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Overall, China's total trade value for March 202603 reached USD 590.93B, with imports at USD 269.9B (up USD 61B, +29.20%) and exports at USD 321.03B (up USD 21.15B, +7.05%). The month-on-month analysis indicates a robust increase in imports, particularly from key partners like South Korea and Japan, while exports showed mixed results with significant drops to certain countries. Year-on-year, imports have also seen substantial growth, particularly from Switzerland and South Korea, while exports to the United States have notably decreased.

In March 202603, China's trade values showed significant month-on-month changes across various dimensions. For imports, the highest increases were seen with South Korea (USD 23.46B, +6.71B, +40.09%), Japan (USD 18.27B, +6.27B, +52.24%), and Chinese Taipei (USD 23.64B, +6.1B, +34.74%). Conversely, the largest declines were from Kazakhstan (USD 1.58B, -1.39B, -46.74%), Brazil (USD 7.71B, -773.51M, -9.11%), and Argentina (USD 769.72M, -481.91M, -38.50%). For exports, Hong Kong led with USD 39.33B (+13.63B, +53.02%), followed by Vietnam (USD 19.77B, +7.19B, +57.20%), and South Korea (USD 15.43B, +3.05B, +24.60%). The lowest exports were to the United Arab Emirates (USD 2B, -3.55B, -64.03%), Saudi Arabia (USD 2.64B, -1.72B, -39.47%), and Iraq (USD 203.12M, -1.06B, -84.93%).

Year-on-year comparisons for March 202603 revealed notable shifts. In imports, Switzerland saw the highest increase (USD 11.95B, +9.4B, +368.15%), followed by South Korea (USD 23.46B, +8.68B, +58.76%) and Australia (USD 16.34B, +7.63B, +87.58%). The largest declines were from Malaysia (USD 8.06B, -2.59B, -24.33%), Iraq (USD 1.91B, -2.32B, -54.78%), and Saudi Arabia (USD 3.81B, -2.1B, -35.55%). For exports, Hong Kong again led with USD 39.33B (+11.43B, +40.97%), followed by South Korea (USD 15.43B, +2.53B, +19.57%) and Chinese Taipei (USD 9.08B, +2.36B, +35.19%). The lowest exports were to the United States (USD 29.45B, -10.61B, -26.49%), United Arab Emirates (USD 2B, -3.75B, -65.00%), and Saudi Arabia (USD 2.64B, -1.65B, -38.43%).

In summary, the United States experienced a notable increase in trade values in March 2026 compared to the previous month, with total imports rising to $299.04 billion (up 19.19%) and exports reaching $212.68 billion (up 13.49%). Year-on-year, however, imports decreased by $41.42 billion (-12.17%), while exports increased by $29.61 billion (16.17%). The overall trade flow indicates a robust export performance despite a decline in imports, suggesting a shift in trade dynamics.

In March 2026, the total trade value for the United States saw significant month-on-month changes. Imports totaled $299.04 billion, reflecting an increase of $48.14 billion (approximately 19.19%). Exports amounted to $212.68 billion, with a rise of $25.29 billion (around 13.49%). **Country Official:** For imports, Mexico led with $50.95 billion, up by $6.86 billion (15.56%), followed by Canada at $33.84 billion (4.88 billion increase, 16.86%). Vietnam also showed strong growth at $20.36 billion (4.73 billion increase, 30.24%). On the downside, Peru's imports fell to $769.78 million, down by $222.59 million (-22.43%). For exports, Mexico again topped the list with $31.98 billion (up by $3.79 billion, 13.43%), followed by China at $10.97 billion (3.13 billion increase, 39.87%). South Korea also performed well at $8.08 billion (up by $2.96 billion, 57.67%). The lowest exports were from the United Arab Emirates at $2.15 billion, down by $1.57 billion (-42.15%). **Subnat Geography:** Imports from Chicago, IL reached $29.56 billion (up by $6.42 billion, 27.76%), while San Francisco, CA saw $14.69 billion (5.4 billion increase, 58.02%). New York City, NY had $25.34 billion (up by $4.9 billion, 23.99%). Conversely, Minneapolis, MN saw a decline to $1.76 billion, down by $276.59 million (-13.59%). Exports from Houston-Galveston, TX were $25.31 billion (up by $5.58 billion, 28.30%), Los Angeles, CA at $13.01 billion (up by $2.11 billion, 19.37%), and San Francisco, CA at $7.99 billion (up by $1.89 billion, 31.02%). New York City, NY had a decrease to $31.47 billion, down by $2.15 billion (-6.40%). **HS4 Official:** Imports of Cars reached $16.49 billion (up by $4.97 billion, 43.21%), Computers at $32.61 billion (up by $4.44 billion, 15.77%), and Office Machine Parts at $13.05 billion (up by $4.01 billion, 44.30%). The lowest were Petroleum Gas at $1.36 billion (down by $561.8 million, -29.16%). Exports of Refined Petroleum were $12.38 billion (up by $4.14 billion, 50.32%), Crude Petroleum at $10.71 billion (up by $2.75 billion, 34.54%), and Computers at $7.27 billion (up by $2.32 billion, 46.83%). The lowest were Silver at $3.37 billion (down by $1.43 billion, -29.77%).

In March 2026, the year-on-year trade analysis showed contrasting trends. Imports totaled $299.04 billion, down by $41.42 billion (-12.17%). Exports reached $212.68 billion, an increase of $29.61 billion (16.17%). **Country Official:** Imports from Chinese Taipei were $24.46 billion, up by $12.15 billion (98.72%), followed by Vietnam at $20.36 billion (up by $5.64 billion, 38.34%). Thailand also saw growth at $11.83 billion (up by $4.79 billion, 68.14%). On the contrary, Ireland's imports fell to $4.97 billion, down by $25.72 billion (-83.82%). Exports to Switzerland were $9.55 billion, up by $5.46 billion (132.14%), Hong Kong at $6.24 billion (up by $4.12 billion, 193.38%), and the United Kingdom at $12.18 billion (up by $3.71 billion, 43.83%). The lowest were Canada at $27.26 billion, down by $597.41 million (-2.14%). **Subnat Geography:** Imports from Dallas-Fort Worth, TX were $9.69 billion, up by $4.13 billion (74.11%), San Francisco, CA at $14.69 billion (up by $3.24 billion, 28.23%), and El Paso, TX at $13.42 billion (up by $2.62 billion, 24.20%). New York City, NY saw a decline to $25.34 billion, down by $20.85 billion (-45.14%). Exports from New York City, NY were $31.47 billion, up by $12.78 billion (68.35%), Houston-Galveston, TX at $25.31 billion (up by $3.27 billion, 14.80%), and San Francisco, CA at $7.99 billion (up by $2.58 billion, 47.71%). The lowest were Detroit, MI at $13.38 billion, down by $810.06 million (-5.67%). **HS4 Official:** Imports of Computers were $32.61 billion, up by $16.13 billion (97.81%), while Exports of Articles Imported for Repairs were $9.45 billion (up by $9.45 billion, inf). Office Machine Parts were $13.05 billion (up by $5.65 billion, 76.39%). The lowest were Hormones at $175.79 million, down by $17.24 billion (-98.99%). Exports of Gold were $16.8 billion, up by $11.32 billion (227.61%), Refined Petroleum at $12.38 billion (up by $3.34 billion, 37.02%), and Silver at $3.37 billion (up by $3.26 billion, 28.17%). The lowest were Cars at $4.82 billion, down by $1.5 billion (-23.77%).

Overall, the total trade value for the United States in March 2026 was 523.68B USD, with imports at 302.29B USD (an increase of 48.73B USD or 19.22% from the previous month) and exports at 221.39B USD (an increase of 26.26B USD or 13.46%). Year-on-year, total trade saw imports at 302.29B USD (a decrease of 40.32B USD or -11.77%) and exports at 221.39B USD (an increase of 30.42B USD or 15.93%).

In March 2026, the United States saw significant month-on-month changes in trade values across various dimensions. For imports, Mexico led with a trade value of 51.2B USD, reflecting a substantial increase of 6.89B USD (15.55% increase). Canada followed with 34.09B USD, up by 4.92B USD (16.85%). Vietnam also showed strong growth with 20.54B USD, increasing by 4.8B USD (30.54%). On the lower end, imports from Peru decreased to 771.48M USD, down by 222.32M USD (-22.37%), while Colombia and Israel also saw declines of 210.16M USD and 154.93M USD respectively. For exports, Mexico again topped the list with 32.78B USD, up by 3.87B USD (13.39%). China followed with 11.1B USD, increasing by 3.16B USD (39.72%). Canada also saw a rise to 31.44B USD, up by 3.07B USD (10.81%). Conversely, the United Arab Emirates experienced a significant drop, with exports falling to 2.2B USD, down by 1.6B USD (-42.10%). Switzerland and Hong Kong also faced declines of 971.98M USD and 941.72M USD respectively.

Year-on-year analysis for March 2026 revealed contrasting trends. In imports, Chinese Taipei led with a trade value of 24.61B USD, showing a remarkable increase of 12.2B USD (98.38%). Vietnam followed with 20.54B USD, up by 5.76B USD (38.99%). Thailand also saw a rise to 11.88B USD, increasing by 4.81B USD (68.07%). On the downside, Ireland's imports plummeted to 5B USD, down by 25.72B USD (-83.72%), while Switzerland and China also reported significant declines of 14.43B USD and 8.52B USD respectively. For exports, Switzerland led with 9.69B USD, up by 5.52B USD (1.33%). Hong Kong followed with 6.34B USD, increasing by 4.16B USD (42.90%). The United Kingdom also saw a rise to 12.53B USD, up by 3.8B USD (43.50%). However, China experienced a slight decline, with exports at 11.1B USD, down by 355.19M USD (-3.00%). Canada and Israel also faced minor decreases of 351.27M USD and 335.83M USD respectively.

In March 2026, the United States experienced a notable increase in trade values, with total imports reaching 290.91B USD (up 46.23B USD from the previous month) and total exports at 208.72B USD (up 24.76B USD). Year-on-year, imports decreased by 41.49B USD (12.48%), while exports increased by 26.3B USD (14.42%). Overall, the trade flow indicates a robust recovery in exports, contrasting with a decline in imports compared to the previous year.

