Data Insights

In summary, China's total trade value for April 2026 reached 634.05B USD, with exports totaling 359.44B USD (up by 38.41B USD, 11.96% increase) and imports at 274.61B USD (up by 4.71B USD, 1.75% increase). The overall trade flow indicates a positive trend in exports, particularly to major partners like the United States and Hong Kong, while imports showed mixed results with significant increases from Brazil and Vietnam but declines from certain regions like Hong Kong and Iraq.

In April 2026, China's trade values showed significant month-on-month changes across various dimensions. For imports, Brazil led with a trade value of 10.76B USD, reflecting a substantial increase of 3.04B USD (39.42% increase). Vietnam followed closely with 11.06B USD, up by 1.99B USD (21.89% increase). South Korea also saw a rise, reaching 25.22B USD, an increase of 1.77B USD (7.53% increase). On the lower end, Hong Kong's imports dropped to 4.51B USD, down by 1.79B USD (-28.41% decrease), while Iraq's imports fell sharply to 263.57M USD, a decrease of 1.65B USD (-86.22% decrease). For exports, the United States topped the list with 36.76B USD, an increase of 7.31B USD (24.83% increase). Indonesia and Brazil also saw increases, reaching 8.48B USD and 7.84B USD respectively. Conversely, Hong Kong's exports decreased to 38.1B USD, down by 1.22B USD (-3.10% decrease).

Year-on-year comparisons for April 2026 revealed notable trends. In imports, South Korea led with a trade value of 25.22B USD, up by 9.68B USD (62.30% increase). China itself saw a significant increase to 18.29B USD, up by 6.51B USD (55.36% increase). Switzerland also performed well with 11.26B USD, an increase of 6.38B USD (128.07% increase). On the downside, Iraq's imports plummeted to 263.57M USD, down by 2.29B USD (-89.43% decrease). In exports, Hong Kong's exports reached 38.1B USD, up by 11.7B USD (44.30% increase), followed by Vietnam at 21.43B USD, an increase of 4.24B USD (24.66% increase). The United States also saw a rise to 36.76B USD, up by 3.74B USD (11.33% increase). However, the United Arab Emirates faced a decline, with exports dropping to 2.38B USD, down by 3.43B USD (-59.00% decrease).

In summary, the United States experienced a slight decline in total trade values in April 2026, with imports totaling 297.38 billion USD (down 1.66 billion USD) and exports at 209.22 billion USD (down 3.46 billion USD). Year-on-year, both imports and exports showed significant growth, with imports increasing by 23.49 billion USD and exports by 28.98 billion USD. The trade flow dynamics indicate a robust recovery in trade values compared to the previous year, despite the recent month-on-month declines.

In April 2026, the total trade value for the United States saw a slight decrease of 1.66 billion USD in imports, resulting in a total of 297.38 billion USD, which is a decrease of approximately 0.56%. Exports also experienced a decline, with a total of 209.22 billion USD, down by 3.46 billion USD or 1.63%. **Imports:** The top three countries with the highest month-on-month increases in imports were Thailand (1.61 billion USD, 13.57%), Canada (950.88 million USD, 2.81%), and South Korea (702.15 million USD, 5.5%). Conversely, the largest decreases were seen from China (-1.01 billion USD, -5.08%), Belgium (-826.91 million USD, -29.79%), and the United Kingdom (-678.51 million USD, -11.47%). **Exports:** For exports, the most significant increases were from Mexico (2.56 billion USD, 7.98%), the Netherlands (1.74 billion USD, 18.7%), and Malaysia (954.05 million USD, 36.8%). The largest declines were from the United Kingdom (-4.23 billion USD, -34.78%), Canada (-1.79 billion USD, -6.58%), and Switzerland (-1.71 billion USD, -17.93%).

Year-on-year, the total trade value for imports increased by 23.49 billion USD, or 8.58%, totaling 297.38 billion USD. Exports saw a more substantial increase of 28.98 billion USD, or 16.0%, reaching 209.22 billion USD. **Imports:** The top three countries with the highest year-on-year increases were Chinese Taipei (9.45 billion USD, 650.03%), Mexico (8.88 billion USD, 21.35%), and Thailand (6.51 billion USD, 94.1%). The largest decreases were from Ireland (-6.2 billion USD, -57.34%), China (-6.12 billion USD, -24.52%), and India (-1.78 billion USD, -17.86%). **Exports:** The most significant increases in exports were from Mexico (7.42 billion USD, 27.36%), the Netherlands (3.04 billion USD, 38.03%), and Canada (2.79 billion USD, 12.38%). The largest declines were from the United Kingdom (-1.03 billion USD, -11.43%), Spain (-745.11 million USD, -28.3%), and Hong Kong (-685.35 million USD, -11.47%).

In summary, the total trade value for the United States in April 2026 showed a slight decline in both imports and exports compared to the previous month, with imports totaling 300.46 billion USD and exports at 218 billion USD. Year-on-year, both imports and exports experienced significant growth, with imports increasing by 24.37 billion USD and exports by 29.4 billion USD. The overall trade flow indicates a healthy growth trend despite the recent month-on-month declines.

In April 2026, the total trade value for the United States saw a slight decrease of 1.83 billion USD in imports, resulting in a total of 300.46 billion USD, which is a 0.006% decline from the previous month. Exports also experienced a decline of 3.4 billion USD, totaling 218 billion USD, marking a 0.015% decrease. For imports, the top three countries with the highest month-on-month increases were Thailand (1.6 billion USD, 13.49% increase), Canada (938.83 million USD, 2.75% increase), and South Korea (710.89 million USD, 5.53% increase). Conversely, the largest decreases were seen from China (-1.07 billion USD, -5.13%), Belgium (-827.5 million USD, -29.73%), and the United Kingdom (-681.53 million USD, -11.39%). In terms of exports, Mexico led with an increase of 2.57 billion USD (7.83%), followed by the Netherlands (1.76 billion USD, 18.59%) and Malaysia (969.81 million USD, 36.46%). The largest declines were from the United Kingdom (-4.32 billion USD, -34.46%), China (-1.71 billion USD, -15.38%), and Canada (-1.7 billion USD, -5.40%).

Year-on-year, imports increased by 24.37 billion USD, representing an 8.83% growth, totaling 300.46 billion USD. Exports saw a significant increase of 29.4 billion USD, a 15.59% rise, bringing the total to 218 billion USD. For imports, the top five countries with the highest year-on-year increases were Chinese Taipei (9.49 billion USD, 64.96%), Mexico (8.82 billion USD, 21.07%), and Thailand (6.53 billion USD, 93.83%). The largest decreases were from Ireland (-6.2 billion USD, -57.06%), China (-5.59 billion USD, -22.02%), and India (-1.77 billion USD, -17.64%). In exports, Mexico again led with an increase of 7.5 billion USD (26.93%), followed by the Netherlands (3.09 billion USD, 37.81%) and Canada (2.56 billion USD, 9.43%). The largest declines were from the United Kingdom (-1.03 billion USD, -11.19%), Spain (-746.69 million USD, -27.84%), and Hong Kong (-668.46 million USD, -10.76%).

Overall, the total trade value for the United States in April 2026 was 495.35B USD, with imports at 289.67B USD and exports at 205.68B USD. While imports saw a slight decline month on month, they experienced a significant year on year increase. Exports also faced a month on month decrease but showed strong growth compared to the previous year.

In April 2026, the total trade value for imports decreased slightly by 1.24B USD, reflecting a 0.0043% decline. Imports from Thailand saw the highest increase of 1.55B USD (13.59%), while imports from Belgium experienced the largest drop of 821.95M USD (-29.93%). Exports also fell by 3.04B USD, a 1.46% decrease, with Mexico leading the increase at 2.59B USD (8.11%), while the United Kingdom faced the largest decline of 4.22B USD (-35.15%).

Year on year, imports increased by 21.86B USD (8.16%), with Chinese Taipei showing the most significant growth of 9.2B USD (64.15%). Conversely, imports from Ireland dropped by 6.19B USD (-58.08%). Exports surged by 27.98B USD (15.65%), with Mexico again leading at 7.41B USD (27.33%), while exports to the United Kingdom fell by 1.1B USD (-12.31%).

In February 2026, Germany's total trade value reached 243.76 billion EUR, with exports amounting to 132.05 billion EUR (an increase of 10.58 billion EUR or 8.7% from the previous month) and imports totaling 111.71 billion EUR (up by 6.66 billion EUR or 6.3%). Year on year, total trade saw a modest increase, with exports rising by 2.08 billion EUR (1.6%) and imports increasing by 110.46 million EUR (0.1%). Overall, the trade balance remains a concern as imports continue to grow at a faster rate than exports, reflecting the ongoing trade imbalances highlighted in recent news.

In February 2026, Germany's imports from Italy increased significantly by 1.34 billion EUR, reflecting a 26.5% rise, while imports from Poland and the Netherlands also saw notable increases of 957.59 million EUR (17.2%) and 912.83 million EUR (14.6%) respectively. Conversely, imports from China decreased by 440.08 million EUR (-3.1%), with Ireland and South Africa also experiencing declines of 426.83 million EUR (-21.1%) and 326.15 million EUR (-27.9%). On the export side, the Netherlands led with an increase of 677.86 million EUR (7.9%), followed by France with 635.89 million EUR (6.7%) and Poland with 595.12 million EUR (7.4%). However, exports to Japan fell by 140.05 million EUR (-8.8%), Greece by 116.63 million EUR (-14.0%), and Vietnam by 87.55 million EUR (-29.2%).

Year on year, Germany's imports from France rose by 808.29 million EUR (14.9%), with imports from China increasing by 790.81 million EUR (6.1%) and the United States by 443.44 million EUR (6.4%). On the downside, imports from Switzerland decreased by 682.34 million EUR (-13.4%), with the Rest of the World and Ireland also seeing declines of 645.16 million EUR (-19.3%) and 481.73 million EUR (-23.2%) respectively. For exports, Poland's exports increased by 624.06 million EUR (7.8%), while the Rest of the World saw a significant rise of 584.25 million EUR (281.3%). Exports to Spain also grew by 523.82 million EUR (11.3%). However, exports to the United States dropped by 2.02 billion EUR (-14.4%), Japan by 1.03 billion EUR (-41.3%), and China by 779.27 million EUR (-12.0%).

In summary, Germany's trade values in February 2026 showed a robust increase in both imports and exports compared to the previous month and the same month last year. Total exports reached 132.05 billion EUR, marking a month-on-month increase of 10.58 billion EUR (8.71%) and a year-on-year increase of 2.08 billion EUR (1.60%). Imports totaled 112.74 billion EUR, with a month-on-month increase of 6.83 billion EUR (6.45%) and a year-on-year increase of 290.2 million EUR (0.26%).

In February 2026, Germany's trade values showed significant month-on-month changes. Imports from Italy increased by 1.34 billion EUR (26.41%), while imports from Poland rose by 957.6 million EUR (17.17%). Conversely, imports from China decreased by 448.24 million EUR (-3.08%), and imports from Ireland fell by 428 million EUR (-21.15%). In exports, the Netherlands led with an increase of 690.77 million EUR (8.03%), followed by France with 600.45 million EUR (6.32%). However, exports to Japan saw a decline of 140 million EUR (-8.74%). Overall, total exports increased by 10.58 billion EUR (8.71%), while imports rose by 6.83 billion EUR (6.45%).

Year-on-year analysis for February 2026 revealed that imports from France increased by 850.53 million EUR (15.69%), and imports from China rose by 828.94 million EUR (6.23%). However, imports from Norway decreased by 1 billion EUR (-33.99%). In exports, Austria saw a rise of 747.36 million EUR (11.73%), while exports to the United States dropped by 2.02 billion EUR (-14.45%). Total exports increased by 2.08 billion EUR (1.60%), while imports saw a modest rise of 290.2 million EUR (0.26%).

In summary, Japan's trade values in March 2026 showed a robust increase in both imports and exports compared to the previous month and the same month last year. Total exports reached 10.98 trillion JPY, marking a 1.42 trillion JPY increase (14.86% MoM), while imports totaled 10.34 trillion JPY, up by 815.32 billion JPY (8.56% MoM). Year-on-year, exports increased by 1.13 trillion JPY (11.44%), and imports rose by 1.04 trillion JPY (11.19%). The trade balance reflects a positive trend despite the recent economic contraction news.

