Import financing by payment method; current US$ billions and share of total, Jan.–Sep. 2017.
Cash payments financed US$20.68 billion, or 60.95%, of Algeria’s imports in the first nine months of 2017. Credit lines financed US$12.01 billion, or 35.42%. Together, those two methods covered 96.37% of the US$33.92 billion import total. Own foreign-currency accounts and other methods accounted for the remaining published shares of 0.02% and 3.60%.
| Rank | Entry | Value | Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cash payments | 60.95% | First nine months of 2017 |
| 2 | Credit lines | 35.42% | First nine months of 2017 |
| 3 | Own foreign-currency accounts | 0.02% | First nine months of 2017 |
| 4 | Other payment methods | 3.60% | First nine months of 2017 |
Source 1: Algeria import financing methods, first nine months of 2017
Publisher: Ministry of Commerce page citing Algerian Customs / CNIS
Dataset/table: Algeria import financing methods, first nine months of 2017
Published shares sum to 99.99% and the four values sum to US$33.897 billion, leaving a US$0.023 billion difference because of rounding.
The comparison uses total imports as the true denominator and preserves the source-published financing shares. It also audits the sum of rounded financing values against the published total.
All methods, shares and the denominator come from the same Customs / CNIS release and use the first nine months of 2017.
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