Data Insights

In summary, China's total trade in May 2026 showed a significant increase in exports, totaling 376.78B USD, up by 60.68B USD (19.20%) year-on-year, while imports reached 271.35B USD, reflecting an increase of 58.47B USD (27.47%). Month-on-month, exports increased by 17.34B USD (4.82%), while imports decreased by 3.26B USD (-1.19%). The overall trade flow indicates a robust export performance, particularly in high-tech products like Integrated Circuits, despite some declines in specific import categories.

In May 2026, China's imports saw a total trade value of 271.35B USD, which represents a decrease of 3.26B USD or -1.19% compared to the previous month. Exports, on the other hand, totaled 376.78B USD, reflecting an increase of 17.34B USD or 4.82%. **Country Official:** For imports, Canada led with a value of 7.23B USD, increasing by 2.38B USD (49.01%). Brazil followed with 13.05B USD, up by 2.29B USD (21.31%). South Korea's imports were at 26.71B USD, rising by 1.49B USD (5.89%). Conversely, Malaysia had the lowest imports at 5.72B USD, down by 1.79B USD (-23.79%). Australia and Singapore also saw declines in imports. For exports, Hong Kong topped the list with 40.92B USD, increasing by 2.82B USD (7.40%). The United States followed closely with 39.03B USD, up by 2.26B USD (6.16%). South Korea's exports were at 17.96B USD, rising by 2.13B USD (13.46%). Brazil had the lowest exports at 7.33B USD, down by 509.86M USD (-6.51%). Mexico and Bangladesh also experienced declines. **Subnat Geography:** Imports from Beijing were the highest at 42.4B USD, increasing by 2.96B USD (7.51%). Jiangsu Province followed with 31.96B USD, up by 742.65M USD (2.38%). Hebei Province had imports of 4B USD, rising by 733.02M USD (22.46%). In contrast, Shanghai Province saw a significant drop in imports to 32.09B USD, down by 5.51B USD (-14.66%). Shandong and Guangdong Provinces also reported declines. Exports from Zhejiang Province were the highest at 57.73B USD, increasing by 5.89B USD (11.35%). Jiangsu Province followed with 61.1B USD, up by 4.43B USD (7.78%). Shaanxi Province had exports of 11.64B USD, rising by 2.96B USD (34.12%). Xingjiang Uygur Autonomous Region had the lowest exports at 5.58B USD, down by 2.64B USD (-32.14%). Hainan and Hunan Provinces also saw declines. **HS4 Official:** The highest imports were for Integrated Circuits at 56.65B USD, increasing by 2.71B USD (5.01%). Petroleum Gas followed with 6.57B USD, up by 1.74B USD (36.08%). Soybeans had imports of 5.48B USD, rising by 1.45B USD (35.00%). The lowest imports were for Crude Petroleum at 26.69B USD, down by 1.93B USD (-6.75%). Computers and Telephones also saw declines. Exports of Integrated Circuits were the highest at 35.59B USD, increasing by 4.46B USD (14.33%). Office Machine Parts followed with 11.92B USD, up by 3.66B USD (44.34%). Telephones had exports of 19.21B USD, rising by 1.5B USD (8.48%). The lowest exports were for Semiconductor Devices at 4.07B USD, down by 909.16M USD (-18.27%). Computers and Railway Cargo Containers also reported declines.

In May 2026, China's imports totaled 271.35B USD, reflecting an increase of 58.47B USD or 27.47% compared to the same month last year. Exports reached 376.78B USD, up by 60.68B USD or 19.20%. **Country Official:** The highest year-on-year increase in imports was from South Korea at 26.71B USD, up by 12.16B USD (83.57%). Switzerland followed with 12.19B USD, increasing by 7.68B USD (172.00%). China itself had imports of 17.27B USD, rising by 6.38B USD (58.56%). The lowest year-on-year imports were from Iraq at 168.1M USD, down by 2.55B USD (-93.06%). The United Arab Emirates and Malaysia also saw significant declines. For exports, Hong Kong led with 40.92B USD, increasing by 15.83B USD (62.83%). The United States followed with 39.03B USD, up by 10.21B USD (35.96%). South Korea's exports were at 17.96B USD, rising by 5.32B USD (42.12%). The lowest exports were from the United Arab Emirates at 3.45B USD, down by 3.06B USD (-47.02%). Saudi Arabia and Iraq also reported declines. **Subnat Geography:** The highest year-on-year imports were from Guangdong Province at 58.13B USD, increasing by 18.73B USD (47.55%). Beijing followed with 42.4B USD, up by 12.08B USD (39.80%). Jiangsu Province had imports of 31.96B USD, rising by 9.48B USD (42.16%). The lowest year-on-year imports were from Tianjin at 4.33B USD, down by 168M USD (-3.74%). Jilin Province and Liaoning Province also saw declines. Exports from Jiangsu Province were the highest at 61.1B USD, increasing by 16.25B USD (36.62%). Guangdong Province followed with 79.97B USD, up by 9.68B USD (13.75%). Shaanxi Province had exports of 11.64B USD, rising by 7.17B USD (162.00%). The lowest exports were from Xingjiang Uygur Autonomous Region at 5.58B USD, down by 2.36B USD (-29.70%). Sichuan Province and Qinghai Province also reported declines. **HS4 Official:** The highest year-on-year imports were for Integrated Circuits at 56.65B USD, increasing by 22.92B USD (67.94%). Gold followed with 24.1B USD, up by 13.51B USD (127.58%). Office Machine Parts had imports of 9.53B USD, rising by 7.73B USD (420.70%). The lowest imports were for Commodities not elsewhere specified at 0 USD, down by 772.39M USD (-100.00%). Soybeans and Ethylene Polymers also saw declines. Exports of Integrated Circuits were the highest at 35.59B USD, increasing by 18.69B USD (118.69%). Articles of low value in simplified customs procedures followed with 9.34B USD, up by 9.34B USD (infinity). Office Machine Parts had exports of 11.92B USD, rising by 8.86B USD (293.47%). The lowest exports were for Commodities not elsewhere specified at 0 USD, down by 10.62B USD (-100.00%). Video and Card Games also reported declines.

In summary, Japan's trade in April 2026 showed a decline in both imports and exports on a month-on-month basis, with imports totaling 10.21 trillion JPY (down 142.98 billion JPY) and exports at 10.51 trillion JPY (down 474.62 billion JPY). Year-on-year, however, both imports and exports increased, with imports rising by 921.63 billion JPY and exports by 1.35 trillion JPY. The overall trade flow indicates a robust recovery compared to the previous year despite the recent month-on-month declines.

In April 2026, Japan's trade values showed a mixed performance. Imports totaled 10.21 trillion JPY, reflecting a decrease of 142.98 billion JPY (-1.38%) from the previous month. The top three countries for imports were China (2.6 trillion JPY, +290.72 billion JPY, +12.62%), South Korea (555.39 billion JPY, +76.2 billion JPY, +15.90%), and Canada (192.43 billion JPY, +40.03 billion JPY, +26.27%). Conversely, the bottom three were Saudi Arabia (214.5 billion JPY, -155.83 billion JPY, -42.08%), the United Arab Emirates (205.01 billion JPY, -143.71 billion JPY, -41.21%), and Australia (545.62 billion JPY, -83.01 billion JPY, -13.20%). Exports totaled 10.51 trillion JPY, down by 474.62 billion JPY (-4.32%). The leading export countries were Switzerland (130.82 billion JPY, +35.34 billion JPY, +37.01%), the Marshall Islands (42.52 billion JPY, +25.39 billion JPY, +147.83%), and Vietnam (305.14 billion JPY, +22.24 billion JPY, +7.87%). The lowest performers were China (1.82 trillion JPY, -135.25 billion JPY, -6.87%), South Korea (641.78 billion JPY, -69.75 billion JPY, -9.76%), and Singapore (272.35 billion JPY, -57.31 billion JPY, -17.36%).

Year on year, Japan's imports in April 2026 reached 10.21 trillion JPY, an increase of 921.63 billion JPY (+9.93%). The top five countries for imports were China (2.6 trillion JPY, +337.82 billion JPY, +15.00%), the United States (1.23 trillion JPY, +234.02 billion JPY, +23.39%), and South Korea (555.39 billion JPY, +208.84 billion JPY, +60.26%). The bottom three were the United Arab Emirates (205.01 billion JPY, -267.99 billion JPY, -56.66%), Saudi Arabia (214.5 billion JPY, -122.83 billion JPY, -36.38%), and Qatar (6.86 billion JPY, -117.23 billion JPY, -94.47%). Exports totaled 10.51 trillion JPY, reflecting an increase of 1.35 trillion JPY (+14.72%). The leading export countries were China (1.82 trillion JPY, +244.81 billion JPY, +15.13%), Chinese Taipei (884.12 billion JPY, +191.4 billion JPY, +27.66%), and the United States (1.93 trillion JPY, +161 billion JPY, +9.05%). The lowest performers were the United Arab Emirates (76.22 billion JPY, -51.73 billion JPY, -40.47%), Saudi Arabia (33.96 billion JPY, -35.25 billion JPY, -50.25%), and Kuwait (803 million JPY, -23.49 billion JPY, -96.69%).

In May 2026, South Korea's total trade value reached 148.57B USD, with exports at 87.8B USD and imports at 60.77B USD. Month on month, exports increased by 1.96B USD (2.29%), while imports decreased by 1.33B USD (-2.14%). Year on year, exports surged by 30.58B USD (53.43%), and imports rose by 10.45B USD (20.76%). Overall, the trade balance remains positive, indicating a robust export performance despite fluctuations in import values.

In May 2026, South Korea's imports saw significant changes with the top five countries being Algeria (936.94M, +608.71M, +185.45%), Saudi Arabia (2.35B, +447.74M, +23.50%), and Oman (540.55M, +424.17M, +364.48%). Conversely, the bottom five included the United States (7.52B, -822.78M, -9.86%), Malaysia (1.39B, -700.65M, -33.56%), and China (15.1B, -480.92M, -3.09%). For exports, the leading countries were China (18.89B, +1.22B, +6.91%), Chinese Taipei (6.67B, +1.12B, +20.13%), and Hong Kong (6.47B, +921.79M, +16.62%). The bottom performers were France (276.77M, -501.36M, -64.43%), India (1.96B, -452.77M, -18.76%), and the United States (16B, -327.99M, -2.01%). Overall, total exports increased by 1.96B (2.29%) while imports decreased by 1.33B (-2.14%).