In March 2026, the total trade value for the United States saw a significant increase, with imports totaling 290.91B USD, reflecting a 46.23B USD increase (18.89% growth) from the previous month. Exports also rose to 208.72B USD, up by 24.76B USD (13.46% growth). **Country Official:** - **Top 3 Imports:** Mexico (50.94B USD, +6.86B USD, +15.57%), Canada (33.83B USD, +4.87B USD, +16.84%), Vietnam (19.85B USD, +4.53B USD, +29.59%). - **Bottom 3 Imports:** Peru (756.8M USD, -233.66M USD, -23.61%), Colombia (1.43B USD, -209.48M USD, -12.87%), Israel (1.17B USD, -103.04M USD, -8.05%). - **Top 3 Exports:** Mexico (31.92B USD, +3.76B USD, +13.53%), China (10.76B USD, +3.09B USD, +40.23%), South Korea (7.86B USD, +2.89B USD, +58.28%). - **Bottom 3 Exports:** United Arab Emirates (2.07B USD, -1.56B USD, -42.92%), Switzerland (9.5B USD, -978.04M USD, -9.30%), Hong Kong (6.21B USD, -931.92M USD, -13.03%). **Subnat Geography:** - **Top 3 Imports:** Chicago, IL (25.55B USD, +5.06B USD, +24.69%), San Francisco Intl Arpt, CA (9.93B USD, +4.07B USD, +69.51%), Laredo, TX (23.16B USD, +3.41B USD, +17.35%). - **Bottom 3 Imports:** El Paso, TX (809.7M USD, -720.72M USD, -47.09%), Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN (904.96M USD, -274.64M USD, -23.29%), Harrisburg, PA (2.62M USD, -245.46M USD, -98.99%). - **Top 3 Exports:** Houston, TX (13.58B USD, +3.16B USD, +30.26%), Corpus Christi, TX (8.17B USD, +2.05B USD, +34.42%), San Francisco Intl Arpt, CA (5.51B USD, +1.42B USD, +34.57%). - **Bottom 3 Exports:** John F Kennedy Intl Airport, NY (22.61B USD, -4.19B USD, -15.65%), Sabine, TX (916.18M USD, -506.68M USD, -35.56%), Salt Lake City, UT (1.71B USD, -357.64M USD, -17.30%). **HS4 Official:** - **Top 3 Imports:** Cars (16.49B USD, +4.97B USD, +43.21%), Computers (32.25B USD, +4.55B USD, +16.44%), Office Machine Parts (12.96B USD, +3.99B USD, +44.46%). - **Bottom 3 Imports:** Petroleum Gas (1.36B USD, -561.8M USD, -29.16%), Refined Copper (1.98B USD, -344.53M USD, -14.79%), Paintings (433.18M USD, -268.56M USD, -38.27%). - **Top 3 Exports:** Refined Petroleum (12.38B USD, +4.14B USD, +50.32%), Crude Petroleum (10.71B USD, +2.75B USD, +34.54%), Computers (6.98B USD, +2.59B USD, +58.97%). - **Bottom 3 Exports:** Silver (3.37B USD, -1.43B USD, -29.77%), Gold (16.8B USD, -1.08B USD, -6.06%), Hormones (1.14B USD, -1.06B USD, -48.12%).

In March 2026, the year-on-year analysis shows a mixed performance in trade values. Imports totaled 290.91B USD, down by 41.49B USD (-12.48%) compared to the previous year, while exports increased to 208.72B USD, up by 26.3B USD (14.42%). **Country Official:** - **Top 3 Imports:** Chinese Taipei (24.24B USD, +12.13B USD, +100.22%), Vietnam (19.85B USD, +5.45B USD, +37.84%), Thailand (11.41B USD, +4.78B USD, +71.99%). - **Bottom 3 Imports:** Ireland (4.74B USD, -25.76B USD, -84.46%), Switzerland (3.92B USD, -14.45B USD, -78.65%), China (18.99B USD, -8.82B USD, -31.72%). - **Top 3 Exports:** Switzerland (9.5B USD, +5.41B USD, +132.03%), Hong Kong (6.21B USD, +4.08B USD, +191.66%), United Kingdom (12.01B USD, +3.54B USD, +41.84%). - **Bottom 3 Exports:** Canada (27.26B USD, -598.68M USD, -2.15%), China (10.76B USD, -564.2M USD, -5.02%), Israel (796.37M USD, -529.55M USD, -39.94%). **Subnat Geography:** - **Top 3 Imports:** San Francisco Intl Arpt, CA (9.93B USD, +3.92B USD, +65.20%), Dallas/Ft. Worth, TX (7.31B USD, +3.46B USD, +89.90%), Anchorage, AK (7.35B USD, +3.22B USD, +78.18%). - **Bottom 3 Imports:** John F Kennedy Intl Airport, NY (6.62B USD, -19.47B USD, -74.62%), Chicago, IL (25.55B USD, -18.73B USD, -42.30%), Atlanta, GA (5.23B USD, -5.18B USD, -49.75%). - **Top 3 Exports:** John F Kennedy Intl Airport, NY (22.61B USD, +9.39B USD, +71.05%), San Francisco Intl Arpt, CA (5.51B USD, +2.44B USD, +79.52%), Houston, TX (13.58B USD, +1.76B USD, +14.93%). - **Bottom 3 Exports:** Port Huron, MI (5.38B USD, -562.98M USD, -9.47%), Brunswick, GA (923.02M USD, -394.63M USD, -29.93%), Detroit, MI (7.53B USD, -387.44M USD, -4.84%). **HS4 Official:** - **Top 3 Imports:** Computers (32.25B USD, +16.1B USD, +99.71%), Exports of Articles Imported for Repairs (9.44B USD, +9.44B USD, inf), Office Machine Parts (12.96B USD, +5.61B USD, +76.38%). - **Bottom 3 Imports:** Hormones (175.79M USD, -17.24B USD, -98.99%), Other Precious Metal Products (411.21M USD, -16.71B USD, -97.60%), Commodities not elsewhere specified (0 USD, -9.96B USD, -100%). - **Top 3 Exports:** Gold (16.8B USD, +11.32B USD, +226.56%), Refined Petroleum (12.38B USD, +3.34B USD, +37.02%), Silver (3.37B USD, +3.26B USD, +28.17%). - **Bottom 3 Exports:** Cars (4.82B USD, -1.5B USD, -23.77%), Packaged Medicaments (2.97B USD, -989.96M USD, -24.92%), Commodities not elsewhere specified (0 USD, -903.45M USD, -100%).

Overall, Germany's trade values have shown positive growth in both imports and exports month-on-month and year-on-year. The total trade value for exports increased by 10.35 billion EUR (8.57%) in the last month and 2.34 billion EUR (1.82%) compared to last year. Imports also rose by 6.85 billion EUR (6.47%) month-on-month and 301.76 million EUR (0.27%) year-on-year. The trade flow indicates a healthy trade environment despite some declines in specific sectors and countries, particularly in the context of recent economic forecasts and geopolitical tensions.

In the month-on-month analysis, Germany's total exports increased by 10.35 billion EUR, reflecting a growth of approximately 8.57%. Imports also saw a rise of 6.85 billion EUR, marking a 6.47% increase. Among the top five countries for imports, Italy led with a trade value of 6.39 billion EUR, showing a significant increase of 1.34 billion EUR (26.41%). Poland followed closely with 6.54 billion EUR, up by 957.6 million EUR (17.17%). Austria also contributed with 4.65 billion EUR, increasing by 793.25 million EUR (20.58%). On the lower end, imports from China decreased by 448.24 million EUR (3.08%), while Ireland and Norway saw declines of 428 million EUR (21.15%) and 297.02 million EUR (13.24%) respectively. For exports, the Netherlands topped the list with 9.29 billion EUR, up by 690.77 million EUR (8.08%). France and Poland followed with increases of 600.45 million EUR (6.32%) and 593.48 million EUR (7.38%) respectively. However, Japan experienced a decline of 140 million EUR (8.73%), while Greece and Vietnam saw decreases of 116.63 million EUR (14.05%) and 87.56 million EUR (29.18%).

In the year-on-year analysis, total exports from Germany reached 131.04 billion EUR, reflecting an increase of 2.34 billion EUR (1.82%). Imports totaled 112.73 billion EUR, with a modest increase of 301.76 million EUR (0.27%). Among the top five countries for imports, France saw the highest increase with 850.53 million EUR (15.69%), followed by China with 828.94 million EUR (6.23%) and the United States with 567.47 million EUR (7.86%). On the downside, Norway experienced a significant drop of 1 billion EUR (33.99%), while Switzerland and the Netherlands saw declines of 655.97 million EUR (12.60%) and 503.69 million EUR (6.13%) respectively. For exports, Spain led with an increase of 786.16 million EUR (23.56%), followed by Austria with 747.36 million EUR (11.73%) and Poland with 619.53 million EUR (7.69%). Conversely, the United States faced a decline of 2.02 billion EUR (14.46%), Japan saw a drop of 1.03 billion EUR (41.30%), and China experienced a decrease of 779.24 million EUR (12.00%).

In summary, Germany's trade values for the month of February 202602 showed a positive trend in exports with a total increase of 7.91 billion EUR (6.72%) and a modest rise in imports by 2.07 billion EUR (1.98%). Year-on-year, exports saw a slight increase of 1.35 billion EUR (1.08%), while imports experienced a decline of 1.55 billion EUR (-1.43%). The overall trade balance indicates a healthy export performance despite some challenges in import values.

In the month-on-month analysis, Germany's imports from Italy saw the highest increase with a trade value of 5.92 billion EUR, reflecting a growth of approximately 18.15%. Poland followed with imports worth 6.1 billion EUR, increasing by 10.02%. Hungary also showed significant growth with imports valued at 2.89 billion EUR, up by 22.98%. On the lower end, imports from China decreased to 13.13 billion EUR, down by 5.99%. Ireland's imports fell to 1.51 billion EUR, a decrease of 25.01%. South Africa's imports also dropped to 830.94 million EUR, down by 28.62%. In exports, the United Kingdom led with 7.07 billion EUR, up by 9.13%. Switzerland followed with 6.77 billion EUR, increasing by 8.78%. Singapore's exports surged to 973.07 million EUR, a remarkable increase of 110.69%. Conversely, Greece's exports fell to 606.83 million EUR, down by 18.66%. Japan's exports decreased to 1.45 billion EUR, down by 8.76%. Vietnam's exports also dropped to 211.25 million EUR, down by 29.20%. Overall, total exports increased by 7.91 billion EUR (6.72%) while imports rose by 2.07 billion EUR (1.98%).

In the year-on-year analysis, Germany's imports from France increased to 5.87 billion EUR, up by 14.09%. Imports from China also rose to 13.13 billion EUR, with a growth of 4.81%. The United States contributed 7.22 billion EUR in imports, reflecting a 6.25% increase. On the downside, imports from Switzerland decreased to 4.39 billion EUR, down by 13.69%. The Rest of the World saw a decline to 2.6 billion EUR, down by 20.58%. Italy's imports also fell to 5.92 billion EUR, down by 9.97%. In exports, the Rest of the World saw a significant increase to 791.94 million EUR, up by 281.32%. The United Kingdom's exports rose to 7.07 billion EUR, up by 7.77%. Poland's exports increased to 8.01 billion EUR, reflecting a growth of 6.44%. However, exports to the United States decreased to 11.86 billion EUR, down by 14.05%. Japan's exports fell to 1.45 billion EUR, down by 41.26%. Exports to China also dropped to 5.67 billion EUR, down by 11.76%. Overall, total exports increased by 1.35 billion EUR (1.08%) while imports decreased by 1.55 billion EUR (-1.43%).

