Turkey's Energy Import Bill Up 36 Percent in June

urkey's energy import bill increased by 36 percent to nearly $3.44 billion in June from nearly $2.53 billion for the same month last year, according to Turkish Statistical Institute's (TurkStat) data released Tuesday.

The data shows that Turkey's overall import bill reached $18.45 billion last month, with energy accounting for 18.64 percent. The country's crude oil imports showed a 10.7 percent decrease over the same period compared to May 2017, TurkStat said.

Turkey imported approximately 1.83 million tons of crude oil last month, down from 2.05 million tons for the same period last year.

(Anadolu Agency)

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