Data Insights

In June 2026, China's total trade value reached 699.15B USD, with exports at 412.39B USD (up 35.6B USD, 9.45%) and imports at 286.76B USD (up 15.42B USD, 5.67%). The overall trade flow indicates a robust growth in both imports and exports compared to the previous month and year, reflecting a strong recovery in international commerce. The highest increases were seen in imports from South Korea and exports to Hong Kong, while the lowest values were noted in imports from Oman and exports to the United Arab Emirates.

In June 2026, China's imports saw significant increases across various partner countries, with Australia leading at 17.82B USD, reflecting a 3.77B USD increase (26.88%). China itself followed closely with 20.65B USD, up by 3.37B USD (19.54%). Hong Kong also showed a strong performance with 5.83B USD, increasing by 1.93B USD (49.93%). On the lower end, Oman experienced a drastic drop, falling to 494.43M USD, down by 2.1B USD (-81.95%). Saudi Arabia and Canada also saw declines of 1.96B USD (-36.05%) and 1.76B USD (-24.29%) respectively. For exports, the United States topped the list with 43.46B USD, an increase of 4.44B USD (11.73%). Hong Kong followed with 44.44B USD, up by 3.52B USD (8.59%). India also showed a notable increase to 15.6B USD, rising by 2.39B USD (18.06%). Conversely, South Korea's exports fell to 17.49B USD, down by 475.33M USD (-2.65%). Thailand and Japan also saw slight decreases of 148.52M USD (-1.20%) and 147.74M USD (-1.02%) respectively.

Year on year, imports from South Korea surged to 27.73B USD, a remarkable increase of 12.74B USD (84.98%). China itself saw a rise to 20.65B USD, up by 9.37B USD (83.13%). Switzerland also performed well with 10.63B USD, increasing by 7.19B USD (202.90%). On the downside, imports from the United Arab Emirates fell to 353.4M USD, down by 2.15B USD (-85.67%). Malaysia and Iraq also faced declines of 2.11B USD (-27.31%) and 2.09B USD (-82.73%) respectively. For exports, Hong Kong led with 44.44B USD, a significant increase of 16.31B USD (58.62%). Vietnam followed with 22.71B USD, up by 6.42B USD (39.55%). The United States also saw growth to 43.46B USD, increasing by 5.29B USD (13.80%). On the lower end, exports to the United Arab Emirates dropped to 4.27B USD, down by 1.36B USD (-24.18%). Greece and Iraq also saw declines of 475.41M USD (-35.19%) and 419.41M USD (-28.73%) respectively.

In summary, the total trade values for the United States in June 2026 showed a mixed performance. Imports totaled 314.16B USD, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 5.66B USD and a year-on-year increase of 51.26B USD. Exports totaled 199.23B USD, with a slight month-on-month decrease of 319.05M USD but a year-on-year increase of 26.27B USD. The overall trade flow indicates a robust growth in imports, particularly from key partners like Mexico and Canada, while exports faced some challenges in maintaining momentum.

In June 2026, the total imports increased by 5.66B USD (0.0184%) compared to May 2026, while exports saw a slight decrease of 319.05M USD (-0.0016%). Imports from Vietnam rose significantly by 3.45B USD (15.97%), making it the highest increase among partner countries. South Korea followed with an increase of 2.11B USD (16.00%). On the lower end, imports from Chinese Taipei dropped by 4.05B USD (-16.58%), and Ireland saw a decrease of 1.42B USD (-23.41%). In terms of geographical regions, Los Angeles, CA led with a 3.8B USD increase (11.27%), while Houston-Galveston, TX experienced a decline of 920.33M USD (-8.52%). Among product categories, imports of telephones increased by 2.15B USD (14.21%), while refined petroleum saw a decrease of 746.92M USD (-13.87%).

Year on year, total imports in June 2026 increased by 51.26B USD (19.50%) compared to June 2025, while exports rose by 26.27B USD (15.19%). Imports from Mexico saw the highest increase of 10.48B USD (23.54%), followed by Canada with 7.54B USD (25.61%). On the downside, imports from Ireland decreased by 2B USD (-30.06%). Geographically, Chicago, IL had the highest increase in imports with 9.34B USD (38.59%), while San Juan, PR saw a decline of 1.38B USD (-55.52%). In product categories, imports of computers surged by 13.71B USD (63.83%), while other electrical machinery saw a decrease of 850.76M USD (-40.21%).

Overall, the analysis indicates a positive trend in trade values for the United States in June 2026, with imports increasing both month-on-month and year-on-year. The total trade value for imports rose to $317.41B, while exports totaled $208.15B. Notably, imports from Mexico and Canada showed substantial growth, while certain countries like Ireland and Nigeria experienced declines. The trade flow dynamics suggest a robust recovery in international commerce, particularly in key sectors.

In June 2026, the total trade value for imports was $317.41B, reflecting a month-on-month increase of $5.55B (approximately 1.78%). Imports from Vietnam saw the highest increase of $3.41B (15.68%), while imports from Chinese Taipei experienced the largest decline of $4.06B (-16.53%). For exports, the total value was $208.15B, with a slight decrease of $56.42M (-0.03%). Exports to Switzerland increased significantly by $3.73B (154.06%), while exports to the Netherlands decreased by $2.01B (-17.91%).

Year-on-year, imports totaled $317.41B, marking an increase of $52B (19.59%). The most significant growth came from imports from Mexico, which rose by $10.42B (23.25%), followed by Canada with an increase of $7.57B (25.54%). Conversely, imports from Ireland fell by $1.99B (-29.84%). Exports reached $208.15B, up $27.61B (15.30%) compared to the previous year. The largest increase was in exports to Mexico, which rose by $6.19B (22.35%), while exports to Nigeria saw a decline of $636.65M (-69.16%).

In summary, the United States experienced a robust increase in trade values in June 2026, with imports rising to $305.42 billion (up $4.9 billion MoM and $47.56 billion YoY) and exports totaling $195.54 billion (down $316.85 million MoM and up $25.85 billion YoY). The overall trade flow indicates a healthy growth trajectory, particularly in imports from Mexico, Canada, and Vietnam, while exports to Mexico, Japan, and Switzerland showed significant year-on-year increases.

In June 2026, the United States saw a month-on-month increase in imports, totaling $305.42 billion, which is a rise of $4.9 billion (approximately 1.63%). The top three countries contributing to this increase were Vietnam ($24.48 billion, +$3.34 billion, +15.78%), South Korea ($15.13 billion, +$2.15 billion, +16.59%), and China ($23.07 billion, +$1.44 billion, +6.67%). Conversely, the bottom three countries were Chinese Taipei ($19.99 billion, -$4 billion, -16.66%), Ireland ($4.47 billion, -$1.43 billion, -24.13%), and Singapore ($2.65 billion, -$673.7 million, -20.25%). For exports, the total was $195.54 billion, with a slight decrease of $316.85 million (-0.16%). The top three contributors were Switzerland ($5.92 billion, +$3.64 billion, +160.03%), Saudi Arabia ($2.03 billion, +$1.17 billion, +136.84%), and the United Arab Emirates ($2.47 billion, +$1.04 billion, +72.91%). The bottom three were the Netherlands ($8.76 billion, -$1.95 billion, -18.19%), Hong Kong ($3.72 billion, -$1.41 billion, -27.43%), and South Korea ($6.69 billion, -$1.39 billion, -17.25%).

Year-on-year, imports increased significantly, reaching $305.42 billion, which is an increase of $47.56 billion (approximately 18.45%). The top three countries were Mexico ($55.01 billion, +$10.48 billion, +23.53%), Canada ($36.96 billion, +$7.54 billion, +25.62%), and Vietnam ($24.48 billion, +$7.12 billion, +40.99%). The bottom three were Ireland ($4.47 billion, -$2.04 billion, -31.36%), Denmark ($809.28 million, -$687.37 million, -45.96%), and Iraq ($813.84 thousand, -$562.14 million, -98.99%). Exports also saw a positive trend, totaling $195.54 billion, an increase of $25.85 billion (approximately 15.24%). The top three were Mexico ($33 billion, +$6.08 billion, +22.58%), Japan ($9.29 billion, +$2.76 billion, +42.22%), and Switzerland ($5.92 billion, +$1.96 billion, +49.37%). The bottom three were Nigeria ($279.88 million, -$631.07 million, -69.26%), Spain ($2.17 billion, -$531.42 million, -19.66%), and Germany ($6.48 billion, -$365.19 million, -5.32%).

In April 2026, Germany's trade dynamics reflected significant shifts, with total imports at EUR 119B, down by EUR 7.49B (-5.92%), and total exports at EUR 135.59B, down by EUR 13.61B (-9.12%). The trade balance indicates a growing concern over trade deficits, particularly with China, as highlighted in recent news. The overall trade value changes suggest a need for strategic adjustments in trade policies, especially in light of the EU's stance on trade with China.

In April 2026, Germany's imports saw significant changes, with the highest increases in imports from Guyana (EUR 659.06M, 237.15%), Canada (EUR 1.17B, 24.98%), and Kazakhstan (EUR 738.75M, 44.45%). Conversely, the largest decreases were from China (EUR 14.78B, -6.81%), Poland (EUR 6.83B, -10.72%), and Czechia (EUR 5.25B, -11.30%). For exports, the top increases were to the Cayman Islands (EUR 495.46M, 225.23%), Australia (EUR 1.08B, 18.52%), and Thailand (EUR 589.67M, 30.11%). The largest decreases were to the United Kingdom (EUR 6.41B, -21.66%), Switzerland (EUR 6.83B, -18.11%), and the United States (EUR 11.42B, -10.54%). Overall, total imports decreased by EUR 7.49B (-5.92%) while total exports decreased by EUR 13.61B (-9.12%).