Overall, the total trade for imports in the Netherlands amounted to 50.96B EUR, reflecting a decrease of 3.95B EUR (7.20%) month-on-month and a decline of 1.51B EUR (2.80%) year-on-year. Exports totaled 60.07B EUR, with a month-on-month decrease of 4.15B EUR (6.41%) and a year-on-year decline of 2.1B EUR (3.39%). The trade balance indicates a challenging period for both imports and exports, with notable declines in key trading partners.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Norway saw the highest increase with a trade value of 887M EUR, reflecting a significant growth of 48.33%. Ukraine followed with a trade value of 385M EUR, marking a 61.76% increase. The United Kingdom had a trade value of 1.95B EUR, with a modest increase of 7.80%. On the downside, imports from Belgium decreased by 651M EUR, a drop of 13.58%. Brazil's imports fell by 449M EUR, a decline of 28.15%. Germany's imports decreased by 325M EUR, reflecting a 3.50% drop. For exports, Germany led with a trade value of 12.4B EUR, increasing by 645M EUR (5.49%). Spain's exports rose to 2.43B EUR, with a 11.47% increase. Hungary's exports increased significantly by 231M EUR, a 56.62% rise. Conversely, exports to China plummeted by 1.8B EUR, a staggering 58.65% decrease. Brazil's exports fell by 572M EUR, a 43.47% drop. The United States saw a decrease of 533M EUR in exports, a 14.70% decline.

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei showed the most significant growth with a trade value of 968M EUR, reflecting a 82.99% increase. China followed with a trade value of 4.19B EUR, marking a 7.77% increase. Norway's imports reached 887M EUR, with a 29.30% increase. On the contrary, imports from Germany decreased by 689M EUR, a drop of 7.14%. Brazil's imports fell by 424M EUR, a decline of 27.01%. Ireland's imports decreased by 353M EUR, reflecting a 31.05% drop. For exports, South Korea led with a trade value of 984M EUR, increasing by 75.40%. Germany's exports reached 12.4B EUR, with a modest increase of 3.14%. Singapore's exports rose to 865M EUR, marking a 46.61% increase. However, exports to China fell by 782M EUR, a 38.09% decrease. The United States saw a decrease of 618M EUR in exports, a 16.66% decline. Brazil's exports fell by 613M EUR, a 45.17% drop.

Overall, Canada'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 CAD 68.76 billion, up by CAD 10.85 billion (18.74%) month-on-month and CAD 1.97 billion (2.95%) year-on-year. Total imports were CAD 71.72 billion, increasing by CAD 7.45 billion (11.60%) month-on-month and CAD 1 billion (1.41%) year-on-year. The trade balance remains a critical focus, especially with the ongoing discussions around tariffs and trade agreements influenced by recent geopolitical events.

In March 2026, Canada's trade values showed significant month-on-month changes. Imports from the United States reached CAD 33.93 billion, increasing by CAD 3.46 billion (11.36%). Mexico followed with CAD 5.2 billion, up by CAD 792.54 million (17.98%). China also saw a rise, with imports valued at CAD 7.15 billion, an increase of CAD 762.9 million (11.94%). On the lower end, imports from Ireland decreased to CAD 382.84 million, down by CAD 239.33 million (-38.47%). Trinidad and Tobago's imports fell to CAD 15.55 million, a drop of CAD 181.8 million (-92.12%). Australia also saw a decline, with imports at CAD 257.33 million, down by CAD 176.09 million (-40.61%). For exports, the United States led with CAD 45.53 billion, an increase of CAD 6.4 billion (16.36%). The United Kingdom followed with CAD 8.32 billion, up by CAD 2.14 billion (34.74%). Germany's exports reached CAD 1.09 billion, increasing by CAD 443.17 million (68.38%). On the downside, Panama's exports plummeted to CAD 11 million, down by CAD 240.33 million (-95.56%). Spain's exports decreased to CAD 125.26 million, a drop of CAD 207.49 million (-62.35%). Latvia's exports fell to CAD 1.37 million, down by CAD 106.74 million (-98.99%).

Year-on-year comparisons for March 2026 revealed notable shifts in trade values. Imports from Mexico totaled CAD 5.2 billion, an increase of CAD 613.39 million (13.38%). Germany's imports reached CAD 2.43 billion, up by CAD 346.27 million (16.65%). Vietnam also saw growth, with imports valued at CAD 1.79 billion, an increase of CAD 294.12 million (19.68%). Conversely, imports from the United States were CAD 33.93 billion, down by CAD 1.89 billion (-5.21%). China's imports decreased to CAD 7.15 billion, down by CAD 358.34 million (-4.79%). Saudi Arabia's imports fell to CAD 108.61 million, a decrease of CAD 123.97 million (-53.30%). On the export side, the United Kingdom led with CAD 8.32 billion, an increase of CAD 5.01 billion (151.05%). Exports to China reached CAD 3.64 billion, up by CAD 639.55 million (21.34%). Germany's exports totaled CAD 1.09 billion, an increase of CAD 514.33 million (89.14%). However, exports to the United States were CAD 45.53 billion, down by CAD 4.16 billion (-8.39%). Hong Kong's exports fell to CAD 99.11 million, down by CAD 234.51 million (-70.29%). Japan's exports decreased to CAD 1.2 billion, down by CAD 180.91 million (-13.09%).

Overall, India's trade values showed a mixed performance in the analyzed period. Month-on-month, exports increased significantly while imports decreased sharply, leading to a net positive trade flow. However, year-on-year comparisons indicate a decline in both exports and imports, suggesting potential challenges in the trade landscape. The total trade flow for exports was 38.92 billion USD, while imports totaled 59.59 billion USD, indicating a trade deficit.

In the month-on-month analysis, India's total exports increased by 2.31 billion USD, reflecting a growth of approximately 6.30%. The top three countries contributing to this increase were Singapore (1.65 billion USD), the United States (1.13 billion USD), and Malaysia (487.18 million USD). Conversely, imports saw a decline of 4.13 billion USD, a decrease of about 6.47%. The most significant drops in imports were from the United Arab Emirates (-2.12 billion USD), Switzerland (-1.94 billion USD), and the United Kingdom (-983.46 million USD).

On a year-on-year basis, total exports decreased by 3.05 billion USD, which is a decline of approximately 7.27%. The top contributors to this decline were the United States (-2.13 billion USD), the United Arab Emirates (-2.1 billion USD), and the Netherlands (-918.94 million USD). Imports also experienced a decrease of 3.92 billion USD, a drop of about 6.18%. The most significant declines in imports were from the United Arab Emirates (-5.09 billion USD), Iraq (-1.77 billion USD), and Russia (-1.31 billion USD).

Overall, the UK experienced a mixed trade performance in 202602. Total imports increased by 8.75B GBP (15.73%) year-on-year, while total exports decreased by 7.06B GBP (-17.39%). Month-on-month, imports rose slightly by 431.29M GBP (0.67%), and exports increased by 1.48B GBP (4.63%). The trade balance indicates a growing import trend, while exports are facing challenges, particularly with key partners like the United States and China.

In the month-on-month analysis, the total trade value for the UK saw a slight increase, with exports rising to 33.53B GBP, reflecting a growth of 1.48B GBP (approximately 4.63%). Imports also increased slightly to 64.41B GBP, with a modest rise of 431.29M GBP (0.67%). For imports by country, South Africa led with a significant increase of 1.04B GBP (103.37%), followed by Azerbaijan with 719.21M GBP (633.83%), and China with 666.51M GBP (13.05%). On the lower end, Switzerland saw a decrease of 3.41B GBP (-48.73%), the United States decreased by 524.37M GBP (-5.68%), and Norway by 244.84M GBP (-12.44%). In exports, Hong Kong experienced the highest increase of 1.07B GBP (77.15%), followed by the United Arab Emirates with 433.57M GBP (34.46%), and the United States with 424.8M GBP (11.73%). Conversely, China faced a significant drop of 1.31B GBP (-66.12%), the Netherlands decreased by 573.23M GBP (-21.67%), and Switzerland by 335.47M GBP (-32.22%). Geographically, Dover led imports with an increase of 612.6M GBP (12.73%), while London Heathrow saw a decrease of 1.97B GBP (-9.65%). In exports, Immingham had the highest increase of 324.89M GBP (18.97%), while Harwich International faced a drop of 617.78M GBP (-50.08%). In terms of product categories, imports of Cars rose by 977.95M GBP (29.91%), while Gold saw a decrease of 1.57B GBP (-11.54%). Exports of Silver increased by 1.37B GBP (56.13%), while Gold exports dropped by 1.32B GBP (-78.46%).

In the year-on-year analysis, total imports increased significantly to 64.41B GBP, reflecting a growth of 8.75B GBP (15.73%). However, total exports decreased to 33.53B GBP, with a decline of 7.06B GBP (-17.39%). For imports by country, Canada saw the highest increase of 1.96B GBP (143.40%), followed by the United States with 1.83B GBP (26.64%), and South Africa with 1.57B GBP (337.67%). On the downside, Uzbekistan faced a drastic drop of 1.49B GBP (-100%), Norway decreased by 743.39M GBP (-30.24%), and Kuwait by 190.25M GBP (-52.92%). In exports, Hong Kong led with an increase of 1.68B GBP (220.62%), followed by the United Arab Emirates with 1.16B GBP (220.72%), and India with 1.1B GBP (260.20%). Conversely, the United States saw a significant drop of 4.66B GBP (-53.47%), China by 4B GBP (-85.55%), and Switzerland by 3.09B GBP (-81.73%). Geographically, London Heathrow had the highest increase in imports of 7.21B GBP (64.38%), while Not Collected saw a decrease of 2.39B GBP (-76.88%). In exports, Dover/Eurotunnel increased by 560.18M GBP (11.83%), while London Heathrow faced a drop of 7.61B GBP (-45.61%). In terms of product categories, imports of Gold increased by 4.31B GBP (56.06%), while Petroleum Gas saw a decrease of 838.09M GBP (-34.08%). Exports of Silver increased by 2.47B GBP (182.36%), while Gold exports dropped by 10.57B GBP (-96.69%).

Overall, Spain's trade values in 202602 showed a positive trend in both imports and exports. Total exports increased by 1.98B EUR (6.56%) to reach 32.09B EUR, while imports rose by 1.47B EUR (4.26%) to 35.89B EUR. This indicates a healthy trade flow despite some fluctuations in specific countries and product categories.

