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Overall, the total trade for China saw a month-on-month increase of 25B (8.19%) in exports, totaling 330.35B, while imports rose by 3.4B (1.58%) to 218.67B. Year-on-year, exports increased by 18.04B (5.78%) and imports rose by 3.81B (1.77%). The trade dynamics indicate a robust growth in exports, particularly to key partners like Hong Kong and Vietnam, while imports from certain countries like Malaysia and the United States have shown declines.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Peru saw the highest increase with a trade value of 3.89B, reflecting a significant rise of 921.84M (31.05%). Indonesia followed closely with 7.92B, increasing by 912.64M (13.02%). China itself had imports valued at 10.62B, up by 817.79M (8.34%). On the lower end, Hong Kong experienced a decline of 1.46B (42.02%) with a total trade value of 2.02B. Vietnam's imports decreased by 741.24M (7.81%) to 8.76B, and the United Arab Emirates saw a drop of 734.13M (22.03%) to 2.6B. For exports, Japan led with a trade value of 14.71B, increasing by 1.71B (13.14%). Vietnam's exports rose to 18.29B, up by 1.65B (9.83%), while South Korea's exports increased by 1.65B (15.26%) to 12.43B. Conversely, the United States saw a decline of 1.13B (3.24%) in exports, totaling 33.79B. Belgium's exports dropped by 497.87M (16.87%) to 2.45B, and South Africa's exports decreased by 280.73M (12.83%) to 1.91B.

In the year-on-year analysis, Brazil's imports increased significantly by 1.7B (19.41%) to 10.43B, while Peru's imports rose by 1.32B (51.53%) to 3.89B. Indonesia's imports also saw a rise of 1.21B (17.98%) to 7.92B. On the downside, Malaysia's imports fell by 3.56B (37.45%) to 5.95B, the United States experienced a decline of 2.37B (19.08%) to 10.05B, and Iraq's imports decreased by 1.34B (37.77%) to 2.2B. For exports, Hong Kong's exports increased by 4.84B (18.45%) to 31.06B, Vietnam's exports rose by 3.75B (25.79%) to 18.29B, and Australia's exports increased by 2.29B (35.78%) to 8.7B. In contrast, the United States saw a significant drop of 13.52B (28.58%) in exports, totaling 33.79B. Malaysia's exports decreased by 914.3M (9.54%) to 8.65B, and Russia's exports fell by 492.1M (4.92%) to 9.55B.

Overall, the total trade value for exports reached 194.24B, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 17.02B (9.60%) and a year-on-year increase of 30.97B (18.97%). Imports totaled 271.27B, showing a slight month-on-month decrease of 1.59B (-0.58%) and a year-on-year decrease of 15.32B (-5.34%). The trade balance indicates a positive trend in exports, particularly from key partners like Switzerland and the UK, while imports from China and Ireland have shown significant declines.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei saw the highest increase with a trade value of 22.15B, reflecting a significant value change of 7.25B (48.71%). Other notable increases include imports from Mexico at 48.27B with a change of 3.94B (8.89%) and Japan at 11.87B with a change of 1.41B (13.44%). On the lower end, imports from Ireland dropped to 4.92B, a decrease of 14.99B (-75.28%), followed by Canada at 30.87B with a decrease of 759.08M (-2.40%) and South Korea at 9.05B with a decrease of 647.13M (-6.66%). For exports, the United Kingdom led with 11.38B, increasing by 5.2B (84.15%), followed by Switzerland at 12.43B with a change of 3.41B (37.80%) and Canada at 24.93B with a change of 2.46B (10.97%). Conversely, exports to Spain fell to 1.74B, down by 835.76M (-32.44%), followed by Malta at 27.8M with a decrease of 390.2M (-93.35%) and Italy at 4.96B with a decrease of 381.64M (-7.14%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei increased significantly to 22.15B, with a value change of 11.52B (108.49%). Vietnam followed with 17.7B, increasing by 4.93B (38.56%), and Thailand at 9.21B with a change of 3.06B (49.86%). On the downside, imports from China decreased to 22.91B, down by 18.05B (-44.07%), followed by Ireland at 4.92B with a decrease of 5.36B (-52.73%) and Canada at 30.87B with a decrease of 3.35B (-9.76%). For exports, Switzerland saw a remarkable increase to 12.43B, with a value change of 10.56B (5,644.87%), followed by Canada at 24.93B with an increase of 4.89B (24.42%) and the United Kingdom at 11.38B with a change of 3.98B (53.74%). On the lower end, exports to China fell to 8.83B, down by 4.52B (-33.84%), followed by Norway at 299.67M with a decrease of 204.57M (-40.57%) and Chile at 1.37B with a decrease of 183.21M (-11.82%).

