE WITH THIRD COUNTRIES IN THE PERIOD JANUARY - APRIL 2017 (PRELIMINARY DATA) In the period January - April 2017 Bulgarian exports to third countries increased by 22.1 in comparison with the corresponding period of the previous year and amounted to 5 653.2 Million BGN (Annex, Table 1 and 2). Main trade partners of Bulgaria were Turkey, China, Egypt, Serbia, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and the Russian Federation, which accounted for 51.9 of the exports to non EU countries (Annex, Table 3). In April 2017 Bulgarian exports to third countries grew by 28.3 compared to the corresponding month of the previous year and amounted to 1 409.6 Billion BGN. Figure 1. Nominal value 1 change of exports of Bulgaria to non EU countries in the period 2016-2017 In the period January - April 2017 compared to the same period of 2016 in the exports of Bulgaria to third countries distributed according to the Standard International Trade Classification the largest growths were recorded in the sections Mineral fuel, lubricants and related materials (58.8) and Manufactured goods classified chiefly by material (39.9) (Annex, Table 4). The most notable fall was reported in section Animals and vegetable oils, fats and waxes (13.5). 1

Bulgarian imports from third countries in the period January - April 2017 increased by 38.5 in comparison with the corresponding period of the previous year and added up to 6 870.5 Million BGN (at CIF prices) (Annex, Table 1 and 2). The largest amounts were reported for the goods imported from the Russian Federation, Turkey, China and Serbia (Annex, Table 3). In April 2017 Bulgarian imports from third countries grew by 29.0 compared to the corresponding month of the previous year and amounted to 1 706.8 Billion BGN. Figure 2. Nominal value 1 change of imports of Bulgaria to non EU countries in the period 2016-2017 In the period January - April 2017 compared to the same period of 2016 in the imports of Bulgaria from third countries distributed according to the Standard International Trade Classification the largest growths were recorded in the sections Mineral fuel, lubricants and related materials (67.8) and Crude materials, inedible (except fuel) 2 (61.8) (Annex, Table 4). A fall was observed only in sector Beverages and tobacco (18.6). The foreign trade balance of Bulgaria (export FOB - import CIF) with third countries in the period January - April 2017 was negative and added up to 1 217.3 Million BGN (Annex, Table 1). The trade balance at FOB/FOB prices (after elimination of transport and insurance costs on imports) was also negative and amounted to 872.9 Million BGN. 2 The section includes following divisions: raw hides, skins and furskins; oil-seeds and oleaginous fruits; crude rubber; cork and wood; pulp and waste paper; textile fibres and their wastes; crude fertilizers and crude minerals; metalliferous ores and metal scrap; crude animal and vegetable materials, n.e.s. 2

In April 2017 the foreign trade balance of Bulgaria (export FOB - import CIF) with third countries was negative and amounted to 297.2 Million BGN. Bulgarian trade with third countries and EU - total In the period January - April 2017 the value of all exported goods from Bulgaria amounted to 16 072.4 Million BGN and in comparison with the corresponding period of the previous year the exports increased by 13.0 (Annex, Table 1 and 2). In April 2017 the total exports added up to 3 913.6 Billion BGN and grew by 7.6 compared to the corresponding month of the previous year. Figure 3. Nominal value 1 change of exports of Bulgaria in the period 2016-2017 The total value of all the goods imported in the country in the period January - April 2017 amounted to 18 627.4 Million BGN (at CIF prices), or by 19.9 more than the same period of 2016 (Annex, Table 1 and 2). In April 2017 the total imports increased by 16.8 compared to the same month of the previous year and added up to 4 690.7 Billion BGN. 3

Figure 4. Nominal value 1 change of imports of Bulgaria in the period 2016-2017 The total foreign trade balance (exports FOB - import CIF) was negative in the period January - April 2017 and amounted to 2 555.0 Million BGN (Annex, Table 1 and 2). At FOB/FOB prices (after elimination of transport and insurance costs on imports) in the period January - April 2017 the total foreign trade balance was also negative and added up to 1 637.3 Million BGN. In April 2017 the total foreign trade balance (exports FOB - import CIF) was negative and added up to 777.1 Million BGN. The trade balance at FOB/FOB prices was also negative and amounted to 545.4 Million BGN. 4