In the month-on-month analysis, Spain's imports saw a significant increase, with the highest values recorded from Germany (4.11B EUR, 434.02M EUR increase, 11.80% change), the United Kingdom (1.09B EUR, 374.83M EUR increase, 52.21% change), and France (3.3B EUR, 323.86M EUR increase, 10.90% change). Conversely, the lowest values were from China (3.71B EUR, -410.9M EUR decrease, -9.98% change), the United States (2.09B EUR, -143.23M EUR decrease, -6.42% change), and South Korea (296.86M EUR, -102.92M EUR decrease, -25.74% change). For exports, the top increases were from Germany (3.54B EUR, 393.79M EUR increase, 12.53% change), Italy (2.76B EUR, 241.18M EUR increase, 9.59% change), and Indonesia (224.89M EUR, 196.91M EUR increase, 703.77% change). The lowest decreases were from Gibraltar (35.93M EUR, -177.5M EUR decrease, -83.17% change), the Rest of the World (1.47B EUR, -123.58M EUR decrease, -7.77% change), and Portugal (2.65B EUR, -76.54M EUR decrease, -2.81% change).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from the Rest of the World showed the highest increase (1.48B EUR, 1.2B EUR increase, 420.72% change), followed by Japan (542.31M EUR, 185.93M EUR increase, 52.17% change), and the United Kingdom (1.09B EUR, 149.8M EUR increase, 15.89% change). The lowest decreases were from the United States (2.09B EUR, -564.61M EUR decrease, -21.30% change), Brazil (408.66M EUR, -363.09M EUR decrease, -47.05% change), and Italy (2.43B EUR, -172.78M EUR decrease, -6.63% change). For exports, the highest increases were from the Rest of the World (1.47B EUR, 927.75M EUR increase, 172.38% change), Indonesia (224.89M EUR, 189.25M EUR increase, 530.99% change), and Germany (3.54B EUR, 147.6M EUR increase, 4.36% change). The lowest decreases were from the United States (1.29B EUR, -199.49M EUR decrease, -13.43% change), Switzerland (353.06M EUR, -187.22M EUR decrease, -34.65% change), and China (656.05M EUR, -131.27M EUR decrease, -16.67% change).

Overall, Malaysia's trade values showed a mixed performance in the analyzed period. Total imports decreased by 10.62B MYR (8.51%) month-on-month but increased by 8.62B MYR (8.14%) year-on-year. Exports decreased by 15.88B MYR (10.8%) month-on-month, while year-on-year, they increased by 12.71B MYR (10.7%). The total trade flow reflects a complex landscape influenced by both domestic and international factors, including recent geopolitical tensions and trade agreements.

In the month-on-month analysis, Malaysia's total imports decreased by 10.62B MYR, reflecting a decline of approximately 8.51%. The top three countries contributing to this decline were China (28.31B MYR, -4.75B), Singapore (11.45B MYR, -2.98B), and Saudi Arabia (1.06B MYR, -852.27M). Conversely, the top three increases in imports were from South Korea (7.8B MYR, +2.92B), Vietnam (3.5B MYR, +601.2M), and Ireland (2.39B MYR, +566.65M). For exports, there was a decrease of 15.88B MYR, or about 10.8%. The largest declines were seen in Singapore (15.21B MYR, -5.72B), Hong Kong (8.98B MYR, -2.68B), and Japan (5.56B MYR, -1.88B). The top increases in exports were to the United States (24.89B MYR, +1.79B), Germany (3.6B MYR, +761.14M), and Bangladesh (1.23B MYR, +711.61M).

In the year-on-year analysis, total imports increased by 8.62B MYR, representing a growth of approximately 8.14%. The most significant increases were from China (28.31B MYR, +6.07B), South Korea (7.8B MYR, +3.62B), and Chinese Taipei (12.54B MYR, +3.35B). The largest declines were from Saudi Arabia (1.06B MYR, -2.18B), the United States (8.1B MYR, -1.77B), and India (1.83B MYR, -807.04M). Exports saw a total increase of 12.71B MYR, or about 10.7%. The top increases were to the United States (24.89B MYR, +7.39B), Chinese Taipei (8.37B MYR, +3.33B), and Hong Kong (8.98B MYR, +2.2B). The largest declines were from Singapore (15.21B MYR, -3.14B), Turkey (0 MYR, -1.76B), and Indonesia (2.91B MYR, -1.64B).

Overall, the analysis reveals that Australia's trade balance is experiencing fluctuations. Month-on-month, exports have increased slightly while imports have decreased significantly, leading to a tighter trade balance. Year-on-year, both exports and imports have shown positive growth, indicating a recovery in trade activities. The total trade changes reflect a more favorable export environment compared to imports, suggesting a potential strengthening of Australia's trade position.

In the month-on-month analysis, exports from Australia totaled 41.77 billion AUD, showing a slight increase of 188 million AUD, which corresponds to a 0.45% increase. This indicates a positive trend in export activities. The top three highest export values were 41.77 billion AUD, while the lowest was 41.58 billion AUD. On the other hand, imports totaled 36.52 billion AUD, experiencing a significant decrease of 5.46 billion AUD, which is a 12.99% decline. The highest import value was 41.98 billion AUD, while the lowest was 36.52 billion AUD. This stark contrast between exports and imports suggests a tightening trade balance for the month.

In the year-on-year analysis, exports remained at 41.77 billion AUD, with a notable increase of 3.34 billion AUD, reflecting an 8.68% growth. The top three highest export values were 41.77 billion AUD, 41.44 billion AUD, and 41.10 billion AUD, while the lowest was 38.43 billion AUD. Imports also increased, totaling 36.52 billion AUD, with a rise of 2.42 billion AUD, which is a 7.08% increase. The highest import values were 36.52 billion AUD, 34.10 billion AUD, and 33.50 billion AUD, while the lowest was 34.10 billion AUD. This year-on-year growth in both exports and imports indicates a recovering trade environment.

Overall, Australia's total trade value for the month was 77.98B AUD, with exports at 40.48B AUD (an increase of 75M AUD or 0.2%) and imports at 36.5B AUD (a decrease of 5.46B AUD or 13.0%). Year-on-year, total trade value was 77.98B AUD, with exports increasing by 3.36B AUD (9.0%) and imports rising by 2.42B AUD (7.1%). The trade balance indicates a positive trend in exports, particularly with Hong Kong and Singapore, while imports from major partners like the United States and China showed significant declines.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Singapore saw the highest increase with a trade value of 2.18B AUD, reflecting a significant rise of 1.15B AUD (approximately 110.7%). Mexico followed with an increase of 580M AUD, up by 58.9%. New Zealand also showed a positive change with an increase of 776M AUD, marking a 31.7% rise. On the other hand, imports from China experienced the largest decline, dropping by 4.56B AUD (32.1%), followed by the United States with a decrease of 1.19B AUD (27.4%). Thailand's imports fell by 1.14B AUD, a decrease of 42.2%. For exports, Hong Kong led with a substantial increase of 2.45B AUD (239.4%), while New Zealand and South Korea also saw increases of 248M AUD (45.9%) and 235M AUD (7.4%) respectively. Conversely, exports to China decreased by 971M AUD (6.9%), Singapore by 953M AUD (46.5%), and Japan by 942M AUD (18.2%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Singapore increased by 1.02B AUD (87.7%), while imports from China rose by 877M AUD (10.0%). South Korea also saw a significant increase of 601M AUD (41.7%). On the downside, imports from the United States fell by 877M AUD (21.8%), with the Philippines and Indonesia also experiencing declines of 588M AUD (91.0%) and 265M AUD (38.6%) respectively. For exports, Hong Kong had the highest increase of 3.26B AUD (1569.2%), followed by China with an increase of 1.86B AUD (16.5%) and Channel Islands with 1.02B AUD (204.2%). However, exports to the United States dropped by 3.07B AUD (63.3%), Japan by 1B AUD (19.1%), and Chinese Taipei by 206M AUD (18.3%).

Overall, Singapore's trade values in March 2026 showed a robust increase in both imports and exports. Total exports reached 65.32B SGD, reflecting a significant increase of 19.48B SGD (42.50% change) from the previous month, while imports totaled 55.35B SGD, up by 15.89B SGD (40.25% change). Year-on-year, total exports increased by 20.25B SGD (44.94% change), and imports rose by 14.91B SGD (36.87% change). This indicates a strong recovery and growth in trade activities, particularly in the electrical machinery and office equipment sectors.

In March 2026, Singapore's trade values showed significant month-on-month changes across various product categories. For imports, the top three categories with the highest trade values were Electrical Machinery Apparatus & Appliances Nes & Electrical Parts Thereof at 20.45B SGD, Petroleum & Products & Related Materials at 9.96B SGD, and Office Machines & Automatic Data-Processing Machines at 8.72B SGD. These categories experienced substantial increases, with Electrical Machinery showing a 5.79B SGD increase (39.49% change), Petroleum products rising by 3.74B SGD (60.09% change), and Office Machines increasing by 2.88B SGD (49.41% change). Conversely, the lowest performing imports included Plastics In Primary Forms at 292.14M SGD, which decreased by 40.61M SGD (-12.20% change), Crude Fertilizers & Minerals at 82.98M SGD with a drop of 24.12M SGD (-22.52% change), and Articles Of Apparel & Clothing Accessories at 212.5M SGD, down by 14.15M SGD (-6.24% change). For exports, the highest trade values were seen in Electrical Machinery Apparatus & Appliances Nes & Electrical Parts Thereof at 25.96B SGD, Office Machines & Automatic Data-Processing Machines at 12.78B SGD, and Petroleum & Products & Related Materials at 7.01B SGD. The increases were notable, with Electrical Machinery rising by 8.35B SGD (47.43% change), Office Machines by 5.8B SGD (82.99% change), and Petroleum products by 2.69B SGD (62.37% change). The lowest performing exports included Oil Bunkers at 2.74B SGD, which decreased by 338.9M SGD (-10.99% change), Crude Fertilizers & Minerals at 24.53M SGD with a drop of 4.7M SGD (-16.07% change), and Coal, Coke & Briquettes at 11K SGD, down by 6K SGD (-35.29% change).

Year-on-year analysis for March 2026 revealed significant changes in trade values for Singapore. In imports, the top three categories were Electrical Machinery Apparatus & Appliances Nes & Electrical Parts Thereof at 20.45B SGD, which increased by 5.86B SGD (40.15% change), Office Machines & Automatic Data-Processing Machines at 8.72B SGD, up by 4.42B SGD (102.53% change), and Telecommunications & Sound-Recording & Reproducing Apparatus & Equipment at 3.81B SGD, which rose by 1.6B SGD (72.11% change). The lowest performing imports included Plastics In Primary Forms at 292.14M SGD, which decreased by 89.8M SGD (-23.51% change), Gas at 662.1M SGD with a drop of 51.07M SGD (-7.16% change), and Iron & Steel at 410.37M SGD, down by 51.02M SGD (-11.06% change). For exports, the top categories were Electrical Machinery Apparatus & Appliances Nes & Electrical Parts Thereof at 25.96B SGD, which increased by 8.79B SGD (51.16% change), Office Machines & Automatic Data-Processing Machines at 12.78B SGD, up by 8.73B SGD (215.28% change), and Telecommunications & Sound-Recording & Reproducing Apparatus & Equipment at 4.11B SGD, which rose by 1.54B SGD (60.15% change). The lowest performing exports included Organic Chemicals at 1.02B SGD, which decreased by 178.73M SGD (-14.89% change), Plastics In Primary Forms at 966.72M SGD with a drop of 147.74M SGD (-13.26% change), and Gas at 9.9M SGD, down by 107.34M SGD (-91.56% change).