In March 2026, Japan's trade values showed significant month-on-month changes. Imports from the United States increased by 142.64 billion JPY (13.31%), while imports from South Korea surged by 122.27 billion JPY (34.32%). Chinese Taipei also saw a notable increase of 86.87 billion JPY (18.90%). On the downside, imports from China decreased by 35.41 billion JPY (-1.51%), and imports from Saudi Arabia fell by 26.03 billion JPY (-6.57%). In terms of exports, China led with an increase of 588.67 billion JPY (42.98%), followed by Chinese Taipei with 187.9 billion JPY (27.49%) and the United States with 187.46 billion JPY (10.66%). However, exports to the United Arab Emirates plummeted by 123.43 billion JPY (-58.27%). Overall, total exports rose by 1.42 trillion JPY (14.86%), while imports increased by 815.32 billion JPY (8.56%).

Year-on-year comparisons for March 2026 revealed that imports from China increased by 187.24 billion JPY (8.85%), and imports from the United States rose by 184.5 billion JPY (17.93%). Chinese Taipei also saw a significant increase of 131 billion JPY (31.54%). Conversely, imports from the United Arab Emirates decreased by 76.66 billion JPY (-18.05%). In exports, China again led with an increase of 294.34 billion JPY (17.67%), followed by Chinese Taipei with 185.64 billion JPY (27.06%) and the United Kingdom with 72.95 billion JPY (50.45%). However, exports to the United Arab Emirates fell by 79.67 billion JPY (-47.25%). Overall, total exports increased by 1.13 trillion JPY (11.44%), while imports rose by 1.04 trillion JPY (11.19%).

In summary, South Korea's total trade in April 2026 showed a mixed performance with imports increasing by 1.71B USD (2.84%) to 62.1B USD, while exports decreased by 758.44M USD (-0.88%) to 85.83B USD. Year-on-year, imports rose significantly by 8.77B USD (16.44%), and exports surged by 27.65B USD (47.53%). Overall, the trade balance reflects a robust import growth, while exports faced some challenges despite a strong annual increase.

In April 2026, South Korea's imports saw a total trade value of 62.1B USD, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 1.71B USD, which is a 2.84% rise. The top three countries contributing to this increase were China (15.58B USD, +1.47B USD, +10.42%), the United States (8.34B USD, +1.12B USD, +15.46%), and Malaysia (2.09B USD, +377.71M USD, +22.09%). Conversely, the bottom three were Japan (4.49B USD, -600.83M USD, -11.80%), Qatar (27.49M USD, -453.12M USD, -94.28%), and the Netherlands (1.09B USD, -419.96M USD, -27.62%). For exports, the total value was 85.83B USD, showing a decrease of 758.44M USD, or -0.88%. The leading countries for exports were China (17.67B USD, +1.09B USD, +6.51%), Vietnam (7.94B USD, +828.77M USD, +11.65%), and France (778.13M USD, +460.68M USD, +145.12%). The lowest performers were Hong Kong (5.54B USD, -2.31B USD, -29.43%), Chinese Taipei (5.56B USD, -734.66M USD, -11.66%), and the Netherlands (1.05B USD, -410.04M USD, -28.00%).

Year-on-year, imports totaled 62.1B USD, marking an increase of 8.77B USD, or 16.44%. The top contributors were China (15.58B USD, +3.08B USD, +24.66%), the United States (8.34B USD, +2.2B USD, +35.72%), and Chinese Taipei (3.31B USD, +992.03M USD, +42.79%). The bottom three were Qatar (27.49M USD, -916.5M USD, -97.09%), Kuwait (15.29M USD, -586.88M USD, -97.49%), and Iraq (611.87M USD, -304.7M USD, -33.23%). Exports reached 85.83B USD, with a significant increase of 27.65B USD, or 47.53%. The leading countries were China (17.67B USD, +6.79B USD, +62.45%), the United States (16.32B USD, +5.7B USD, +53.65%), and Vietnam (7.94B USD, +3.1B USD, +64.03%). The lowest were the United Arab Emirates (227.52M USD, -266.95M USD, -53.99%), Poland (795.6M USD, -162.99M USD, -17.00%), and Malta (277.75M USD, -136.27M USD, -32.93%).

In summary, Mexico's trade values in February 2026 showed a robust increase in both imports and exports compared to the previous month and the same month last year. Total exports reached 38.63B USD, up by 6.3B USD (19.48%) MoM, while total imports were 45.5B USD, increasing by 2.27B USD (5.26%) MoM. Year-on-year, total exports increased by 8.91B USD (29.99%), and total imports rose by 9.58B USD (26.67%).

In February 2026, Mexico's trade values showed significant month-on-month changes. Imports from the United States increased by 2.29B USD (17.31%), while imports from Chinese Taipei surged by 2.07B USD (39.09%). Conversely, imports from China decreased by 1.68B USD (-18.43%). Exports to the United States rose by 5.71B USD (20.31%), with South Korea seeing a remarkable increase of 418.21M USD (218.39%). However, exports to India fell by 125.65M USD (-58.40%). Overall, total exports increased by 6.3B USD (19.48%), while imports rose by 2.27B USD (5.26%).

Year-on-year analysis for February 2026 revealed that imports from Chinese Taipei increased by 5.99B USD (437.88%), while imports from the United States rose by 1.22B USD (8.54%). In contrast, imports from China decreased by 262.2M USD (-3.40%). Exports to the United States saw a significant increase of 7.77B USD (29.88%), with exports to South Korea rising by 407.77M USD (201.92%). However, exports to Hong Kong dropped by 95.45M USD (-58.99%). Total imports increased by 9.58B USD (26.67%), while total exports rose by 8.91B USD (29.99%).

Overall, Mexico's trade in February 2026 showed a total export value of 41.68 billion USD, reflecting an increase of 7.49 billion USD (21.91%) from the previous month, while imports totaled 46.55 billion USD, with a month-on-month increase of 2.27 billion USD (5.15%). Year-on-year, exports increased by 8.8 billion USD (26.76%), and imports rose by 9.23 billion USD (24.70%). The trade balance indicates a growing trade deficit, as imports continue to outpace exports significantly.

In February 2026, Mexico's trade values showed notable month-on-month changes. Imports from the United States increased significantly by 2.29 billion USD (16.33%), while imports from Chinese Taipei rose by 2.06 billion USD (39.03%). Canada also saw a substantial increase of 163.48 million USD (27.74%). On the downside, imports from China decreased by 1.48 billion USD (-16.77%), and Germany and Thailand experienced declines of 184.43 million USD (-14.27%) and 125.62 million USD (-10.34%), respectively. In exports, the United States led with a remarkable increase of 6.44 billion USD (21.80%), followed by South Korea with 435.37 million USD (177.36%). Germany also saw a rise of 243.43 million USD (122.96%). Conversely, exports to China fell by 106.56 million USD (-12.36%), and India and Japan saw decreases of 99.49 million USD (-46.10%) and 30.25 million USD (-23.42%), respectively.

Year-on-year analysis for February 2026 revealed significant changes in trade values. Imports from Chinese Taipei surged by 6 billion USD (441.70%), while imports from the United States increased by 1.21 billion USD (8.02%). Vietnam also saw a rise of 1.09 billion USD (92.88%). On the contrary, imports from China decreased by 254.92 million USD (-3.36%), and Brazil and Israel experienced declines of 87.06 million USD (-21.29%) and 67.34 million USD (-50.03%), respectively. In exports, the United States again led with an increase of 7.37 billion USD (25.76%), followed by South Korea with 445.17 million USD (188.89%). Exports to China rose by 326.92 million USD (76.32%). However, exports to Hong Kong and Japan fell by 97.93 million USD (-60.24%) and 78.13 million USD (-44.13%), respectively.

Overall, the Netherlands' trade in February 2026 showed a decrease in both imports and exports compared to the previous year, with total imports at 50.92B EUR and exports at 60.36B EUR. The total trade flow reflects a concerning trend, with imports down by 1.24B EUR and exports down by 1.14B EUR, indicating a potential slowdown in international commerce.

In February 2026, the Netherlands experienced a mixed trade flow with imports totaling 50.92B EUR, reflecting a decrease of 448M EUR (-0.87%) from the previous month. The top three countries contributing to this decline were China (-548M EUR), Chinese Taipei (-421M EUR), and the United States (-356M EUR). Conversely, the exports reached 60.36B EUR, showing a slight increase of 53M EUR (0.09%). The most significant increases in exports came from South Korea (284M EUR), Italy (197M EUR), and China (194M EUR).

Year on year, the trade landscape for February 2026 showed a decline in both imports and exports. Imports totaled 50.92B EUR, down by 1.24B EUR (-2.37%) compared to the previous year. The most notable decreases were from Brazil (-502M EUR), the United States (-474M EUR), and Ireland (-250M EUR). Exports, on the other hand, amounted to 60.36B EUR, which is a decrease of 1.14B EUR (-1.84%) from the previous year. The largest declines in exports were seen with China (-853M EUR), Brazil (-651M EUR), and the United States (-614M EUR).

In summary, Canada's trade in April 2026 experienced a decline in both imports and exports compared to the previous month, with total exports at 67.41B CAD and total imports at 69.35B CAD. However, on a year-on-year basis, both imports and exports showed significant growth, indicating a recovery trend in trade values. The overall trade flow reflects a complex interplay of factors including international relations and market dynamics.

In April 2026, Canada's trade values showed a mixed performance. Imports from Chile increased significantly by 306.18M CAD (2.04%), while imports from the United States decreased by 1.35B CAD (-3.98%). Exports to the United States rose by 902.32M CAD (1.98%), but exports to the United Kingdom fell by 1.74B CAD (-20.94%). Overall, total exports decreased by 1.35B CAD (-1.96%) and total imports decreased by 2.37B CAD (-3.25%).

Year on year, imports from the United States increased by 4.85B CAD (17.49%), while imports from China decreased by 659.55M CAD (-8.87%). Exports to the United States also saw a significant increase of 6.66B CAD (16.76%), while exports to Japan fell by 286.53M CAD (-23.58%). Total exports increased by 11.53B CAD (20.63%) and total imports increased by 4.67B CAD (7.23%).

In summary, the total trade for Chinese Taipei in May 2026 reached 131.55B USD, with exports totaling 78.48B USD (up by 10.86B USD, 16.06%) and imports at 53.07B USD (up by 8.22B USD, 18.33%). The overall trade values reflect a robust increase in both imports and exports, indicating a strong trade performance despite some declines in specific partner countries. The significant increases in trade with South Korea, China, and Vietnam for imports, and the United States and Singapore for exports, highlight key trading relationships. However, the declines in trade with countries like Qatar and Malaysia suggest potential areas of concern.

In May 2026, the trade values for Chinese Taipei showed significant month-on-month changes. For imports, South Korea led with a trade value of 8.91B USD, increasing by 1.47B USD (approximately 19.78%). Vietnam followed with 3.57B USD, up by 1.39B USD (63.54%), and China with 10.88B USD, increasing by 1.24B USD (12.84%). On the lower end, the Netherlands saw a decrease to 849.72M USD, down by 350.05M USD (-29.18%), Japan at 5.27B USD, down by 53.63M USD (-1.01%), and France at 377.46M USD, down by 45.9M USD (-10.84%). For exports, Singapore had the highest value at 9.5B USD, increasing by 3.41B USD (55.88%), followed by China at 11.02B USD, up by 1.96B USD (21.67%), and the United States at 22.94B USD, increasing by 1.41B USD (6.53%). On the lower end, Malaysia decreased to 3.46B USD, down by 373.86M USD (-9.76%), Ireland at 697.15M USD, down by 224.92M USD (-24.43%), and Hungary at 146.38M USD, down by 146.99M USD (-50.10%).

Year-on-year analysis for May 2026 revealed substantial changes in trade values. For imports, South Korea led with 8.91B USD, an increase of 3.77B USD (73.25%), followed by China at 10.88B USD, up by 3.53B USD (47.90%), and Vietnam at 3.57B USD, increasing by 2.6B USD (273.79%). On the lower end, Qatar had 78.9M USD, down by 382.53M USD (-82.90%), Russia at 172.34M USD, down by 190.51M USD (-52.50%), and Saudi Arabia at 554.5M USD, down by 99.8M USD (-15.20%). For exports, the United States topped with 22.94B USD, increasing by 7.43B USD (48.78%), followed by Singapore at 9.5B USD, up by 6.77B USD (274.72%), and China at 11.02B USD, increasing by 2.76B USD (33.34%). On the lower end, Thailand had 1.96B USD, down by 224.34M USD (-10.26%), Israel at 151.56M USD, down by 108.93M USD (-41.82%), and the United Arab Emirates at 95.2M USD, down by 43.38M USD (-31.33%).

In May 2026, Vietnam's total trade value reached 99.07B USD, with imports at 52.14B USD and exports at 46.93B USD. Month on month, imports increased by 2.16B USD (4.32%) and exports by 943.11M USD (2.05%). Year on year, imports surged by 13.1B USD (33.54%) while exports grew by 7.33B USD (18.52%). The trade deficit has widened, reflecting increased imports driven by global raw material prices.

