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Gross fixed capital formation fell by 2.4%, compared to a fall of 8.0% in Q2/2020. Private investment decreased by 10.7%, compared to a 15.0% reduction in Q2/2020. Machinery items was a major contributing factor, with a reduction of 14.0%. Meanwhile, construction expanded slightly by 0.3%. Public investment significantly expanded by 18.5%, increasing from a rise of 12.5% in Q2/2020. The expansion was resulted from an 18.4% expansion in public machinery items as well as an 18.6% increase in public construction, driven mainly by the government construction.
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