In summary, Singapore's trade values for March 2026 showed a robust increase in both imports and exports. Total exports reached 82.32B SGD, reflecting a significant increase of 24.05B SGD (41.28% change) year-on-year, while imports totaled 72.33B SGD, with an increase of 18.97B SGD (35.54% change). Month-on-month, exports increased by 22.46B SGD (37.52% change) and imports by 18.26B SGD (33.76% change). The trade flow indicates a strong recovery and growth in international commerce, likely influenced by recent trade agreements and collaborations in the green economy.

In March 2026, Singapore's trade values showed significant month-on-month changes. For imports, the highest increases were seen with 'Other Asia, nes' at 16B SGD (6.44B SGD increase, 67.4% change), followed by China at 7.26B SGD (1.54B SGD increase, 26.98% change), and Malaysia at 6.5B SGD (1.33B SGD increase, 25.73% change). Conversely, the lowest values were recorded for Australia at 1.02B SGD (-152M SGD decrease, -12.96% change), Qatar at 373M SGD (-67M SGD decrease, -15.23% change), and the Rest of America at 93M SGD (-61M SGD decrease, -39.61% change). For exports, the top increases were with 'Other Asia, nes' at 12.98B SGD (6.49B SGD increase, 99.98% change), Hong Kong at 9.68B SGD (3.49B SGD increase, 56.35% change), and China at 8.38B SGD (3.3B SGD increase, 65.16% change). The lowest decreases were seen with Australia at 1.9B SGD (-729M SGD decrease, -27.72% change), the United Arab Emirates at 263M SGD (-361M SGD decrease, -57.85% change), and Belgium at 343M SGD (-142M SGD decrease, -29.28% change). Overall, total exports reached 82.32B SGD (22.46B SGD increase, 37.52% change) while imports totaled 72.33B SGD (18.26B SGD increase, 33.76% change).

Year-on-year analysis for March 2026 revealed notable changes in trade values. For imports, the highest increases were recorded with 'Other Asia, nes' at 16B SGD (7.43B SGD increase, 86.79% change), Vietnam at 2.56B SGD (1.52B SGD increase, 145.67% change), and Switzerland at 1.9B SGD (1.28B SGD increase, 202.86% change). The lowest decreases were seen with Qatar at 373M SGD (-413M SGD decrease, -52.54% change), France at 1.52B SGD (-221M SGD decrease, -12.72% change), and Belgium at 105M SGD (-190M SGD decrease, -64.41% change). For exports, the top increases were with 'Other Asia, nes' at 12.98B SGD (8.62B SGD increase, 197.84% change), Thailand at 5.64B SGD (3.59B SGD increase, 175.95% change), and Hong Kong at 9.68B SGD (3.06B SGD increase, 46.30% change). The lowest decreases were recorded with Indonesia at 3.43B SGD (-1.6B SGD decrease, -31.76% change), the United Arab Emirates at 263M SGD (-275M SGD decrease, -51.12% change), and the United Kingdom at 462M SGD (-99M SGD decrease, -17.65% change). Overall, total exports reached 82.32B SGD (24.05B SGD increase, 41.28% change) while imports totaled 72.33B SGD (18.97B SGD increase, 35.54% change).

Overall, the total trade value for Saudi Arabia in the analyzed period shows a mixed trend. Exports increased slightly by 360.53 million SAR month-on-month, while imports saw a significant decline of 5.29 billion SAR. Year-on-year, imports rose substantially by 12.96 billion SAR, while exports increased by 5.34 billion SAR. This indicates a robust growth in imports compared to exports over the year, suggesting a potential shift in trade dynamics.

In the month-on-month analysis, exports from Saudi Arabia totaled 99.08 billion SAR, showing a slight increase of 360.53 million SAR, which corresponds to a 0.0037% rise. The top three highest export values were recorded in the sectors of oil, petrochemicals, and electronics, while the lowest values were in textiles, machinery, and agricultural products. On the other hand, imports amounted to 76.13 billion SAR, experiencing a significant decrease of 5.29 billion SAR, reflecting a -6.5% change. The highest import values were in machinery, vehicles, and electronics, while the lowest were in textiles, food products, and chemicals.

In the year-on-year analysis, imports reached 76.13 billion SAR, with a notable increase of 12.96 billion SAR, which is a 20.5% rise. The top three highest import values were in machinery, vehicles, and electronics, while the lowest were in textiles, food products, and chemicals. Exports totaled 99.08 billion SAR, with a more modest increase of 5.34 billion SAR, translating to a 5.7% rise. The highest export values were in oil, petrochemicals, and electronics, while the lowest were in textiles, machinery, and agricultural products.

In summary, Saudi Arabia's trade values for the year 202602 show a robust increase in both imports and exports. Total imports rose by 12.96 billion SAR (20.51%) year-on-year and 7.61 billion SAR (11.10%) month-on-month, while total exports increased by 4.92 billion SAR (18.83%) year-on-year and 1.47 billion SAR (4.97%) month-on-month. The highest increases in imports were seen at King Abdulaziz International Airport, King Abdulaziz Port, and King Khalid International Airport, while the lowest were at Jizan Port, Ras Tannorah Port, and Deba Port. For exports, the highest increases were at King Abdulaziz International Airport, Jeddah Islamic Sea Port, and King Fahad Industrial Port, while the lowest were at Ras Tannorah Port, King Khalid International Airport, and Deba Port.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from King Khalid International Airport saw a significant increase of 11.24 billion SAR, marking an infinite percentage change due to the absence of a previous value. King Abdulaziz International Airport also experienced a notable rise of 1.24 billion SAR, reflecting an increase of approximately 11.18%. King Fahad Industrial Port had a solid growth of 801.31 million SAR, translating to a 34.15% increase. On the downside, King Abdulaziz Port faced a decline of 3.86 billion SAR, which is a decrease of 17.09%. Jeddah Islamic Sea Port and Yanbu Port also saw reductions of 1.29 billion SAR and 484.51 million SAR, respectively, with percentage changes of -8.43% and -96.85%. Overall, total imports increased by 7.61 billion SAR (11.10%). Exports from King Khalid International Airport surged by 2.7 billion SAR, with an infinite percentage change. Neom Sea Port also had a significant increase of 480.58 million SAR, while Jeddah Islamic Sea Port rose by 344.03 million SAR (9.50%). Conversely, Ras Tannorah Port saw a decline of 1.59 billion SAR, a decrease of 68.75%. King Abdulaziz International Airport and Deba Port also faced reductions of 415.57 million SAR and 276.06 million SAR, respectively. Total exports increased by 1.47 billion SAR (4.97%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from King Abdulaziz International Airport increased by 7.3 billion SAR, reflecting a substantial growth of 144.86%. King Abdulaziz Port also saw a rise of 2.9 billion SAR (18.33%), while King Khalid International Airport had an increase of 1.77 billion SAR (18.63%). On the lower end, Jizan Port experienced a significant decline of 1.31 billion SAR, a decrease of 85.90%. Ras Tannorah Port and Deba Port also faced reductions of 1.28 billion SAR and 906.35 million SAR, respectively. Overall, total imports increased by 12.96 billion SAR (20.51%). Exports from King Abdulaziz International Airport rose by 3.81 billion SAR, a growth of 183.87%. Jeddah Islamic Sea Port also saw an increase of 866.11 million SAR (27.95%), while King Fahad Industrial Port had a modest rise of 655.15 million SAR (12.06%). On the downside, Ras Tannorah Port faced a decline of 1.64 billion SAR (69.37%), and King Khalid International Airport saw a reduction of 544.25 million SAR (16.79%). Overall, total exports increased by 4.92 billion SAR (18.83%).

In summary, Saudi Arabia's trade dynamics for the year 202602 show a mixed performance. Total imports decreased by 5.29B SAR (-6.50%) month-on-month but increased by 12.96B SAR (20.51%) year-on-year. Exports, on the other hand, saw a slight month-on-month increase of 360.53M SAR (0.37%) and a more substantial year-on-year increase of 5.34B SAR (5.70%). The overall trade balance reflects a complex interplay of various factors, including geopolitical influences and economic conditions in partner countries.

In the month-on-month analysis, Saudi Arabia's imports from Switzerland saw the highest increase with a trade value of 3.49B SAR, reflecting a significant value change of 984.42M SAR (39.34% increase). Japan followed closely with imports valued at 3.39B SAR, increasing by 471.81M SAR (16.18%). Egypt also contributed positively with imports of 1.96B SAR, up by 330.47M SAR (20.24%). On the downside, imports from China were the lowest, totaling 22.69B SAR, with a decrease of 2.54B SAR (-10.07%). France and Italy also saw declines, with imports of 1.52B SAR and 2.14B SAR, respectively, down by 895.23M SAR (-37.02%) and 893.46M SAR (-29.49%). Overall, total imports decreased by 5.29B SAR (-6.50%). For exports, Egypt led with 4.24B SAR, increasing by 1.29B SAR (43.55%), followed by the United States at 3.25B SAR, up by 859.48M SAR (35.96%). Spain also showed a strong performance with exports of 1.41B SAR, increasing by 774.18M SAR (122.22%). Conversely, exports to China were the lowest at 13.62B SAR, down by 1.29B SAR (-8.63%). Indonesia and the UAE also faced declines, with exports of 558.23M SAR and 11.98B SAR, down by 890.21M SAR (-61.46%) and 793.31M SAR (-6.21%), respectively. Total exports increased by 360.53M SAR (0.37%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from China showed the most significant growth, reaching 22.69B SAR, with a value change of 7.44B SAR (48.83%). The United Arab Emirates followed with imports of 6.1B SAR, increasing by 2.84B SAR (87.18%). Switzerland also saw a notable increase, with imports valued at 3.49B SAR, up by 2.25B SAR (181.37%). On the contrary, imports from Egypt were the lowest at 1.96B SAR, down by 942.75M SAR (-32.44%). Indonesia and Spain also faced declines, with imports of 824.11M SAR and 734.63M SAR, down by 464.39M SAR (-36.04%) and 421.06M SAR (-36.43%), respectively. Overall, total imports increased by 12.96B SAR (20.51%). For exports, the United Arab Emirates led with 11.98B SAR, increasing by 2.83B SAR (30.94%), followed by Malta at 2.86B SAR, up by 2.46B SAR (624.83%). Singapore also performed well with exports of 2.66B SAR, increasing by 1.56B SAR (143.20%). However, exports to South Korea were the lowest at 6.92B SAR, down by 2.55B SAR (-26.90%). China and Poland also saw declines, with exports of 13.62B SAR and 2.47B SAR, down by 1.54B SAR (-10.17%) and 1.44B SAR (-36.79%), respectively. Overall, total exports increased by 5.34B SAR (5.70%).