In May 2026, Vietnam's imports saw a significant increase, with the top three categories being Computers and electrical products (up by 2.61B USD, 13.89%), Machine and equipment (up by 450.14M USD, 7.59%), and Crude oil (up by 404.41M USD, 56.49%). Conversely, the lowest performing imports included Petroleum products (down by 603.91M USD, -48.02%), Cashew nuts (down by 521.67M USD, -59.29%), and Other petroleum products (down by 337.57M USD, -59.95%). On the export side, the top three categories were Computers and electrical products (up by 1.36B USD, 11.31%), Telephones and parts (up by 536.42M USD, 11.78%), and Fruits and vegetables (up by 178.38M USD, 33.40%). The lowest performing exports were Crude oil (down by 361.64M USD, -90.45%), Other products (down by 320.34M USD, -17.99%), and Coffee (down by 183.14M USD, -22.22%). Overall, total imports increased by 2.16B USD (4.32%) while total exports rose by 943.11M USD (2.05%).

Year on year, imports in May 2026 showed substantial growth, particularly in Computers and electrical products (up by 8.04B USD, 60.33%), Machine and equipment (up by 1.05B USD, 19.81%), and Crude oil (up by 563.2M USD, 101.09%). The lowest performing imports included Cashew nuts (down by 75.93M USD, -17.49%), Maize (down by 50.15M USD, -18.92%), and Fertilizers (down by 45.59M USD, -26.22%). On the export side, the top categories were Computers and electrical products (up by 4.24B USD, 46.34%), Machine and equipment (up by 1.04B USD, 20.82%), and Telephones and parts (up by 478.9M USD, 10.39%). The lowest performing exports were Other base metals (down by 415.14M USD, -100%), Other products (down by 264.26M USD, -14.80%), and Coffee (down by 220.51M USD, -25.64%). Overall, total imports increased by 13.1B USD (33.54%) while total exports rose by 7.33B USD (18.52%).

In summary, Vietnam's total trade in April 2026 reached 96.21B USD, with imports totaling 50.08B USD (up by 2.88B USD, 6.09% increase) and exports at 46.13B USD (down by 435.15M USD, -0.93% decrease). The overall trade flow indicates a growing import sector, likely influenced by rising global raw material prices, while exports faced some challenges despite significant growth in certain regions.

In April 2026, Vietnam's imports saw a significant increase, with Bac Ninh leading the way at 9.6B USD, reflecting a month-on-month value change of 737.86M USD (8.33% increase). Phu Tho followed with 6.27B USD, up by 579.94M USD (10.19% increase). Thanh Hoa also showed a remarkable increase, reaching 1.15B USD with a 408.89M USD rise (55.53% increase). On the downside, Ninh Binh reported a decrease in imports, dropping to 2.59B USD, down by 160.98M USD (-5.85%). Dong Thap and Ha Tinh also experienced declines, with decreases of 81.41M USD (-14.75%) and 33.55M USD (-12.38%) respectively. For exports, Gia Lai had the highest month-on-month increase, reaching 680.02M USD, up by 297.01M USD (77.55% increase). Ho Chi Minh City followed with 8.84B USD, increasing by 287.07M USD (3.36% increase). Dong Nai also saw a rise to 3.08B USD, with an increase of 158.69M USD (5.43% increase). Conversely, Thai Nguyen faced a significant drop, with exports falling to 2.6B USD, down by 751.76M USD (-22.40%). Phu Tho and Bac Ninh also reported declines, with decreases of 383.03M USD (-7.92%) and 142.97M USD (-1.59%) respectively.

Year on year, imports in April 2026 showed substantial growth, with Phu Tho leading at 6.27B USD, reflecting a value change of 3.38B USD (116.88% increase). Bac Ninh followed closely with 9.6B USD, up by 3.2B USD (49.97% increase). Ha Noi also reported a significant increase to 5.76B USD, with a rise of 1.9B USD (49.11% increase). On the lower end, Gia Lai saw a slight decline, with imports at 112.34M USD, down by 19.79M USD (-14.05%). Ha Tinh and Lai Chau also reported minor decreases, with changes of -7.44M USD (-3.05%) and a slight increase of 41.55K USD (1.47%) respectively. For exports, Bac Ninh again led with 8.81B USD, showing a value change of 2.35B USD (36.37% increase). Phu Tho followed with 4.45B USD, up by 1.77B USD (65.93% increase). Ninh Binh also reported a significant increase to 3.21B USD, with a rise of 1.13B USD (54.51% increase). On the downside, Lao Cai had the lowest exports at 120.52M USD, down by 10.9M USD (-8.31%). Thanh Hoa and Quang Tri also faced declines, with decreases of 9.78M USD (-1.51%) and 8.32M USD (-15.93%) respectively.

In summary, Vietnam's trade in February 2026 experienced a notable decline in both imports and exports. The total trade value for exports was 32.6B USD, down by 9.95B USD from the previous month, while imports were non-existent, reflecting a drastic reduction of 43.59B USD. Year on year, exports increased by 1.86B USD, while imports decreased by 31.74B USD, highlighting a significant shift in trade dynamics, likely influenced by rising global raw material prices and recent trade agreements with the U.S.

In February 2026, Vietnam's trade values showed significant changes. For imports, the top three countries with the highest negative value changes were China (-19.05B USD), South Korea (-6.09B USD), and Chinese Taipei (-3.61B USD), indicating a substantial decrease in imports from these nations. Conversely, the top three countries with the highest positive value changes in exports were Brunei (47.91M USD), Israel (103.82M USD), and Malta (32.24M USD), reflecting a strong performance in exports. Overall, imports decreased by 43.59B USD, while exports saw a decline of 9.95B USD, leading to a total trade value of 32.6B USD for exports and 0 USD for imports.

Year on year, the trade values for February 2026 revealed a stark contrast. Imports from China saw a significant drop of 11.28B USD, followed by South Korea (-4.81B USD) and Chinese Taipei (-2.19B USD). On the export side, the United States led with an increase of 880.09M USD, followed by China (419.62M USD) and South Korea (292.13M USD). The total trade value for exports was 32.6B USD, reflecting a growth of 1.86B USD compared to the previous year, while imports faced a decline of 31.74B USD, indicating a challenging year for import activities.

Overall, India's trade values in April 2026 showed a robust increase in both imports and exports. Total imports reached 71.94B USD, up by 12.35B USD (20.73% MoM), while exports totaled 43.71B USD, increasing by 4.79B USD (12.32% MoM). Year-on-year, imports rose by 7.03B USD (10.83%), and exports increased by 5.17B USD (13.41%). The trade flow indicates a healthy growth trajectory in international commerce for India, with significant contributions from key partner countries and product categories.

In April 2026, India's trade values showed significant month-on-month changes. Imports totaled 71.94B USD, reflecting a substantial increase of 12.35B USD, which is a 20.73% rise. The top three countries contributing to this increase were Russia (3.16B USD), Saudi Arabia (1.78B USD), and the United Arab Emirates (1.49B USD). Conversely, the lowest decreases were seen from Iraq (-890.36M USD), Thailand (-638.33M USD), and Hong Kong (-565.46M USD). On the export side, total exports reached 43.71B USD, with an increase of 4.79B USD, marking a 12.32% rise. The leading contributors to this growth were the United Arab Emirates (890.82M USD), Singapore (883.69M USD), and Tanzania (551.46M USD). The lowest decreases in exports were from China (-164.18M USD), Spain (-159.29M USD), and Kenya (-142.38M USD).

Year-on-year analysis for April 2026 showed imports at 71.94B USD, an increase of 7.03B USD, which is a 10.83% rise. The top contributors to this growth were China (2.07B USD), Russia (1.13B USD), and Oman (1.06B USD). The lowest decreases were from Iraq (-2.87B USD), the United Arab Emirates (-2.16B USD), and Qatar (-1.21B USD). Exports totaled 43.71B USD, with a year-on-year increase of 5.17B USD, representing a 13.41% rise. The top contributors to this increase were Singapore (2.01B USD), Tanzania (780.43M USD), and Sri Lanka (698.05M USD). The lowest decreases in exports were from the United Arab Emirates (-1.27B USD), the Netherlands (-678.98M USD), and Iraq (-182.69M USD).

Overall, the UK trade data for March 2026 indicates a total import value of 75.76B GBP, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 11.35B GBP (17.6%) and a year-on-year increase of 15.4B GBP (25.5%). Exports totaled 36.06B GBP, with a month-on-month increase of 2.53B GBP (7.5%) but a year-on-year decrease of 3.14B GBP (-7.9%). The trade balance shows a significant increase in imports, while exports have faced challenges, particularly with key partners like the United States and the UAE.

In March 2026, the UK experienced significant changes in trade values across various dimensions. For imports, Switzerland led with a trade value of 8.24B GBP, showing a remarkable month-on-month increase of 4.65B GBP (approximately 129.4%). Canada followed with 4.53B GBP, up by 1.2B GBP (35.9%). On the lower end, Australia saw a decline, with imports dropping to 162.7M GBP, down by 803.37M GBP (-83.2%). In exports, China topped the list with 2.25B GBP, an increase of 1.58B GBP (approximately 234.3%). The Netherlands and Germany also showed positive growth, with increases of 556.21M GBP (26.8%) and 414.23M GBP (13.9%) respectively. Conversely, the United Arab Emirates faced a significant drop in exports, falling to 410.09M GBP, down by 1.28B GBP (-75.8%).

Year-on-year analysis for March 2026 revealed substantial shifts in trade values. Imports from Switzerland reached 8.24B GBP, up by 6.87B GBP (approximately 500.4%). Canada also saw a notable increase, with imports at 4.53B GBP, up by 2.52B GBP (125.2%). In contrast, Uzbekistan's imports plummeted to 605.6K GBP, down by 1.49B GBP (-99.9%). On the exports side, Hong Kong led with 2.52B GBP, an increase of 1.66B GBP (193.9%). Germany and the Netherlands also reported growth, with increases of 494.68M GBP (17.1%) and 338.74M GBP (14.9%) respectively. However, exports to the United States fell to 4.45B GBP, down by 3.6B GBP (-44.7%).

In March 2026, Spain's total trade values showed a positive trend with imports reaching 40.98B EUR (up by 4.78B EUR, 13.19%) and exports at 36.23B EUR (up by 3.89B EUR, 12.04%). The year-on-year analysis also reflects growth, with imports increasing by 1.85B EUR (4.72%) and exports by 2.82B EUR (8.43%). Overall, the trade balance indicates a robust performance in international commerce for Spain during this period.

In March 2026, Spain's imports saw a significant increase, with the highest values recorded from China (4.68B EUR, up by 961.03M EUR, 25.85%), Germany (4.51B EUR, up by 356M EUR, 8.57%), and Italy (2.81B EUR, up by 339.42M EUR, 13.73%). Conversely, the lowest values were from Angola (965.94K EUR, down by 133.33M EUR, -99.23%), Iraq (49.21M EUR, down by 132.17M EUR, -72.87%), and Chile (132.61M EUR, down by 83.11M EUR, -38.52%). For exports, the top contributors were France (5.29B EUR, up by 740.98M EUR, 16.31%), Italy (3.27B EUR, up by 496.88M EUR, 17.90%), and Portugal (3.1B EUR, up by 424.23M EUR, 15.87%). The lowest values came from Indonesia (72.74M EUR, down by 152.15M EUR, -67.83%), the United Arab Emirates (120.55M EUR, down by 82.13M EUR, -40.51%), and Kazakhstan (28.37M EUR, down by 71.81M EUR, -71.81%). Overall, total imports increased by 4.78B EUR (13.19%) while exports rose by 3.89B EUR (12.04%).

Year on year, imports from Spain showed notable growth, with the highest increases from the Rest of the World (1.57B EUR, up by 1.22B EUR, 353.64%), China (4.68B EUR, up by 853.35M EUR, 22.31%), and Japan (706.4M EUR, up by 318.46M EUR, 82.09%). The lowest values were from the United States (2.36B EUR, down by 458.29M EUR, -16.28%), Algeria (476.73M EUR, down by 394.32M EUR, -45.27%), and Germany (4.51B EUR, down by 373.85M EUR, -7.66%). Exports also saw growth, with the highest values from the Rest of the World (1.68B EUR, up by 1.12B EUR, 199.05%), France (5.29B EUR, up by 419.15M EUR, 8.61%), and Italy (3.27B EUR, up by 374.41M EUR, 12.92%). The lowest values were from Belgium (896.92M EUR, down by 394.56M EUR, -30.55%), the United Arab Emirates (120.55M EUR, down by 303.13M EUR, -71.55%), and Japan (172.51M EUR, down by 110.56M EUR, -39.06%). Overall, total imports increased by 1.85B EUR (4.72%) while exports rose by 2.82B EUR (8.43%).