Year on year, imports from China increased by EUR 1.49B (11.21%), France by EUR 785.42M (14.06%), and Guyana by EUR 528.56M (405.02%). The largest declines were from unclassified sources (EUR 0, -3.69B), Hungary (EUR 2.88B, -7.33%), and the United Arab Emirates (EUR 126.36M, -55.80%). For exports, the highest increases were to Czechia (EUR 5.25B, 20.06%), Poland (EUR 9.24B, 9.93%), and France (EUR 10.65B, 7.19%). The largest declines were to the United States (EUR 11.42B, -11.86%), China (EUR 5.91B, -16.97%), and unclassified sources (EUR 0, -378.06M). Total imports increased by EUR 2.17B (1.86%) while total exports increased by EUR 4.1B (3.12%).

In summary, Japan's trade in May 2026 showed a decrease in both imports and exports month on month, with total imports at 9.89T JPY and exports at 9.5T JPY. Year on year, both imports and exports increased significantly, with imports rising to 9.89T JPY and exports to 9.5T JPY. The overall trade flow indicates a robust recovery in trade values compared to the previous year, despite the month-on-month declines.

In May 2026, Japan's total imports decreased by 333.22B JPY, reflecting a 0.03% decline from the previous month. The highest increases in imports were from the United Arab Emirates (106.62B JPY, 51.90%), the United States (97.42B JPY, 7.83%), and Italy (25.84B JPY, 16.34%). Conversely, the largest decreases were from China (-245.74B JPY, -9.47%), South Korea (-121.79B JPY, -21.93%), and Saudi Arabia (-58B JPY, -26.83%). For exports, there was a significant drop of 1.01T JPY, a 9.59% decrease. The top increases were from Panama (29.92B JPY, 60.54%), the United Arab Emirates (24.05B JPY, 31.55%), and Saudi Arabia (18.47B JPY, 54.39%). The largest declines were seen with the United States (-236.59B JPY, -12.25%), China (-123.1B JPY, -6.71%), and Chinese Taipei (-49.87B JPY, -5.66%).

Year on year, Japan's imports increased by 1.11T JPY, a 12.69% rise. The most significant growth came from China (283.42B JPY, 13.71%), the United States (278.37B JPY, 26.18%), and Chinese Taipei (164.89B JPY, 43.34%). However, imports from Saudi Arabia saw a decline of -127.56B JPY (-44.73%). For exports, there was a notable increase of 1.36T JPY, a 16.76% rise. The highest growth was from China (258.06B JPY, 17.90%), Chinese Taipei (228.37B JPY, 37.69%), and the United States (181.04B JPY, 11.96%). The largest declines were from the United Arab Emirates (-30.52B JPY, -23.33%), Kuwait (-18.25B JPY, -65.41%), and Qatar (-15.4B JPY, -79.60%).

In summary, South Korea's trade values for June 2026 showed robust growth both month-on-month and year-on-year. Total trade increased significantly, with exports leading the growth. The month-on-month total trade value rose by 19.58B, while year-on-year, it surged by 57.67B. The trade flows indicate a strong recovery and expansion in international commerce, particularly in exports to major partners like China and the United States.

In June 2026, South Korea's trade values showed significant month-on-month changes. For imports, the highest increases were seen with China (1.27B, 8.41%), Japan (696.12M, 16.22%), and Chinese Taipei (634.48M, 20.23%). Conversely, the largest declines were from Algeria (-461.4M, -49.25%), Gabon (-251.2M, -98.83%), and the United Arab Emirates (-181.68M, -10.14%). For exports, the top increases were with the United States (4.02B, 25.13%), Hong Kong (2.63B, 40.71%), and Chinese Taipei (1.66B, 24.80%). The largest decreases were from Norway (-197.07M, -77.32%), Bahamas (-102.25M, -43.85%), and Indonesia (-67.11M, -7.21%). Overall, total trade increased by 19.58B, with exports rising by 14.33B (16.33%) and imports by 5.25B (8.64%).

Year-on-year comparisons for June 2026 revealed substantial growth in trade values. Imports from China increased by 4.88B (42.45%), the United States by 1.94B (32.39%), and Chinese Taipei by 942.08M (33.30%). The largest declines were from Qatar (-667.59M, -90.75%), Mexico (-400.08M, -36.32%), and Kuwait (-229.45M, -47.37%). For exports, the most significant increases were to China (9.59B, 92.17%), the United States (8.78B, 78.15%), and Hong Kong (5.92B, 186.03%). The largest decreases were from Liberia (-317.57M, -53.25%), France (-253.05M, -42.62%), and Denmark (-182.6M, -75.63%). Total trade increased by 57.67B, with exports up by 42.36B (70.86%) and imports by 15.31B (30.20%).

Overall, Italy's total trade in April 2026 showed a decline, with imports totaling 52.91B EUR, down by 3.52B EUR (-6.23%), and exports at 56.13B EUR, down by 4.09B EUR (-6.79%). The trade balance reflects a challenging month for both imports and exports, with notable fluctuations in trade values across various countries and product categories.

In April 2026, Italy's imports saw significant changes with Libya leading the increase at 988.44M EUR, reflecting a 43.57% rise. Algeria and Brazil followed with increases of 1.04B EUR and 727.47M EUR, showing 27.53% and 41.59% growth respectively. On the downside, Germany, China, and the Netherlands experienced the largest declines, with Germany's imports dropping by 1.01B EUR (-11.92%), China by 600.82M EUR (-10.34%), and the Netherlands by 417.47M EUR (-11.58%). For exports, Libya again topped the list with a 296.66M EUR increase (158.06%), followed by the United Arab Emirates at 588.7M EUR (26.72%) and Saudi Arabia at 509.46M EUR (61.26%). The largest decreases were seen in exports to the United States, which fell by 1.96B EUR (-25.16%), Switzerland by 833.94M EUR (-17.79%), and Germany by 533.31M EUR (-7.83%).

Year on year, Italy's imports from India surged to 742.9M EUR, marking a significant increase. Germany's imports also rose by 677.65M EUR (9.96%), while Spain saw a 507.18M EUR increase (20.08%). Conversely, Indonesia's imports fell by 696.41M EUR (-79.37%), China by 480.72M EUR (-8.45%), and Belgium by 412.92M EUR (-17.17%). On the export side, Switzerland led with a 1.12B EUR increase (41.19%), followed by the United States at 640.98M EUR (12.37%) and France at 602.64M EUR (11.52%). The largest declines were in exports to Indonesia, which fell by 297.52M EUR (-71.49%), Turkey by 243.8M EUR (-17.58%), and Belgium by 184.2M EUR (-10.64%).

In summary, Canada's trade values in May 2026 showed a positive trend in both imports and exports compared to the previous month and the same month last year. Total imports increased to 71.12 billion CAD, up by 1.77 billion CAD (2.55%) month-on-month and 5.39 billion CAD (8.20%) year-on-year. Total exports reached 69.53 billion CAD, with a month-on-month increase of 2.12 billion CAD (3.15%) and a year-on-year increase of 11.04 billion CAD (18.88%). The trade flow dynamics indicate a robust trade relationship with the United States, while challenges remain with certain countries due to tariff disputes and other trade complexities.

In May 2026, Canada's trade values showed notable month-on-month changes. Imports from China reached 7.85 billion CAD, increasing by 1.08 billion CAD (15.89%). South Korea followed with imports of 2.04 billion CAD, up by 651.04 million CAD (46.93%). Nigeria saw a significant rise in imports, totaling 526.58 million CAD, with a change of 315.28 million CAD (149.21%). On the lower end, imports from Chile decreased to 153.56 million CAD, down by 302.66 million CAD (-66.34%). Canada itself had imports of 371.71 million CAD, down by 181.75 million CAD (-32.84%). The total imports for the month were 71.12 billion CAD, an increase of 1.77 billion CAD (2.55%). Exports to the United States were the highest at 47.96 billion CAD, increasing by 1.53 billion CAD (3.30%). The Netherlands and China also saw increases in exports, with values of 1.45 billion CAD (615.63 million CAD, 73.95%) and 3.99 billion CAD (400.64 million CAD, 11.11%) respectively. However, exports to the United Kingdom fell to 5.36 billion CAD, down by 1.22 billion CAD (-18.55%). Overall, total exports reached 69.53 billion CAD, an increase of 2.12 billion CAD (3.15%).

Year-on-year comparisons for May 2026 revealed significant changes in trade values. Imports from the United States totaled 32.53 billion CAD, an increase of 3.87 billion CAD (13.49%). Mexico's imports rose to 4.94 billion CAD, up by 693.63 million CAD (16.35%). Germany also saw an increase, with imports reaching 2.34 billion CAD, up by 480.67 million CAD (25.85%). Conversely, imports from Switzerland decreased to 522.48 million CAD, down by 1.08 billion CAD (-67.36%). Imports from China were 7.85 billion CAD, down by 526.58 million CAD (-6.29%). The total imports for the year were 71.12 billion CAD, an increase of 5.39 billion CAD (8.20%). Exports to the United States were 47.96 billion CAD, up by 7.5 billion CAD (18.53%). Exports to China increased to 3.99 billion CAD, up by 1.7 billion CAD (73.89%). The Netherlands also saw a rise, with exports of 1.45 billion CAD, an increase of 667.98 million CAD (85.62%). However, exports to Japan fell to 1.07 billion CAD, down by 202.85 million CAD (-15.93%). Overall, total exports reached 69.53 billion CAD, an increase of 11.04 billion CAD (18.88%).