Overall, the total trade value for imports in Ireland was 11.29B EUR, reflecting a slight decrease of 59.18M EUR (-0.05%) month-on-month and a more significant drop of 459.84M EUR (-3.91%) year-on-year. Exports totaled 15.89B EUR, with a month-on-month decrease of 281.84M EUR (-1.74%) and a year-on-year decline of 8.7B EUR (-35.37%). The trade balance indicates a challenging environment for both imports and exports, particularly in the context of rising energy costs and government interventions in the market.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from the United States saw the highest increase with a trade value of 1.82B EUR, reflecting a growth of 225.6M EUR (14.16%). Italy followed with imports worth 669.07M EUR, increasing by 193.95M EUR (40.82%). France also showed significant growth with imports of 701.36M EUR, up by 162.23M EUR (30.09%). On the lower end, imports from Other Asia, nes decreased significantly by 514.63M EUR (51.50%), with a total value of 484.66M EUR. Germany's imports fell by 227.67M EUR (22.51%) to 783.53M EUR, and imports from China decreased by 169.12M EUR (14.95%) to 962.38M EUR. For exports, the Netherlands led with 2.82B EUR, increasing by 744.34M EUR (35.92%). The United States followed with exports of 3.92B EUR, up by 421.32M EUR (12.05%). Unclassified exports also rose to 603.69M EUR, with an increase of 66.19M EUR (12.32%). On the downside, exports to the United Kingdom dropped by 374.82M EUR (17.25%) to 1.8B EUR, Japan's exports fell by 274.97M EUR (59.29%) to 188.73M EUR, and Germany's exports decreased by 188.5M EUR (14.83%) to 1.08B EUR.

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Italy showed the most significant increase, reaching 669.07M EUR, with a growth of 448.83M EUR (203.79%). Other Asia, nes also saw a substantial rise to 484.66M EUR, up by 363.34M EUR (299.50%). Switzerland's imports increased by 133.25M EUR (79.89%) to 300.06M EUR. Conversely, imports from Germany fell sharply by 717.07M EUR (47.79%) to 783.53M EUR, while Belgium's imports decreased by 448.77M EUR (67.48%) to 216.28M EUR. Unclassified imports also dropped by 345.72M EUR (31.94%) to 736.68M EUR. For exports, the Netherlands led with 2.82B EUR, increasing by 936.09M EUR (49.78%). The United Kingdom's exports rose to 1.8B EUR, up by 176.41M EUR (10.87%). Norway's exports also increased significantly to 197.61M EUR, with a growth of 173.93M EUR (734.31%). On the downside, exports to the United States plummeted by 8.99B EUR (69.64%) to 3.92B EUR, while Italy's exports fell by 538.16M EUR (63.72%) to 306.41M EUR. Germany's exports decreased by 443.74M EUR (29.03%) to 1.08B EUR.

Overall, Sweden's total trade value for imports reached 144.64B SEK, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 6.28B SEK (4.54%) and a year-on-year increase of 1.89B SEK (1.32%). Exports totaled 145.69B SEK, showing a slight month-on-month decrease of 225.82M SEK (-0.15%) and a significant year-on-year decline of 9.68B SEK (-6.23%). The trade balance indicates a slight increase in imports while exports have decreased, suggesting a growing dependency on foreign goods amidst fluctuating global trade dynamics.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from the Netherlands saw the highest increase with a trade value of 17.41B SEK, reflecting a significant rise of 4.84B SEK (38.48%). Germany followed with 23.6B SEK, increasing by 2.18B SEK (10.17%). Italy also showed a notable increase with 4.76B SEK, up by 1.14B SEK (31.46%). On the lower end, imports from the United States decreased to 4.75B SEK, down by 1.83B SEK (-27.82%). China also saw a decline to 7.46B SEK, down by 1.09B SEK (-12.76%). Brazil had the largest drop with 700.09M SEK, down by 673.93M SEK (-49.05%). For exports, India led with 3.79B SEK, increasing by 2.56B SEK (208.29%). Belgium followed with 7.8B SEK, up by 794.08M SEK (11.34%). Norway also increased to 14.2B SEK, up by 543.16M SEK (3.98%). On the downside, Canada saw a decrease to 1.93B SEK, down by 1.35B SEK (-41.23%). South Korea dropped to 1.06B SEK, down by 836.4M SEK (-44.06%). Denmark also decreased to 8.75B SEK, down by 817.55M SEK (-8.54%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from the Netherlands reached 17.41B SEK, up by 4.87B SEK (38.77%). Belgium followed with 7.8B SEK, increasing by 1.11B SEK (16.56%). Germany also saw a rise to 23.6B SEK, up by 728.58M SEK (3.19%). On the lower end, imports from the United States decreased to 4.75B SEK, down by 2.49B SEK (-34.38%). Guyana had no trade value, reflecting a drop of 859.12M SEK (-100%). Denmark also saw a decline to 9.5B SEK, down by 776.95M SEK (-7.59%). For exports, India led with 3.79B SEK, increasing by 1.87B SEK (97.62%). Poland followed with 6.7B SEK, up by 749.35M SEK (12.59%). Japan also increased to 2.03B SEK, up by 577.45M SEK (39.77%). On the downside, exports to the United States decreased to 11.42B SEK, down by 3.06B SEK (-21.14%). Canada saw a drop to 1.93B SEK, down by 1.62B SEK (-45.56%). China also decreased to 4.22B SEK, down by 1.16B SEK (-21.61%).

In summary, Norway's total trade value for March 2026 reached 300.81B NOK, with exports totaling 199.86B NOK (an increase of 66.83B NOK or 50.24%) and imports at 100.95B NOK (an increase of 13.89B NOK or 15.88%). The trade balance indicates a strong export performance, particularly with the UK, Germany, and the Netherlands leading the way. The overall trade dynamics reflect Norway's strategic positioning as a reliable supplier, especially in the context of gas imports to the UK, amidst ongoing geopolitical shifts.

In March 2026, Norway's trade values showed significant changes. For imports, Sweden led with a trade value of 11.4B NOK, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 2.32B NOK (25.53%). Germany followed closely with 11.25B NOK, up by 2.31B NOK (25.82%). China also saw a notable increase, reaching 14.44B NOK, with a rise of 2.18B NOK (17.79%). On the lower end, Ireland's imports dropped to 954.7M NOK, down by 1.53B NOK (-61.63%), while Canada and Switzerland also experienced declines of 618.7M NOK (-25.75%) and 395.2M NOK (-31.12%) respectively. For exports, the United Kingdom dominated with a staggering 39.34B NOK, an increase of 18.51B NOK (888.59%). Germany followed with 38.39B NOK, up by 15.7B NOK (69.21%). The Netherlands also saw a significant rise to 21B NOK, increasing by 7.87B NOK (59.92%). Conversely, Croatia's exports plummeted to 57.86M NOK, down by 754.89M NOK (-92.88%), while South Korea and Latvia also faced declines of 177.8M NOK (-13.62%) and 163.11M NOK (-43.17%) respectively.

Year-on-year analysis for imports revealed that China led with a trade value of 14.44B NOK, an increase of 3.73B NOK (34.77%). The Netherlands followed with 5.03B NOK, up by 1.35B NOK (36.65%). The United Kingdom also saw growth, reaching 4.75B NOK, an increase of 1.14B NOK (31.56%). On the downside, the United States experienced a decline to 5.24B NOK, down by 966.19M NOK (-15.57%), while Chile and Germany also faced reductions of 833.93M NOK (-70.15%) and 654.09M NOK (-5.50%) respectively. For exports, the United Kingdom again led with 39.34B NOK, an increase of 11.44B NOK (40.99%). Germany followed with 38.39B NOK, up by 8.64B NOK (29.03%). The Netherlands also showed strong growth at 21B NOK, increasing by 6.8B NOK (47.88%). However, the United States saw a decline to 5.47B NOK, down by 535.04M NOK (-8.91%), while Canada and Egypt also faced significant drops of 477.82M NOK (-51.34%) and 467.76M NOK (-71.84%) respectively.

In March 2026, South Africa's total trade value reached 334.64B ZAR, with imports at 155.9B ZAR (24.84B ZAR increase, 18.95% change) and exports at 178.74B ZAR (18.24B ZAR increase, 11.36% change). This indicates a robust growth in trade activity, reflecting the country's efforts to enhance its global economic presence amidst ongoing challenges such as COVID-19 and Brexit. The significant increases in trade values across various dimensions suggest a recovery and expansion in international commerce for South Africa.

In March 2026, South Africa's trade values showed significant month-on-month changes across various dimensions. For imports, the top three countries with the highest trade values were India (11.89B ZAR, 3.85B ZAR increase, 47.97% change), Germany (11.64B ZAR, 3.61B ZAR increase, 45.04% change), and France (3.71B ZAR, 1.8B ZAR increase, 93.83% change). Conversely, the lowest values were from Nigeria (2.48B ZAR, -2.29B ZAR decrease, -47.99% change), Angola (6.5M ZAR, -1.08B ZAR decrease, -99.91% change), and Kuwait (750.67M ZAR, -1.07B ZAR decrease, -58.70% change). For exports, the highest trade values were with China (20.78B ZAR, 2.61B ZAR increase, 14.37% change), Japan (10.54B ZAR, 2.43B ZAR increase, 29.93% change), and Belgium (6.18B ZAR, 2.13B ZAR increase, 52.73% change). The lowest values were from Special Categories (11.57B ZAR, -2.57B ZAR decrease, -18.19% change), Panama (87.5M ZAR, -1.66B ZAR decrease, -94.91% change), and the United Arab Emirates (2.41B ZAR, -1.24B ZAR decrease, -34.02% change). In terms of geographical regions, the top regions for imports were Durban (77.28B ZAR, 11.84B ZAR increase, 18.10% change), Cape Town (14.58B ZAR, 3.53B ZAR increase, 32.01% change), and Port Elizabeth (12.12B ZAR, 2.78B ZAR increase, 29.81% change). The lowest were Richards Bay (2.55B ZAR, -376.1M ZAR decrease, -12.84% change), Mosselbay (0 ZAR, -311.45M ZAR decrease, -100% change), and Komatipoort (541.9M ZAR, -63.27M ZAR decrease, -10.46% change). For exports, the top regions were Saldanha Bay (11.65B ZAR, 3.42B ZAR increase, 41.60% change), Port Elizabeth (12.14B ZAR, 3.31B ZAR increase, 37.41% change), and Richards Bay (17.37B ZAR, 3.21B ZAR increase, 22.69% change). The lowest were Sa Reserwebank (11.38B ZAR, -2.66B ZAR decrease, -18.98% change), Pretoria (7.39B ZAR, -397.5M ZAR decrease, -5.10% change), and Pongola (137.85M ZAR, -151.62M ZAR decrease, -52.43% change). In terms of product categories, the highest imports were in Refined Petroleum (20.64B ZAR, 6.11B ZAR increase, 42.03% change), Commodities not elsewhere specified (13.63B ZAR, 3.92B ZAR increase, 40.32% change), and Cars (8.31B ZAR, 3.26B ZAR increase, 64.63% change). The lowest were Crude Petroleum (3.41B ZAR, -3.35B ZAR decrease, -49.57% change), Planes, Helicopters, and/or Spacecraft (403.23M ZAR, -1.32B ZAR decrease, -76.61% change), and Sulphur (1.92M ZAR, -481.07M ZAR decrease, -99.84% change). For exports, the highest were Cars (14.23B ZAR, 3.82B ZAR increase, 36.65% change), Platinum (26.12B ZAR, 3.02B ZAR increase, 13.07% change), and Electricity (4.67B ZAR, 2.96B ZAR increase, 173.27% change). The lowest were Gold (11.38B ZAR, -2.66B ZAR decrease, -18.98% change), Grapes (2.47B ZAR, -2.57B ZAR decrease, -50.98% change), and Hot-Rolled Iron (147.53M ZAR, -1.21B ZAR decrease, -89.14% change).