In summary, Malaysia's trade values for April 2026 showed robust growth both month-on-month and year-on-year. Total exports reached MYR 182.74B, an increase of MYR 33.95B (22.82%) from the previous month and MYR 49.24B (36.89%) from the previous year. Total imports amounted to MYR 153.99B, rising by MYR 29.7B (23.89%) month-on-month and MYR 25.62B (19.96%) year-on-year. This indicates a strong trade performance amidst the backdrop of economic growth and potential challenges in the region.

In April 2026, Malaysia's trade values showed significant month-on-month changes. For imports, the highest increases were seen from China (MYR 40.71B, +MYR 8.92B, +28.07%), Singapore (MYR 20.36B, +MYR 4.19B, +25.90%), and Chinese Taipei (MYR 15.59B, +MYR 3.13B, +25.09%). Conversely, the largest declines were from Switzerland (MYR 1.15B, -MYR 377.72M, -24.76%), Ireland (MYR 1.54B, -MYR 245.09M, -13.76%), and Chile (MYR 62.37M, -MYR 108.63M, -63.53%). For exports, the top increases were from Singapore (MYR 28.32B, +MYR 9.34B, +49.23%), Chinese Taipei (MYR 13.43B, +MYR 3.37B, +33.52%), and China (MYR 19.96B, +MYR 2.7B, +15.66%). The largest decreases were from Japan (MYR 6.54B, -MYR 328.73M, -4.79%), Finland (MYR 64.81M, -MYR 216.45M, -76.96%), and Tanzania (MYR 98.61M, -MYR 180.65M, -64.83%). Overall, total exports increased by MYR 33.95B (22.82%) to MYR 182.74B, while imports rose by MYR 29.7B (23.89%) to MYR 153.99B.

Year-on-year comparisons for April 2026 revealed notable changes in trade values. For imports, the highest increases were from China (MYR 40.71B, +MYR 10.95B, +36.78%), Singapore (MYR 20.36B, +MYR 6.39B, +45.72%), and South Korea (MYR 7.25B, +MYR 3.18B, +78.28%). The largest declines were from the United States (MYR 9.58B, -MYR 8.89B, -48.12%), Ecuador (MYR 155.48M, -MYR 491.65M, -76.97%), and Mexico (MYR 694.15M, -MYR 356.41M, -33.93%). For exports, the top increases were from the United States (MYR 26.72B, +MYR 7.5B, +39.01%), Chinese Taipei (MYR 13.43B, +MYR 6.21B, +86.02%), and China (MYR 19.96B, +MYR 5.62B, +39.16%). The largest declines were from Mexico (MYR 3.41B, -MYR 730.63M, -17.63%), Costa Rica (MYR 50.56M, -MYR 215.39M, -81.00%), and the United Arab Emirates (MYR 982.65M, -MYR 197.96M, -16.67%). Overall, total exports increased by MYR 49.24B (36.89%) to MYR 182.74B, while imports rose by MYR 25.62B (19.96%) to MYR 153.99B.

Overall, the total trade value for Australia in March 2026 was 87.09 billion AUD, with Imports at 41.61 billion AUD and Exports at 45.48 billion AUD. The month-on-month changes showed a positive trend for both Imports and Exports, while the year-on-year analysis revealed a strong growth in Imports but a decline in Exports. This indicates a potential imbalance in trade, with rising imports possibly linked to the recent lowering of fuel standards amid rising oil prices, which may have influenced consumer demand and trade dynamics.

For the month-on-month analysis, Imports saw a significant increase of 4.96 billion AUD, which corresponds to a 13.54% rise in trade value. This indicates a strong demand for imported goods. In contrast, Exports experienced a smaller increase of 4.3 billion AUD, reflecting a 10.46% growth. The top three highest value changes in Imports were driven by machinery, electronics, and vehicles, while the lowest were in textiles, agricultural products, and chemicals. For Exports, the highest increases were in mineral resources, agricultural products, and manufactured goods, while the lowest were in textiles, machinery, and chemicals.

In the year-on-year analysis, Imports increased by 7.05 billion AUD, which is a notable 20.41% rise, indicating a robust growth trend in imported goods. Exports, however, faced a decline of 919 million AUD, translating to a -1.98% decrease, suggesting challenges in the export market. The top three highest value changes in Imports were in machinery, electronics, and vehicles, while the lowest were in textiles, chemicals, and food products. For Exports, the highest decreases were in mineral resources, manufactured goods, and agricultural products, while the lowest were in textiles, machinery, and chemicals.

Overall, Australia's trade values in March 2026 showed a robust increase in imports, with a total of 41.59B AUD, up 4.96B AUD from the previous month and 7.06B AUD from the previous year. Exports, however, decreased slightly to 44.21B AUD, down 679M AUD year-on-year. The trade balance indicates a growing reliance on imports, particularly from Asian partners, while exports faced challenges, particularly to traditional markets like the United States and India.

In March 2026, Australia's trade values showed significant month-on-month changes. Imports totaled 41.59B AUD, increasing by 4.96B AUD (13.52%). The top three countries for imports were Chinese Taipei (3.09B AUD, +2.24B AUD, +262.02%), the United States (4.22B AUD, +1.06B AUD, +33.70%), and Malaysia (1.82B AUD, +664M AUD, +57.19%). Conversely, the lowest performing imports included Singapore (1.42B AUD, -799M AUD, -36.02%), South Korea (1.72B AUD, -322M AUD, -15.73%), and Mexico (431M AUD, -149M AUD, -25.69%). Exports reached 44.21B AUD, with an increase of 4.29B AUD (10.74%). The leading export countries were China (17.08B AUD, +4.26B AUD, +33.21%), Indonesia (1.55B AUD, +571M AUD, +58.32%), and Finland (563M AUD, +561M AUD, +280.50%). The lowest exports were to the Channel Islands (378M AUD, -1.14B AUD, -75.16%), India (1.12B AUD, -765M AUD, -40.61%), and Hong Kong (3.14B AUD, -329M AUD, -9.49%).

Year-on-year analysis for March 2026 revealed that imports totaled 41.59B AUD, reflecting a growth of 7.06B AUD (20.43%). The top countries for imports were China (10.3B AUD, +2.5B AUD, +32.13%), Chinese Taipei (3.09B AUD, +2.28B AUD, +280.30%), and Thailand (2.2B AUD, +459M AUD, +26.44%). The lowest performing imports included the Philippines (82M AUD, -454M AUD, -84.70%), Morocco (112M AUD, -125M AUD, -52.74%), and Denmark (146M AUD, -107M AUD, -42.29%). Exports totaled 44.21B AUD, showing a decrease of 679M AUD (-1.51%). The top export countries were Hong Kong (3.14B AUD, +2.89B AUD, +115.52%), China (17.08B AUD, +1.98B AUD, +13.15%), and Indonesia (1.55B AUD, +591M AUD, +61.63%). The lowest exports were to the United States (1.79B AUD, -3.31B AUD, -64.95%), India (1.12B AUD, -822M AUD, -42.35%), and Japan (4.48B AUD, -632M AUD, -12.33%).

In March 2026, Poland's total trade value reached 80.55B USD, with exports at 40.08B USD (up 5.44B USD, 15.7%) and imports at 40.47B USD (up 5.12B USD, 14.4%). This indicates a healthy trade balance and growth in both imports and exports compared to the previous month. Year-on-year, total trade also showed positive growth, with exports increasing by 6.57B USD (19.6%) and imports by 6.12B USD (17.8%). Overall, Poland's trade dynamics reflect a strong economic position, bolstered by recent agreements and international cooperation efforts.

In March 2026, Poland's imports saw significant increases, with China leading at 6.46B USD, reflecting a 1.01B USD increase (18.6%). Germany followed with 7.71B USD, up by 814.4M USD (11.8%). Italy's imports rose to 1.9B USD, an increase of 271.22M USD (16.7%). On the lower end, imports from the United States decreased to 2.06B USD, down by 155.62M USD (-7.0%). Brazil's imports fell to 264.56M USD, down by 48.07M USD (-15.4%). The Bahamas saw a drastic drop to 1.86K USD, down by 26.92M USD (-99.9%). Exports also experienced growth, with Germany leading at 10.91B USD, an increase of 1.73B USD (18.9%). The Netherlands followed with 1.9B USD, up by 409.46M USD (27.4%). Czechia's exports rose to 2.62B USD, an increase of 392.12M USD (17.6%). Conversely, exports to the United Arab Emirates fell to 45.68M USD, down by 61.64M USD (-57.4%). Australia saw a decrease to 98.46M USD, down by 53.13M USD (-35.0%). The Marshall Islands had a significant drop to 5M USD, down by 31.08M USD (-86.1%).

In March 2026, Poland's imports showed a robust year-on-year increase, with China at 6.46B USD, up by 1.3B USD (25.1%). Germany's imports reached 7.71B USD, an increase of 824.9M USD (12.0%). The United States saw imports rise to 2.06B USD, up by 341.53M USD (20.0%). On the downside, imports from South Korea fell to 600.13M USD, down by 592.56M USD (-49.7%). Russia's imports decreased to 43.54M USD, down by 117.34M USD (-72.9%). The United Arab Emirates saw a drop to 17.06M USD, down by 31.16M USD (-64.6%). Exports also experienced significant growth, with Germany leading at 10.91B USD, an increase of 1.75B USD (19.1%). Czechia's exports rose to 2.62B USD, up by 563.19M USD (27.4%). The Netherlands followed with 1.9B USD, an increase of 423.51M USD (28.6%). However, exports to the United Arab Emirates fell to 45.68M USD, down by 51.15M USD (-52.8%). Exports to international waters decreased to 36.04M USD, down by 33.82M USD (-48.4%). Mexico's exports dropped to 144.4M USD, down by 29.83M USD (-17.5%).

In April 2026, Brazil's total trade value reached 57.76B USD, with exports at 34.15B USD (up 2.44B USD, +7.71%) and imports at 23.61B USD (down 1.59B USD, -6.30%). The trade balance indicates a positive trend in exports, while imports faced a decline, likely influenced by the recent trade sanctions on US goods. This shift may reflect Brazil's strategic adjustments in response to international trade dynamics.

In April 2026, Brazil's trade values showed significant fluctuations. For imports, the highest increases were seen from Russia (1.34B USD, +348.88M USD, +35.28%), Japan (569.41M USD, +96.94M USD, +20.52%), and Australia (135.71M USD, +71.16M USD, +110.23%). Conversely, the largest declines were from China (6.05B USD, -610.75M USD, -9.16%), Germany (1.16B USD, -358.04M USD, -23.64%), and the United States (3.1B USD, -218.7M USD, -6.60%). For exports, the top increases were from China (11.61B USD, +1.05B USD, +9.97%), Singapore (1.13B USD, +577.48M USD, +104.68%), and the United States (3.12B USD, +241.5M USD, +8.39%). The largest decreases were from India (783.72M USD, -252.29M USD, -24.35%), Egypt (244M USD, -218.55M USD, -47.20%), and Chile (481.44M USD, -193.83M USD, -28.73%).

Year on year, imports from China (6.05B USD, +1.04B USD, +20.66%) and Russia (1.34B USD, +358.09M USD, +36.55%) showed strong growth, while imports from the United States (3.1B USD, -682.99M USD, -18.03%) and Denmark (93M USD, -117.34M USD, -55.78%) declined significantly. For exports, China (11.61B USD, +2.85B USD, +32.49%) and Singapore (1.13B USD, +579.74M USD, +105.52%) had notable increases, while exports to Portugal (96.73M USD, -403.64M USD, -80.67%) and the United States (3.12B USD, -396.01M USD, -11.29%) saw substantial decreases.

In summary, Brazil's total trade value for April 2026 reached 57.76B USD, with exports totaling 34.15B USD (up 2.44B USD, +7.71%) and imports at 23.61B USD (down 1.59B USD, -6.30%). The trade balance indicates a positive trend in exports, particularly to China and Singapore, while imports from major partners like the United States and China have seen declines. Overall, the trade dynamics reflect the impact of recent sanctions and global market conditions.

In April 2026, Brazil's trade values showed significant fluctuations. For imports, the top five countries with the highest month-on-month (MoM) increases were Russia (1.34B, +348.88M, +35.28%), Japan (569.41M, +96.94M, +20.52%), and Australia (135.71M, +71.16M, +110.23%). Conversely, the lowest decreases were seen with China (6.05B, -610.75M, -9.16%), Germany (1.16B, -358.04M, -23.64%), and the United States (3.1B, -218.7M, -6.60%). For exports, the highest increases were recorded for China (11.61B, +1.05B, +9.97%), Singapore (1.13B, +577.48M, +104.68%), and the United States (3.12B, +241.5M, +8.39%). The lowest decreases were noted for India (783.72M, -252.29M, -24.35%), Egypt (244M, -218.55M, -47.25%), and Chile (481.44M, -193.83M, -28.87%).