In summary, the trade values for Chinese Taipei in June 2026 reflect a complex landscape with imports increasing by 2.8B USD (5.27%) to 55.87B USD, while exports decreased by 3.65B USD (-4.65%) to 74.83B USD. Year on year, imports grew significantly by 18.32B USD (48.80%), and exports surged by 21.5B USD (40.33%). The overall trade flow indicates a healthy growth trajectory in imports, while exports faced challenges in the short term.

In June 2026, the total trade value for Chinese Taipei saw a mixed performance. Imports increased by 2.8B USD, reflecting a 5.27% rise, while exports decreased by 3.65B USD, marking a decline of 4.65%. Among imports, Japan led with a value of 6.67B USD, showing a significant increase of 1.4B USD (26.64%). South Korea followed with 10.2B USD, up by 1.29B USD (14.48%). The Netherlands also saw a notable rise, reaching 1.61B USD, with a 760.92M USD increase (89.55%). On the downside, the United Arab Emirates faced the largest drop in imports, falling by 704.79M USD (69.71%), with a total value of 306.23M USD. Malaysia and Australia also experienced declines of 524.71M USD (16.56%) and 405.06M USD (27.70%), respectively. In exports, Mexico topped the list with 5.28B USD, a substantial increase of 2.23B USD (73.18%). France followed with 952.61M USD, up by 768.76M USD (420.15%). The United States had a modest increase to 23.28B USD, with a 345.12M USD rise (1.50%). Conversely, Singapore saw the largest decline in exports, dropping by 4.72B USD (49.70%) to 4.78B USD. China and Thailand also faced decreases of 1.44B USD (13.04%) and 545.29M USD (27.69%), respectively.

Year on year, the trade landscape for Chinese Taipei in June 2026 showed robust growth in imports and exports. Total imports reached 55.87B USD, an increase of 18.32B USD (48.80%), while exports surged to 74.83B USD, up by 21.5B USD (40.33%). Among imports, South Korea led with 10.2B USD, a remarkable increase of 4.58B USD (81.43%). China followed with 11.06B USD, up by 2.97B USD (36.66%). Vietnam also showed strong growth, reaching 3.47B USD, an increase of 2.46B USD (244.96%). On the lower end, Kuwait reported no imports, while Qatar and the United Arab Emirates saw declines of 405.49M USD (77.43%) and 214.04M USD (41.14%), respectively. In exports, the United States dominated with 23.28B USD, a significant increase of 6.01B USD (34.67%). Mexico followed with 5.28B USD, up by 3.88B USD (276.29%). Hong Kong also contributed positively with 8.19B USD, an increase of 1.84B USD (29.12%). Conversely, Italy experienced the largest decline in exports, down by 44.07M USD (23.67%), with a total value of 141.99M USD. Spain and Canada also faced decreases of 42.17M USD (31.41%) and 40.96M USD (15.64%), respectively.

In June 2026, Vietnam's total trade value reached 104.22B USD, with imports at 53.43B USD and exports at 50.79B USD. Month-on-month, total exports increased by 3.86B USD (8.22%) and imports by 1.29B USD (2.48%). Year-on-year, total imports rose by 16.63B USD (45.19%) and exports by 11.14B USD (28.09%). The trade balance indicates a growing trade deficit, as imports continue to outpace exports significantly.

In June 2026, Vietnam's trade values showed significant month-on-month changes across various product categories. For imports, the top three categories with the highest value changes were Petroleum products (increased by 335.72M USD, 51.37%), Computers and electrical products (increased by 247.67M USD, 1.16%), and Machine equipment (increased by 192.23M USD, 3.00%). Conversely, the bottom three categories were Soya beans (decreased by 149.1M USD, -55.58%), Other base metals (decreased by 80.14M USD, -5.78%), and Plastics (decreased by 77.49M USD, -6.15%). For exports, the top three categories were Computers and electrical products (increased by 1.55B USD, 11.55%), Textiles and garments (increased by 510.66M USD, 16.00%), and Telephones and mobile phones (increased by 234.9M USD, 4.62%). The bottom three were Rice (decreased by 54.39M USD, -12.64%), Coffee (decreased by 53.84M USD, -8.42%), and Other base metal products (decreased by 52.73M USD, -14.25%). Overall, total exports increased by 3.86B USD (8.22%) while imports increased by 1.29B USD (2.48%).

Year-on-year analysis for June 2026 revealed substantial growth in trade values. For imports, the top three categories with the highest value changes were Computers and electrical products (increased by 9.82B USD, 83.31%), Machine equipment (increased by 1.47B USD, 28.82%), and Crude oil (increased by 590.89M USD, 101.12%). The bottom three categories were Fertilizers (decreased by 198.05M USD, -65.46%), Pharmaceutical products (decreased by 126.64M USD, -27.23%), and Cashew nuts (decreased by 49.27M USD, -11.79%). For exports, the top three categories were Computers and electrical products (increased by 5.65B USD, 60.76%), Machine equipment (increased by 1.46B USD, 30.48%), and Telephones and mobile phones (increased by 836.24M USD, 18.64%). The bottom three were Other base metals (decreased by 387.31M USD, -100.00%), Other products (decreased by 260.02M USD, -13.74%), and Coffee (decreased by 109.85M USD, -15.80%). Overall, total imports increased by 16.63B USD (45.19%) while total exports increased by 11.14B USD (28.09%).

In June 2026, Vietnam's total trade value reached 101.77B USD, with exports at 50.06B USD (up 3.81B USD, +8.24%) and imports at 51.71B USD (up 1.58B USD, +3.15%). This indicates a healthy trade balance with significant growth in both imports and exports compared to the previous month and year.

In June 2026, Vietnam's trade values showed significant month-on-month changes. For imports, the highest increases were seen with China (22.56B USD, +510.32M USD, +2.31%), the United Arab Emirates (526.64M USD, +379.12M USD, +257%), and Singapore (914.99M USD, +165.13M USD, +22.02%). Conversely, the largest declines were from Cambodia (304.04M USD, -169.79M USD, -35.83%), Brazil (438M USD, -123.3M USD, -22.07%), and Germany (408.04M USD, -68.28M USD, -14.33%). For exports, the top increases were recorded with the United States (16.94B USD, +1.41B USD, +9.05%), China (7.81B USD, +723.29M USD, +10.2%), and Hong Kong (2.28B USD, +443.36M USD, +24.1%). The largest decreases were in Germany (982.43M USD, -104.09M USD, -9.6%), Brazil (264.45M USD, -88.73M USD, -25.14%), and Italy (415.88M USD, -41.84M USD, -9.1%).

Year-on-year comparisons for June 2026 revealed substantial growth in trade values. For imports, the highest increases were from China (22.56B USD, +7.13B USD, +46.19%), South Korea (8.02B USD, +3.33B USD, +71%), and Chinese Taipei (4.27B USD, +1.68B USD, +65.22%). The largest declines were from Kuwait (9.62K USD, -547.38M USD, -99.99%), Ireland (255.47M USD, -55.4M USD, -17.82%), and Austria (44.13M USD, -33.43M USD, -43.1%). For exports, the top increases were seen with the United States (16.94B USD, +3.18B USD, +23.08%), China (7.81B USD, +2.18B USD, +38.78%), and Hong Kong (2.28B USD, +682.51M USD, +42.63%). The largest decreases were in Slovakia (53.93M USD, -80.39M USD, -59.85%), Argentina (51.39M USD, -34.61M USD, -40.24%), and Algeria (21.5M USD, -17.95M USD, -45.45%).

In summary, Vietnam's total trade value for June 2026 reached 94.48B USD, with exports totaling 50.94B USD (up by 3.87B USD, 8.21%) and imports at 43.54B USD (up by 1.3B USD, 3.07%). The overall trade flow indicates a positive trend in both imports and exports, with notable increases in several regions, particularly in Ho Chi Minh City and Phu Tho for exports. However, some regions like Bac Ninh and Phu Tho for imports showed significant declines, indicating potential challenges ahead.

In June 2026, Vietnam's trade values showed significant month-on-month changes. For imports, Bac Ninh led with a trade value of 740.33M USD, experiencing a remarkable increase of 735.87M USD, which is a 164.99% change. Ha Noi followed with 5.97B USD, up by 523.57M USD (9.60%). Ho Chi Minh City also saw a rise to 9.69B USD, increasing by 289.1M USD (3.08%). On the lower end, Phu Tho had a trade value of 7.34B USD, down by 248.05M USD (-3.27%), while Ninh Binh decreased to 2.6B USD, down by 213.64M USD (-7.58%). Thanh Hoa also faced a decline to 1.36B USD, down by 127.76M USD (-8.56%). For exports, Ho Chi Minh City led with 9.16B USD, increasing by 959.68M USD (11.69%). Phu Tho followed with 5.95B USD, up by 914.24M USD (18.24%). Hai Phong had a trade value of 4.56B USD, increasing by 281.16M USD (6.56%). On the downside, Quang Ninh saw a decrease to 579.3M USD, down by 33.87M USD (-5.52%), while Gia Lai dropped to 263.17M USD, down by 22.63M USD (-7.91%). Ha Tinh also faced a decline to 112.31M USD, down by 12.79M USD (-10.24%).

