Laos' trade deficit reaches US$114 million in July


VIENTIANE, Aug 14 (Xinhua): Laos recorded a trade deficit of US$114 million in July, according to a report from the Lao Trade portal website.

The total value of trade in July amounted to 968 million dollars, of which US$427 million was exports and US$541 million was imports.

The country's major exports include paper and paper products, gold, wood pulp and paper scraps, etc.

The major imports include diesel, mechanical equipment (except vehicle mechanics), wood and paper scraps, gasoline, steel products, animals, electrical wires and cables, and plastic products.

China remained the top export destination for Laos, followed by Vietnam and Thailand.

Meanwhile, the main importing countries of Laos included Thailand, China, Vietnam, the United States, and Japan, according to the report. - Xinhua

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