Year-on-year (YoY) comparisons for April 2026 revealed that imports from China (6.05B, +1.04B, +20.66%) and Russia (1.34B, +358.09M, +36.55%) showed strong growth, alongside South Korea (656.06M, +253.97M, +63.16%). The lowest YoY changes were from the United States (3.1B, -682.99M, -18.07%), Denmark (93M, -117.34M, -55.78%), and Cote d'Ivoire (7.25M, -104.77M, -93.53%). For exports, the most significant increases were from China (11.61B, +2.85B, +32.49%), Singapore (1.13B, +579.74M, +105.52%), and Switzerland (325.04M, +256.45M, +373.86%). The lowest decreases were from Portugal (96.73M, -403.64M, -80.67%), the United States (3.12B, -396.01M, -11.26%), and Argentina (1.3B, -294.44M, -18.55%).

In summary, Singapore's total trade value for April 2026 reached 133.85B SGD, with exports totaling 73.8B SGD (an increase of 8.62B SGD or 13.23%) and imports at 60.05B SGD (an increase of 4.72B SGD or 8.53%). The trade landscape reflects a robust growth trajectory, particularly in the petroleum and machinery sectors, despite some declines in specific categories. Overall, the trade flow indicates a healthy increase in both imports and exports, suggesting a resilient economy amidst global trade challenges.

In April 2026, Singapore's trade values showed significant month-on-month changes. For imports, the top three categories were Petroleum & Products & Related Materials with a trade value of 11.89B SGD, increasing by 1.94B SGD (19.48% increase), followed by Electrical Machinery Apparatus & Appliances Nes & Electrical Parts Thereof at 21.85B SGD, which rose by 1.4B SGD (6.87% increase). Office Machines & Automatic Data-Processing Machines saw an increase of 647.46M SGD (7.42%) to reach 9.37B SGD. Conversely, the lowest performing imports included Non-Ferrous Metals at 780.64M SGD, decreasing by 237.22M SGD (-23.31%), Animal Or Vegetable Fats & Oils with a drop of 106.11M SGD (-53.24%) to 93.2M SGD, and Essential Oils & Resinoids with a decline of 43.15M SGD (-6.96%) to 576.53M SGD. For exports, the top three categories were Petroleum & Products & Related Materials at 10.47B SGD, which increased by 3.43B SGD (48.64%), followed by Office Machines & Automatic Data-Processing Machines at 15.23B SGD, rising by 2.41B SGD (18.77%). Telecommunications & Sound-Recording & Reproducing Apparatus & Equipment increased by 1.13B SGD (27.72%) to reach 5.21B SGD. The lowest performing exports included Electrical Machinery Apparatus & Appliances Nes & Electrical Parts Thereof at 25.07B SGD, which decreased by 695.9M SGD (-2.70%), Medicinal & Pharmaceutical Products with a drop of 339.51M SGD (-28.97%) to 832.42M SGD, and Photographic Apparatus Equipment & Supplies with a decline of 26.92M SGD (-5.51%) to 461.93M SGD.

Year-on-year analysis for April 2026 revealed substantial growth in trade values. For imports, the top three categories were Electrical Machinery Apparatus & Appliances Nes & Electrical Parts Thereof at 21.85B SGD, increasing by 6.19B SGD (39.53%), followed by Office Machines & Automatic Data-Processing Machines at 9.37B SGD, which rose by 3.56B SGD (61.28%). Petroleum & Products & Related Materials saw an increase of 3.39B SGD (39.80%) to reach 11.89B SGD. The lowest performing imports included Animal Or Vegetable Fats & Oils at 93.2M SGD, decreasing by 84.15M SGD (-47.45%), Coffee, Tea, Cocoa, Spices & Manufactures with a drop of 22.82M SGD (-11.43%) to 176.81M SGD, and Fixed Vegetable Fats & Oils with a decline of 15M SGD (-23.09%) to 49.96M SGD. For exports, the top three categories were Electrical Machinery Apparatus & Appliances Nes & Electrical Parts Thereof at 25.07B SGD, increasing by 6.4B SGD (34.27%), followed by Petroleum & Products & Related Materials at 10.47B SGD, which rose by 4.42B SGD (73.06%). Office Machines & Automatic Data-Processing Machines increased by 4.08B SGD (36.65%) to reach 15.23B SGD. The lowest performing exports included Medicinal & Pharmaceutical Products at 832.42M SGD, decreasing by 196.8M SGD (-19.12%), Plastics In Primary Forms with a drop of 161.74M SGD (-14.42%) to 959.61M SGD, and Gas at 4.42M SGD, which saw a significant decline of 82.87M SGD (-94.93%).

In April 2026, Singapore's total trade value reached 165.72B SGD, with exports amounting to 89.75B SGD (an increase of 7.52B SGD or 9.1%) and imports totaling 75.97B SGD (an increase of 3.65B SGD or 5.0%). The overall trade flow indicates a positive trend in both imports and exports compared to the previous month, with significant contributions from key trading partners.

In April 2026, Singapore's imports from Malaysia saw a significant increase of 1.65B SGD, representing a 25.4% rise compared to the previous month. Thailand also experienced a notable growth of 769.4M SGD, with a 35.1% increase. South Korea's imports rose by 657.5M SGD, marking a 15.3% increase. On the lower end, imports from Switzerland decreased by 691M SGD, a drop of 36.3%. The Philippines and Japan also saw declines of 392.5M SGD and 369.8M SGD, respectively, with percentage changes of -39.1% and -10.1%. For exports, the United States led with an increase of 1.83B SGD (30.6%), followed by Indonesia with 1.46B SGD (42.6%). Mexico's exports rose by 1.34B SGD, a 60.7% increase. Conversely, Hong Kong's exports fell by 1.31B SGD (-13.5%), Cambodia by 1B SGD (-43.5%), and China by 187.2M SGD (-2.2%).

Year on year, imports from Chinese Taipei surged by 7.14B SGD, a remarkable 76.3% increase. Malaysia's imports also rose by 2.02B SGD (33.0%), while Vietnam saw a significant increase of 1.58B SGD (143.0%). On the downside, imports from Qatar dropped by 390.6M SGD (-89.9%), Kuwait by 330.8M SGD (-93.7%), and Mexico by 310.8M SGD (-36.5%). In terms of exports, Chinese Taipei's exports increased by 4.27B SGD (47.7%), Thailand by 2.96B SGD (94.9%), and Mexico by 2.14B SGD (151.0%). However, exports to Indonesia fell by 624.6M SGD (-11.3%), Puerto Rico by 218.6M SGD (-78.8%), and the United Arab Emirates by 178.4M SGD (-26.2%).

In summary, Saudi Arabia's trade values for March 2026 showed a complex landscape. Total imports were 57.78 billion SAR, down by 18.34 billion SAR (-24.1%) compared to the previous month, while exports reached 115.23 billion SAR, up by 16.15 billion SAR (16.3%). Year-on-year, imports decreased by 16.2 billion SAR (-21.9%), while exports increased by 21.45 billion SAR (22.9%). The overall trade flow indicates a robust export performance despite challenges in imports, particularly from key partners like China and Japan.

In March 2026, Saudi Arabia's imports from various countries showed significant fluctuations. The highest increase in imports was from Egypt, with a trade value of 2.65 billion SAR, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 685.33 million SAR (34.9%). France followed with 2.08 billion SAR, up by 553.62 million SAR (36.4%). Ireland also saw a notable rise, reaching 1.12 billion SAR, an increase of 464.1 million SAR (70.3%). Conversely, the largest declines were observed in imports from China, which dropped to 15.46 billion SAR, down by 7.24 billion SAR (-31.9%). India’s imports fell to 2 billion SAR, a decrease of 2.32 billion SAR (-53.8%). Japan's imports also decreased to 1.13 billion SAR, down by 2.26 billion SAR (-66.7%). Overall, imports totaled 57.78 billion SAR, reflecting a decrease of 18.34 billion SAR (-24.1%). In terms of exports, the highest increases were seen with India at 15.78 billion SAR, up by 6.55 billion SAR (70.9%). Malta followed with 6.22 billion SAR, an increase of 3.36 billion SAR (117.6%). Burma also experienced a significant rise, reaching 3.73 billion SAR, up by 2.84 billion SAR (317.3%). On the downside, exports to the United Arab Emirates fell to 7.48 billion SAR, down by 4.51 billion SAR (-37.6%). Bahrain's exports decreased to 1.28 billion SAR, a drop of 1.77 billion SAR (-58.0%). Other Asia, nes saw a decline to 460.01 million SAR, down by 1.31 billion SAR (-73.9%). Total exports amounted to 115.23 billion SAR, reflecting an increase of 16.15 billion SAR (16.3%).

Year-on-year analysis for March 2026 indicates varied trends in trade values. For imports, Switzerland led with a trade value of 2.95 billion SAR, an increase of 704.13 million SAR (31.3%). Ireland followed with 1.12 billion SAR, up by 489.49 million SAR (77.1%). The Netherlands also saw growth, reaching 983.28 million SAR, an increase of 371.59 million SAR (60.7%). In contrast, imports from China remained at 15.46 billion SAR, down by 3.24 billion SAR (-17.3%). Japan's imports decreased to 1.13 billion SAR, down by 2.24 billion SAR (-66.5%). Indonesia's imports fell to 446.76 million SAR, a decrease of 1.82 billion SAR (-80.3%). Overall, imports totaled 57.78 billion SAR, reflecting a decrease of 16.2 billion SAR (-21.9%). For exports, India again topped the list with 15.78 billion SAR, an increase of 7 billion SAR (79.7%). Malta followed with 6.22 billion SAR, up by 3.93 billion SAR (171.9%). Burma also showed strong growth, reaching 3.73 billion SAR, an increase of 2.94 billion SAR (367.6%). On the downside, exports to Bahrain fell to 1.28 billion SAR, down by 1.94 billion SAR (-60.4%). Other Asia, nes saw a decline to 460.01 million SAR, down by 1.56 billion SAR (-77.3%). Exports to the United States decreased to 2.21 billion SAR, down by 1.16 billion SAR (-34.4%). Total exports amounted to 115.23 billion SAR, reflecting an increase of 21.45 billion SAR (22.9%).

In summary, the trade flow for Saudi Arabia in March 2026 experienced significant declines both month on month and year on year. Total imports decreased to 57.78 billion SAR, down 18.34 billion SAR from the previous month and 16.2 billion SAR from the previous year. Total exports fell to 22.72 billion SAR, down 8.31 billion SAR from the previous month and 4.32 billion SAR from the previous year. The overall trade dynamics reflect a challenging environment, likely influenced by recent geopolitical developments and trade restrictions.

In March 2026, the total trade value for Saudi Arabia saw a significant decline in both imports and exports. Imports totaled 57.78 billion SAR, reflecting a decrease of 18.34 billion SAR (approximately 24.09% decrease) from the previous month. The top three highest import values were from Jeddah Islamic Sea Port (17.21 billion SAR, +3.22 billion SAR), Yanbu Port (838.24 million SAR, +822.49 million SAR), and Rabigh Port (510.18 million SAR, +505.55 million SAR). Conversely, the bottom three were King Abdulaziz Port (3.94 billion SAR, -14.78 billion SAR), King Khalid International Airport (9.48 billion SAR, -1.76 billion SAR), and King Fahad Airport (2.84 billion SAR, -1.61 billion SAR). Exports totaled 22.72 billion SAR, down by 8.31 billion SAR (approximately 26.77% decrease) from the previous month. The highest export values came from Jeddah Islamic Sea Port (4.82 billion SAR, +852.04 million SAR), King Abdullah Port (694.95 million SAR, +362.94 million SAR), and Rub Al Khali Port (576.37 million SAR, +87.89 million SAR). The lowest export values were from King Fahad Industrial Port (2.02 billion SAR, -4.07 billion SAR), King Abdulaziz Port (104.57 million SAR, -1.9 billion SAR), and King Khalid International Airport (1.78 billion SAR, -914.03 million SAR).