Year on year, imports from China reached 15.1B, an increase of 3.76B (+33.17%), followed by the United Arab Emirates at 1.79B (+1B, +126.57%) and the United States at 7.52B (+752.9M, +11.12%). The lowest performers included Kuwait (1K, -806.84M, -100%), Qatar (174.51M, -680.94M, -79.60%), and Iraq (158.81M, -648.38M, -80.33%). For exports, China led with 18.89B, up 8.48B (+81.46%), followed by the United States at 16B (+5.95B, +59.27%) and Hong Kong at 6.47B (+3.61B, +126.57%). The bottom performers were Germany (815.98M, -256.13M, -23.89%), France (276.77M, -221.91M, -44.50%), and Denmark (46.31M, -206.54M, -81.69%). Total exports increased by 30.58B (53.43%) while imports rose by 10.45B (20.76%).

Overall, the Netherlands saw a robust increase in trade values in March 2026, with total exports reaching 69.72B EUR (9.7B EUR increase, 16.15% growth) and imports at 59.5B EUR (8.68B EUR increase, 17.09% growth). This indicates a strong trade performance month-on-month, despite some declines in specific countries. Year-on-year, imports increased by 4.65B EUR (8.47% growth) and exports by 3.02B EUR (4.53% growth), reflecting a positive trend in trade relations.

In March 2026, the Netherlands experienced significant changes in trade values compared to the previous month. For imports, the top three countries with the highest trade values were Germany (10.72B EUR, 1.31B EUR increase, 13.97% growth), the United States (6.22B EUR, 1.39B EUR increase, 28.67% growth), and China (4.86B EUR, 992M EUR increase, 25.68% growth). Conversely, the lowest values were from Ghana (55M EUR, 126M EUR decrease, -69.61% decline), Guyana (167M EUR, 121M EUR decrease, -42.01% decline), and Europe Other Not Elsewhere Specified (726M EUR, 62M EUR decrease, -7.87% decline). For exports, the highest trade values were recorded with Germany (14.62B EUR, 2.27B EUR increase, 18.39% growth), the United Kingdom (4.51B EUR, 999M EUR increase, 28.46% growth), and France (5.05B EUR, 896M EUR increase, 21.58% growth). The lowest values were from South Korea (1.17B EUR, 140M EUR decrease, -10.66% decline), the United Arab Emirates (314M EUR, 71M EUR decrease, -18.44% decline), and Tunisia (34M EUR, 58M EUR decrease, -63.04% decline).

In March 2026, the year-on-year analysis showed that imports from Germany (10.72B EUR, 765M EUR increase, 7.69% growth) and the United States (6.22B EUR, 672M EUR increase, 12.11% growth) were strong performers, along with China (4.86B EUR, 543M EUR increase, 12.59% growth). The lowest performers included Brazil (1.1B EUR, 379M EUR decrease, -25.69% decline), Kazakhstan (276M EUR, 319M EUR decrease, -53.61% decline), and Argentina (514M EUR, 181M EUR decrease, -26.04% decline). For exports, Germany (14.62B EUR, 2.21B EUR increase, 17.80% growth) and France (5.05B EUR, 465M EUR increase, 10.15% growth) showed positive trends, while the United States (3.62B EUR, 908M EUR decrease, -20.03% decline) and Brazil (774M EUR, 562M EUR decrease, -42.07% decline) faced significant declines.

In May 2026, India's total trade value reached 118.59B USD, with imports at 73.4B USD (an increase of 1.46B USD or 2.03% from the previous month) and exports at 45.19B USD (an increase of 1.47B USD or 3.33%). Year on year, total trade increased by 19.29B USD, with imports rising by 12.79B USD (21.11%) and exports increasing by 6.5B USD (16.79%).

In May 2026, India's imports from Russia increased significantly by 2.11B USD (28.69%), reaching a total of 9.48B USD. The United Arab Emirates also saw a notable rise in imports, with a 1.63B USD increase (40.09%), totaling 5.71B USD. China contributed 755.23M USD to imports, marking a modest increase of 6.31%. On the other hand, imports from Saudi Arabia dropped by 1.72B USD (-44.81%), while Switzerland and Peru experienced declines of 854.62M USD (-58.02%) and 480.14M USD (-38.06%) respectively. In terms of exports, the United Arab Emirates led with an increase of 880.55M USD (40.33%), totaling 3.06B USD. South Africa followed with a rise of 716.2M USD (104.02%), reaching 1.4B USD. Italy's exports increased by 477.76M USD (75.59%), totaling 1.11B USD. Conversely, Singapore's exports fell by 1.28B USD (-40.41%), while Bangladesh and Tanzania saw declines of 495.71M USD (-37.01%) and 412.3M USD (-31.83%) respectively.

Year on year, India's imports from Russia surged by 3.67B USD (63.29%), totaling 9.48B USD. Imports from China also rose by 2.41B USD (23.38%), reaching 12.73B USD. The United States contributed an increase of 2.24B USD (61.85%), totaling 5.87B USD. However, imports from Iraq plummeted by 2.41B USD (-93.73%), while Switzerland and Qatar experienced declines of 844.59M USD (-57.73%) and 756.67M USD (-82.88%) respectively. On the export side, South Africa's exports increased by 755.2M USD (116.27%), totaling 1.4B USD. Singapore's exports rose by 737.09M USD (64.79%), reaching 1.89B USD. Tanzania saw a significant increase of 582.45M USD (194.89%), totaling 881.31M USD. In contrast, exports to the Netherlands fell by 462.09M USD (-21.60%), while Togo and Russia experienced declines of 288.27M USD (-78.83%) and 247.5M USD (-39.24%) respectively.

In summary, the total trade value for the UK in April 2026 was 100.93 billion GBP, with imports at 63.89 billion GBP and exports at 37.04 billion GBP. Month-on-month, imports decreased by 11.87 billion GBP (-15.67%), while exports increased by 984.98 million GBP (2.73%). Year-on-year, imports increased by 6.03 billion GBP (10.42%), and exports rose by 4.12 billion GBP (12.51%). Overall, the trade balance reflects a challenging environment for imports, particularly from major partners, while exports show resilience in certain markets.

In April 2026, the UK experienced significant changes in trade values across various dimensions. For imports, Uzbekistan led with a remarkable increase of 1.15 billion GBP, reflecting a month-on-month growth of 1897.21%. Ireland and Turkey followed with increases of 332.1 million GBP and 172.12 million GBP, respectively. Conversely, the largest declines were seen from Switzerland, which dropped by 4.31 billion GBP (-52.34%), the United States with a decrease of 3.16 billion GBP (-33.38%), and Germany, which fell by 1.38 billion GBP (-17.73%). In exports, China topped the list with an increase of 1.58 billion GBP (70.20%), followed by France with 598.05 million GBP (28.05%) and the United Arab Emirates with 188.36 million GBP (45.93%). The largest declines in exports were from the United States, which decreased by 372.33 million GBP (-8.36%), Germany with a drop of 355.05 million GBP (-10.51%), and Switzerland, which fell by 243.97 million GBP (-29.02%).

Year-on-year analysis for April 2026 showed notable trends in trade values. For imports, Switzerland recorded the highest increase of 1.99 billion GBP (102.44%), followed by Canada with 1.5 billion GBP (78.57%) and China with 798.93 million GBP (17.59%). The largest declines were from the United States, which fell by 1.51 billion GBP (-19.31%), Australia with a decrease of 352.77 million GBP (-73.07%), and Uzbekistan, which dropped by 342.54 million GBP (-22.96%). In exports, Hong Kong led with a significant increase of 1.8 billion GBP (241.02%), followed by France with 1.01 billion GBP (59.14%) and the Netherlands with 731.89 million GBP (39.53%). The largest declines in exports were from Switzerland, which fell by 2.15 billion GBP (-78.49%), Azerbaijan with a decrease of 633.46 million GBP (-97.14%), and the United States, which dropped by 195.36 million GBP (-4.54%).

In summary, Spain's trade in April 2026 experienced a decline in both imports and exports compared to the previous month, with total imports at EUR 40.12B (down EUR 1.32B) and exports at EUR 34.41B (down EUR 2.29B). Year on year, imports increased to EUR 40.12B (up EUR 1.56B) while exports reached EUR 34.41B (up EUR 510.23M). The overall trade flow indicates a challenging month for exports, particularly with significant drops in key markets, while imports showed resilience in certain sectors despite overall declines.

In April 2026, Spain's imports saw significant changes across various dimensions. The top three countries for imports were Algeria (EUR 839.92M, +363.18M, +76.18%), Kazakhstan (EUR 457.01M, +292.03M, +177.01%), and the United States (EUR 2.58B, +224.05M, +9.49%). Conversely, the lowest changes were from Germany (EUR 4.04B, -530.34M, -11.61%), China (EUR 4.2B, -486.33M, -10.37%), and Japan (EUR 415.27M, -291.65M, -41.26%). For exports, Belgium led with EUR 1.11B (+204.11M, +22.56%), followed by China (EUR 769.71M, +82.92M, +12.07%) and Saudi Arabia (EUR 199.7M, +65.55M, +48.86%). The lowest exports were to Italy (EUR 2.84B, -470.68M, -14.23%), France (EUR 5.03B, -316.16M, -5.91%), and the United States (EUR 1.4B, -236.51M, -14.44%). Overall, total imports decreased by EUR 1.32B (-3.18%) while exports fell by EUR 2.29B (-6.23%).

Year on year, imports from Spain showed a positive trend with notable increases. The top three countries were Rest of the world (EUR 1.54B, +403.7M, +35.42%), China (EUR 4.2B, +340.32M, +8.81%), and Nigeria (EUR 542.13M, +339.75M, +167.88%). The lowest changes were from Ireland (EUR 379.75M, -224.93M, -37.20%), Italy (EUR 2.67B, -221.57M, -7.65%), and the Netherlands (EUR 1.92B, -207.78M, -9.74%). For exports, Germany led with EUR 3.69B (+451.03M, +13.83%), followed by Portugal (EUR 2.99B, +297.94M, +11.03%) and Italy (EUR 2.84B, +203.95M, +7.74%). The lowest exports were to Rest of the world (EUR 1.73B, -236.5M, -12.00%), United Arab Emirates (EUR 120.44M, -189.53M, -61.14%), and France (EUR 5.03B, -169.47M, -3.25%). Overall, total imports increased by EUR 1.56B (+4.05%) while exports rose by EUR 510.23M (+1.52%).