Year-on-year analysis for June 2026 revealed substantial changes in trade values. For imports, Phu Tho had a trade value of 7.34B USD, with a significant increase of 4.34B USD (144.06%). Ha Noi followed with 5.97B USD, up by 2.11B USD (54.46%). Ho Chi Minh City also saw growth to 9.69B USD, increasing by 1.38B USD (16.65%). Conversely, Bac Ninh experienced a decline to 740.33M USD, down by 6.31B USD (-89.51%). Ca Mau decreased to 26.24M USD, down by 5.81M USD (-18.07%). Quang Tri also faced a drop to 101.53M USD, down by 2.34M USD (-2.25%). For exports, Phu Tho led with 5.95B USD, increasing by 2.85B USD (92.18%). Bac Ninh followed with 9.99B USD, up by 2.45B USD (32.52%). Ho Chi Minh City had a trade value of 9.16B USD, increasing by 1.34B USD (17.11%). On the lower end, Ha Tinh saw a decrease to 112.31M USD, down by 47.06M USD (-29.47%). Lang Son dropped to 129.69M USD, down by 31.36M USD (-19.55%). Gia Lai also faced a decline to 263.17M USD, down by 8.32M USD (-3.06%).

Overall, India's total trade value for June 2026 was 111.2B USD, with imports at 70.82B USD and exports at 40.38B USD. Month-on-month, total trade decreased by 7.38B USD, with imports down by 2.58B USD and exports down by 4.8B USD. Year-on-year, total trade increased by 22.15B USD, with imports up by 16.91B USD and exports up by 5.24B USD, indicating a strong recovery in trade despite recent fluctuations.

In June 2026, India's trade values showed a mixed performance across various dimensions. For imports, the highest month-on-month increases were seen from China (13.34B, +612.57M, +4.81%), Egypt (534.91M, +422.03M, +373.89%), and Qatar (540.78M, +384.54M, +246.13%). Conversely, the largest declines were from Russia (8.77B, -707.54M, -7.47%), Oman (1.38B, -556.4M, -28.68%), and Saudi Arabia (1.59B, -528.52M, -24.90%). For exports, the top increases were from Kenya (690.64M, +218.26M, +46.20%), Oman (609.22M, +206.55M, +51.29%), and Russia (460.51M, +77.89M, +20.36%). The largest decreases were from the United States (8.17B, -643.94M, -7.30%), Italy (621.94M, -487.9M, -43.96%), and Singapore (1.43B, -458.7M, -24.23%).

Year-on-year comparisons for June 2026 revealed significant growth in imports, particularly from Russia (8.77B, +4.03B, +85.07%), China (13.34B, +3.82B, +40.13%), and the United States (5.51B, +1.52B, +38.03%). The largest declines were from Iraq (82.2M, -1.65B, -95.25%), Saudi Arabia (1.59B, -565.17M, -26.17%), and Qatar (540.78M, -366.95M, -40.40%). For exports, notable increases were seen from South Africa (1.06B, +558.94M, +112.66%), Singapore (1.43B, +454.34M, +46.36%), and China (1.8B, +422.67M, +30.61%). The largest declines were from Iraq (148.04M, -196.64M, -57.05%), the United States (8.17B, -125.87M, -1.56%), and Togo (65.23M, -71.28M, -52.22%).

In summary, the UK trade values for May 2026 showed a mixed performance with total exports increasing by 2.52B GBP (6.80%) and total imports rising by 140.11M GBP (0.22%) month on month. Year on year, total exports surged by 8.83B GBP (28.72%), while imports increased by 6.3B GBP (10.90%). The trade flow dynamics indicate a strong performance in exports, particularly with China and Switzerland as key partners, while imports from the US and Germany faced significant declines.

In May 2026, the UK experienced notable changes in trade values across various dimensions. For imports, Switzerland led with a significant increase of 1.57B GBP (39.95%), followed by the Philippines with a remarkable rise of 658.94M GBP (15.63%). Canada also saw a positive change of 337.01M GBP (9.86%). Conversely, the lowest decreases were observed in Uzbekistan (-1.15B GBP, -99.91%), the United States (-772.3M GBP, -12.23%), and Germany (-553.07M GBP, -8.61%). For exports, China topped the list with a substantial increase of 2.58B GBP (67.39%), followed by the United States with an increase of 848.54M GBP (20.79%). Oman also showed a positive change of 310.27M GBP (12.39%). On the downside, Hong Kong experienced a decrease of 682.89M GBP (-26.77%), France saw a drop of 545.84M GBP (-19.98%), and Singapore had a decline of 299.11M GBP (-32.63%). Overall, total exports increased by 2.52B GBP (6.80%), while imports saw a modest rise of 140.11M GBP (0.22%).

Year on year, the UK trade landscape showed significant variations. For imports, Switzerland again led with a remarkable increase of 3.43B GBP (166.16%), followed by South Africa with an increase of 906.7M GBP (104.92%). Canada also saw a positive change of 826.79M GBP (28.23%). On the other hand, the largest declines were in Australia (-629.54M GBP, -72.14%), Germany (-485.39M GBP, -7.64%), and Hong Kong (-271.26M GBP, -35.26%). In terms of exports, China experienced the highest growth with an increase of 4.07B GBP (174.49%), followed by the United States with 799.23M GBP (19.35%). The Netherlands also saw a positive change of 706.67M GBP (35.66%). Conversely, Azerbaijan faced the largest decline of 309M GBP (-96.05%), followed by the Rest of the World (-128.07M GBP, -17.00%) and Poland (-112.92M GBP, -14.99%). Overall, total exports increased by 8.83B GBP (28.72%), while imports rose by 6.3B GBP (10.90%).

In May 2026, Spain's total trade value was 75.67B EUR, with imports at 41.13B EUR and exports at 34.54B EUR. Month on month, total trade decreased by 797.80M EUR (-1.04%), with imports down by 412.69M EUR (-0.99%) and exports down by 385.11M EUR (-1.10%). Year on year, total trade increased by 1.91B EUR (4.99%), with imports up by 1.91B EUR (4.85%) and exports down by 1.90B EUR (-5.20%).

In May 2026, Spain's imports from the United Kingdom saw a significant increase of 237.16M EUR, representing a 24.76% rise. Mexico followed closely with an increase of 225.83M EUR (36.67%). Brazil also contributed positively with a 164.17M EUR increase (23.22%). On the downside, imports from the United States dropped by 479.76M EUR (-17.61%), while France and Nigeria saw decreases of 344.14M EUR (-10.00%) and 325.96M EUR (-49.61%) respectively. In exports, the Rest of the World experienced a notable increase of 534.98M EUR (30.47%), while Portugal and Italy saw smaller increases of 124.49M EUR (4.11%) and 107.11M EUR (3.75%). Conversely, exports to France decreased by 342.90M EUR (-6.76%), and Germany and Morocco also faced declines of 283.86M EUR (-7.58%) and 226.71M EUR (-19.08%).

Year on year, imports from the Rest of the World increased by 503.58M EUR (44.08%), with Mexico and the United Kingdom also showing strong growth of 448.69M EUR (114.18%) and 403.18M EUR (50.92%) respectively. However, imports from Italy decreased by 434.82M EUR (-14.09%), and France and Germany also saw declines of 295.29M EUR (-8.71%) and 198.81M EUR (-4.36%). In exports, the Rest of the World again led with an increase of 787.93M EUR (52.43%), while Portugal and Italy saw smaller increases of 155.98M EUR (5.21%) and 109.68M EUR (3.87%). On the downside, exports to the Netherlands dropped significantly by 1.29B EUR (-54.36%), with Germany and Turkey also facing declines of 354.57M EUR (-9.29%) and 211.23M EUR (-25.03%).

In June 2026, Malaysia's total trade value reached 340.89B MYR, with imports at 163B MYR (up 19.01B MYR, 13.21% increase) and exports at 177.89B MYR (down 5.97B MYR, -3.25% decrease). The overall trade balance reflects a dynamic trade environment influenced by tariffs and new trade agreements.

In June 2026, Malaysia's imports saw a significant increase, with the highest values recorded from South Korea (10.57B MYR, 4.41B MYR increase, 71.69% change), the United States (15.29B MYR, 4.39B MYR increase, 40.22% change), and Singapore (21.77B MYR, 3.27B MYR increase, 17.69% change). Conversely, the lowest values were from Chinese Taipei (13.35B MYR, -2.11B MYR decrease, -13.67% change), Oman (600.27M MYR, -721.73M MYR decrease, -54.59% change), and Peru (152.8M MYR, -406.94M MYR decrease, -72.70% change). For exports, the top contributors were Mexico (5.11B MYR, 1.63B MYR increase, 46.78% change), South Korea (6.14B MYR, 1.5B MYR increase, 32.41% change), and Japan (8.33B MYR, 1.13B MYR increase, 15.70% change). The lowest values were from Hong Kong (10.05B MYR, -3.54B MYR decrease, -26.05% change), Chinese Taipei (10.1B MYR, -3.38B MYR decrease, -25.05% change), and the Netherlands (4.83B MYR, -2.24B MYR decrease, -31.70% change). Overall, total imports increased by 19.01B MYR (13.21% change) while total exports decreased by 5.97B MYR (-3.25% change).