Overall, the total trade value for exports was 202.78B, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 17.16B (9.24%) and a year-on-year increase of 25.91B (14.65%). Imports totaled 274.19B, with a slight month-on-month decrease of 1.45B (-0.53%) and a year-on-year decrease of 14.64B (-5.07%). The trade balance indicates a growing export sector while imports are facing challenges.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei saw the highest increase with a trade value of 22.25B, reflecting a significant value change of 7.26B (48.44% increase). Mexico followed with 48.52B, increasing by 3.95B (8.85%). Japan's imports reached 11.99B, up by 1.42B (13.44%). On the lower end, Ireland experienced a drastic decline, with imports dropping to 4.97B, a decrease of 14.98B (-75.09%). Canada and South Korea also saw declines, with imports of 31.12B (-0.78%) and 9.1B (-6.67%) respectively. In exports, the United Kingdom led with 11.7B, increasing by 5.3B (82.76%). Switzerland followed with 12.68B, up by 3.44B (37.20%). Mexico's exports reached 29.58B, increasing by 2.38B (8.49%). On the downside, Spain's exports fell to 1.78B, down by 849.2M (-32.27%). Italy and Malta also saw declines, with exports of 5.09B (-7.14%) and 28.05M (-93.12%) respectively.

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei increased significantly to 22.25B, with a value change of 11.54B (107.77%). Vietnam's imports reached 17.8B, up by 4.98B (38.82%). Thailand also saw an increase to 9.25B, with a value change of 3.07B (49.67%). Conversely, imports from China dropped to 23.89B, down by 17.58B (-42.39%). Ireland and Canada also saw declines, with imports of 4.97B (-51.82%) and 31.12B (-9.70%) respectively. In exports, Switzerland led with 12.68B, increasing by 10.75B (571.25%). The United Kingdom followed with 11.7B, up by 4.05B (52.90%). Italy's exports reached 5.09B, increasing by 2.46B (93.87%). On the downside, exports to China fell to 8.95B, down by 4.55B (-33.71%). Canada and Norway also saw declines, with exports of 29.21B (-0.21%) and 316.98M (-40.39%) respectively.

Overall, the total trade value for the United States saw a month-on-month increase in exports to 193.6B, up by 18.05B (10.28%), while imports slightly increased to 271.2B, with a minor rise of 843.21M (0.31%). Year-on-year, exports rose significantly to 193.6B, up by 32.75B (20.36%), while imports decreased to 271.2B, down by 15.28B (-5.33%). The analysis indicates a robust growth in exports, particularly from key partners like Switzerland and the UK, while imports from certain countries like China and Ireland have faced significant declines.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei saw the highest increase with a trade value of 22.15B, reflecting a significant value change of 7.37B (49.85% increase). Mexico followed with 48.27B in imports, increasing by 3.95B (8.90%). Japan's imports also rose to 11.87B, with a value change of 1.45B (13.90%). On the lower end, Ireland experienced a drastic drop in imports to 4.92B, down by 14.96B (-75.24%). Canada and South Korea also saw declines in imports, with values of 30.87B and 9.05B, respectively, reflecting minor decreases of -0.02% and -6.04%. In exports, the United Kingdom led with 11.36B, increasing by 5.23B (85.31%). Switzerland followed with 12.43B, up by 3.42B (37.91%). Canada also saw a rise to 24.93B, with a value change of 2.46B (10.97%). Conversely, Spain's exports fell to 1.72B, down by 831.02M (-32.62%). Malta and Italy also faced declines, with exports of 27.8M and 4.95B, down by -93.35% and -6.61%, respectively.