In summary, Malaysia's trade performance in May 2026 showed a total trade value of RM327.62B, with exports at RM184B and imports at RM143.62B. The month-on-month analysis indicated a slight increase in exports but a significant decrease in imports, while the year-on-year analysis highlighted substantial growth in both exports and imports, particularly driven by trade with the United States and China. The overall trade flow reflects a robust export performance, aligning with recent news about Malaysia's strong trade figures and export growth.

In May 2026, Malaysia's trade values showed mixed results. For imports, the top three countries with the highest month-on-month (MoM) increases were the United States (RM10.91B, RM1.33B increase, 13.84%), Oman (RM1.32B, RM878M increase, 197.75%), and Thailand (RM5.78B, RM655.09M increase, 12.79%). Conversely, the lowest decreases were seen with India (RM3.08B, RM-2.21B decrease, -41.79%), Saudi Arabia (RM472.78M, RM-2.11B decrease, -81.71%), and Indonesia (RM4.46B, RM-2.08B decrease, -31.87%). For exports, the top increases were led by the United States (RM36.93B, RM10.03B increase, 37.27%), the Netherlands (RM7.07B, RM2.2B increase, 45.17%), and Hong Kong (RM13.59B, RM1.27B increase, 10.31%). The lowest decreases were from Singapore (RM25.62B, RM-2.67B decrease, -9.42%), South Korea (RM4.64B, RM-1.97B decrease, -29.83%), and Vietnam (RM6.22B, RM-1.31B decrease, -17.40%). Overall, total exports increased by RM733.34M (0.40%) while imports decreased by RM10.42B (-6.74%).

Year-on-year (YoY) analysis for May 2026 revealed significant growth in trade values. For imports, the top increases were from China (RM40.46B, RM11.3B increase, 38.75%), Singapore (RM18.43B, RM5.62B increase, 43.89%), and Chinese Taipei (RM15.38B, RM3.68B increase, 31.44%). The lowest decreases were from the United States (RM10.91B, RM-5.12B decrease, -31.96%), Saudi Arabia (RM472.78M, RM-2.36B decrease, -83.28%), and the United Arab Emirates (RM1.18B, RM-1.51B decrease, -56.28%). For exports, the highest increases were seen with the United States (RM36.93B, RM18.26B increase, 97.74%), Singapore (RM25.62B, RM7.37B increase, 40.41%), and Hong Kong (RM13.59B, RM6.8B increase, 100.23%). The lowest decreases were from the United Arab Emirates (RM927.75M, RM-458.75M decrease, -33.09%), Saudi Arabia (RM253.36M, RM-417.42M decrease, -62.23%), and Germany (RM2.46B, RM-377.35M decrease, -13.29%). Overall, total exports increased by RM57.39B (45.32%) while imports increased by RM17.77B (14.12%).

In summary, Australia's total trade value for April 2026 shows a healthy increase in both imports and exports. Imports totaled 45.34 billion AUD, with a month-on-month increase of 2.95 billion AUD and a year-on-year increase of 8.92 billion AUD. Exports totaled 45.81 billion AUD, with a month-on-month increase of 1.13 billion AUD and a year-on-year increase of 4.42 billion AUD. Overall, the trade flow indicates a robust growth trend despite the economic challenges posed by rising oil prices and investments in AI.

For the month of April 2026, Australia's trade flow showed a positive trend. Imports increased by 2.95 billion AUD, reflecting a month-on-month growth of approximately 6.96%. The top three highest contributing import categories likely include machinery, vehicles, and petroleum products, while the lowest contributors may be textiles, agricultural products, and chemicals. Exports also saw an increase, with a rise of 1.13 billion AUD, translating to a month-on-month growth of about 2.52%. The highest export categories likely include minerals, agricultural products, and machinery, while the lowest may include textiles, manufactured goods, and services.

Year on year, imports have significantly increased by 8.92 billion AUD, which is a growth of approximately 24.50%. The top three highest contributing categories for this growth are likely machinery, petroleum products, and vehicles, while the lowest contributors may include textiles, chemicals, and food products. Exports also experienced a positive change, with an increase of 4.42 billion AUD, representing a year-on-year growth of about 10.67%. The highest contributing export categories are likely minerals, agricultural products, and machinery, while the lowest may include textiles, manufactured goods, and services.

In April 2026, Australia's trade values showed a positive trend with total imports reaching 45.32B AUD, an increase of 2.96B AUD (6.99% increase) from the previous month, and total exports at 44.52B AUD, up by 1.1B AUD (2.54% increase). Year on year, imports rose significantly by 8.93B AUD (24.53% increase), while exports increased by 4.36B AUD (10.86% increase). The trade deficit situation highlighted in recent news is reflected in the slower growth of exports compared to imports, indicating a need for strategic adjustments in trade policies.

In April 2026, Australia's imports saw a significant increase, with the highest values recorded from South Korea (4.63B AUD, up by 2.79B AUD, 151.22% increase), Malaysia (3.13B AUD, up by 1.28B AUD, 69.10% increase), and the United States (4.81B AUD, up by 541M AUD, 12.67% increase). Conversely, the lowest values were from Chinese Taipei (853M AUD, down by 2.29B AUD, -72.84% decrease), China (9.58B AUD, down by 707M AUD, -6.87% decrease), and Vietnam (959M AUD, down by 332M AUD, -25.72% decrease). For exports, the top increases were from South Korea (3.83B AUD, up by 697M AUD, 22.26% increase), India (1.74B AUD, up by 621M AUD, 55.45% increase), and Chinese Taipei (1.7B AUD, up by 314M AUD, 22.69% increase). The lowest decreases were from Finland (4M AUD, down by 558M AUD, -99.29% decrease), Indonesia (1.23B AUD, down by 316M AUD, -20.40% decrease), and Singapore (1.06B AUD, down by 253M AUD, -19.25% decrease). Overall, total imports increased to 45.32B AUD (up by 2.96B AUD, 6.99% increase) while exports rose to 44.52B AUD (up by 1.1B AUD, 2.54% increase).

Year on year, imports from South Korea (4.63B AUD, up by 3.08B AUD, 198.71% increase), Malaysia (3.13B AUD, up by 1.82B AUD, 139.85% increase), and the United States (4.81B AUD, up by 818M AUD, 20.49% increase) showed the most significant growth. In contrast, the lowest values were from China (9.58B AUD, down by 468M AUD, -4.66% decrease), Australia (108M AUD, down by 283M AUD, -72.38% decrease), and Saudi Arabia (12M AUD, down by 165M AUD, -93.22% decrease). For exports, the highest increases were from China (17.12B AUD, up by 2.22B AUD, 14.92% increase), Hong Kong (3.02B AUD, up by 1.26B AUD, 71.49% increase), and South Korea (3.83B AUD, up by 805M AUD, 26.63% increase). The lowest decreases were from Channel Islands (367M AUD, down by 754M AUD, -67.26% decrease), United States (1.82B AUD, down by 194M AUD, -9.64% decrease), and Bahrain (0 AUD, down by 190M AUD, -100% decrease). Overall, total imports increased to 45.32B AUD (up by 8.93B AUD, 24.53% increase) while exports rose to 44.52B AUD (up by 4.36B AUD, 10.86% increase).

In April 2026, Poland's total trade value was 74.61B USD, with imports at 38.15B USD (decrease of 2.33B USD, -5.75%) and exports at 36.46B USD (decrease of 3.62B USD, -9.04%). Year on year, total imports increased by 3.52B USD (10.15%) while exports rose by 2.64B USD (7.80%). Overall, the trade balance reflects a challenging month for exports, particularly with significant declines from major trading partners.

In April 2026, Poland's imports saw significant changes, with the highest increases coming from Chinese Taipei (658.89M USD, 100.5% increase), South Korea (897.24M USD, 49.5% increase), and Saudi Arabia (738.38M USD, 17.8% increase). Conversely, the largest decreases were from Germany (7.04B USD, -674.44M, -8.74%), China (5.98B USD, -489.01M, -7.56%), and France (1.25B USD, -154.25M, -10.9%). For exports, the top increases were from Malaysia (88.22M USD, 45.1%), the United Arab Emirates (89.09M USD, 43.41%), and an unknown category (114.33M USD, 38.36%). The largest decreases in exports were from Germany (9.62B USD, -1.29B, -11.83%), the Netherlands (1.6B USD, -303.12M, -15.94%), and Italy (1.55B USD, -225.84M, -12.69%).

Year on year, imports from China increased significantly by 938.32M USD (18.63%), followed by Chinese Taipei with 437.97M USD (198.24%) and the United States with 431.7M USD (27.02%). The largest declines were from Bulgaria (-122.36M USD, -46.87%), the Netherlands (-88.96M USD, -6.17%), and Nigeria (-81.16M USD, -97.39%). For exports, Germany led with an increase of 355.93M USD (3.84%), followed by Czechia (331.34M USD, 16.02%) and France (161.18M USD, 7.74%). The largest declines in exports were from High Seas/International Waters (-88.09M USD, -69.63%), India (-42.71M USD, -25.72%), and Russia (-16.78M USD, -8.23%).

In summary, Brazil's total trade in May 2026 showed a mixed performance. Imports increased by 447.61M USD (1.89%), while exports decreased significantly by 2.31B USD (-6.74%). Year-on-year, imports grew by 1.22B USD (5.34%), and exports increased by 1.98B USD (6.66%). The overall trade flow indicates a challenging environment for exports, likely influenced by the proposed tariffs and trade sanctions mentioned in the recent news context.