Year on year, the total trade value for March 2026 showed a decline in both imports and exports. Imports reached 57.78 billion SAR, which is a decrease of 16.2 billion SAR (approximately 21.90% decrease) compared to the same month last year. The top three highest import values were from King Abdulaziz International Airport (10.92 billion SAR, +3.65 billion SAR), Jeddah Islamic Sea Port (17.21 billion SAR, +3.08 billion SAR), and Jazan Industrial City Sea Port (888.75 million SAR, +888.75 million SAR). The bottom three were King Abdulaziz Port (3.94 billion SAR, -14.64 billion SAR), Ras Tannorah Port (1.06 billion SAR, -3.06 billion SAR), and King Khalid International Airport (9.48 billion SAR, -1.86 billion SAR). Exports totaled 22.72 billion SAR, down by 4.32 billion SAR (approximately 15.96% decrease) from the previous year. The highest export values were from King Abdulaziz International Airport (5.31 billion SAR, +3.48 billion SAR), Jeddah Islamic Sea Port (4.82 billion SAR, +1.3 billion SAR), and Al Rragey (476.82 million SAR, +476.82 million SAR). The lowest export values were from King Fahad Industrial Port (2.02 billion SAR, -4.03 billion SAR), King Abdulaziz Port (104.57 million SAR, -2.08 billion SAR), and Ras Tannorah Port (395.54 million SAR, -1.99 billion SAR).

Overall, the analysis indicates a strong growth in Saudi Arabia's export sector, with a month-on-month increase of 16.3% and a year-on-year increase of 22.9%. Conversely, imports have faced significant declines, with a month-on-month drop of 24.1% and a year-on-year decrease of 21.9%. The total trade flow reflects a net positive change in exports, while imports are under pressure due to regulatory changes and market dynamics.

For the month-on-month analysis, the total trade value for exports reached 115.23 billion SAR, reflecting a significant increase of 16.15 billion SAR, which corresponds to a 16.3% rise. This indicates a robust growth in export activities, likely influenced by recent agreements with Türkiye that may have opened new markets or enhanced existing trade routes. In contrast, imports totaled 57.78 billion SAR, showing a decline of 18.34 billion SAR, or a 24.1% decrease. This drop in imports could be attributed to the recent ban on Lebanese fruits and vegetables, which may have disrupted supply chains and reduced overall import volumes. The highest increases in exports were seen in sectors such as oil and petrochemicals, while the largest declines in imports were noted in agricultural products, particularly fruits and vegetables.

In the year-on-year analysis, exports also showed a strong performance with a total value of 115.23 billion SAR, marking an increase of 21.45 billion SAR, which is a 22.9% rise compared to the previous year. This growth can be linked to the ongoing diversification of Saudi Arabia's economy and increased global demand for its products. On the other hand, imports totaled 57.78 billion SAR, reflecting a decrease of 16.2 billion SAR, or 21.9% lower than the previous year. This decline may be a result of the same import restrictions and a shift towards local production. The top three highest increases in exports were in the oil sector, machinery, and chemicals, while the top three declines in imports were in food products, machinery, and textiles.

In March 2026, Ireland's trade values showed a robust increase in imports, with total imports reaching 14.3B EUR, up by 3.01B EUR (+26.63%) from the previous month. Exports also rose to 18.26B EUR, an increase of 2.36B EUR (+14.87%). Year on year, imports increased by 1.85B EUR (+14.84%), while exports saw a significant decline of 19.01B EUR (-51.01%). Overall, the trade balance reflects a growing import market amidst challenges in exports, particularly influenced by external economic factors.

In March 2026, Ireland's imports saw a significant increase, with the top three countries being Other Asia (1.31B EUR, +1.69%), Unclassified (1.55B EUR, +1.10%), and Germany (1.24B EUR, +0.58%). Conversely, the lowest performing imports were from Italy (314.44M EUR, -0.53%), Switzerland (238.64M EUR, -0.20%), and Sweden (58.83M EUR, -0.38%). For exports, the highest increases were from the United Kingdom (2.43B EUR, +0.35%), the United States (4.5B EUR, +0.15%), and Japan (495.85M EUR, +1.63%). The lowest decreases in exports were seen in the Netherlands (2.46B EUR, -0.13%), Norway (72.47M EUR, -0.63%), and Czechia (49.39M EUR, -0.37%). Overall, total imports increased by 3.01B EUR (+26.63%) while total exports rose by 2.36B EUR (+14.87%).

Year on year, imports from Other Asia increased significantly to 1.31B EUR (+6.33%), followed by Unclassified (1.55B EUR, +0.35%) and the United States (1.98B EUR, +0.17%). The lowest performing imports were from Germany (1.24B EUR, -39.11%), the United Kingdom (1.84B EUR, -8.85%), and France (787.82M EUR, -11.51%). In terms of exports, the Netherlands led with 2.46B EUR (+50.40%), followed by the United Kingdom (2.43B EUR, +42.10%) and Hungary (355.28M EUR, +463.12%). The lowest decreases in exports were from the United States (4.5B EUR, -82.29%), Italy (501.29M EUR, -40.77%), and South Korea (74M EUR, -55.59%). Total imports increased by 1.85B EUR (+14.84%) while total exports decreased by 19.01B EUR (-51.01%).

Overall, Sweden's total trade value in March 2026 reached 343.71B SEK, with exports totaling 174.34B SEK (an increase of 28.65B SEK or 19.66% from the previous month) and imports at 169.37B SEK (an increase of 24.73B SEK or 17.09%). Year-on-year, total trade value increased by 18.86B SEK, with exports rising by 7.43B SEK (4.45%) and imports increasing by 11.43B SEK (7.24%).

In March 2026, Sweden's trade values showed significant month-on-month changes. Imports from the United States increased by 5.05B SEK (approximately 1.06%), while imports from Germany rose by 3.14B SEK (0.13%). The highest increase in imports was seen from the United States, followed by Germany and the United Kingdom, which saw a rise of 2.6B SEK (0.57%). On the downside, imports from the Netherlands decreased by 1.17B SEK (-0.07%), with Malaysia and Mexico experiencing declines of 443.11M SEK (-0.59%) and 224.81M SEK (-0.73%) respectively. Exports also saw a positive trend, with Germany leading the way with an increase of 4.19B SEK (0.29%), followed by Norway with 3.52B SEK (0.25%) and the Netherlands with 2.99B SEK (0.38%). Conversely, exports to India fell by 2.21B SEK (-0.58%), with Saudi Arabia and Ireland also experiencing declines of 473.93M SEK (-0.46%) and 358.66M SEK (-0.39%) respectively.

Year-on-year analysis for March 2026 revealed that imports from the United States increased by 3.39B SEK (0.53%), while imports from the Netherlands rose by 2.59B SEK (0.19%). Czechia also saw a significant increase of 1.8B SEK (0.55%). On the other hand, imports from China decreased by 878.76M SEK (-0.09%), with Norway and Spain also showing declines of 787.44M SEK (-0.05%) and 589.83M SEK (-0.17%) respectively. Exports showed a more mixed performance, with the Netherlands leading with an increase of 3.16B SEK (0.40%), followed by Norway with 2.39B SEK (0.16%) and Poland with 2.09B SEK (0.31%). However, exports to the United States fell by 3.74B SEK (-0.22%), with the United Kingdom and Saudi Arabia also experiencing declines of 1.51B SEK (-0.15%) and 666.43M SEK (-0.54%) respectively.

In summary, Norway's trade values for April 2026 showed a mixed performance. Month-on-month, total imports decreased by NOK 11.51B (-11.07%) while total exports fell by NOK 23.66B (-11.81%). Year-on-year, total imports saw a slight increase of NOK 409.07M (0.44%), while total exports experienced a significant rise of NOK 30.57B (20.93%). The overall trade flow indicates a challenging month for imports, particularly from major partners, while exports showed resilience, especially in key markets like Poland and Germany.

In April 2026, Norway's trade values showed significant fluctuations. For imports, the top three countries with the highest month-on-month increases were Indonesia (NOK 939.41M, 3.96%), Denmark (NOK 4.91B, 0.10%), and the United Arab Emirates (NOK 511.73M, 5.30%). Conversely, the largest decreases were seen with China (NOK 12.11B, -16.12%), the United Kingdom (NOK 3.38B, -26.71%), and the Netherlands (NOK 4.04B, -19.53%). For exports, Poland led with a substantial increase (NOK 14.88B, 41.27%), followed by Greece (NOK 3.62B, 278.88%) and Finland (NOK 7.13B, 28.29%). The largest declines in exports were from the United Kingdom (NOK 27.25B, -31.37%), Germany (NOK 30.37B, -20.85%), and Denmark (NOK 7.6B, -34.11%). Overall, total imports decreased by NOK 11.51B (-11.07%) while total exports fell by NOK 23.66B (-11.81%).

Year-on-year comparisons for April 2026 revealed notable trends. In imports, the highest increases were from China (NOK 12.11B, 32.47%), Sweden (NOK 10.56B, 14.35%), and Denmark (NOK 4.91B, 24.78%). The largest declines were from the United States (NOK 6.25B, -32.09%), Unknown (NOK 1.4B, -44.34%), and Brazil (NOK 1.51B, -34.15%). For exports, Poland saw the highest growth (NOK 14.88B, 70.21%), followed by Germany (NOK 30.37B, 22.42%) and the Netherlands (NOK 19.68B, 37.91%). The largest decreases were from the United States (NOK 3.55B, -33.49%), Italy (NOK 1.28B, -45.90%), and China (NOK 3.21B, -25.02%). Overall, total imports increased by NOK 409.07M (0.44%) while total exports rose by NOK 30.57B (20.93%).

In April 2026, Norway's trade dynamics reflected significant changes. Total imports decreased by NOK 10.38B (-10.23%) while total exports decreased by NOK 23.66B (-11.81%). Year on year, total imports saw a slight increase of NOK 705.59M (+0.78%) and total exports increased by NOK 30.56B (+20.92%). The trade balance indicates a challenging month for trade flows, particularly in exports, which were heavily impacted by declines in key markets.

In April 2026, Norway's imports saw significant fluctuations. The top three countries with the highest import value changes were Indonesia (NOK 939.41M, +749.99M, +3.96%), Denmark (NOK 4.91B, +449.68M, +0.10%), and the United Arab Emirates (NOK 511.73M, +430.47M, +5.30%). Conversely, the lowest changes were from China (NOK 12.11B, -2.33B, -16.12%), the United Kingdom (NOK 3.38B, -1.23B, -26.71%), and the Netherlands (NOK 4.04B, -979.96M, -19.53%). For exports, Poland led with a change of NOK 14.88B (+4.35B, +41.27%), followed by Greece (NOK 3.62B, +2.67B, +278.88%) and Finland (NOK 7.13B, +1.57B, +28.29%). The lowest changes were seen in the United Kingdom (NOK 27.25B, -12.45B, -31.37%), Germany (NOK 30.37B, -8B, -20.85%), and Denmark (NOK 7.6B, -3.94B, -34.11%). Overall, total imports decreased by NOK 10.38B (-10.23%) while total exports decreased by NOK 23.66B (-11.81%).

Year on year, imports from China increased significantly to NOK 12.11B (+2.97B, +32.47%), followed by Sweden (NOK 10.56B, +1.32B, +14.35%) and Denmark (NOK 4.91B, +974.3M, +24.78%). The lowest increases were from the United States (NOK 6.25B, -2.95B, -32.09%), Brazil (NOK 1.51B, -782.79M, -34.15%), and Canada (NOK 1.27B, -693.24M, -35.25%). For exports, Poland showed the highest increase to NOK 14.88B (+6.14B, +70.21%), followed by Germany (NOK 30.37B, +5.56B, +22.42%) and the Netherlands (NOK 19.68B, +5.41B, +37.91%). The lowest changes were in the United States (NOK 3.55B, -1.79B, -33.49%), Italy (NOK 1.28B, -1.08B, -45.90%), and China (NOK 3.21B, -1.07B, -25.02%). Overall, total imports increased by NOK 705.59M (+0.78%) while total exports increased by NOK 30.56B (+20.92%).

Overall, South Africa's total trade value in April 2026 reached 357.26B ZAR, with imports totaling 175.27B ZAR (up 19.37B ZAR, 12.42%) and exports at 181.99B ZAR (up 3.25B ZAR, 1.82%). This indicates a healthy trade balance, with exports slightly outpacing imports. The significant month-on-month increases in both imports and exports suggest a recovery trend in trade activities, likely influenced by global economic conditions and local market dynamics.

In April 2026, South Africa's imports saw a significant increase, with the United States leading at 18.6B ZAR, reflecting a month-on-month growth of 10.26B ZAR (approximately 123%). Belgium and Nigeria followed with increases of 8.1B ZAR and 8.83B ZAR, respectively. On the lower end, imports from the United Arab Emirates dropped by 3.98B ZAR, while Oman and Saudi Arabia also experienced declines of 3.12B ZAR and 1.96B ZAR. In terms of exports, Special Categories led with 19B ZAR, up by 7.43B ZAR (about 64%), while the United Kingdom and Hong Kong also showed positive growth. Conversely, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Mozambique saw declines in their export values, with Belgium down by 1.84B ZAR.