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei increased significantly to 22.15B, with a value change of 11.53B (108.54% increase). Vietnam also saw a notable rise to 17.7B, up by 4.93B (38.57%). Thailand's imports increased to 9.21B, reflecting a value change of 3.07B (49.88%). On the downside, imports from China dropped to 22.91B, down by 18.04B (-44.06%). Ireland and Canada also saw declines, with imports of 4.92B and 30.87B, down by -5.36B and -3.35B, respectively. In exports, Switzerland led with 12.43B, increasing by 10.57B (5,678.27%). Canada followed with 24.93B, up by 4.9B (24.44%). The United Kingdom's exports rose to 11.36B, with a value change of 4.04B (5.52%). Conversely, exports to China fell to 8.8B, down by 4.33B (-32.98%). Bahrain and Venezuela also faced declines, with exports of 59.89M and 160.46M, down by -180.01M and -170.29M, respectively.

Overall, Germany's total trade value saw a month-on-month increase of 1.74B for exports (138.06B) and 1.17B for imports (122.33B). Year-on-year, exports increased by 6.77B (138.06B) while imports rose by 3.56B (122.33B). The analysis indicates a positive trend in trade flows, particularly in exports to Poland, France, and Switzerland, while imports from Italy, the Netherlands, and Austria showed significant growth. However, declines were noted in imports from the United States and exports to the same country, indicating potential areas of concern in trade relations.

In the month-on-month analysis, Germany's imports from France saw the highest increase with a trade value of 6.69B, reflecting a growth of 838.51M, which is a 14.32% increase. Italy followed closely with imports valued at 6.95B, increasing by 610.09M (9.63%). Switzerland also contributed significantly with imports of 5.18B, up by 546.85M (11.80%). On the lower end, imports from the United States decreased by 1.34B to 7.6B, a drop of 14.95%. The United Kingdom and Spain also saw declines of 540.08M (15.00%) and 168.75M (4.82%) respectively. For exports, Poland led with a trade value of 9.51B, increasing by 635.97M (7.16%). Switzerland and Austria followed with exports of 6.68B (624.43M, 10.34%) and 7.42B (363.15M, 5.13%) respectively. On the downside, exports to the United States fell by 864.17M to 12.25B (6.59%), while the United Kingdom and South Korea also experienced declines of 276.23M (3.80%) and 272.03M (16.14%). In terms of subnational geography, Hesse saw the highest imports at 12.09B, increasing by 999.92M (9.09%). Bavaria and North Rhine-Westphalia followed with 21.25B (891.75M, 4.43%) and 24.63B (506.32M, 2.10%) respectively. Conversely, Saxony experienced the largest drop in imports, down by 836.62M to 3.25B (20.45%). Lower Saxony and Schleswig-Holstein also saw declines of 623.57M (5.40%) and 183.64M (6.96%). For exports, the highest value was from Foreign Countries at 31.68B, increasing by 922.31M (2.99%). Bavaria and North Rhine-Westphalia followed with 20.41B (821.24M, 4.18%) and 19.17B (534.93M, 2.87%). However, Lower Saxony saw a significant drop of 1.47B to 8.48B (14.78%). Hamburg and Brandenburg also faced declines of 371.49M (7.33%) and 160.26M (7.06%). In product categories, imports of Office and automatic data processing machines were highest at 3.86B, increasing by 419.86M (12.22%). Telecommunication devices followed with 2.92B (286.24M, 10.87%). The lowest performing product was Basic pharmaceutical products, which saw a decline of 754.86M to 1.7B (30.76%). Machinery for electricity production also fell by 317.23M (3.92%). For exports, Aircraft led with 3.87B, increasing by 388.17M (11.44%). Other articles of iron and telecommunication devices also performed well with increases of 332.41M (10.28%) and 327.48M (25.52%). The lowest was Ships and boats, which dropped by 890.86M to 154.16M (85.25%). Motor cars and motor caravans also saw a decline of 430.43M (3.10%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Italy showed the most significant growth, reaching 6.95B with an increase of 937.92M (15.61%). The Netherlands followed with 8.6B, up by 739.87M (9.43%). Austria also saw a notable increase of 648.09M (14.02%) to 5.27B. On the downside, imports from Norway fell by 569.89M to 1.96B (22.55%). Singapore and the United States also experienced declines of 523.02M (61.27%) and 435.37M (5.40%). For exports, Poland led with a trade value of 9.51B, increasing by 1.22B (14.47%). France and Switzerland followed with increases of 1.07B (10.77%) and 1.03B (18.25%) respectively. Conversely, exports to the United States decreased by 1.1B to 12.25B (8.82%). China and Japan also saw declines of 613.92M (8.55%) and 410.73M (22.05%). In terms of subnational geography, imports from Rest Position showed the highest growth at 1.74B, increasing by 1.72B (73.85%). Hesse and Bavaria followed with increases of 1.07B (9.74%) and 855.22M (4.18%). On the downside, Lower Saxony saw a decline of 499.8M to 10.85B (4.42%). Baden-Württemberg and Hamburg also faced declines of 342.38M (1.71%) and 330.63M (4.80%). For exports, Hesse led with 8.13B, increasing by 1.48B (22.22%). Foreign Countries and Bavaria followed with increases of 1.48B (4.90%) and 1.07B (5.53%). However, Saxony experienced a decline of 159.19M to 4.37B (3.53%). Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein also saw decreases of 144.29M (2.99%) and 2.56M (0.12%). In product categories, imports of Motor cars and motor caravans increased by 598.52M (10.00%) to 6.56B. Machinery for electricity production also saw a growth of 547.44M (7.54%). On the downside, Estimations for non-response fell by 2.98B (36.03%). Other prefabricated chemicals also saw a decline of 713.97M (33.36%). For exports, Estimations for exemptions led with a growth of 1.02B (88.27%) to 2.17B. Pharmaceutical products and machinery for electricity production also performed well with increases of 938.73M (10.53%) and 882.21M (14.17%). However, exports of Motor cars and motor caravans fell by 955.28M (6.63%). Plates and sheets of iron or steel also saw a decline of 166.2M (13.87%).