In May 2026, Brazil's imports saw a total trade value of 24.08B USD, with a month-on-month increase of 447.61M USD, reflecting a growth of approximately 1.89%. The top three countries contributing to this increase were China (6.8B USD, +745.65M USD, +12.32%), the United States (3.21B USD, +118.07M USD, +3.82%), and Egypt (201.73M USD, +98.05M USD, +94.58%). Conversely, the bottom three were Guyana (0 USD, -136.19M USD, -100%), Italy (565.32M USD, -107.63M USD, -15.99%), and Japan (462.65M USD, -106.77M USD, -18.75%). For exports, the total value was 31.9B USD, but it experienced a significant decline of 2.31B USD, or -6.74%. The leading contributors to this decline were China (10.5B USD, -1.23B USD, -10.53%), Singapore (468.2M USD, -662.45M USD, -58.73%), and Iran (114.96M USD, -226.69M USD, -66.37%).

Year-on-year, Brazil's imports totaled 24.08B USD, marking an increase of 1.22B USD, or 5.34%. The top three countries for this growth were China (6.8B USD, +1.32B USD, +24.18%), Russia (1.33B USD, +406.06M USD, +43.97%), and South Korea (609.62M USD, +160.91M USD, +35.69%). The bottom three were the United States (3.21B USD, -398.79M USD, -10.99%), France (387.19M USD, -238.65M USD, -38.21%), and Algeria (23.15M USD, -157.03M USD, -87.66%). Exports, on the other hand, reached 31.9B USD, with a year-on-year increase of 1.98B USD, or 6.66%. The top contributors were China (10.5B USD, +906.92M USD, +9.47%), India (720.15M USD, +335.22M USD, +87.78%), and Bangladesh (349.03M USD, +216.61M USD, +164.78%). The bottom three were the United States (3.09B USD, -505.05M USD, -14.00%), Argentina (1.33B USD, -367.77M USD, -21.65%), and Malaysia (107.54M USD, -199.89M USD, -65.77%).

In summary, Brazil's total trade in May 2026 showed a mixed performance. Imports increased slightly by 447.61M USD (0.0189%), while exports decreased significantly by 2.31B USD (-6.74%). Year on year, imports rose by 1.22B USD (5.34%), and exports increased by 1.98B USD (6.66%). The overall trade flow indicates a challenging environment, particularly for exports, likely influenced by recent trade sanctions and tariff proposals affecting trade relations with the United States.

In May 2026, Brazil's imports saw a total trade value of 24.08B USD, reflecting a modest increase of 447.61M USD (0.0189%). The top three countries contributing to this increase were China (6.8B USD, +745.65M USD, +12.32%), the United States (3.21B USD, +118.07M USD, +3.82%), and Egypt (201.73M USD, +98.05M USD, +94.58%). Conversely, the lowest performing imports were from Guyana (0 USD, -136.19M USD, -100%), Italy (565.32M USD, -107.63M USD, -15.99%), and Japan (462.65M USD, -106.77M USD, -18.75%). Exports, however, faced a decline with a total value of 31.9B USD, down by 2.31B USD (-6.74%). The highest increases were seen in Portugal (360.75M USD, +264.01M USD, +273%), Sweden (242.99M USD, +182.58M USD, +302%), and Peru (416.58M USD, +132.92M USD, +46.86%). The lowest performers included China (10.5B USD, -1.23B USD, -10.5%), Singapore (468.2M USD, -662.45M USD, -58.59%), and Iran (114.96M USD, -226.69M USD, -66.35%).

Year on year, imports totaled 24.08B USD, marking an increase of 1.22B USD (5.34%). The top contributors were China (6.8B USD, +1.32B USD, +24.18%), Russia (1.33B USD, +406.06M USD, +43.97%), and South Korea (609.62M USD, +160.91M USD, +35.56%). The lowest were from the United States (3.21B USD, -398.79M USD, -10.11%), France (387.19M USD, -238.65M USD, -38.14%), and Algeria (23.15M USD, -157.03M USD, -87.12%). Exports increased to 31.9B USD, with a rise of 1.98B USD (6.66%). The top increases were from China (10.5B USD, +906.92M USD, +9.43%), India (720.15M USD, +335.22M USD, +87.09%), and Bangladesh (349.03M USD, +216.61M USD, +164.56%). The lowest were from the United States (3.09B USD, -505.05M USD, -14.00%), Argentina (1.33B USD, -367.77M USD, -21.54%), and Malaysia (107.54M USD, -199.89M USD, -65.77%).

In summary, Singapore's trade values for May 2026 indicate a mixed performance. Imports totaled 59.91B SGD, with a slight month-on-month decrease but a significant year-on-year increase. Exports, however, faced a sharp decline month-on-month but still showed a positive year-on-year growth. The overall trade flow reflects a complex landscape influenced by both domestic growth and external factors such as geopolitical tensions.

In May 2026, Singapore's imports saw a total trade value of 59.91B SGD, reflecting a slight decrease of 74.36M SGD, which corresponds to a -0.0012% change. The top three products with the highest month-on-month increases in imports were Office Machines & Automatic Data-Processing Machines (1.45B SGD, 15.47%), Miscellaneous Manufactured Articles Nes (197.04M SGD, 8.62%), and Manufactures Of Metals Nes (97.02M SGD, 13.5%). Conversely, the three products with the largest decreases were Petroleum & Products & Related Materials (-1.24B SGD, -10.43%), Telecommunications & Sound-Recording & Reproducing Apparatus & Equipment (-280.19M SGD, -6.66%), and Non-Ferrous Metals (-211.89M SGD, -27.1%). For exports, the total trade value was 64B SGD, with a significant drop of 9.79B SGD, equating to a -13.27% change. The top three exports with the highest month-on-month increases were Electrical Machinery Apparatus & Appliances Nes & Electrical Parts Thereof (870.9M SGD, 3.48%), Miscellaneous Manufactured Articles Nes (254.67M SGD, 7.24%), and Medicinal & Pharmaceutical Products (171.67M SGD, 20.67%). The largest decreases were seen in Office Machines & Automatic Data-Processing Machines (-7.23B SGD, -47.5%), Telecommunications & Sound-Recording & Reproducing Apparatus & Equipment (-1.52B SGD, -29.1%), and Petroleum & Products & Related Materials (-1.38B SGD, -13.16%).

Year on year, Singapore's imports totaled 59.91B SGD, showing a substantial increase of 20.69B SGD, which is a 52.77% rise. The top three products with the highest year-on-year increases in imports were Electrical Machinery Apparatus & Appliances Nes & Electrical Parts Thereof (7.29B SGD, 50.05%), Office Machines & Automatic Data-Processing Machines (7.2B SGD, 199.22%), and Petroleum & Products & Related Materials (2.53B SGD, 31.11%). The three products with the largest decreases were Coffee, Tea, Cocoa, Spices & Manufactures (-79.61M SGD, -33.09%), Footwear (-17.05M SGD, -16.46%), and Beverages (-16.6M SGD, -4.82%). For exports, the total trade value was 64B SGD, with an increase of 17.75B SGD, representing a 38.38% rise. The top three exports with the highest year-on-year increases were Electrical Machinery Apparatus & Appliances Nes & Electrical Parts Thereof (8.24B SGD, 46.53%), Petroleum & Products & Related Materials (3.36B SGD, 58.56%), and Office Machines & Automatic Data-Processing Machines (2.13B SGD, 36.43%). The largest decreases were in Medicinal & Pharmaceutical Products (-186.61M SGD, -15.67%), Non-Ferrous Metals (-108.47M SGD, -23.88%), and Plastics In Primary Forms (-93.28M SGD, -9.37%).

In summary, Singapore's trade in May 2026 showed a mixed performance. Total imports were 75.06B SGD, down by 845.4M SGD (-1.11%) from the previous month, but up by 22.8B SGD (+43.62%) year on year. Exports were 79.22B SGD, down significantly by 10.52B SGD (-11.72%) month on month, yet up by 21.03B SGD (+36.14%) compared to the same month last year. The overall trade flow indicates a robust year-on-year growth despite the month-on-month declines, particularly influenced by strong performances from key trading partners like Chinese Taipei and Malaysia.

In May 2026, Singapore's imports totaled 75.06B SGD, reflecting a slight decrease of 845.4M SGD, which corresponds to a -1.11% change from the previous month. The top three countries contributing to this decline were Japan (2.58B SGD, -702.6M SGD, -21.42%), Russia (383M SGD, -673M SGD, -63.73%), and South Korea (4.32B SGD, -632.6M SGD, -12.83%). Conversely, the highest increases in imports were from Chinese Taipei (19.6B SGD, +3.11B SGD, +18.82%), Brazil (1.3B SGD, +314.3M SGD, +31.73%), and Egypt (292.6M SGD, +254.9M SGD, +676.13%). Exports for the same month were valued at 79.22B SGD, showing a significant drop of 10.52B SGD, or -11.72%. The largest decreases were seen in Chinese Taipei (9.2B SGD, -4.02B SGD, -30.44%), Thailand (4.48B SGD, -1.59B SGD, -26.23%), and Mexico (2.92B SGD, -637.6M SGD, -17.94%). On the other hand, the top increases in exports came from Australia (2.76B SGD, +415.4M SGD, +17.71%), Belgium (830.2M SGD, +325.1M SGD, +64.36%), and Reunion (154.8M SGD, +107M SGD, +238.49%).

Year on year, imports in May 2026 reached 75.06B SGD, marking an increase of 22.8B SGD, which is a 43.62% rise compared to the same month last year. The most significant growth in imports was from Chinese Taipei (19.6B SGD, +13.04B SGD, +198.46%), Malaysia (7.64B SGD, +2.11B SGD, +38.13%), and Vietnam (2.48B SGD, +1.61B SGD, +184.71%). The lowest growth was observed from the United States (6.04B SGD, -682.8M SGD, -10.16%), Qatar (8.9M SGD, -648.9M SGD, -98.65%), and Australia (532.9M SGD, -581.3M SGD, -52.17%). Exports totaled 79.22B SGD, with a year-on-year increase of 21.03B SGD, or 36.14%. The highest increases in exports were from Chinese Taipei (9.2B SGD, +4.38B SGD, +90.78%), Thailand (4.48B SGD, +2.35B SGD, +107.76%), and Malaysia (7.94B SGD, +2.31B SGD, +40.93%). The lowest growth was seen in Indonesia (4.31B SGD, -370M SGD, -7.90%), Vietnam (2.03B SGD, -271.4M SGD, -11.84%), and Puerto Rico (58.2M SGD, -157M SGD, -72.95%).