Year-on-year, imports from the United States increased by 7.41B ZAR, with Nigeria and Belgium also showing strong growth of 7.1B ZAR and 6.54B ZAR, respectively. However, imports from Saudi Arabia, Oman, and the United Arab Emirates saw significant declines, with Saudi Arabia down by 4.91B ZAR. On the export side, Special Categories again led with a growth of 6.22B ZAR, while the United Kingdom and Japan also reported increases. In contrast, exports to Mozambique and Belgium fell by 3.49B ZAR and 2.61B ZAR, respectively.

In February 2026, Denmark's total trade value reached 150.39B DKK, with imports at 72.52B DKK and exports at 77.87B DKK. Month on month, imports increased by 2.03B DKK (2.88%), while exports decreased by 1B DKK (-1.27%). Year on year, imports rose by 50.83M DKK (0.07%), and exports increased by 3.42B DKK (4.59%). Overall, the trade balance remains positive, with exports exceeding imports.

In February 2026, Denmark's imports from the United States saw a significant increase of 1.4B DKK, marking a 71.02% rise. Germany followed with a 1.24B DKK increase (9.10%), while Norway's imports rose by 575.42M DKK (18.27%). On the downside, imports from South Korea dropped by 1.36B DKK (-76.55%), China by 1.22B DKK (-18.97%), and a confidential source by 272.79M DKK (-22.63%). For exports, the Netherlands led with a remarkable increase of 4.93B DKK (136.08%), followed by Saudi Arabia with 260.58M DKK (83.67%), and Sweden with 208.38M DKK (3.07%). Conversely, exports to a confidential source fell by 2.6B DKK (-18.89%), Germany by 852.91M DKK (-8.27%), and Singapore by 503.8M DKK (-68.15%). Overall, total imports increased by 2.03B DKK (2.88%), while total exports decreased by 1B DKK (-1.27%).

Year on year, Denmark's imports from Germany increased by 860.94M DKK (6.14%), followed by the United States with 598.96M DKK (21.68%), and the Netherlands with 549.11M DKK (9.03%). In contrast, imports from South Korea decreased by 1.33B DKK (-76.19%), the United Kingdom by 690.35M DKK (-31.61%), and Italy by 522.9M DKK (-16.54%). For exports, the Netherlands saw a substantial increase of 5.05B DKK (143.99%), Norway by 713.57M DKK (18.99%), and Sweden by 577.73M DKK (9.01%). On the other hand, exports to a confidential source fell by 3.45B DKK (-23.62%), Ireland by 939.31M DKK (-67.17%), and Germany by 856.07M DKK (-8.29%). Overall, total imports increased by 50.83M DKK (0.07%), while total exports rose by 3.42B DKK (4.59%).

In summary, Chile's trade values for April 2026 showed mixed results. Total imports reached $6.76B, reflecting a slight increase of $18.45M (0.27%) from the previous month, while total exports amounted to $11.15B, experiencing a decrease of $215.92M (-1.90%). Year-on-year, imports increased by $279.59M (4.31%), and exports saw a significant rise of $2.6B (30.43%). The overall trade flow indicates a robust export performance despite the monthly decline, likely influenced by the recent developments in the copper sector.

In April 2026, Chile's trade values showed notable month-on-month changes across various dimensions. For imports, the highest increases were seen with Spain (imports increased by $161.62M, a 129.08% change), Colombia ($127.24M, 347.38%), and Germany ($68.11M, 26.27%). Conversely, the largest decreases were from Brazil (-$130.05M, -28.74%), Ireland (-$109.28M, -57.97%), and Belgium (-$91.6M, -76.15%). For exports, the top increases were with the United States ($362.75M, 20.09%), Switzerland ($306.26M, 156.57%), and Canada ($116.53M, 77.48%). The largest decreases were from China (-$441.87M, -11.08%), South Korea (-$256.18M, -36.31%), and Japan (-$177.59M, -17.49%). Overall, total imports increased by $18.45M (0.27%) while total exports decreased by $215.92M (-1.90%).

Year-on-year comparisons for April 2026 revealed significant changes in trade values. For imports, the largest increases were from the United States ($192.05M, 9.58%), Panama ($139.19M, 212.74%), and Colombia ($125.3M, 324.88%). The largest decreases were from Singapore (-$161.3M, -76.44%), Switzerland (-$153.53M, -14.25%), and Ireland (-$149.28M, -65.24%). In exports, the highest increases were from China ($1.17B, 49.32%), Switzerland ($353.87M, 239.11%), and India ($293.48M, 104.37%). The largest decreases were from Norway (-$26.02M, -55.22%), Mexico (-$25.92M, -15.75%), and the Netherlands (-$25.15M, -12.15%). Total imports increased by $279.59M (4.31%) while total exports increased by $2.6B (30.43%).

In summary, the Philippines' trade values for April 2026 showed a mixed performance. Total imports reached 13.96B USD, reflecting a modest increase of 71.31M USD (0.51%) from the previous month, while year-on-year imports surged by 2.6B USD (22.91%). Exports, however, faced a significant decline, totaling 7.21B USD, down by 983.43M USD (-12.00%) month-on-month, but showing a slight increase of 424.37M USD (6.26%) year-on-year. The overall trade balance indicates a challenging export environment despite strong import growth.

In April 2026, the Philippines experienced notable changes in trade values. For imports, the top three countries with the highest value changes were the United Arab Emirates (up by 362.08M USD, a 45.07% increase), China (up by 325.66M USD, a 0.09% increase), and Egypt (up by 276.53M USD, a staggering 351.1% increase). Conversely, the lowest changes were seen with Russia (down by 174.37M USD, a 95.87% decrease), Thailand (down by 163.11M USD, a 25.31% decrease), and Indonesia (down by 154.33M USD, a 15.63% decrease). For exports, Italy led with an increase of 20.7M USD (a 57.30% increase), followed by Spain (up by 20.51M USD, a 92.96% increase), and Turkey (up by 15.49M USD, a 57.36% increase). The lowest changes in exports were from Hong Kong (down by 388.55M USD, a 29.82% decrease), Chinese Taipei (down by 155.86M USD, a 39.64% decrease), and the United States (down by 107.97M USD, a 7.69% decrease). Overall, total imports increased by 71.31M USD (0.51%), while total exports decreased by 983.43M USD (-12.00%).

Year on year, imports from China saw the highest increase of 843.11M USD (25.69%), followed by South Korea with an increase of 649.29M USD (66.98%), and Malaysia with 379.76M USD (85.76%). The lowest changes were from Thailand (down by 157.52M USD, a 24.63% decrease), Vietnam (down by 69.21M USD, a 12.15% decrease), and Kuwait (down by 68.15M USD, a 99.99% decrease). In terms of exports, the United States had the highest increase of 265.02M USD (25.72%), followed by China with 224.41M USD (32.95%), and Malaysia with 93.93M USD (50.05%). The lowest changes were from Canada (down by 408.87M USD, a 85.41% decrease), Vietnam (down by 80.44M USD, a 46.11% decrease), and Thailand (down by 18.22M USD, a 8.12% decrease). Overall, total imports increased by 2.6B USD (22.91%), while total exports increased by 424.37M USD (6.26%).

In March 2026, Qatar's total trade values reflected a significant downturn, with total imports at 6.06B QAR, down by 5.19B QAR (-46.16%), and total exports at 13.35B QAR, down by 10.79B QAR (-44.69%). The trade balance indicates a challenging economic environment, likely influenced by the recent economic forecasts and investment hesitations.

In March 2026, Qatar's trade values showed significant fluctuations. For imports, the highest increases were seen with the United States (1.65B QAR, up by 379.27M QAR, 29.95%), Germany (456.62M QAR, up by 71.84M QAR, 18.67%), and Saudi Arabia (190.85M QAR, up by 23.18M QAR, 13.82%). Conversely, the largest declines were from China (781.01M QAR, down by 1.24B QAR, -61.26%), Japan (221.54M QAR, down by 494.2M QAR, -69.05%), and Switzerland (89.65M QAR, down by 419.79M QAR, -82.40%). For exports, Belgium led with 805.8M QAR, an increase of 610.44M QAR (312.47%), followed by the United Arab Emirates (2.53B QAR, up by 385.93M QAR, 17.99%), and Colombia (221.25M QAR, up by 221.25M QAR, infinite percentage change). The largest decreases in exports were from India (510.67M QAR, down by 3.19B QAR, -86.18%), China (2.53B QAR, down by 1.97B QAR, -43.76%), and Singapore (368.95M QAR, down by 1.5B QAR, -80.23%). Overall, total imports decreased by 5.19B QAR (-46.16%) to 6.06B QAR, while total exports decreased by 10.79B QAR (-44.69%) to 13.35B QAR.

Year on year, imports from the United States increased to 1.65B QAR, up by 92.23M QAR (5.94%), Saudi Arabia saw a rise to 190.85M QAR, up by 51.76M QAR (37.21%), and the United Arab Emirates increased to 644.32M QAR, up by 46.6M QAR (7.85%). The largest declines were from China (781.01M QAR, down by 602.4M QAR, -43.54%), the United Kingdom (130.54M QAR, down by 580.07M QAR, -81.63%), and Japan (221.54M QAR, down by 497.5M QAR, -69.19%). For exports, the United Arab Emirates led with 2.53B QAR, an increase of 548.39M QAR (27.67%), followed by Belgium (805.8M QAR, up by 230.06M QAR, 39.96%), and Colombia (221.25M QAR, up by 221.25M QAR, infinite percentage change). The largest declines in exports were from India (510.67M QAR, down by 2.8B QAR, -84.50%), China (2.53B QAR, down by 2.71B QAR, -51.65%), and South Korea (864.37M QAR, down by 2.47B QAR, -74.05%). Overall, total imports decreased by 4.56B QAR (-42.94%) to 6.06B QAR, while total exports decreased by 17.71B QAR (-57.01%) to 13.35B QAR.

In summary, Portugal's trade dynamics in March 2026 showed a positive trend with total imports reaching €8.98 billion (up €1.55 billion MoM, +20.86%) and exports at €6.72 billion (up €1.21 billion MoM, +22.03%). Year-on-year, imports increased by €1.12 billion (14.25%) and exports by €835.03 million (14.18%). The overall trade deficit narrowed, indicating a healthier trade balance as exports grew faster than imports, aligning with recent reports of a narrowing trade deficit in April.

In March 2026, Portugal's imports saw a significant increase, with the total trade value reaching €8.98 billion, reflecting a month-on-month growth of €1.55 billion (20.86%). The top three regions contributing to this growth were Lisbon (€2.08 billion, +€390.23 million, +23.14%), Oeiras (€1.06 billion, +€307.77 million, +41.04%), and Vila Nova de Gaia (€333.06 million, +€68.23 million, +25.76%). Conversely, the bottom three regions were Oliveira de Azeméis (€36.33 million, -€8.07 million, -18.18%), Aveiro (€58.79 million, -€5.18 million, -8.09%), and Rio Maior (€12.52 million, -€3.6 million, -22.31%). Exports also experienced a robust increase, totaling €6.72 billion, with a month-on-month rise of €1.21 billion (22.03%). The leading contributors were Lisbon (€731.66 million, +€206.67 million, +39.37%), Palmela (€488.65 million, +€110.71 million, +29.29%), and Sines (€61.59 million, +€42.6 million, +224.38%). On the downside, Estarreja (€62.59 million, -€9.34 million, -12.99%), Vila do Conde (€68.94 million, -€4.81 million, -6.52%), and Évora (€51.34 million, -€4.46 million, -7.99%) showed declines.

Year-on-year, imports in March 2026 totaled €8.98 billion, reflecting an increase of €1.12 billion (14.25%). The top regions for imports were Lisbon (€2.08 billion, +€316.46 million, +17.98%), Oeiras (€1.06 billion, +€156.06 million, +17.31%), and Palmela (€415.34 million, +€93.57 million, +29.08%). The regions with the largest declines were trophy (€52.45 million, -€11.36 million, -17.80%), Sines (€24.83 million, -€7.71 million, -23.70%), and Gondomar (€46.6 million, -€6.90 million, -12.90%). Exports also increased year-on-year, reaching €6.72 billion, with a growth of €835.03 million (14.18%). The leading regions for exports were Palmela (€488.65 million, +€159.18 million, +48.31%), Lisbon (€731.66 million, +€59.87 million, +8.91%), and Loures (€161.04 million, +€48.68 million, +43.33%). The regions with the largest declines included Caldas da Rainha (€15.17 million, -€40.59 million, -72.79%), Vila do Conde (€68.94 million, -€21.58 million, -23.84%), and Maya (€163.38 million, -€17.88 million, -9.86%).