In March 2026, South Africa's year-on-year trade values exhibited notable changes across various dimensions. For imports, the top three countries with the highest trade values were China (34.36B ZAR, 6.65B ZAR increase, 23.99% change), Oman (5.77B ZAR, 2.01B ZAR increase, 53.29% change), and Germany (11.64B ZAR, 1.91B ZAR increase, 19.60% change). The lowest values were from Kuwait (750.67M ZAR, -2.52B ZAR decrease, -77.05% change), the United States (8.34B ZAR, -2.29B ZAR decrease, -21.52% change), and Bahrain (1.37B ZAR, -1.7B ZAR decrease, -55.33% change). For exports, the highest trade values were with the United States (13.74B ZAR, 4.13B ZAR increase, 43.03% change), China (20.78B ZAR, 3.32B ZAR increase, 19.01% change), and Hong Kong (4.79B ZAR, 3.04B ZAR increase, 173.64% change). The lowest values were from Special Categories (11.57B ZAR, -2.97B ZAR decrease, -20.41% change), Mozambique (6.51B ZAR, -2.74B ZAR decrease, -29.61% change), and the United Arab Emirates (2.41B ZAR, -1.86B ZAR decrease, -43.51% change). In terms of geographical regions, the top regions for imports were Durban (77.28B ZAR, 6.05B ZAR increase, 8.49% change), Pretoria (4.84B ZAR, 1.28B ZAR increase, 36.03% change), and Port Elizabeth (12.12B ZAR, 1.24B ZAR increase, 11.39% change). The lowest were Mosselbay (0 ZAR, -1.16B ZAR decrease, -100% change), Cape Town (14.58B ZAR, -1.07B ZAR decrease, -6.86% change), and Richards Bay (2.55B ZAR, -830.55M ZAR decrease, -24.55% change). For exports, the top regions were O.R. Tambo Int Airport (34.73B ZAR, 14.62B ZAR increase, 72.68% change), Johannesburg (8B ZAR, 3.97B ZAR increase, 98.42% change), and Groblers Bridge (2.51B ZAR, 1.78B ZAR increase, 243.35% change). The lowest were Sa Reserwebank (11.38B ZAR, -2.98B ZAR decrease, -20.74% change), Cape Town (12.04B ZAR, -1.53B ZAR decrease, -11.24% change), and Pretoria (7.39B ZAR, -1.02B ZAR decrease, -12.17% change). In terms of product categories, the highest imports were in Commodities not elsewhere specified (13.63B ZAR, 2.05B ZAR increase, 17.69% change), Cars (8.31B ZAR, 1.39B ZAR increase, 20.04% change), and Gold (2.61B ZAR, 1.14B ZAR increase, 77.54% change). The lowest were Crude Petroleum (3.41B ZAR, -5.5B ZAR decrease, -61.71% change), Aluminium Oxide (625.72M ZAR, -1.35B ZAR decrease, -68.37% change), and Corn (2.51M ZAR, -468M ZAR decrease, -99.99% change). For exports, the highest were Platinum (26.12B ZAR, 14.71B ZAR increase, 128.94% change), Chromium Ore (9.29B ZAR, 3.41B ZAR increase, 57.89% change), and Electricity (4.67B ZAR, 3.26B ZAR increase, 229.61% change). The lowest were Delivery Trucks (5.69B ZAR, -3.08B ZAR decrease, -35.14% change), Gold (11.38B ZAR, -2.98B ZAR decrease, -20.74% change), and Grapes (2.47B ZAR, -1.33B ZAR decrease, -34.95% change).

In summary, Denmark's trade values in DKK have shown mixed results in the recent month and year analyses. Month-on-month, total exports increased by 1.03 billion DKK (1.33%), while imports decreased by 4.52 billion DKK (-6.03%). Year-on-year, total exports decreased by 1.45 billion DKK (-1.80%), and imports also saw a decline of 3.3 billion DKK (-4.47%). The pharmaceutical sector's growth has been a significant contributor to the trade values, but the anticipated weakening due to potential U.S. tariffs may impact future trade flows.

In the month-on-month analysis, Denmark's imports from South Korea saw the highest increase with a trade value of 1.78 billion DKK, reflecting a growth of 5.18%. China followed with an increase of 6.41 billion DKK, growing by 0.29%. Singapore also showed a significant rise with 288.95 million DKK, marking an 8.65% increase. On the other hand, the lowest values were recorded from Confidential sources with a decrease of 1.94 billion DKK (-0.62%), the United States with a drop of 1.24 billion DKK (-0.39%), and Sweden with a decline of 927.36 million DKK (-0.10%). In exports, Germany led with an increase of 10.32 billion DKK (12.57%), followed by Sweden with 6.78 billion DKK (20.30%), and the United Kingdom with 3.39 billion DKK (33.37%). The lowest decreases were seen in Confidential exports with a drop of 2.95 billion DKK (-17.68%), the Netherlands with a decrease of 1.89 billion DKK (-34.25%), and the United States with a decline of 1.28 billion DKK (-27.54%). Overall, total exports increased by 1.03 billion DKK (1.33%), while imports decreased by 4.52 billion DKK (-6.03%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from China showed the most significant growth with a trade value of 6.41 billion DKK, increasing by 938.24 million DKK (17.16%). Czechia followed with a rise of 1.68 billion DKK (51.52%), and Belgium with an increase of 2.49 billion DKK (12.65%). Conversely, the lowest values were from South Korea with a decrease of 1.53 billion DKK (-46.24%), the United States with a drop of 1.49 billion DKK (-43.11%), and Norway with a decline of 801.6 million DKK (-20.29%). In exports, Sweden led with a trade value of 6.78 billion DKK, increasing by 583.12 million DKK (9.40%). Poland followed with 3.82 billion DKK (15.48%), and the EU showed a remarkable increase of 516.26 million DKK (21.52%). The lowest decreases were in Confidential exports with a drop of 2.27 billion DKK (-14.14%), the United States with a decrease of 966.46 million DKK (-22.29%), and the Netherlands with a decline of 712.17 million DKK (-16.42%). Overall, total exports decreased by 1.45 billion DKK (-1.80%), while imports decreased by 3.3 billion DKK (-4.47%).

Overall, Slovakia's trade values indicate a mixed performance in the recent period. Month-on-month, both imports and exports showed positive growth, with imports increasing by 181.05 million EUR and exports by 149.58 million EUR. However, year-on-year comparisons reveal a decline in both imports and exports, with imports down by 343.27 million EUR and exports by 184.5 million EUR. This trend highlights the challenges faced by Slovakia's export-reliant economy, particularly in light of the recent credit downgrade by S&P Global Ratings.

In the month-on-month analysis, Slovakia's imports totaled 8.44 billion EUR, reflecting an increase of 181.05 million EUR (approximately 2.19%). The top three countries contributing to this increase were Austria (134.79 million EUR), Slovenia (132.92 million EUR), and China (109.17 million EUR). Conversely, the bottom three were Czechia (-164.04 million EUR), the United States (-143.35 million EUR), and Hungary (-56.71 million EUR). For exports, the total was 8.46 billion EUR, with a rise of 149.58 million EUR (about 1.80%). The leading contributors were Germany (157.18 million EUR), the United Kingdom (132.15 million EUR), and Italy (72.14 million EUR), while the declines were seen in Austria (-79.94 million EUR), Ukraine (-72.15 million EUR), and the United States (-69.29 million EUR).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports reached 8.44 billion EUR, showing a decrease of 343.27 million EUR (approximately -3.91%). The top three countries with significant increases were Slovenia (156.99 million EUR), Vietnam (99.23 million EUR), and Czechia (76.49 million EUR). The largest declines were from Russia (-258.09 million EUR), Austria (-244.68 million EUR), and South Korea (-195.23 million EUR). Exports totaled 8.46 billion EUR, down by 184.5 million EUR (-2.14%). The top increases came from the United Kingdom (95.12 million EUR), France (50.4 million EUR), and Canada (29.6 million EUR), while the largest decreases were from Poland (-135.96 million EUR), China (-113.14 million EUR), and Switzerland (-51.41 million EUR).

Overall, Chile's trade in March 2026 showed a robust increase in both imports and exports compared to the previous month, with total imports rising to 6.74 billion USD (+1.05 billion USD) and exports reaching 11.37 billion USD (+824.4 million USD). Year-on-year, however, imports decreased by 620.42 million USD (-8.43%), while exports increased significantly by 2.31 billion USD (+25.54%). This indicates a strong recovery in export activities despite a decline in import values compared to the previous year.

In March 2026, Chile's trade values showed significant month-on-month changes. Imports totaled 6.74 billion USD, reflecting a 1.05 billion USD increase (18.53% growth). The top three countries for imports were the United States (2.14 billion USD, +361.59 million USD, +20.30%), Panama (202.54 million USD, +142.78 million USD, +238.93%), and Ireland (188.52 million USD, +138.90 million USD, +279.90%). Conversely, the lowest changes were seen with Germany (259.25 million USD, -129.57 million USD, -33.32%), Italy (107.41 million USD, -49.36 million USD, -31.49%), and Paraguay (99.76 million USD, -32.17 million USD, -24.38%). For exports, totaling 11.37 billion USD, there was an increase of 824.4 million USD (7.82% growth). The leading countries for exports included the United States (1.81 billion USD, +201.14 million USD, +12.54%), Germany (197.48 million USD, +120.18 million USD, +155.45%), and Bulgaria (106.84 million USD, +106.45 million USD, +271.40%). The lowest changes were noted with Areas (19.76 million USD, -135.77 million USD, -87.93%), France (61.31 million USD, -47.91 million USD, -43.73%), and Malaysia (7.28 million USD, -30.79 million USD, -80.00%).