In summary, Saudi Arabia's trade dynamics in April 2026 show a significant increase in imports with a total value of 75.75 billion SAR, up by 17.97 billion SAR MoM, while exports decreased to 101.18 billion SAR, down by 14.05 billion SAR MoM. Year-on-year, exports have increased by 10.86 billion SAR, while imports have seen a minor decline of 399.54 million SAR. Overall, the total trade flow reflects a complex interplay of recovering import activities and fluctuating export values, influenced by recent geopolitical developments.

In April 2026, Saudi Arabia's trade flow showed significant changes. Imports increased notably, with a total trade value of 75.75 billion SAR, reflecting a month-on-month (MoM) value change of 17.97 billion SAR, which corresponds to a percentage change of approximately 31.09%. This indicates a robust recovery in import activities. The top three highest value changes in imports were in machinery and equipment, food products, and chemicals, while the lowest were in textiles, metals, and vehicles. On the other hand, exports experienced a decline, with a total trade value of 101.18 billion SAR, showing a negative value change of 14.05 billion SAR, translating to a percentage decrease of about 12.19%. The highest value changes in exports were seen in oil, petrochemicals, and plastics, while the lowest were in agricultural products, textiles, and machinery.

Year-on-year (YoY) analysis for April 2026 indicates that exports totaled 101.18 billion SAR, with a positive value change of 10.86 billion SAR, representing a percentage increase of approximately 12.02%. This growth in exports is primarily driven by increased oil shipments and petrochemical products. The top three highest value changes in exports were in crude oil, refined petroleum products, and plastics, while the lowest were in textiles, machinery, and food products. Conversely, imports totaled 75.75 billion SAR, with a slight decrease of 399.54 million SAR, which is a negligible percentage change of about -0.52%. The highest value changes in imports were in machinery, electronics, and food products, while the lowest were in textiles, metals, and vehicles.

In summary, Saudi Arabia's total trade value for April 2026 reached 107.28 billion SAR, with imports at 75.75 billion SAR and exports at 31.53 billion SAR. Month-on-month, imports increased significantly by 17.97 billion SAR (31.09%), while exports rose by 8.8 billion SAR (38.74%). Year-on-year, imports saw a slight decrease of 399.54 million SAR (-0.05%), while exports increased by 3.17 billion SAR (11.18%). Overall, the trade dynamics reflect a robust recovery in exports, particularly in key ports, while imports showed mixed performance across different regions.

In April 2026, Saudi Arabia's imports saw a significant increase, with the total trade value reaching 75.75 billion SAR, reflecting a month-on-month growth of 17.97 billion SAR (approximately 31.09%). The top three regions contributing to this growth were Jeddah Islamic Sea Port (25.51 billion SAR, +8.3 billion SAR, +48.23%), King Abdulaziz International Airport (15.85 billion SAR, +4.93 billion SAR, +45.13%), and King Khalid International Airport (12.87 billion SAR, +3.39 billion SAR, +35.72%). Conversely, the bottom three regions were King Abdulaziz Port (1.91 billion SAR, -2.03 billion SAR, -51.46%), Riyadh (Dry Port) (354.09 million SAR, -351.78 million SAR, -49.84%), and Ras Tannorah Port (802.29 million SAR, -260.53 million SAR, -24.51%). For exports, the total value was 31.53 billion SAR, with a month-on-month increase of 8.8 billion SAR (approximately 38.74%). The leading contributors were King Khalid International Airport (4.86 billion SAR, +3.07 billion SAR, +172.39%), Jeddah Islamic Sea Port (7.33 billion SAR, +2.51 billion SAR, +52.19%), and Neom Sea Port (1.81 billion SAR, +1.56 billion SAR, +623.79%). The lowest performers included King Fahad Industrial Port (1.3 billion SAR, -711.64 million SAR, -35.31%), King Abdulaziz International Airport (4.99 billion SAR, -320.77 million SAR, -6.04%), and Ras Alkhair Port (833.05 million SAR, -109.91 million SAR, -11.66%).

Year-on-year analysis for April 2026 shows that imports totaled 75.75 billion SAR, with a decrease of 399.54 million SAR (-0.05%). The top three regions for imports were Jeddah Islamic Sea Port (25.51 billion SAR, +9.96 billion SAR, +63.99%), King Abdulaziz International Airport (15.85 billion SAR, +6.27 billion SAR, +65.40%), and King Khalid International Airport (12.87 billion SAR, +2.3 billion SAR, +21.72%). The bottom three were King Abdulaziz Port (1.91 billion SAR, -17.89 billion SAR, -90.35%), Ras Tannorah Port (802.29 million SAR, -2.35 billion SAR, -74.53%), and Riyadh (Dry Port) (354.09 million SAR, -2.03 billion SAR, -85.15%). For exports, the total value was 31.53 billion SAR, reflecting an increase of 3.17 billion SAR (approximately 11.18%). The leading regions were Jeddah Islamic Sea Port (7.33 billion SAR, +4 billion SAR, +119.87%), King Khalid International Airport (4.86 billion SAR, +2.32 billion SAR, +91.09%), and Neom Sea Port (1.81 billion SAR, +1.81 billion SAR, +inf%). The lowest performers included King Fahad Industrial Port (1.3 billion SAR, -4.8 billion SAR, -78.64%), King Abdulaziz Port (107.22 million SAR, -2.09 billion SAR, -95.12%), and Ras Tannorah Port (651.26 million SAR, -1.58 billion SAR, -70.86%).

In summary, Saudi Arabia's trade dynamics in April 2026 showed a robust increase in imports, particularly from China and the UAE, while exports faced a decline, especially to India and Japan. The total trade value for imports was 75.75 billion SAR, up by 17.97 billion SAR, while exports totaled 101.18 billion SAR, down by 14.05 billion SAR. This reflects a complex trade environment influenced by geopolitical factors and recent policy changes.

In April 2026, Saudi Arabia's imports saw a significant increase, with a total trade value of 75.75 billion SAR, reflecting a month-on-month growth of 17.97 billion SAR (31.09%). The top three countries contributing to this increase were China (22.3 billion SAR, +6.84 billion SAR, +44.28%), the United Arab Emirates (6 billion SAR, +1.93 billion SAR, +47.21%), and Japan (2.82 billion SAR, +1.69 billion SAR, +150.11%). Conversely, the bottom three countries were Ireland (522.53 million SAR, -602.1 million SAR, -53.54%), Oman (364.29 million SAR, -347.71 million SAR, -48.84%), and the Netherlands (778.39 million SAR, -204.88 million SAR, -20.84%). Exports, however, experienced a decline, totaling 101.18 billion SAR, down by 14.05 billion SAR (-12.19%). The leading countries for exports were the United Arab Emirates (10.77 billion SAR, +3.3 billion SAR, +44.09%), South Korea (9.8 billion SAR, +1.56 billion SAR, +18.94%), and Other Asia, nes (1.83 billion SAR, +1.37 billion SAR, +296.90%). The lowest performers included India (6.5 billion SAR, -9.29 billion SAR, -58.83%), Japan (4.98 billion SAR, -5.93 billion SAR, -54.33%), and Burma (1.64 billion SAR, -2.1 billion SAR, -56.21%).

Year on year, imports in April 2026 totaled 75.75 billion SAR, showing a slight decrease of 399.54 million SAR (-0.0052%). The top three countries for imports were China (22.3 billion SAR, +3.28 billion SAR, +17.23%), Egypt (3.48 billion SAR, +2.53 billion SAR, +266.53%), and the United Arab Emirates (6 billion SAR, +831.38 million SAR, +16.07%). The bottom three were India (2.78 billion SAR, -1.43 billion SAR, -33.98%), Norway (69.95 million SAR, -1.36 billion SAR, -95.09%), and South Korea (651.7 million SAR, -862.01 million SAR, -56.90%). Exports, on the other hand, increased to 101.18 billion SAR, with a notable rise of 10.86 billion SAR (+12.02%). The leading countries for exports were China (15.37 billion SAR, +3.97 billion SAR, +34.84%), Singapore (4.1 billion SAR, +2.92 billion SAR, +289.70%), and South Korea (9.8 billion SAR, +2.34 billion SAR, +31.36%). The lowest performers included Japan (4.98 billion SAR, -4.12 billion SAR, -45.30%), Bahrain (469.52 million SAR, -2.23 billion SAR, -82.60%), and the United States (3.46 billion SAR, -1.17 billion SAR, -25.25%).

In summary, Turkey's trade values in May 2026 showed a significant decline in both imports and exports compared to the previous month and the same month last year. Total exports decreased by 2.63B (11.30%) from the previous month and 2.02B (8.94%) year-on-year, while imports decreased by 5.85B (18.14%) month-on-month and 2.93B (9.99%) year-on-year. The overall trade balance reflects a challenging environment for Turkey's trade economy, influenced by various external factors.

In May 2026, Turkey's trade values showed significant fluctuations. For imports, the top three countries with the highest month-on-month increases were Nigeria (88.33M, 3.64%), Canada (190.26M, 79.30%), and Colombia (94.25M, 1.06%). Conversely, the largest decreases were seen with China (-1.14B, -26.37%), the United States (-586.07M, -34.18%), and Russia (-574.48M, -12.97%). In exports, the highest increases were from Ukraine (658.11M, 99.06%), Norway (173.91M, 113.80%), and Switzerland (181.32M, 81.33%). The largest decreases were from Germany (-339.05M, -17.59%), Italy (-181.47M, -14.21%), and Belgium (-175.96M, -37.65%). Overall, total exports decreased by 2.63B (-11.30%) while imports decreased by 5.85B (-18.14%).

Year-on-year comparisons for May 2026 revealed notable trends. For imports, the top increases were from the Rest of the World (2.67B, 102.36%), Russia (3.85B, 20.23%), and Canada (190.26M, 220.59%). The largest decreases were from China (-841.07M, -20.89%), Switzerland (-792.75M, -52.51%), and Germany (-623.74M, -25.40%). In exports, the highest increases were from Ukraine (658.11M, 108.20%), Slovakia (251.01M, 93.68%), and Norway (173.91M, 72.63%). The largest decreases were from Iraq (-325.58M, -32.86%), Germany (-320.72M, -16.80%), and Romania (-230.14M, -29.21%). Overall, total exports decreased by 2.02B (-8.94%) while imports decreased by 2.93B (-9.99%).

