MINSK, Feb 20 /Prime-TASS/ -- Belarus' gross domestic product /GDP/ rose 3.6% on the year in January, totaling 1.494 trillion Belarussian rubles, the republic's Statistics and Analysis Ministry said Wednesday. Belarus' inflation in January was 6.1%. Cumulative inflation for 2001 totaled 38.8%. The ministry said that industry accounted for 30.1% of the GDP in January, transportation and communications for 17.3%, trade and catering industries for 8.9%, the construction industry for 3.8%, and the agricultural sector for 2.2%. Below is a breakdown of Belarus' major industries' January output as provided by the ministry: Industry On-yr change,% Oil processing 23.0 Fuel 21.4 Forestry, paper-and-pulp 7.8 Food industry 6.0 Energy 4.3 Textile 2.8 Engineering and metals' processing -0.2 Construction materials -6.3 Ferrous metallurgy -7.6 Chemical and petrochemical -10.0 Separately, the Belarusian ministry said that companies based in the republic produced 155,900 tonnes of oil in January, up 0.2% on the year, and 2.4 billion kilowatt-hours of power, down 2.2%. Also in January, domestic oil refineries produced a total of 109,800 tonnes of gasoline, down 21.9% on the year, 363,800 tonnes of diesel fuel, up 25.5%, 501,000 tonnes of industrial fuel oil, up 48.8%, and 9,600 tonnes of motor oil, down 24%. /1,660 Belarussian rubles – U.S.$1/