Months/Periods Annex Table 1 Exports, imports and trade balance of Bulgaria in the period January - April 2016 1 and 2017 1 by months (Million BGN) Exports - FOB Imports - CIF Imports - FOB 2 Trade balance - FOB/CIF Trade balance - FOB/FOB 2 Total EU Non EU Total EU Non EU Total EU Non EU Total EU Non EU Total EU Non EU I.2016 3427.3 2263.0 1164.3 3471.9 2267.7 1204.2 3301.1 2154.8 1146.3-44.6-4.7-39.9 126.2 108.2 18.0 II.2016 3481.7 2286.3 1195.4 3824.7 2601.5 1223.2 3644.8 2481.3 1163.5-343.0-315.2-27.8-163.1-195.0 31.9 III.2016 3680.5 2507.4 1173.1 4217.0 3005.6 1211.4 4021.0 2864.8 1156.2-536.5-498.2-38.3-340.5-357.4 16.9 I - III.2016 10589.5 7056.7 3532.8 11513.6 7874.8 3638.8 10966.9 7500.9 3466.0-924.1-818.1-106.0-377.4-444.2 66.8 IV.2016 3635.5 2536.7 1098.8 4017.5 2694.4 1323.1 3832.2 2573.9 1258.3-382.0-157.7-224.3-196.7-37.2-159.5 I - IV.2016 14225.0 9593.4 4631.6 15531.1 10569.2 4961.9 14799.1 10074.8 4724.3-1306.1-975.8-330.3-574.1-481.4-92.7 I.2017 3738.7 2426.5 1312.2 4220.8 2642.9 1577.9 4008.6 2510.4 1498.2-482.1-216.4-265.7-269.9-83.9-186.0 II.2017 4048.3 2528.1 1520.2 4428.6 2820.5 1608.1 4209.7 2682.2 1527.5-380.3-292.4-87.9-161.4-154.1-7.3 III.2017 4371.8 2960.6 1411.2 5287.3 3309.6 1977.7 5032.4 3156.2 1876.2-915.5-349.0-566.5-660.6-195.6-465.0 I - III.2017 12158.8 7915.2 4243.6 13936.7 8773.0 5163.7 13250.7 8348.8 4901.9-1777.9-857.8-920.1-1091.9-433.6-658.3 IV.2017 3913.6 2504.0 1409.6 4690.7 2983.9 1706.8 4459.0 2834.8 1624.2-777.1-479.9-297.2-545.4-330.8-214.6 I - IV.2017 16072.4 10419.2 5653.2 18627.4 11756.9 6870.5 17709.7 11183.6 6526.1-2555.0-1337.7-1217.3-1637.3-764.4-872.9 1 Data are preliminary as of 9-th June 2017. 2 By data of BNB for the transport costs. Value changes of exports and imports of Bulgaria in the period January - April 2017 1 compared to the same period of the previous year (Per cent) Table 2 Months/Periods Exports - FOB Imports - CIF Imports - FOB Total EU Non EU Total EU Non EU Total EU Non EU I 9.1 7.2 12.7 21.6 16.5 31.0 21.4 16.5 30.7 II 16.3 10.6 27.2 15.8 8.4 31.5 15.5 8.1 31.3 III 18.8 18.1 20.3 25.4 10.1 63.3 25.2 10.2 62.3 I - III 14.8 12.2 20.1 21.0 11.4 41.9 20.8 11.3 41.4 IV 7.6-1.3 28.3 16.8 10.7 29.0 16.4 10.1 29.1 I - IV 13.0 8.6 22.1 19.9 11.2 38.5 19.7 11.0 38.1 1 Data are preliminary as of 9-th June 2017. 5