In summary, Turkey's trade values in May 2026 reflect a challenging landscape, with total imports decreasing by 5.85B USD (-18%) to 26.39B USD and exports down by 2.63B USD (-11%) to 20.63B USD. The month-on-month analysis shows significant declines in major regions like Istanbul and Ankara, while some regions like Zonguldak and Çorum experienced growth. Year-on-year, imports also faced a decline, particularly in Istanbul, while Gizli Veri and Bursa showed positive growth. Overall, the trade environment appears to be under pressure, likely influenced by recent geopolitical developments.

In May 2026, Turkey's imports saw significant fluctuations across various regions. The highest month-on-month increase was observed in Zonguldak with a trade value of 111.68M USD, reflecting a value change of 29.55M USD (approximately 36%). Çorum followed with a trade value of 142.75M USD, increasing by 18.42M USD (about 15%). Çankırı also experienced a notable rise, reaching 25.72M USD with an increase of 8.15M USD (around 46%). Conversely, the lowest month-on-month changes were seen in Istanbul, which faced a substantial decline of 3.21B USD (approximately -19%), bringing its total to 13.5B USD. Ankara's imports decreased by 532.8M USD (-25%), totaling 1.57B USD, while Kocaeli's imports fell by 345.49M USD (-21%) to 1.28B USD. Overall, imports decreased by 5.85B USD (-18%) to a total of 26.39B USD. Exports, on the other hand, totaled 20.63B USD, down by 2.63B USD (-11%).

Year-on-year analysis for May 2026 indicates a mixed performance in Turkey's trade values. The highest year-on-year increase in imports was recorded in Gizli Veri, with a trade value of 3.7B USD, reflecting a value change of 1.41B USD (approximately 61%). Bursa also showed growth, reaching 1.09B USD with an increase of 219.56M USD (about 25%). Mersin followed with a trade value of 281.29M USD, up by 55.8M USD (around 25%). On the downside, Istanbul's imports saw a significant decline of 3.27B USD (-19%), totaling 13.5B USD. Manisa's imports dropped by 225.09M USD (-50%), and Gaziantep's imports decreased by 221.07M USD (-28%). Overall, imports decreased by 2.93B USD (-10%) to 26.39B USD, while exports totaled 20.63B USD, down by 2.02B USD (-9%).

In April 2026, Ireland's total trade value reached 31.68B EUR, with exports at 18.51B EUR (up 252.1M EUR or 1.38%) and imports at 13.17B EUR (down 1.13B EUR or -7.89%). The overall trade balance indicates a slight increase in exports but a significant drop in imports compared to the previous month.

In April 2026, Ireland's imports from Switzerland increased significantly by 150.11M EUR (62.91%), while imports from Mexico rose by 147.81M EUR (97.84%). Japan also saw a notable increase of 131.47M EUR (43.12%). Conversely, imports from the United States decreased by 389.98M EUR (-19.72%), and imports from Canada fell by 228.38M EUR (-79.92%). On the exports side, the United States led with an increase of 647.63M EUR (14.39%), followed by China with 384.15M EUR (40.49%). Canada also saw a rise of 196.19M EUR (80.16%). However, exports to Belgium dropped significantly by 657.16M EUR (-56.65%).

Year on year, imports from Other Asia increased by 752.46M EUR (507.33%), and imports from the United States rose by 377.03M EUR (31.14%). Unclassified imports also saw a growth of 263.21M EUR (28.93%). On the downside, imports from Germany fell by 385.51M EUR (-23.95%), and imports from Italy decreased by 75.64M EUR (-21.88%). In terms of exports, China experienced a significant increase of 579.08M EUR (76.82%), while exports to the United Kingdom rose by 563.67M EUR (30.96%). However, exports to the United States saw a substantial decline of 4.59B EUR (-47.14%).

In April 2026, Sweden's total trade values showed a mixed performance. Imports totaled 172.96B SEK, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 3.59B SEK (2.12%) and a year-on-year increase of 26.55B SEK (18.14%). Exports totaled 163.57B SEK, with a month-on-month decrease of 10.77B SEK (-6.18%) but a year-on-year increase of 13.15B SEK (8.74%). The overall trade balance indicates a challenging month for exports despite strong year-on-year growth.

In April 2026, Sweden's imports saw a significant increase, particularly from Hungary, which rose by 4.04B SEK (2.51% increase), followed by Norway with an increase of 2.95B SEK (0.18% increase), and the United States with an increase of 1.19B SEK (0.12% increase). On the downside, imports from Czechia decreased by 1.08B SEK (-21.30% decrease), Germany by 940.38M SEK (-3.52% decrease), and China by 826.54M SEK (-9.22% decrease). In terms of exports, Ukraine led with a remarkable increase of 974.31M SEK (2.57% increase), followed by Finland with 863.25M SEK (0.08% increase), and the United States with 654.16M SEK (0.05% increase). Conversely, exports to Norway dropped by 2.12B SEK (-11.95% decrease), Poland by 2.11B SEK (-24.11% decrease), and Bulgaria by 1.85B SEK (-89.19% decrease). Overall, total imports increased by 3.59B SEK (2.12% increase), while total exports decreased by 10.77B SEK (-6.18% decrease).

Year on year, imports from the United States surged by 6.92B SEK (170.04% increase), Norway by 4.72B SEK (32.43% increase), and Hungary by 4.18B SEK (283.78% increase). On the contrary, imports from Guyana saw a complete drop to 0 SEK (-100% decrease), Spain decreased by 687.24M SEK (-19.67% decrease), and South Korea by 383.21M SEK (-27.96% decrease). For exports, the Netherlands experienced a growth of 2.4B SEK (32.69% increase), Finland by 2.13B SEK (21.57% increase), and Denmark by 1.35B SEK (14.42% increase). However, exports to China fell by 953.98M SEK (-15.77% decrease), Japan by 896.34M SEK (-38.08% decrease), and the United Kingdom by 369.78M SEK (-4.16% decrease). Overall, total imports increased by 26.55B SEK (18.14% increase), while total exports increased by 13.15B SEK (8.74% increase).

In May 2026, Norway's total trade value was 252.17B NOK, with imports at 94.12B NOK and exports at 158.05B NOK. Month on month, imports increased by 3.06B NOK (3.36%), while exports decreased by 18.57B NOK (-10.51%). Year on year, imports rose by 3.55B NOK (3.92%), and exports increased by 20.87B NOK (15.21%). Overall, the trade balance remains positive, but the significant drop in exports month on month is concerning.

In May 2026, Norway's imports saw a significant increase, with the top three countries being Thailand (4.88B NOK, 4.43% increase), the United Kingdom (4.13B NOK, 22.18% increase), and Brazil (2.01B NOK, 33.16% increase). Conversely, the lowest performing imports were from Germany (9.67B NOK, -11.37% decrease), Denmark (3.75B NOK, -23.62% decrease), and Indonesia (166.23M NOK, -82.30% decrease). For exports, Turkey led with 2.58B NOK (186.51% increase), followed by Denmark (8.99B NOK, 18.26% increase), and the United States (4.74B NOK, 33.58% increase). The lowest exports were to the Netherlands (13.14B NOK, -33.23% decrease), Germany (26.46B NOK, -12.90% decrease), and Poland (12.31B NOK, -17.24% decrease). Overall, total imports increased by 3.06B NOK (3.36%), while total exports decreased by 18.57B NOK (-10.51%).

Year on year, imports from Thailand increased significantly to 4.88B NOK (9.50% increase), followed by China (11.65B NOK, 25.95% increase) and Brazil (2.01B NOK, 44.04% increase). The lowest performing imports were from Ireland (560.36M NOK, -79.18% decrease), Germany (9.67B NOK, -14.63% decrease), and the United Arab Emirates (34.48M NOK, -96.15% decrease). In terms of exports, the United Kingdom had the highest value at 26.38B NOK (28.55% increase), followed by Poland (12.31B NOK, 54.17% increase) and Sweden (11.8B NOK, 26.05% increase). The lowest exports were to China (3.83B NOK, -29.58% decrease), Italy (1.26B NOK, -46.49% decrease), and Canada (468.12M NOK, -63.19% decrease). Overall, total imports increased by 3.55B NOK (3.92%), while total exports increased by 20.87B NOK (15.21%).

In May 2026, Norway's trade dynamics showed a mixed performance. Total imports increased by 3.05B NOK (3.30%), while total exports decreased by 18.56B NOK (-10.51%). Year on year, imports rose by 2.38B NOK (2.56%), and exports saw a significant increase of 20.87B NOK (15.21%). The trade flow indicates a strong reliance on imports from countries like Thailand and China, while exports to the UK and Poland showed notable growth. However, the overall decrease in exports in the month of May suggests potential challenges in maintaining trade balances.

In May 2026, Norway's imports saw a significant increase, with the top three countries being Thailand (4.88B NOK, 4.43B NOK increase, 4.43%), the United Kingdom (4.13B NOK, 750.47M NOK increase, 22.18%), and Brazil (2.01B NOK, 500.49M NOK increase, 33.16%). Conversely, the lowest performing imports were from Germany (9.67B NOK, -1.24B NOK decrease, -11.37%), Denmark (3.75B NOK, -1.16B NOK decrease, -23.62%), and Indonesia (166.23M NOK, -773.18M NOK decrease, -82.31%). For exports, Turkey led with 2.58B NOK (1.68B NOK increase, 186.51%), followed by Denmark (8.99B NOK, 1.39B NOK increase, 18.26%) and the United States (4.74B NOK, 1.19B NOK increase, 33.59%). The lowest exports were to the Netherlands (13.14B NOK, -6.54B NOK decrease, -33.23%), Germany (26.46B NOK, -3.92B NOK decrease, -12.90%), and Poland (12.31B NOK, -2.57B NOK decrease, -17.24%). Overall, total imports increased by 3.05B NOK (3.30%), while total exports decreased by 18.56B NOK (-10.51%).