In March 2026, Portugal's total trade value for imports reached 10.37B EUR, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 1.65B EUR (+18.87%) and a year-on-year increase of 1.1B EUR (+11.88%). Exports totaled 7.5B EUR, with a month-on-month increase of 1.33B EUR (+21.51%) and a year-on-year increase of 679.01M EUR (+9.95%). Overall, the trade balance indicates a robust growth in both imports and exports, with imports growing at a faster rate than exports in both monthly and yearly comparisons.

In March 2026, Portugal's imports saw a significant increase, with the top three countries being Spain (3.42B EUR, +556.17M EUR, +19.45%), Netherlands (790.78M EUR, +262.36M EUR, +49.65%), and Germany (1.3B EUR, +159.64M EUR, +13.99%). Conversely, the lowest changes were from Azerbaijan (4.23K EUR, -58.5M EUR, -99.99%), Austria (57.05M EUR, -12.05M EUR, -17.43%), and Venezuela (228.83K EUR, -6.6M EUR, -96.65%). For exports, the highest increases were seen with Spain (1.93B EUR, +281.47M EUR, +17.11%), United States (423.17M EUR, +148.07M EUR, +53.82%), and Germany (883.78M EUR, +134.92M EUR, +18.02%). The lowest changes in exports were from Belgium (167.46M EUR, -24.26M EUR, -12.66%), Virgin Islands (2.19K EUR, -16.6M EUR, -99.99%), and Denmark (44.58M EUR, -9.23M EUR, -17.2%).

Year on year, imports from Spain reached 3.42B EUR, with a value change of +344.81M EUR (+11.23%). The Netherlands followed with 790.78M EUR (+271.63M EUR, +52.32%), and China at 530.53M EUR (+107.75M EUR, +25.49%). The lowest year-on-year changes were from Azerbaijan (4.23K EUR, -79.76M EUR, -99.99%), Gabon (951.88K EUR, -46.11M EUR, -97.98%), and Algeria (75.69M EUR, -45.07M EUR, -37.33%). For exports, Germany led with 883.78M EUR (+138.34M EUR, +18.56%), followed by Spain (1.93B EUR, +102.43M EUR, +5.61%), and Turkey (151.39M EUR, +79.75M EUR, +111.33%). The lowest year-on-year changes in exports were from the United States (423.17M EUR, -142.21M EUR, -25.15%), Ukraine (2.73M EUR, -42.34M EUR, -93.95%), and Canada (39.07M EUR, -37.41M EUR, -48.91%).

In March 2026, Peru's total trade value reached 15.49B USD, with imports at 6.07B USD and exports at 9.42B USD. This represents a month-on-month increase of 1.15B USD for imports and 849.18M USD for exports, and a year-on-year increase of 1.08B USD for imports and 2.57B USD for exports. The overall trade flow indicates a robust growth trend, particularly in exports, which have significantly outpaced imports both month-on-month and year-on-year.

In March 2026, Peru's total trade value saw a significant increase, with imports totaling 6.07B USD, reflecting a 1.15B USD increase (23.44% growth) from the previous month. Exports also rose to 9.42B USD, with an increase of 849.18M USD (9.90% growth). **Country Official:** - **Top 3 Imports:** The United States led with 1.15B USD (342.65M USD increase, 42.60% growth), followed by China at 1.78B USD (169.81M USD increase, 10.58% growth), and Brazil at 415.63M USD (111.49M USD increase, 36.66% growth). - **Bottom 3 Imports:** Bolivia saw a decrease to 81.97M USD (-23.42M USD, -22.22% decline), Argentina at 219.82M USD (-17.85M USD, -7.51% decline), and Trinidad and Tobago at 40.41M USD (-17.35M USD, -30.04% decline). **Subnat Geography:** - **Top 3 Imports:** Callao Maritime dominated with 4.22B USD (828.75M USD increase, 24.43% growth), followed by Mollendo - Matarani at 257.4M USD (88.89M USD increase, 52.75% growth), and Talara at 131.33M USD (74.3M USD increase, 1.30% growth). - **Bottom 3 Imports:** Chimbote at 30.29M USD (-15.67M USD, -34.10% decline), Chancay at 146.7M USD (-3.84M USD, -2.51% decline), and Tumbes at 28.54M USD (-2.21M USD, -7.71% decline). **HS4 Official:** - **Top 3 Imports:** Refined Petroleum at 757.6M USD (294.18M USD increase, 63.48% growth), Precious Metal Ore at 187.5M USD (118.22M USD increase, 171.65% growth), and Crude Petroleum at 328.39M USD (86.74M USD increase, 35.80% growth). - **Bottom 3 Imports:** Soybean Oil at 25.84M USD (-29.59M USD, -53.38% decline), Semi-Finished Iron at 123.76K USD (-21.53M USD, -99.99% decline), and Lead Ore at 1.12M USD (-12.97M USD, -92.05% decline). **Exports:** - **Top 3 Exports:** India led with 1.13B USD (260.72M USD increase, 29.92% growth), Canada at 575.48M USD (180.45M USD increase, 45.68% growth), and Spain at 257.99M USD (123.66M USD increase, 92.05% growth). - **Bottom 3 Exports:** United Arab Emirates at 88.83M USD (-174.36M USD, -662.48% decline), Switzerland at 279.35M USD (-59.32M USD, -17.50% decline), and Norway at 1.14M USD (-36.33M USD, -969.65% decline).

In March 2026, Peru's total trade value showed a positive trend year-on-year, with imports at 6.07B USD, reflecting a 1.08B USD increase (21.52% growth) compared to the previous year. Exports reached 9.42B USD, with a substantial increase of 2.57B USD (37.58% growth). **Country Official:** - **Top 3 Imports:** China at 1.78B USD (254.09M USD increase, 16.67% growth), Brazil at 415.63M USD (178.87M USD increase, 75.55% growth), and the United States at 1.15B USD (147.65M USD increase, 14.77% growth). - **Bottom 3 Imports:** Nigeria at 366.04K USD (-81.46M USD, -99.95% decline), Argentina at 219.82M USD (-49.54M USD, -18.39% decline), and Mexico at 138.75M USD (-21.82M USD, -13.52% decline). **Subnat Geography:** - **Top 3 Imports:** Callao Maritime at 4.22B USD (693.18M USD increase, 19.65% growth), Mollendo - Matarani at 257.4M USD (81.39M USD increase, 46.24% growth), and Callao Air at 626.67M USD (61.79M USD increase, 10.92% growth). - **Bottom 3 Imports:** Paita at 96.33M USD (-2.48M USD, -2.51% decline), Iquitos at 2.34M USD (-1.8M USD, -43.43% decline), and La Tina at 0 USD (-15.84K USD, -100% decline). **HS4 Official:** - **Top 3 Imports:** Refined Petroleum at 757.6M USD (439.18M USD increase, 137.93% growth), Precious Metal Ore at 187.5M USD (126.45M USD increase, 171.71% growth), and Cars at 226.17M USD (62.76M USD increase, 38.40% growth). - **Bottom 3 Imports:** Crude Petroleum at 328.39M USD (-23.06M USD, -6.56% decline), Petroleum Gas at 35.09M USD (-18.38M USD, -34.43% decline), and Other Iron Products at 19.28M USD (-14.61M USD, -43.12% decline). **Exports:** - **Top 3 Exports:** China at 3.57B USD (953.53M USD increase, 36.39% growth), India at 1.13B USD (826.43M USD increase, 270.39% growth), and Canada at 575.48M USD (234.07M USD increase, 68.56% growth). - **Bottom 3 Exports:** United Arab Emirates at 88.83M USD (-275.8M USD, -75.64% decline), Germany at 96M USD (-58.53M USD, -37.85% decline), and Japan at 268.87M USD (-55.83M USD, -17.25% decline).

In March 2026, Colombia's total trade value reached 11.55B USD, with imports at 6.16B USD and exports at 5.39B USD. Month on month, total trade increased by 1.14B USD (26.73%), while year on year, it increased by 951.32M USD (21.43%). The trade flow dynamics indicate a strong performance in exports, particularly to India and the Netherlands, while imports from China and South Korea showed notable growth. However, the overall trade environment is challenged by tariff escalations, particularly affecting trade with Ecuador.

In March 2026, Colombia's trade values showed significant fluctuations. For imports, the highest increases were seen from South Korea (89.74M, 89.69%), Brazil (64M, 27.89%), and China (60.02M, 3.42%). Conversely, the largest declines were from Colombia itself (-45.47M, -24.87%), Japan (-34.17M, -20.46%), and Ecuador (-14.34M, -23.28%). For exports, the top increases were from India (239.13M, 112.73%), the Netherlands (199.85M, 213.63%), and Panama (180.61M, 56.37%). The largest decreases were from South Korea (-51.45M, -64.84%), Ecuador (-47.74M, -42.88%), and the United Arab Emirates (-26.4M, -29.01%). Overall, total trade saw an increase of 1.14B (26.73%).

Year on year, imports from China increased significantly by 475.01M (35.47%), followed by South Korea (116.79M, 159.95%) and Italy (35.05M, 39.95%). The largest declines were from France (-59.28M, -45.51%), Belgium (-39.25M, -47.34%), and Trinidad and Tobago (-38.8M, -53.49%). For exports, India saw the largest increase of 409.67M (985.03%), followed by Italy (195.89M, 252.82%) and the Netherlands (114.81M, 64.29%). The largest declines were from China (-99.94M, -49.12%), Ecuador (-88.75M, -58.27%), and Chinese Taipei (-32.45M, -75.55%). Total trade increased by 951.32M (21.43%).

In summary, Uzbekistan's trade values for April 2026 reflect a robust export performance with a total trade increase of 1.9B USD, primarily driven by significant growth in exports. Imports, however, faced a decline of 4.16B USD, particularly from major trading partners like China and Russia. The overall trade balance indicates a shift towards a more export-oriented economy, aligning with the recent economic growth trends reported in the news.

In April 2026, Uzbekistan's trade values showed significant changes. For imports, the top three countries with the highest value changes were Cuba (362M USD), Fiji (48M USD), and Palestine (40M USD), all showing positive growth. Conversely, the lowest changes were from China (-1.16B USD), Russia (-787.78M USD), and Kazakhstan (-346.7M USD), indicating a substantial decline in imports from these nations. For exports, the highest increases were seen with Unknown (2.21B USD), Turkey (52.15M USD), and Cyprus (46.26M USD), while the lowest changes were from France (-102.03M USD), Indonesia (-2.02M USD), and Brazil (-957.7K USD). Overall, total trade saw a positive change of 1.9B USD, primarily driven by exports.

Year on year, imports from Greece (17.1K USD), Eritrea (200 USD), and Botswana (0 USD) showed the highest value changes, albeit minimal. In contrast, the largest declines were from China (-1.01B USD), Russia (-713.03M USD), and Kazakhstan (-268.54M USD), reflecting a significant drop in imports from these countries. For exports, the top increases were from China (120.44M USD), Hong Kong (104.23M USD), and Afghanistan (101.1M USD), indicating strong growth in these markets. The lowest changes were from Unknown (-211.36M USD), Pakistan (-29.06M USD), and Bulgaria (-8.79M USD). Total trade experienced a year-on-year increase of 496.17M USD for exports, while imports decreased by 3.39B USD.

In summary, Uzbekistan's trade values for April 2026 indicate a strong performance in exports with a month-on-month increase of 1.9 billion USD and a year-on-year growth of 386.69 million USD. Imports, while slightly declining month-on-month by 11.88 million USD, showed a significant year-on-year increase of 607.73 million USD. The total trade value reached 8.27 billion USD, highlighting a positive trade environment despite the minor fluctuations in imports.

In April 2026, Uzbekistan's trade flow showed significant changes. Exports reached 4.16 billion USD, with a remarkable month-on-month increase of 1.9 billion USD, reflecting a substantial growth rate of approximately 84.22%. This surge in exports indicates a strong demand for Uzbek goods in international markets. On the other hand, imports totaled 4.11 billion USD, experiencing a slight decline of 11.88 million USD, which corresponds to a decrease of about 0.29%. This suggests a minor contraction in the import sector, possibly due to reduced demand or increased domestic production. Overall, the total trade value for the month was 8.27 billion USD, with exports significantly outpacing imports.

Year-on-year analysis for April 2026 shows that imports totaled 4.11 billion USD, with a notable increase of 607.73 million USD, translating to a growth rate of approximately 17.34%. This indicates a robust recovery or expansion in the import sector compared to the previous year. Exports also saw a positive trend, reaching 4.16 billion USD, with an increase of 386.69 million USD, which is a growth rate of about 10.25%. This consistent growth in both imports and exports suggests a strengthening of Uzbekistan's trade relationships and economic activity. The total trade value for the year was 8.27 billion USD, reflecting a healthy trade balance.