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Estonia GDP Growth Rate YoY
Over 71% of Estonia's gross domestic product (GDP) comes from the service sector, with 25% coming from industry and 4% coming from agriculture. The most important sectors of the Estonian economy are: real estate, rental and letting, and business services (which account for 21% of GDP); the processing industry (15%); commerce (14%); transportation, warehousing, and communications (which account for 10% of GDP); and construction (which accounts for 7% of GDP). Among the expenditure components of the GDP, household consumption is the most important, accounting for 52% of the country's total use. Gross fixed capital formation (25%, one of the highest rates among EU nations) and government expenditure is the next most important components (20%). Exports of products and services account for 84% of GDP, while imports account for 81%, resulting in a net addition of 3% to the total GDP of the country.
A higher than expected figure should be seen as positive (bullish) for the EUR while a lower than expected figure should be seen as negative (bearish) for the EUR.
Komunikācijas apskats (EUR)
| Simbols | Kopienas Trend (Shorts vs Longs) | Simbolu popularitāte | Vid. pārdošanas cena / Distance no cenas | Vid. pirkšanas cena / Distance no cenas | Pašreizējā cena | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EURUSD |
|
|
1.0684 -196 pips |
1.0926 -46 pips |
1.08796 | |
| EURAUD |
|
|
1.6791 -407 pips |
1.7203 -5 pips |
1.71976 | |
| EURJPY |
|
|
155.3872 -648 pips |
163.4406 -157 pips |
161.869 | |
| EURCAD |
|
|
1.5338 -302 pips |
1.5633 +7 pips |
1.56397 | |
| EURCHF |
|
|
0.9521 -100 pips |
0.9797 -176 pips |
0.96207 | |
| EURCZK |
|
|
0 -249784 pips |
24.9887 -103 pips |
24.97842 | |
| EURGBP |
|
|
0.8367 -45 pips |
0.8454 -42 pips |
0.84118 | |
| EURHUF |
|
|
396.5653 -194 pips |
404.7436 -624 pips |
398.50 | |
| EURNOK |
|
|
8.0700 -34923 pips |
11.6704 -1081 pips |
11.5623 | |
| EURNZD |
|
|
1.8488 -434 pips |
1.8948 -26 pips |
1.89216 |
News (EUR)
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