Year on year, imports from Thailand increased significantly to 4.88B NOK (4.42B NOK increase, 950.24%), followed by China (11.65B NOK, 2.4B NOK increase, 25.95%) and Brazil (2.01B NOK, 614.46M NOK increase, 44.04%). The lowest year-on-year imports were from Ireland (560.36M NOK, -2.13B NOK decrease, -79.18%), Germany (9.67B NOK, -1.66B NOK decrease, -14.63%), and Unknown (1.39B NOK, -1.17B NOK decrease, -45.63%). For exports, the United Kingdom had the highest value at 26.38B NOK (5.86B NOK increase, 28.55%), followed by Poland (12.31B NOK, 4.33B NOK increase, 54.17%) and Sweden (11.8B NOK, 2.44B NOK increase, 26.05%). The lowest exports were to China (3.83B NOK, -1.61B NOK decrease, -29.58%), Italy (1.26B NOK, -1.09B NOK decrease, -46.49%), and Canada (468.12M NOK, -803.65M NOK decrease, -63.19%). Overall, total imports increased by 2.38B NOK (2.56%), while total exports increased by 20.87B NOK (15.21%).

In March 2026, Denmark's total trade value reached 168.63B DKK, with exports at 88.26B DKK (up 10.39B DKK or 13.34% MoM) and imports at 80.37B DKK (up 7.85B DKK or 10.82% MoM). Year on year, total trade increased by 8.02B DKK, with exports rising by 3.99B DKK (4.73%) and imports by 4.03B DKK (5.27%). Overall, the trade balance remains positive, indicating a robust trade performance for Denmark.

In March 2026, Denmark's imports from Sweden increased significantly by 1.9B DKK (23.42%), while imports from Germany rose by 1.66B DKK (11.15%). The Netherlands and China also saw notable increases of 911.26M DKK (13.75%) and 901.62M DKK (17.37%) respectively. On the lower end, imports from Singapore decreased by 509.13M DKK (-94.49%), and the United States and Norway saw declines of 452.67M DKK (-13.47%) and 371.81M DKK (-9.99%). For exports, the highest increases were seen with Confidential exports rising by 2.85B DKK (25.52%), followed by Germany with 1.9B DKK (20.06%) and the United Kingdom with 1.42B DKK (45.91%). Conversely, exports to the Netherlands fell by 3.19B DKK (-37.23%), and Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates saw decreases of 183.86M DKK (-32.14%) and 101.82M DKK (-30.26%).

Year on year, Denmark's imports from Germany increased by 1.12B DKK (7.28%), and from Sweden by 1.07B DKK (11.88%). Belgium also saw a rise of 786.39M DKK (32.10%). On the downside, imports from the United Kingdom dropped by 829.8M DKK (-41.10%), and from Czechia and Norway decreased by 541.19M DKK (-22.62%) and 323.02M DKK (-8.70%) respectively. For exports, the Netherlands led with an increase of 1.72B DKK (47.21%), followed by Norway with 1.13B DKK (25.07%) and Sweden with 1.02B DKK (14.36%). However, exports to Confidential fell by 2.7B DKK (-16.17%), and the United States and Ireland saw declines of 1.03B DKK (-19.92%) and 620.13M DKK (-51.00%).

In summary, Slovakia's total trade in April 2026 saw imports valued at 1.49B EUR, down by 8.35B EUR (84.83% decrease) from the previous period, while exports totaled 1.86B EUR, decreasing by 8.51B EUR (82.07% decrease). The drastic changes in trade values were primarily influenced by significant drops in trade with major partners such as Germany, Czechia, and Poland, which reported zero trade values, indicating a complete halt in trade activities with these countries.

In April 2026, Slovakia's trade values showed significant fluctuations. For imports, South Korea led with a trade value of 148.63M EUR, reflecting a substantial increase of 51.21M EUR (52.56% increase). Israel followed with 35.59M EUR, up by 33.34M EUR (14.82% increase). Vietnam also saw a rise to 170.18M EUR, with an increase of 13.63M EUR (8.71% increase). On the downside, imports from Germany, Czechia, and Poland all reported zero trade values, indicating a drastic drop of 1.86B EUR, 1.76B EUR, and 919.76M EUR respectively, marking a 100% decrease. For exports, the United States topped the list with 325.42M EUR, an increase of 27.75M EUR (9.32% increase). Japan and South Africa followed with 28.06M EUR and 21.32M EUR, showing increases of 11.96M EUR (74.78% increase) and 7.79M EUR (57.73% increase) respectively. Conversely, exports to Germany, Czechia, and Poland also reported zero trade values, resulting in a significant drop of 2.23B EUR, 1.3B EUR, and 748.8M EUR respectively, indicating a 100% decrease.

Year on year, imports from Israel showed a remarkable increase to 35.59M EUR, up by 33.26M EUR (14.32% increase). Other notable increases included imports from China at 365.57M EUR, with a rise of 25.13M EUR (7.38% increase), and Thailand at 36.95M EUR, up by 11.54M EUR (45.48% increase). On the contrary, imports from Germany, Czechia, and Poland reported zero trade values, leading to a significant drop of 1.69B EUR, 1.59B EUR, and 796.81M EUR respectively, marking a 100% decrease. For exports, the United Kingdom led with 417.37M EUR, an increase of 32.86M EUR (8.57% increase). Serbia and Switzerland followed with 74.5M EUR and 115.18M EUR, showing increases of 25.58M EUR (52.56% increase) and 14.98M EUR (14.96% increase) respectively. However, exports to Germany, Czechia, and Poland also reported zero trade values, resulting in a significant drop of 1.94B EUR, 1.15B EUR, and 716.63M EUR respectively, indicating a 100% decrease.

In summary, Chile's total trade in May 2026 was 16.68B USD, with imports at 6.71B USD and exports at 9.97B USD. The month saw a slight decline in imports and a significant drop in exports compared to the previous month. Year on year, imports decreased while exports increased, indicating a recovery in trade despite the recent fluctuations. The overall trade flow reflects the impact of ongoing negotiations, such as the historic free trade talks with Morocco, which may influence future trade dynamics.

In May 2026, Chile's imports totaled 6.71B USD, reflecting a slight decrease of 45.27M USD (-0.0067%). The top three countries for imports were the United States (2.44B USD, +243.56M USD, +11.09%), China (479.1M USD, +176.95M USD, +58.56%), and Brazil (381.52M USD, +59.11M USD, +18.33%). Conversely, the lowest performing imports were from Spain (130.35M USD, -156.47M USD, -54.55%), Colombia (43.36M USD, -120.51M USD, -73.54%), and Panama (106.25M USD, -98.37M USD, -48.04%). For exports, the total was 9.97B USD, down 1.18B USD (-10.60%). The highest exports were to Japan (1.14B USD, +303.12M USD, +36.19%), South Korea (751.08M USD, +301.78M USD, +67.17%), and Bulgaria (170.3M USD, +169.85M USD, +375.95%). The lowest exports were to China (2.75B USD, -797.92M USD, -22.51%), the United States (1.6B USD, -570.93M USD, -26.30%), and Switzerland (305.14M USD, -196.74M USD, -39.20%).

Year on year, imports showed a mixed performance with a total of 6.71B USD, down 459.88M USD (-6.41%). The top countries for imports included Brazil (381.52M USD, +83.8M USD, +28.15%), China (479.1M USD, +82M USD, +20.60%), and Portugal (51.03M USD, +48.53M USD, +19.42%). The lowest were from Germany (285.55M USD, -253.74M USD, -47.00%), Switzerland (937.09M USD, -182.15M USD, -16.29%), and Singapore (54.72M USD, -167.24M USD, -75.35%). Exports totaled 9.97B USD, an increase of 672.48M USD (+7.24%). The highest exports were to Japan (1.14B USD, +349.04M USD, +44.09%), South Korea (751.08M USD, +279.64M USD, +59.32%), and India (578.08M USD, +249.35M USD, +76.58%). The lowest were to China (2.75B USD, -349.76M USD, -11.29%), the United States (1.6B USD, -82.32M USD, -4.90%), and France (27.84M USD, -80.08M USD, -74.20%).

Overall, Portugal's trade values in April 2026 showed a mixed performance. Total imports amounted to 8.8B EUR, reflecting a decrease of 187.07M EUR (-2.08%) month-on-month but an increase of 1.12B EUR (14.66%) year-on-year. Total exports were 6.64B EUR, down by 86.99M EUR (-1.29%) month-on-month but up by 961.81M EUR (16.95%) year-on-year. The trade balance indicates a continuing trend of increasing exports compared to imports over the year, despite recent month-on-month declines.

In April 2026, Portugal's trade values showed notable month-on-month changes. For imports, Lisbon led with a trade value of 2.15B EUR, experiencing a significant increase of 74.44M EUR (3.58%). Azambuja and Torres Vedras followed with increases of 39.95M EUR (31.06%) and 31.04M EUR (48.89%) respectively. On the lower end, Oeiras saw a decrease of 64.11M EUR (-6.06%), while Loures and Palmela experienced declines of 56.78M EUR (-21.43%) and 49.13M EUR (-11.76%). For exports, Lisbon again topped the list with a trade value of 895.13M EUR, increasing by 163.47M EUR (22.34%). Oeiras and Seixal also saw increases of 22M EUR (18.70%) and 18.6M EUR (25.78%). Conversely, Palmela faced a significant drop of 70.63M EUR (-14.46%), with Castro Verde and Viana do Castelo also declining by 27.61M EUR (-42.14%) and 19.5M EUR (-14.00%).

Year-on-year comparisons for April 2026 revealed substantial changes. Imports from Lisbon reached 2.15B EUR, up by 424.53M EUR (24.59%). Oeiras and Harbor also saw increases of 167.29M EUR (20.25%) and 62.71M EUR (29.29%). On the downside, Loures experienced a decline of 37.88M EUR (-15.40%), with Vacancies and Beja also decreasing by 18.58M EUR (-53.47%) and 16.23M EUR (-80.61%). For exports, Lisbon again led with 895.13M EUR, increasing by 156.45M EUR (21.18%). Palmela and Loures followed with increases of 91.92M EUR (28.19%) and 83.9M EUR (103.68%). However, Setúbal saw a decrease of 21.08M EUR (-12.66%), with Arcos de Valdevez and Vila do Conde also declining by 5.77M EUR (-46.35%) and 5.34M EUR (-6.18%).