In June 2026, Malaysia's imports showed robust growth, particularly from China (43.67B MYR, 15.81B MYR increase, 56.75% change), Singapore (21.77B MYR, 9.96B MYR increase, 84.31% change), and South Korea (10.57B MYR, 4.63B MYR increase, 78.12% change). The lowest growth was seen from the United Arab Emirates (1.38B MYR, -845.75M MYR decrease, -38.01% change), Iraq (46.31M MYR, -420M MYR decrease, -90.07% change), and Namibia (1.15M MYR, -296.44M MYR decrease, -99.96% change). For exports, the highest increases were from the United States (34.71B MYR, 18.44B MYR increase, 132.96% change), Singapore (25.11B MYR, 8.15B MYR increase, 48.07% change), and China (20.3B MYR, 5.46B MYR increase, 36.83% change). The lowest values were from Austria (78.53M MYR, -199.22M MYR decrease, -71.73% change), Afghanistan (1.72M MYR, -194.36M MYR decrease, -99.88% change), and the United Arab Emirates (1.3B MYR, -160.09M MYR decrease, -10.91% change). Overall, total imports increased by 49.86B MYR (44.06% change) while total exports increased by 56.34B MYR (46.35% change).

Overall, Australia's trade values in May 2026 showed a month on month decline in both exports and imports, with exports at 43.89 billion AUD and imports at 43.69 billion AUD. However, year on year, both exports and imports experienced growth, with exports increasing by 1.53 billion AUD and imports by 4.6 billion AUD. The total trade flow changes indicate a robust year on year performance despite the recent month on month declines.

In May 2026, Australia's trade values showed a slight decline month on month. Exports totaled 43.89 billion AUD, experiencing a decrease of 1.52 billion AUD, which corresponds to a percentage change of -3.36%. The top three highest export values were in sectors such as minerals, agricultural products, and machinery, while the lowest were in textiles, electronics, and automotive parts. Imports, on the other hand, amounted to 43.69 billion AUD, with a decrease of 1.6 billion AUD, reflecting a -3.54% change. The highest import values were seen in machinery, petroleum products, and electronics, while the lowest were in textiles, food products, and chemicals.

Year on year, the trade values presented a more positive outlook. Exports increased to 43.89 billion AUD, with a growth of 1.53 billion AUD, translating to a 3.61% increase. The top three sectors contributing to this growth were minerals, agricultural products, and machinery. Conversely, imports also rose to 43.69 billion AUD, with an increase of 4.6 billion AUD, which is a significant 11.76% growth. The highest import values were in machinery, petroleum products, and electronics, while the lowest were in textiles, food products, and chemicals.

Overall, Australia's total trade in May 2026 showed a slight decline, with total exports at 42.56B AUD (down 1.58B AUD, -3.57%) and total imports at 43.66B AUD (down 1.61B AUD, -3.65%). The trade balance remains negative, indicating a higher import value compared to exports. The month-on-month analysis indicates fluctuations in trade values, with significant increases in certain countries and regions, while year-on-year comparisons highlight a more stable growth in imports and exports despite some notable declines.

In May 2026, Australia's trade values showed a mixed performance. For imports, the highest increase was from China with a trade value of 10.69B AUD, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 1.11B AUD (11.59%). Other notable increases included imports from Unknown (1.02B AUD, 652M AUD increase, 177.66%) and Singapore (2.25B AUD, 558M AUD increase, 32.99%). Conversely, the largest declines were seen in imports from South Korea (2.81B AUD, down 1.86B AUD, -39.84%), Malaysia (2.53B AUD, down 595M AUD, -19.06%), and Thailand (1.81B AUD, down 501M AUD, -21.71%). For exports, the top increases were from the United States (2.08B AUD, up 286M AUD, 15.95%), Vietnam (1.05B AUD, up 152M AUD, 16.95%), and Unknown (805M AUD, up 116M AUD, 16.84%). The largest decreases were in exports to Hong Kong (2.53B AUD, down 484M AUD, -16.06%), South Korea (3.47B AUD, down 481M AUD, -12.18%), and Chinese Taipei (1.22B AUD, down 450M AUD, -26.96%).

Year-on-year comparisons for May 2026 revealed significant changes. For imports, the highest increases were from Singapore (2.25B AUD, up 855M AUD, 61.33%), South Korea (2.81B AUD, up 835M AUD, 42.34%), and Malaysia (2.53B AUD, up 742M AUD, 41.57%). The largest declines were from Australia (81M AUD, down 361M AUD, -81.67%), the United States (4.63B AUD, down 227M AUD, -4.67%), and Indonesia (382M AUD, down 139M AUD, -26.68%). For exports, the top increases were from China (16.8B AUD, up 1.96B AUD, 13.24%), Hong Kong (2.53B AUD, up 802M AUD, 46.41%), and Japan (4.65B AUD, up 514M AUD, 12.42%). The largest declines were seen in Channel Islands (220M AUD, down 1.35B AUD, -85.95%), India (1.32B AUD, down 304M AUD, -18.68%), and Switzerland (151M AUD, down 269M AUD, -64.05%).

In summary, Poland's trade dynamics in May 2026 reflect a mixed performance. Month-on-month, total exports decreased by 273.5 million USD (0.75%), while imports fell by 600.91 million USD (1.58%). Year-on-year, total imports increased by 2.18 billion USD (6.15%), and total exports rose by 1.83 billion USD (5.33%). The trade flow indicates a robust growth in imports from key partners like China and the United States, while exports showed resilience despite some declines in specific markets.

In May 2026, Poland's imports saw significant changes with Norway leading the increase at 1.3 billion USD, reflecting a month-on-month growth of approximately 67%. The United States followed with a 2.34 billion USD import value, showing a 15% increase. The Netherlands also contributed positively with 1.6 billion USD, marking an 18% rise. Conversely, imports from Saudi Arabia, Chinese Taipei, and China experienced declines, with Saudi Arabia dropping by 402.32 million USD (a 54% decrease), Chinese Taipei by 322.96 million USD (49%), and China by 212.74 million USD (3.56%). On the export side, the United Kingdom led with 1.94 billion USD, a modest increase of 8.5%. Cyprus showed remarkable growth with 91.72 million USD, a 305% increase, while India contributed 175.6 million USD, reflecting a 42% rise. However, exports to Czechia, Germany, and the Unknown category saw declines, with Czechia down by 160.6 million USD (6.7%), Germany by 144.46 million USD (1.5%), and Unknown by 71.01 million USD (62%). Overall, total exports decreased by 273.5 million USD (0.75%), while imports fell by 600.91 million USD (1.58%).

Year-on-year analysis for May 2026 shows that Poland's imports from China reached 5.76 billion USD, with a notable increase of 676.5 million USD (13.3%). The United States also saw a significant rise, with imports valued at 2.34 billion USD, up by 561.45 million USD (31.5%). Norway's imports increased by 366.94 million USD (39.4%), totaling 1.3 billion USD. On the downside, imports from South Korea, Saudi Arabia, and Algeria decreased, with South Korea down by 319.31 million USD (31.6%), Saudi Arabia by 191.18 million USD (36.3%), and Algeria by 130.04 million USD (96%). For exports, Ukraine led with 1.41 billion USD, an increase of 252.91 million USD (21.8%). The United Kingdom followed with 1.94 billion USD, up by 218.41 million USD (12.6%), and the United States at 1.18 billion USD, reflecting a growth of 182.26 million USD (18.2%). However, exports to Mexico, Belgium, and Sweden saw declines, with Mexico down by 56.86 million USD (36%), Belgium by 49.9 million USD (5.9%), and Sweden by 37.54 million USD (3.9%). Overall, total imports increased by 2.18 billion USD (6.15%), while total exports rose by 1.83 billion USD (5.33%).

Overall, Brazil's total trade value in June 2026 reached 62.8 billion USD, with exports totaling 36.28 billion USD (an increase of 4.52 billion USD or 14.25%) and imports at 26.52 billion USD (an increase of 2.45 billion USD or 10.16%). This indicates a robust growth in trade activity, particularly in exports, which have shown a significant year-on-year increase of 7.24 billion USD (24.94%).

In June 2026, Brazil's trade values showed significant month-on-month changes. Imports from China increased by 1 billion USD (14.78%), while imports from Germany rose by 270.11 million USD (22.98%). The United States also saw a modest increase of 259.12 million USD (8.07%). On the downside, imports from Russia dropped by 501.92 million USD (-37.97%), and Turkmenistan and Egypt experienced declines of 63.72 million USD (-54.22%) and 54.42 million USD (-26.94%) respectively. In exports, China led with a remarkable increase of 1.99 billion USD (19.28%), followed by the United States with an increase of 438.74 million USD (14.47%). Singapore also saw a significant rise of 406.83 million USD (87.99%). Conversely, exports to Portugal fell by 255.57 million USD (-43.32%), and Sweden and Peru experienced declines of 183.94 million USD (-75.66%) and 117.81 million USD (-28.43%) respectively.