Table 3 Exports, imports and trade balance of Bulgaria with main non EU partner countries 1 in the period January - April 2016 2 and 2017 2 Countries Exports - FOB Imports - CIF Trade balance - FOB/CIF compared to the same period of the previous year - compared to the same period of the previous year - Million BGN Million BGN Million BGN Third countries -total 4631.6 5653.2 22.1 4961.9 6870.5 38.5-330.3-1217.3 of which: Albania 31.1 43.2 38.9 5.4 10.2 88.9 25.7 33.0 Bosnia and Herzegovina 42.0 46.1 9.8 23.3 26.0 11.6 18.7 20.1 Brazil 16.7 8.4-49.7 13.4 14.3 6.7 3.3-5.9 Canada 28.5 23.9-16.1 23.2 26.4 13.8 5.3-2.5 China 276.7 409.7 48.1 629.1 691.2 9.9-352.4-281.5 Egypt 120.6 348.2 188.7 117.4 365.9 211.7 3.2-17.7 Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 256.3 253.4-1.1 136.9 188.0 37.3 119.4 65.4 Georgia 66.7 82.9 24.3 74.1 158.2 113.5-7.4-75.3 Gibraltar 0.4 27.1 6675.0 0.1 0.0 x 0.3 27.1 India 37.9 96.4 154.4 77.2 88.9 15.2-39.3 7.5 Indonesia 18.9 17.0-10.1 21.7 27.3 25.8-2.8-10.3 Iran, Islamic Republic of 41.9 43.0 2.6 16.6 68.8 314.5 25.3-25.8 Israel 43.0 45.3 5.3 47.1 29.1-38.2-4.1 16.2 Japan 20.1 21.4 6.5 62.3 69.1 10.9-42.2-47.7 Kazakhstan 11.1 14.8 33.3 11.7 15.5 32.5-0.6-0.7 Korea, Republic of 44.8 18.9-57.8 77.3 72.2-6.6-32.5-53.3 Libya 54.1 29.5-45.5 2.5 4.9 96.0 51.6 24.6 Morocco 30.9 71.4 131.1 41.5 68.2 64.3-10.6 3.2 Namibia 40.4 50.6 25.2 0.0 0.0 0.0 40.4 50.6 Norway 18.1 16.0-11.6 18.1 28.5 57.5 0.0-12.5 Peru 2.7 8.0 196.3 17.7 21.3 20.3-15.0-13.3 Russian Federation 199.1 242.9 22.0 1319.1 1923.9 45.8-1120.0-1681.0 Serbia 233.2 276.2 18.4 213.7 367.7 72.1 19.5-91.5 Singapore 68.9 160.1 132.4 18.1 23.3 28.7 50.8 136.8 South Africa 48.5 31.9-34.2 13.5 27.5 103.7 35.0 4.4 Switzerland 72.7 65.8-9.5 113.8 126.8 11.4-41.1-61.0 Syrian Arab Republic 18.2 24.2 33.0 1.3 0.0 x 16.9 24.2 Taiwan 9.0 13.6 51.1 62.2 70.9 14.0-53.2-57.3 Turkey 1137.4 1402.9 23.3 934.7 1155.9 23.7 202.7 247.0 Ukraine 62.7 53.9-14.0 243.6 261.5 7.3-180.9-207.6 United Arab Emirates 129.4 145.2 12.2 14.7 19.7 34.0 114.7 125.5 United States 217.5 190.5-12.4 134.4 148.3 10.3 83.1 42.2 Viet-Nam 15.9 13.8-13.2 23.1 29.2 26.4-7.2-15.4 1 Partner country: - In case of exports (or dispatches) is the country (or Member State) of final destination of the goods. - In case of imports (or arrivals) is the country (or Member State) of consignment of the goods. 2 Data are preliminary as of 9-th June 2017. "x"- category not applicable. "-" no case. "0"- figure less than half the unit used. 6

Table 4 Exports, imports and trade balance of Bulgaria with non EU countries by sections of SITC, rev.4 in the period January - April 2016 1 and 2017 1 Exports - FOB Imports - CIF Trade balance - FOB/CIF Sections by SITC compared to the same period of the previous year - compared to the same period of the previous year - Million BGN Million BGN Million BGN Third countries -total 4631.6 5653.2 22.1 4961.9 6870.5 38.5-330.3-1217.3 Food and live animals 459.4 475.6 3.5 270.5 292.7 8.2 188.9 182.9 Beverages and tobacco 128.0 164.0 28.1 43.5 35.4-18.6 84.5 128.6 Crude materials, inedible (except fuel) 363.9 332.1-8.7 430.1 696.0 61.8-66.2-363.9 Mineral fuel, lubricants and related materials 681.1 1081.6 58.8 1314.4 2205.2 67.8-633.3-1123.6 Animals and vegetable oils, fats and waxes 63.5 54.9-13.5 16.3 19.9 22.1 47.2 35.0 Chemical and related products n.e.c. 504.6 550.8 9.2 544.3 560.9 3.0-39.7-10.1 Manufactured goods classified chiefly by material 877.1 1227.4 39.9 1032.9 1326.7 28.4-155.8-99.3 Machinery and transport equipment 842.6 862.8 2.4 896.7 1248.8 39.3-54.1-386.0 Miscellaneous manufactured articles 698.7 892.8 27.8 403.6 474.1 17.5 295.1 418.7 Commodities and transactions n.e.c. 12.7 11.2-11.8 9.6 10.8 12.5 3.1 0.4 1 Data are preliminary as of 9-th June 2017. 7