Year-on-year analysis for March 2026 revealed that imports reached 6.74 billion USD, a decrease of 620.42 million USD (-8.43%). The top countries for imports were Ireland (188.52 million USD, +149.38 million USD, +3,816.70%), Panama (202.54 million USD, +122.33 million USD, +1,525.01%), and Mexico (115.32 million USD, +81.93 million USD, +2,453.47%). The lowest changes were from Singapore (41.18 million USD, -319.84 million USD, -88.59%), Switzerland (1.01 billion USD, -185.42 million USD, -15.40%), and Spain (125.21 million USD, -185.29 million USD, -59.67%). Exports, on the other hand, totaled 11.37 billion USD, an increase of 2.31 billion USD (25.54%). The top countries for exports were China (3.99 billion USD, +1.10 billion USD, +37.89%), India (647.83 million USD, +507.01 million USD, +360.05%), and South Korea (705.48 million USD, +206.94 million USD, +41.51%). The lowest changes were seen with Brazil (409.63 million USD, -87.59 million USD, -17.66%), France (61.31 million USD, -58.31 million USD, -48.74%), and Thailand (21.20 million USD, -42.46 million USD, -66.69%).

Overall, the Philippines' trade environment in 2026 shows a mixed picture. While imports have seen a significant year-on-year increase, the month-on-month figures indicate a decline, particularly in key trading partners like China and Australia. Exports have shown consistent growth both month-on-month and year-on-year, particularly with strong performances from the United States and Japan. The total trade value reflects a healthy increase, but the recent corruption scandal and trade challenges may impact future performance.

In the month-on-month analysis, the total trade value for the Philippines saw a decrease in imports by 518.89M USD, resulting in a total of 11.61B USD, which is a decline of approximately 4.28%. Exports, on the other hand, increased by 187.69M USD, totaling 7.33B USD, reflecting a growth of about 2.63%. For imports by country, South Korea led with a significant increase of 114.89M USD (8.75%), while China experienced a notable decline of 262.48M USD (-7.43%). In terms of product categories, Integrated Circuits saw the highest increase of 355.81M USD (32.27%), while Small shipments in extra trade (Chapter 98) faced a substantial drop of 314.99M USD (-45.36%). In exports, the United States had the highest increase of 247.94M USD (21.30%), while South Korea faced a decrease of 110.81M USD (-28.00%). Among product categories, Small shipments in extra trade (Chapter 98) surged by 706.77M USD (11,268.50%), while exports of Military Wearing Apparel saw a complete drop to zero, indicating a significant decline.

Year-on-year, the total trade value for imports increased by 1.66B USD, reaching 11.61B USD, which is a growth of approximately 16.72%. Exports also saw a rise of 1.08B USD, totaling 7.33B USD, reflecting a growth of about 17.25%. In imports by country, South Korea had the highest increase of 728.77M USD (104.20%), while Australia faced a decline of 157.79M USD (-55.73%). For product categories, Integrated Circuits led with an increase of 854.96M USD (141.68%), while Commodities not elsewhere specified dropped to zero, indicating a significant decline. In exports, the United States again led with an increase of 425.38M USD (43.10%), while the Netherlands experienced a decrease of 19.70M USD (-5.66%). Among product categories, Small shipments in extra trade (Chapter 98) surged by 769.49M USD (inf), while exports of Commodities not elsewhere specified dropped to zero, indicating a significant decline.

Overall, the total trade for Portugal in the analyzed period showed imports at 7.43B EUR, with a month-on-month increase of 316.06M EUR (4.44%) but a year-on-year decline of 325.34M EUR (-4.19%). Exports totaled 5.51B EUR, with a minimal month-on-month increase of 4.4M EUR (0.08%) but a significant year-on-year decrease of 391.13M EUR (-6.63%). The trade balance indicates a concerning trend, particularly in exports, which may reflect the economic challenges highlighted in recent news.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Palmela saw the highest increase with a trade value of 386.31M EUR, reflecting a significant value change of 82.61M EUR (27.20%). Lisbon followed with a trade value of 1.69B EUR, increasing by 67.09M EUR (4.14%). Sintra also experienced a notable rise, reaching 383.55M EUR with a value change of 48.92M EUR (14.62%). On the lower end, Oeiras had the largest decline in imports, dropping to 749.9M EUR with a decrease of 72.8M EUR (-8.85%). Faro and Almada also saw significant decreases, with values of 14.29M EUR and 10.6M EUR, respectively, reflecting declines of 13.8M EUR (-49.14%) and 10.1M EUR (-48.79%). For exports, Palmela led with a trade value of 377.94M EUR, increasing by 22.08M EUR (6.21%). Estarreja and Santarém followed with values of 71.93M EUR and 54.15M EUR, increasing by 21.97M EUR (43.96%) and 19.53M EUR (56.41%), respectively. Conversely, Castro Verde experienced the largest drop in exports, falling to 31.18M EUR with a decrease of 68.53M EUR (-68.53%). Lisbon and Loures also saw declines, with values of 524.99M EUR and 118.95M EUR, reflecting decreases of 43.45M EUR (-7.64%) and 28.22M EUR (-19.12%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Palmela showed a strong increase, reaching 386.31M EUR with a value change of 95.32M EUR (32.76%). Braga followed with a trade value of 180.62M EUR, increasing by 31.03M EUR (20.74%). Azambuja also saw growth, reaching 99.25M EUR with a value change of 12.8M EUR (14.80%). On the downside, Oeiras had the largest decline in imports, with a value of 749.9M EUR, down by 244.85M EUR (-24.61%). Harbor and Lisbon also faced declines, with values of 232.25M EUR and 1.69B EUR, reflecting decreases of 36.28M EUR (-13.53%) and 27.43M EUR (-1.59%). For exports, Palmela again led with a trade value of 377.94M EUR, increasing by 39.78M EUR (11.76%). Santarém followed with a value of 54.15M EUR, up by 19.39M EUR (55.78%). Seixal also saw growth, reaching 66.81M EUR with a value change of 13.85M EUR (26.14%). Conversely, Lisbon experienced the largest drop in exports, falling to 524.99M EUR with a decrease of 207.96M EUR (-28.37%). Setúbal and Maya also saw declines, with values of 121.74M EUR and 149.96M EUR, reflecting decreases of 45.67M EUR (-27.18%) and 27.07M EUR (-15.31%).

Overall, Argentina's trade values in March 2026 showed a robust increase in exports, totaling 8.64B USD, up by 2.68B USD (44.96%) compared to the previous month. Imports also rose to 6.12B USD, increasing by 955.29M USD (18.49%). The total trade flow indicates a positive trend, with exports significantly outpacing imports, reflecting a strong export performance amidst challenging economic conditions.

In March 2026, Argentina's trade values showed significant month-on-month changes. For imports, Brazil led with a trade value of 1.45B USD, increasing by 313.38M USD (27.66%). The United States followed with 518.57M USD, up by 114.74M USD (28.41%). Germany also saw a notable increase, reaching 270.83M USD, with a rise of 101.32M USD (59.77%). On the lower end, Thailand's imports dropped to 137.78M USD, down by 50.26M USD (-26.73%), while Belgium and Indonesia also faced declines of 26.62M USD (-56.14%) and 14.4M USD (-35.19%) respectively. For exports, the highest trade value was recorded with Confidential exports at 2.83B USD, increasing by 808.39M USD (40.01%). The United States and India followed with 506.8M USD (267.57M USD, 111.84%) and 527.9M USD (235.21M USD, 80.36%) respectively. Conversely, Greece saw a significant drop to 2.31M USD, down by 25.99M USD (-91.85%), with Bulgaria and the United Arab Emirates also experiencing declines of 17.48M USD (-19.05%) and 9.08M USD (-94.73%).

Year-on-year analysis for March 2026 revealed varied trends. In imports, Paraguay led with a trade value of 468.73M USD, up by 198.33M USD (73.34%). Confidential imports followed with 129.77M USD, increasing by 55.66M USD (75.10%). Japan also saw growth, reaching 137.87M USD, up by 32.43M USD (30.75%). On the downside, Brazil's imports totaled 1.45B USD, down by 119.96M USD (-7.69%), while China and India faced declines of 67.3M USD (-5.06%) and 54.51M USD (-37.78%) respectively. For exports, Confidential exports again topped the list at 2.83B USD, increasing by 367.6M USD (14.92%). China followed with 555.59M USD, up by 334.58M USD (151.38%). India also showed strong growth at 527.9M USD, increasing by 224.83M USD (74.18%). However, Chile's exports fell to 416.46M USD, down by 52.45M USD (-11.18%), with the United Kingdom and Peru also experiencing declines of 35.06M USD (-60.81%) and 28.57M USD (-19.38%) respectively.

Overall, the total trade for Colombia in the month saw exports at 4.25B USD, down by 42.94M USD (-0.01%), while imports totaled 5.74B USD, decreasing by 161.51M USD (-0.03%). Year-on-year, exports increased to 4.25B USD, up by 472.97M USD (12.51%), and imports rose to 5.74B USD, gaining 415.35M USD (7.8%). The trade dynamics indicate a mixed performance, with significant declines in certain areas, particularly in trade with Ecuador due to recent tariff implementations.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Colombia saw significant changes. The highest increase was from Colombia itself, with a trade value of 182.86M USD, reflecting a 73.31M USD increase (approximately 66.92%). Vietnam followed with 134.63M USD, up by 48.87M USD (about 56.98%). The United States had a modest increase to 1.26B USD, gaining 21.9M USD (1.76%). On the downside, imports from China dropped to 1.75B USD, down by 75.51M USD (approximately -4.14%). South Korea also saw a decline to 100.06M USD, down by 74.06M USD (-42.96%). Brazil's imports decreased to 229.51M USD, losing 39.13M USD (-14.55%). For exports, Italy led with 246.9M USD, gaining 77.24M USD (45.5%). Mexico followed with 133.53M USD, up by 45.56M USD (51.5%). Panama's exports reached 320.38M USD, increasing by 33.62M USD (11.7%). Conversely, Canada saw a significant drop to 175M USD, down by 91.18M USD (-34.2%). India’s exports decreased to 212.13M USD, losing 53.41M USD (-20.1%). The United States also faced a decline to 1.32B USD, down by 43.25M USD (-3.17%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from China surged to 1.75B USD, with a notable increase of 344.74M USD (24.46%). Vietnam's imports rose to 134.63M USD, up by 50.63M USD (60.26%). Japan also saw growth, reaching 167.04M USD, gaining 48.97M USD (41.48%). On the contrary, imports from Canada fell to 72.11M USD, down by 29.47M USD (-29.3%). Trinidad and Tobago's imports decreased to 45.49M USD, losing 29.35M USD (-39.2%). The United States' imports dropped to 1.26B USD, down by 28.88M USD (-2.24%). For exports, the United States led with 1.32B USD, increasing by 303.74M USD (29.77%). Italy's exports reached 246.9M USD, up by 214.72M USD (6.67%). Panama's exports increased to 320.38M USD, gaining 98.17M USD (44.17%). However, exports to China fell to 48.89M USD, down by 77.31M USD (-61.2%). Ecuador's exports decreased to 111.32M USD, losing 57.04M USD (-33.3%). The Netherlands also saw a decline to 93.55M USD, down by 53.08M USD (-36.3%).