Year-on-year analysis for June 2026 revealed that imports from China surged by 1.66 billion USD (27.07%), while South Korea and Mexico also saw increases of 300.13 million USD (68.97%) and 235.47 million USD (46.86%) respectively. However, imports from the United States decreased by 488.49 million USD (-12.34%). In exports, China again topped the list with an increase of 2.41 billion USD (24.43%), followed by India with a rise of 684.96 million USD (181.35%). Spain also saw a notable increase of 434.2 million USD (87.27%). On the downside, exports to Argentina fell by 291.98 million USD (-18.00%), and Malaysia and Nigeria experienced declines of 77.8 million USD (-23.58%) and 60.49 million USD (-50.00%) respectively.

In summary, Brazil's trade data for June 2026 indicates a robust increase in both exports and imports compared to the previous month and the same month last year. Total exports reached $36.28 billion, up by $4.52 billion (14.25%) month-on-month and $7.24 billion (24.94%) year-on-year. Imports totaled $26.52 billion, increasing by $2.45 billion (10.16%) month-on-month and $3.34 billion (14.41%) year-on-year. The trade surplus reflects a positive trend in Brazil's international commerce, particularly with key partners like China and the United States.

In June 2026, Brazil's trade values showed significant month-on-month changes. Imports from China increased by $1 billion (14.78%), while imports from Germany rose by $270.11 million (22.98%). The United States also saw an increase in imports by $259.12 million (8.07%). On the lower end, imports from Russia decreased by $501.92 million (-37.97%), and Turkmenistan saw a drop of $63.72 million (-54.22%). In terms of exports, China led with an increase of $1.99 billion (19.28%), followed by the United States with $438.74 million (14.47%). Singapore's exports surged by $406.83 million (87.99%). Conversely, exports to Portugal fell by $255.57 million (-43.32%), and Sweden's exports decreased by $183.94 million (-75.69%). Overall, total exports increased by $4.52 billion (14.25%), while imports rose by $2.45 billion (10.16%).

Year-on-year comparisons for June 2026 revealed notable trends. Imports from China increased by $1.66 billion (27.07%), with South Korea and Mexico also showing significant growth of $300.13 million (68.97%) and $235.47 million (46.86%), respectively. On the downside, imports from the United States decreased by $488.49 million (-12.34%). In exports, China again led with a $2.41 billion (24.43%) increase, while India saw a remarkable rise of $684.96 million (181.35%). Exports to Spain also increased by $434.2 million (87.27%). However, exports to Argentina fell by $291.98 million (-18.00%). Overall, total exports increased by $7.24 billion (24.94%), while imports rose by $3.34 billion (14.41%).

In summary, Saudi Arabia's total trade in May 2026 experienced a significant decline, with imports totaling 67.76 billion SAR (down by 7.99 billion SAR or -10.55% MoM and down by 13.17 billion SAR or -16.28% YoY) and exports at 22.89 billion SAR (down by 8.64 billion SAR or -27.40% MoM and down by 8.23 billion SAR or -26.45% YoY). The overall trade flow indicates a challenging month for both imports and exports, with notable declines in key regions and trade flows.

In May 2026, Saudi Arabia's imports saw a significant decline of 7.99 billion SAR, resulting in a total trade value of 67.76 billion SAR, which is a decrease of approximately 10.55% compared to the previous month. The top three regions for imports were Ras Alkhair Port (1.85 billion SAR, with an infinite percentage change due to a previous low), Jazan Industrial City Sea Port (2.57 billion SAR, up by 1.24 billion SAR or 93.09%), and Ras Tannorah Port (1.67 billion SAR, up by 867.99 million SAR or 108.19%). Conversely, the bottom three were King Abdulaziz International Airport (8 billion SAR, down by 7.85 billion SAR or -49.53%), King Khalid International Airport (10.77 billion SAR, down by 2.1 billion SAR or -16.32%), and Jeddah Islamic Sea Port (24.22 billion SAR, down by 1.29 billion SAR or -5.06%). For exports, the total value was 22.89 billion SAR, down by 8.64 billion SAR or -27.40%. The leading export regions were Yanbu Port (1.08 billion SAR, up by 273.12 million SAR or 33.92%), Rabigh Port (591.1 million SAR, up by 58.87 million SAR or 11.06%), and Haditha (1.01 billion SAR, up by 49.8 million SAR or 5.16%). The lowest performing export regions included King Abdulaziz International Airport (2.91 billion SAR, down by 2.08 billion SAR or -41.71%), Jeddah Islamic Sea Port (5.58 billion SAR, down by 1.75 billion SAR or -23.89%), and King Khalid International Airport (3.13 billion SAR, down by 1.73 billion SAR or -35.52%).

Year-on-year, imports in May 2026 showed a mixed performance. The total import value was 67.76 billion SAR, down by 13.17 billion SAR or -16.28%. The top three regions for imports were Jeddah Islamic Sea Port (24.22 billion SAR, up by 6.72 billion SAR or 38.42%), Jazan Industrial City Sea Port (2.57 billion SAR, up by 2.57 billion SAR, an infinite percentage change), and Ras Alkhair Port (1.85 billion SAR, up by 1.79 billion SAR or 25.76%). The bottom three were King Abdulaziz Port (1.45 billion SAR, down by 19.93 billion SAR or -93.23%), Riyadh (Dry Port) (167.57 million SAR, down by 2.39 billion SAR or -93.45%), and Jizan Port (251.46 million SAR, down by 1.11 billion SAR or -81.49%). For exports, the total value was 22.89 billion SAR, down by 8.23 billion SAR or -26.45%. The leading export regions were Jeddah Islamic Sea Port (5.58 billion SAR, up by 2.23 billion SAR or 66.45%), Yanbu Port (1.08 billion SAR, up by 825.6 million SAR or 326.60%), and Al Rragey (531.52 million SAR, with an infinite percentage change). The lowest performing export regions included King Fahad Industrial Port (767.63 million SAR, down by 5.33 billion SAR or -87.41%), Ras Alkhair Port (31.65 million SAR, down by 2.35 billion SAR or -98.67%), and King Abdulaziz Port (138.24 million SAR, down by 2.14 billion SAR or -93.94%).

In summary, Saudi Arabia's total trade value in May 2026 was 161.54 billion SAR, with exports totaling 93.78 billion SAR (a decrease of 7.4 billion SAR or 7.31% month-on-month) and imports at 67.76 billion SAR (a decrease of 7.99 billion SAR or 10.55% month-on-month). Year-on-year, total exports increased by 3.33 billion SAR (3.68%), while imports decreased by 13.17 billion SAR (16.28%). The overall trade dynamics reflect a complex interplay of rising export revenues, particularly in oil, against a backdrop of geopolitical tensions and potential blockades.

In May 2026, Saudi Arabia's imports saw a significant increase in trade values, with Egypt leading the way at 5.67 billion SAR, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 2.19 billion SAR (approximately 62.91%). The United States followed with 7.22 billion SAR, up by 1.76 billion SAR (32.24%). Somalia also showed a remarkable increase, with imports rising by 381.97 million SAR (497.48%). On the downside, imports from China dropped significantly by 7.38 billion SAR (33.09%), while Japan and Switzerland also experienced declines of 1.32 billion SAR (46.90%) and 960.27 million SAR (29.47%), respectively. For exports, Egypt again topped the list with 4.88 billion SAR, increasing by 1.66 billion SAR (51.41%). Togo had a notable rise of 1.05 billion SAR (540.10%), and other Asian countries saw an increase of 853.76 million SAR (46.76%). Conversely, exports to China fell by 3.8 billion SAR (24.72%), with the United Arab Emirates and the Philippines also experiencing declines of 3.78 billion SAR (35.06%) and 2.03 billion SAR (93.78%), respectively.

Year-on-year, imports from Egypt surged to 5.67 billion SAR, marking an increase of 3.66 billion SAR (182.26%). The United States also saw a rise to 7.22 billion SAR, up by 1.17 billion SAR (19.41%). Russia's imports increased by 806.17 million SAR (103.13%). However, imports from China fell sharply by 8.44 billion SAR (36.13%), with Japan and Oman also experiencing declines of 2.11 billion SAR (58.51%) and 900.4 million SAR (62.64%), respectively. On the export side, Singapore led with 3.95 billion SAR, an increase of 2.77 billion SAR (235.30%). Egypt followed with 4.88 billion SAR, up by 1.9 billion SAR (63.84%), and Malta saw an increase of 1.75 billion SAR (70.40%). In contrast, exports to the United Arab Emirates decreased by 3.13 billion SAR (30.93%), with Bahrain and the United States also seeing declines of 1.65 billion SAR (63.04%) and 1.34 billion SAR (36.34%), respectively.

Overall, the total trade values for Saudi Arabia in May 2026 indicate a mixed performance. Exports totaled 93.78 billion SAR, with a slight year-on-year increase but a month-on-month decline. Imports totaled 67.76 billion SAR, showing a significant year-on-year decrease and a month-on-month drop as well. The total trade flow reflects a challenging environment for imports, while exports are stabilizing despite recent fluctuations.

In May 2026, Saudi Arabia's trade flow showed a decline in both exports and imports compared to the previous month. Exports decreased by 7.4 billion SAR, reflecting a month-on-month change of -0.0731, while imports fell by 7.99 billion SAR, with a more significant month-on-month change of -0.1055. The top three highest export values were 93.78 billion SAR, while the lowest was the decrease of 7.4 billion SAR. For imports, the highest value was 67.76 billion SAR, and the lowest was the decrease of 7.99 billion SAR.

