Iceland imported around ISK 41 billion more in goods than it exported in July, according to preliminary figures from Statistics Iceland. Despite the sizeable gap, the trade balance improved compared with the same month last year. Iceland exported goods worth ISK 86.5 billion in July and imported goods worth ISK 127.1 billion, producing a deficit [...]… The post Iceland Runs ISK 41 Billion Trade Deficit: A Rainbow at the End of a Rainy July appeared first on Iceland Review.