In April 2026, Portugal's total trade value was 17.68B EUR, with imports at 10.28B EUR and exports at 7.4B EUR. Month-on-month, imports decreased by 83.09M EUR (-0.80%), while exports fell by 102.6M EUR (-1.37%). Year-on-year, imports increased by 794.26M EUR (8.37%), and exports rose by 929.9M EUR (14.37%). Overall, the trade balance reflects a growing trend in exports despite recent declines in both imports and exports month-on-month.

In April 2026, Portugal's imports saw significant fluctuations. The highest month-on-month increase was from Azerbaijan, with a trade value of 167.8M EUR, reflecting a staggering increase of 39658.9%. Algeria followed with 164.52M EUR, showing an increase of 88.82M EUR (1173.44%). Libya also had a notable increase with 70.6M EUR, marking an infinite percentage change due to a low base. Conversely, the lowest decreases were observed in Spain, with a trade value of 3.25B EUR, down by 163.6M EUR (-4.79%). The Netherlands experienced a decline of 140.18M EUR (-17.73%), and Nigeria's imports fell by 73.96M EUR (-52.60%). For exports, the top increase was from Other countries at 185.63M EUR, up by 61.03M EUR (48.98%). Belgium followed with 208.07M EUR, increasing by 40.62M EUR (24.26%). The Virgin Islands had a remarkable increase of 36.37M EUR, with an infinite percentage change. On the downside, Italy's exports decreased by 58.04M EUR (-15.14%), Spain's by 45.02M EUR (-2.30%), and Gibraltar's by 33.61M EUR (-41.19%).

Year-on-year analysis for April 2026 shows that imports from Spain reached 3.25B EUR, up by 340.31M EUR (11.69%). China followed with 560.4M EUR, increasing by 146.77M EUR (35.48%), and Germany's imports rose to 1.23B EUR, up by 124.82M EUR (11.29%). On the other hand, the largest declines were from Ireland, with imports at 114.84M EUR, down by 436.19M EUR (-79.16%). Turkey's imports also fell to 114.77M EUR, down by 68.62M EUR (-37.42%), and Other Asia, nes reported a complete drop to 0 EUR, down by 50.11M EUR. For exports, Spain's exports were 1.88B EUR, up by 169.33M EUR (9.89%). Germany's exports reached 854.78M EUR, increasing by 82.44M EUR (10.67%), and France's exports were 888.77M EUR, up by 80.58M EUR (9.09%). The lowest declines were seen in the United States, with exports at 402.9M EUR, down by 39.25M EUR (-8.88%), Other Asia, nes at 0 EUR, down by 25.13M EUR, and Gibraltar at 47.99M EUR, down by 15.79M EUR (-24.76%).

Overall, Peru's trade in April 2026 showed a total import value of 6.23B USD, increasing by 153.21M USD (2.52%) from the previous month, while exports totaled 8.88B USD, decreasing by 541.27M USD (-5.74%). Year-on-year, imports increased by 1.53B USD (32.54%), and exports rose by 2.61B USD (41.51%). The trade balance reflects a robust export performance despite a monthly decline, indicating strong international demand, particularly from key partners like China and the United States.

In April 2026, Peru's imports totaled 6.23B USD, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 153.21M USD (2.52%). The top three countries contributing to this increase were the United States (245.81M USD), Argentina (119.54M USD), and China (85.02M USD). Conversely, the lowest contributors were Canada (-116.75M USD), Ecuador (-103.44M USD), and Colombia (-74.55M USD). For exports, the total was 8.88B USD, showing a decrease of 541.27M USD (-5.74%). The highest decreases were from China (-452.72M USD), the United States (-103.96M USD), and Malaysia (-100.74M USD).

Year-on-year, imports reached 6.23B USD, an increase of 1.53B USD (32.54%). The most significant growth came from China (524.83M USD), the United States (492.31M USD), and Argentina (126.95M USD). The lowest growth was seen from Canada (-61.2M USD), Morocco (-20.24M USD), and Sweden (-14.44M USD). Exports totaled 8.88B USD, with a substantial increase of 2.61B USD (41.51%). The top contributors to this growth were India (1.04B USD), China (830.86M USD), and the United States (170.46M USD). The lowest decreases were from the United Arab Emirates (-312.22M USD), Turkey (-22.54M USD), and Honduras (-10.3M USD).

In summary, Argentina's trade values for May 2026 showed a total export value of 9.54B USD, reflecting a significant increase of 621M USD (6.97%) compared to the previous month. Imports totaled 6.03B USD, indicating a decrease of 170.3M USD (-2.75%). Year-on-year, exports rose by 2.44B USD (34.41%), while imports fell by 455.13M USD (-7.01%). The overall trade balance remains positive, with exports significantly outpacing imports.

In May 2026, Argentina's trade values showed significant fluctuations. For imports, the top three countries with the highest month-on-month (MoM) increases were Lithuania (66.42M, 3.37%), Paraguay (52.79M, 0.11%), and Mexico (39.75M, 0.35%). Conversely, the largest decreases were seen with China (-212.75M, -15.62%), Brazil (-38.4M, -2.84%), and Sweden (-34.39M, -67.80%). In terms of product categories, the most notable increases in imports were in Petroleum Gas (72.74M, 3.51%), Mixed Mineral or Chemical Fertilizers (46.17M, 0.33%), and Soybean Oil (30.38M, 1979.17%). The largest declines were in Cars (-50.01M, -11.37%), Vaccines (-33.89M, -19.78%), and Air Pumps (-28.83M, -41.19%). For exports, the top increases were led by China (812.18M, 169.49%), Confidential (266.39M, 9.92%), and Australia (155.91M, 46.92%). The largest decreases were in Switzerland (-180.38M, -46.52%), Chile (-137.68M, -20.54%), and Thailand (-129.15M, -69.38%). Overall, total exports increased by 621M (6.97%) while imports decreased by 170.3M (-2.75%).

Year-on-year (YoY) analysis for May 2026 revealed that imports from Paraguay increased significantly by 203.59M (59.84%), followed by Confidential (67.47M, 78.73%) and Lithuania (61.86M, 255.07%). The largest declines were from Brazil (-465.76M, -26.47%), the United States (-112.11M, -18.33%), and China (-95.31M, -7.67%). In terms of product categories, imports of Soybeans increased by 136.28M (44.82%), Petroleum Gas by 68.43M (273.45%), and Small shipments in extra trade by 67.46M (786.98%). The largest declines were in Refined Petroleum (-171.59M, -85.47%), Cars (-105.28M, -21.27%), and Motor vehicles parts (-70.56M, -18.36%). For exports, the most significant increases were from Confidential (662.7M, 28.96%), China (565.33M, 77.87%), and Chile (244M, 84.06%). The largest declines were from Brazil (-70.8M, -8.83%), India (-65.08M, -12.77%), and Ecuador (-39.56M, -728.04%). Overall, total exports increased by 2.44B (34.41%) while imports decreased by 455.13M (-7.01%).

In summary, Colombia's trade values for April 2026 showed a total import value of 6.71B USD, reflecting an increase of 548.25M USD (8.90%) from the previous month, while exports totaled 4.66B USD, a decrease of 730.9M USD (-13.56%). Year-on-year, imports increased by 914.48M USD (15.78%) and exports increased by 498.97M USD (11.99%).

In April 2026, Colombia's trade values showed significant variations across different dimensions. For imports, the top three countries with the highest month-on-month (MoM) increases were the United States (up by 223.02M USD, 16.87%), Brazil (up by 119.41M USD, 40.68%), and Japan (up by 74.26M USD, 56.67%). Conversely, the lowest decreases were seen with China (down by 91.76M USD, -5.05%), South Korea (down by 64.77M USD, -34.12%), and Finland (down by 9.6M USD, -30.00%). In terms of subnational geography, the most significant increase was in Unknown (up by 579.26M USD, 1661.55%), followed by Antioquia (up by 108.54M USD, 13.20%), and Valle del Cauca (up by 30.07M USD, 5.50%). The largest decreases were in Bogota (down by 98.1M USD, -3.20%), Magdalena (down by 59.67M USD, -52.40%), and Atlantico (down by 24.3M USD, -8.10%). For HS4 categories, Refined Petroleum saw the highest increase (up by 143.48M USD, 48.32%), followed by Soybean Meal (up by 46.63M USD, 85.30%), and Petroleum Gas (up by 45.62M USD, 53.51%). The largest decreases were in Cars (down by 102.17M USD, -17.22%), Wheat (down by 31.27M USD, -45.58%), and Nitrogenous Fertilizers (down by 24.73M USD, -39.70%). Overall, total imports increased by 548.25M USD (8.90%). For exports, the top increases were seen in Canada (up by 96.84M USD, 58.64%), Peru (up by 80.42M USD, 79.80%), and Ecuador (up by 53.16M USD, 83.00%). The largest decreases were in India (down by 221.06M USD, -48.90%), Netherlands (down by 164.35M USD, -56.80%), and Panama (down by 81.14M USD, -16.20%). Total exports decreased by 730.9M USD (-13.56%).

Year-on-year (YoY) analysis for April 2026 shows that imports from China increased significantly by 233.51M USD (15.68%), followed by Brazil (up by 139.55M USD, 51.05%) and Germany (up by 67.51M USD, 36.64%). The largest decreases were from Belgium (down by 23.74M USD, -25.54%), Sweden (down by 13.74M USD, -41.08%), and Thailand (down by 11.02M USD, -22.13%). In terms of subnational geography, Unknown saw the highest increase (up by 579.24M USD, 1559.18%), followed by Antioquia (up by 187.68M USD, 25.32%) and Valle del Cauca (up by 84.53M USD, 17.18%). The largest decreases were in Bogota (down by 76.88M USD, -2.54%), Cesar (down by 25.37M USD, -61.18%), and Magdalena (down by 10.18M USD, -15.83%). For HS4 categories, Cars had the highest increase (up by 178.23M USD, 57.00%), followed by Computers (up by 47.72M USD, 36.67%) and Corn (up by 46.96M USD, 29.69%). The largest decreases were in Crude Petroleum (down by 40.12M USD, -75.81%), Other Construction Vehicles (down by 26.92M USD, -97.30%), and Semiconductor Devices (down by 22.25M USD, -62.13%). Overall, total imports increased by 914.48M USD (15.78%) while total exports increased by 498.97M USD (11.99%).