Year on year, exports showed a positive trend with an increase of 3.33 billion SAR, translating to a growth rate of 0.0368. In contrast, imports experienced a significant decline of 13.17 billion SAR, with a year-on-year change of -0.1628. The top three highest export values were again 93.78 billion SAR, while the lowest was the increase of 3.33 billion SAR. For imports, the highest value was 67.76 billion SAR, and the lowest was the decrease of 13.17 billion SAR.

In summary, Ireland's trade in May 2026 showed a mixed performance. Total imports were €13.07 billion, down slightly by €100.28 million (-0.76%) from the previous month but up €2.33 billion (+21.64%) year-on-year. Exports, however, faced a significant decline, totaling €16.46 billion, down €2.05 billion (-11.05%) month-on-month and down €6.87 billion (-29.44%) year-on-year. The overall trade balance reflects these changes, with imports increasing while exports have decreased significantly, indicating potential challenges ahead, particularly in light of external factors such as trade policies and market conditions.

In May 2026, Ireland's imports totaled €13.07 billion, reflecting a slight decrease of €100.28 million (approximately -0.76%). The most significant month-on-month increases in imports were from France (€1.18 billion, up €355.58 million, +43.05%), Poland (€350.01 million, up €171.28 million, +95.83%), and Canada (€163.66 million, up €106.3 million, +185.31%). Conversely, the largest declines were seen in imports from Other Asia, nes (€665.13 million, down €235.64 million, -26.16%), Switzerland (€195.31 million, down €193.44 million, -49.76%), and Japan (€250.98 million, down €185.35 million, -42.43%). Exports for the same month reached €16.46 billion, down €2.05 billion (-11.05%). The top month-on-month increases in exports were to Belgium (€657.88 million, up €155.1 million, +30.81%), Unclassified (€776.04 million, up €146.42 million, +23.24%), and Germany (€1.29 billion, up €142.49 million, +12.37%). The largest decreases were from the Netherlands (€1.76 billion, down €846.07 million, -32.50%), China (€750.91 million, down €582.02 million, -43.64%), and the United States (€4.71 billion, down €437.58 million, -8.51%).

Year-on-year, imports in May 2026 totaled €13.07 billion, an increase of €2.33 billion (+21.64%). The most notable increases were from Other Asia, nes (€665.13 million, up €419.92 million, +171.24%), France (€1.18 billion, up €358.51 million, +43.56%), and China (€1.17 billion, up €263.16 million, +29.82%). The largest declines were from the United States (€1.6 billion, down €113.61 million, -6.63%), Hungary (€34.29 million, down €42.88 million, -55.57%), and Turkey (€86.99 million, down €37.47 million, -30.01%). Exports for the same period were €16.46 billion, a decrease of €6.87 billion (-29.44%). The top increases were to the United Kingdom (€2.1 billion, up €303.49 million, +16.85%), Germany (€1.29 billion, up €292.54 million, +29.21%), and Hungary (€347.95 million, up €262.12 million, +300.54%). The largest declines were from the United States (€4.71 billion, down €5.86 billion, -55.45%), the Netherlands (€1.76 billion, down €725.48 million, -29.20%), and Belgium (€657.88 million, down €353.79 million, -34.94%).

Overall, Norway's total trade value for June 2026 reached 254.64B NOK, with imports totaling 96.37B NOK (an increase of 852.12M NOK or 0.89%) and exports totaling 158.27B NOK (an increase of 154.86M NOK or 0.1%). The trade surplus remains robust, reflecting a positive trend in exports despite some declines in specific markets.

In June 2026, Norway's imports saw a significant increase, with the highest value change recorded from Canada at 2.63B NOK, reflecting a month-on-month growth of approximately 93%. Ireland and Belgium also showed strong increases, with 1.51B NOK and 3.07B NOK respectively, indicating growth rates of 169% and 38%. On the downside, imports from Thailand dropped sharply by 4.28B NOK, a decrease of 88%, while the Netherlands and Switzerland also experienced declines of 529.17M NOK and 342.95M NOK respectively. In terms of exports, the Netherlands led with a remarkable increase of 3.24B NOK (25%), followed by Italy and Japan with increases of 2.08B NOK and 1.85B NOK, representing growth rates of 165% and 199% respectively. Conversely, exports to the United Kingdom and Germany saw declines of 3.02B NOK and 2.03B NOK, with decreases of 11% and 8% respectively.

Year-on-year analysis for June 2026 shows that imports from Belgium increased by 1.38B NOK, a growth of 82%, while Sweden and China also reported increases of 1.38B NOK and 1.08B NOK respectively, with growth rates of 15% and 10%. On the other hand, imports from Thailand and Germany saw declines of 1.29B NOK and 1.09B NOK, representing decreases of 68% and 10%. In exports, the United Kingdom experienced the highest growth with an increase of 5.76B NOK (33%), followed by Japan and Belgium with increases of 2.12B NOK and 2.04B NOK, reflecting growth rates of 324% and 27%. However, exports to Germany and Sweden faced significant declines of 7.36B NOK and 211.1M NOK, with decreases of 23% and 2% respectively.

Overall, Norway's trade dynamics in June 2026 indicate a stable growth in both imports and exports. The total trade value for imports was 94.82 billion NOK, with a slight month-on-month increase, while exports reached 158.2 billion NOK, showing a modest growth as well. Year-on-year, imports increased by 3.63 billion NOK, and exports surged by 17.54 billion NOK, highlighting a robust trade performance despite some declines in specific partner countries.

In June 2026, Norway's imports saw a total trade value of 94.82 billion NOK, with a month-on-month increase of 693.44 million NOK, reflecting a slight growth of 0.0074%. The top three countries contributing to this increase were Canada (1.27 billion NOK), Ireland (950.1 million NOK), and Belgium (847.89 million NOK). Conversely, the bottom three countries with the largest declines were Thailand (-4.28 billion NOK), the Netherlands (-529.17 million NOK), and Switzerland (-342.94 million NOK). On the exports side, Norway's total trade value reached 158.2 billion NOK, with a modest month-on-month increase of 146.36 million NOK, or 0.0009%. The leading contributors to this growth were the Netherlands (3.24 billion NOK), Italy (2.08 billion NOK), and Japan (1.85 billion NOK). The countries with the most significant declines included the United Kingdom (-3.02 billion NOK), Germany (-2.03 billion NOK), and Sweden (-1.84 billion NOK).

Year-on-year, Norway's imports totaled 94.82 billion NOK, reflecting an increase of 3.63 billion NOK, or 0.0398%. The top contributors to this growth were Belgium (1.38 billion NOK), Sweden (1.38 billion NOK), and China (1.08 billion NOK). The countries with the largest declines were Thailand (-1.29 billion NOK), Germany (-1.09 billion NOK), and Poland (-738.66 million NOK). On the exports front, Norway's total trade value was 158.2 billion NOK, with a significant year-on-year increase of 17.54 billion NOK, or 0.1247%. The top contributors to this growth were the United Kingdom (5.76 billion NOK), Japan (2.12 billion NOK), and Belgium (2.04 billion NOK). The countries with the largest declines included Germany (-7.36 billion NOK), Portugal (-396.76 million NOK), and Sweden (-211.1 million NOK).

In April 2026, Denmark's total trade value was 158.98B DKK, with exports at 85.6B DKK (down 2.66B DKK, -3.01%) and imports at 73.38B DKK (down 6.98B DKK, -8.69%). The overall trade flow indicates a significant decrease in both imports and exports compared to the previous month, reflecting potential impacts from recent geopolitical developments and economic adjustments.

In April 2026, Denmark's trade values showed significant fluctuations. For imports, the highest increases were seen with Confidential imports at 1.99B DKK (up 734.21M DKK, 58.39%), followed by the United Kingdom at 1.65B DKK (up 457.4M DKK, 38.47%), and Czechia at 2.31B DKK (up 454.11M DKK, 24.53%). Conversely, the largest declines were from Germany at 14.63B DKK (down 1.91B DKK, -11.54%), China at 4.9B DKK (down 1.19B DKK, -19.55%), and the United States at 2.03B DKK (down 883.63M DKK, -30.38%). For exports, the top increases were from Singapore at 1.05B DKK (up 794.1M DKK, 311.88%), Finland at 2.84B DKK (up 789.47M DKK, 38.52%), and the Netherlands at 6.07B DKK (up 696.51M DKK, 12.97%). The largest decreases were from Norway at 4.57B DKK (down 1.08B DKK, -19.14%), Germany at 10.3B DKK (down 1.06B DKK, -9.36%), and Confidential exports at 13.14B DKK (down 864.01M DKK, -6.17%).

Year on year, imports showed a mixed performance. The top increases were from Confidential imports at 1.99B DKK (up 1.17B DKK, 141.20%), Sweden at 9.48B DKK (up 1.01B DKK, 11.96%), and Germany at 14.63B DKK (up 723.16M DKK, 5.20%). The largest declines were from South Korea at 374.89M DKK (down 1.45B DKK, -79.50%), the United States at 2.03B DKK (down 1.41B DKK, -41.09%), and the United Kingdom at 1.65B DKK (down 447.49M DKK, -21.37%). For exports, the highest increases were from Finland at 2.84B DKK (up 1.6B DKK, 129.92%), the Netherlands at 6.07B DKK (up 1.45B DKK, 31.48%), and the United Kingdom at 4.6B DKK (up 1.45B DKK, 46.20%). The largest declines were from Confidential exports at 13.14B DKK (down 820.25M DKK, -5.83%), the Marshall Islands at 162.79M DKK (down 424.36M DKK, -72.27%), and Chinese Taipei at 233.09M DKK (down 288.75M DKK, -55.33%).

