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Turkey capacity utilization in manufacturing industry down in August
Turkey capacity utilization in manufacturing industry down in August

Capacity utilization rate in manufacturing industry decreased 1.8 point to 74.3 percent in August 2012 when compared to August 2011.


World Bulletin / News Desk

Capacity utilization rate in manufacturing industry decreased 1.8 point to 74.3 percent in August 2012 when compared to August 2011.

Central Bank stated on Monday that capacity utilization rate in manufacturing industry had been 76.1 percent in August 2011.

The rate declined 0.5 point when compared to July 2012.

 



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