In summary, Portugal's total trade in May 2026 showed a decline in both imports and exports compared to the previous month, with imports decreasing by 232.99M EUR (-2.65%) and exports by 165.21M EUR (-2.49%). However, on a year-on-year basis, both imports and exports increased, with imports up by 524.26M EUR (+6.52%) and exports by 344.4M EUR (+5.63%). The overall trade flow indicates a positive trend in the long term despite the recent monthly declines.

In May 2026, Portugal's imports saw a total trade value of 8.56B EUR, which represents a decrease of 232.99M EUR (-2.65%) compared to the previous month. The highest increase in imports was observed in Lisbon with a value of 2.2B EUR, increasing by 52.98M EUR (2.46%). Other notable increases were in Loures (246.81M EUR, +38.66M EUR, +18.57%) and Matosinhos (148.21M EUR, +20.64M EUR, +16.18%). Conversely, the largest decreases were in Oeiras (879.04M EUR, -114.52M EUR, -11.53%), Ílhavo (54.84M EUR, -27.5M EUR, -33.40%), and Amateur (97.23M EUR, -23.21M EUR, -19.19%). For exports, the total trade value was 6.47B EUR, down by 165.21M EUR (-2.49%). The top increases were in Palmela (503.44M EUR, +85.41M EUR, +20.84%), Lisbon (978.83M EUR, +83.7M EUR, +9.36%), and Viana do Castelo (154.78M EUR, +35.15M EUR, +29.37%). The largest decreases were in Braga (69.31M EUR, -133.89M EUR, -65.89%), Loures (109.73M EUR, -55.1M EUR, -33.34%), and Sines (18.59M EUR, -25.95M EUR, -58.26%).

Year on year, imports in May 2026 totaled 8.56B EUR, reflecting an increase of 524.26M EUR (+6.52%). The most significant growth was in Lisbon (2.2B EUR, +526.3M EUR, +31.37%), followed by Azambuja (167.52M EUR, +56.77M EUR, +51.26%) and Matosinhos (148.21M EUR, +21.96M EUR, +17.39%). The largest declines were in Maya (170.3M EUR, -29M EUR, -14.55%), Ponta Delgada (4.89M EUR, -27M EUR, -84.66%), and Vila Nova de Famalicão (134.28M EUR, -25.18M EUR, -15.18%). Exports reached 6.47B EUR, up by 344.4M EUR (+5.63%). The highest increases were in Lisbon (978.83M EUR, +280.87M EUR, +40.24%), Palmela (503.44M EUR, +91.63M EUR, +22.25%), and Viana do Castelo (154.78M EUR, +41.33M EUR, +36.43%). The largest decreases were in Braga (69.31M EUR, -124.11M EUR, -64.17%), Vila Nova de Famalicão (221.66M EUR, -22.94M EUR, -9.93%), and Vila do Conde (65.49M EUR, -18.23M EUR, -21.72%).

In May 2026, Portugal's total trade value was 17.45B EUR, with imports at 10.13B EUR and exports at 7.32B EUR. Month on month, total trade decreased by 237.09M EUR (-1.36%), with imports down by 154.4M EUR (-1.5%) and exports down by 82.69M EUR (-1.11%). Year on year, total trade increased by 200.45M EUR (1.16%), with imports down by 102.73M EUR (-1.01%) and exports up by 303.18M EUR (4.32%).

In May 2026, Portugal's imports from Brazil saw a significant increase of 203.39M EUR, representing a 66.34% rise compared to the previous month. The Republic of the Congo and Angola also experienced notable increases in imports, with changes of 99.91M EUR (901.86%) and 96.52M EUR (19.74%) respectively. On the other hand, imports from Algeria dropped sharply by 150.7M EUR (-91.6%), while France and Azerbaijan saw decreases of 100.82M EUR (-12.73%) and 90.24M EUR (-53.78%) respectively. In terms of exports, Germany led with an increase of 130.35M EUR (15.25%), followed by 'Other' countries with 50.62M EUR (27.27%) and Belgium with 41.87M EUR (20.12%). Conversely, exports to Turkey fell by 96.06M EUR (-60.02%), with France and the United Kingdom also experiencing declines of 53.37M EUR (-6.03%) and 49.43M EUR (-14.43%).

Year on year, imports from Brazil increased by 303.64M EUR (147.14%), while imports from Spain rose by 235.69M EUR (7.66%). The Republic of the Congo and Angola also saw significant increases of 99.71M EUR (323.84%) and 94.98M EUR (14.77%) respectively. However, imports from Ireland dropped by 372.61M EUR (-80.31%), with the Netherlands and Nigeria also experiencing declines of 243.24M EUR (-26.49%) and 159.77M EUR (-77.58%). In exports, Germany's exports increased by 123.76M EUR (14.37%), while 'Other' countries and Belgium saw increases of 95.07M EUR (67.34%) and 87.96M EUR (54.30%). On the downside, exports to France decreased by 36.74M EUR (-4.21%), with the United States and Turkey also seeing declines of 31.13M EUR (-7.04%) and 28.8M EUR (-31.04%).

Overall, Argentina's total trade value in June 2026 was 15.91B USD, with imports totaling 6.86B USD (up 733.11M USD or 11.96% MoM) and exports at 9.05B USD (down 522.83M USD or -5.46% MoM). Year on year, total trade increased by 2.25B USD, with imports up 465.23M USD (7.27%) and exports up 1.78B USD (24.46%).

In June 2026, Argentina's imports saw a significant increase, with the highest growth coming from China, which rose by 351.86M USD (30.61%). The United States followed closely with an increase of 329.14M USD (65.89%). Trinidad and Tobago also contributed positively with a rise of 185.67M USD (13.15%). On the downside, imports from Paraguay decreased by 108.23M USD (-19.59%), while Mexico and Thailand saw declines of 63.9M USD (-41.77%) and 54.9M USD (-28.56%) respectively. In exports, India led with a growth of 241.54M USD (52.34%), followed by Uruguay with 153.44M USD (119.21%) and Ecuador with 70.8M USD (113.75%). Conversely, exports to China dropped significantly by 560.37M USD (-37.43%), with Australia and Egypt also experiencing declines of 164.47M USD (-82.27%) and 163.33M USD (-83.33%).

Year on year, imports from the United States increased by 234.32M USD (39.42%), while imports from China rose by 211.1M USD (16.36%). Paraguay also saw a positive change of 110.94M USD (33.28%). However, imports from Brazil decreased by 274.38M USD (-16.22%), with Russia and Vietnam also showing declines of 50.29M USD (-85.45%) and 45.07M USD (-36.44%) respectively. In exports, India experienced a remarkable increase of 436.82M USD (164.08%), with Brazil and the United States following with increases of 434.75M USD (58.78%) and 379.26M USD (79.56%). On the contrary, exports to Confidential entities saw a drastic drop of 1.97B USD (-88.99%), with Iran and Switzerland also experiencing declines of 78.46M USD and 37.78M USD (-14.89%).

In summary, Colombia's trade values in May 2026 showed a mixed performance. Total exports reached 5.26 billion USD, increasing by 601.83 million USD (12.92%), while total imports were 6.79 billion USD, up by 75.98 million USD (1.13%). The trade balance indicates a growing export sector, particularly in products like coffee and coal, while imports from key partners like the United States and China also saw significant increases. However, some areas, particularly in imports, showed declines, indicating potential challenges in specific sectors.

In May 2026, Colombia's trade values showed significant month-on-month changes. Imports from the United States reached 1.76 billion USD, increasing by 217.03 million USD (14.05%). China followed with 1.83 billion USD, up by 107.4 million USD (6.24%). South Korea's imports rose by 26.73 million USD (21.38%) to 151.77 million USD. On the lower end, Japan saw a decrease of 60 million USD (-29.07%) in imports, while Colombia's own imports dropped by 58.15 million USD (-34.78%). The total imports increased slightly by 75.98 million USD (1.13%). Exports were more dynamic, with Peru leading at 375.07 million USD, up by 193.39 million USD (106.49%). The Netherlands also saw a significant increase of 156.16 million USD (122.67%) to 285.2 million USD. However, Panama's exports fell by 145.06 million USD (-34.55%). Overall, total exports increased by 601.83 million USD (12.92%).

Year-on-year comparisons for May 2026 revealed notable trends. Imports from the United States increased by 237.87 million USD (15.61%) to 1.76 billion USD, while imports from China rose by 206.12 million USD (12.86%) to 1.83 billion USD. Brazil's imports also increased by 60.81 million USD (19.36%). Conversely, imports from Belgium decreased by 48.29 million USD (-55.56%), and Colombia's own imports fell by 29.65 million USD (-21.36%). Total imports increased by 650.02 million USD (10.59%). Exports showed a robust performance, with Peru's exports up by 279.45 million USD (295.56%) to 375.07 million USD. Italy's exports increased by 234.74 million USD (334.56%). However, Ecuador's exports fell by 78.84 million USD (-53.73%). Overall, total exports increased by 806.26 million USD (18.10%).