Overall, Germany's trade values showed positive trends in both imports and exports month-on-month and year-on-year. Total exports increased by 1.64B (1.3%) to 132.37B, while imports rose by 1.27B (1.1%) to 116.29B. Year-on-year, exports grew by 8.57B (6.9%) and imports by 9.63B (9.0%). The analysis indicates a robust trade performance, particularly in imports from Italy and exports to Poland.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from France saw the highest increase with a trade value of 6.26B, reflecting a growth of 853.41M (15.8%). Italy followed closely with 6.48B, increasing by 611.55M (10.4%). Switzerland also showed a significant rise with 5.01B, up by 486.42M (10.8%). On the lower end, imports from the United States decreased by 1.28B (15.3%), with a total trade value of 7.06B. The United Kingdom and Spain also experienced declines of 540.29M (14.8%) and 166.43M (5.0%) respectively. In exports, Switzerland led with 6.66B, increasing by 625.92M (10.4%), while Poland followed with 8.89B, up by 625.83M (7.6%). The lowest exports were from the United States, which fell by 835.39M (6.4%) to 12.17B, and the United Kingdom, down by 280.83M (3.8%).

Year-on-year, imports from Italy showed the most significant growth at 6.48B, with an increase of 1.59B (32.4%). The Netherlands followed with 7.18B, up by 1.16B (19.2%), and Austria with 4.77B, increasing by 1.11B (30.2%). On the downside, imports from Singapore decreased by 531.03M (62.3%), with a total value of 321.04M. Ireland and Norway also saw declines of 371.84M (17.2%) and 356.05M (30.2%) respectively. In exports, Poland led with 8.89B, increasing by 1.45B (19.4%), followed by France at 10.23B, up by 1.32B (14.5%). The lowest exports were from the United States, which fell by 1.07B (8.1%) to 12.17B, and China, down by 615.23M (8.6%).

Overall, Japan's total trade value for exports decreased by 57.25B (-0.59%) to 9.71T, while imports saw a more significant decline of 605.53B (-6.06%) to 9.39T. The month-on-month analysis indicates a challenging trade environment, particularly for imports, with notable declines from major trading partners. Year-on-year, while exports showed a modest increase, imports faced significant challenges, particularly from Australia and other regions.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Germany saw the highest increase with a trade value of 293.84B, reflecting a significant rise of 50.27B (20.64%). Saudi Arabia and Ireland followed closely with increases of 45.31B (16.21%) and 36.23B (54.65%) respectively. On the lower end, the United States experienced the largest drop in imports, decreasing by 147.74B (-12.06%), followed by the United Arab Emirates with a decrease of 104.24B (-23.27%) and China with a drop of 77.03B (-3.11%). For exports, the United States led with an increase of 62.93B (3.59%), followed by the United Kingdom with 46.86B (32.37%) and Singapore with 37.85B (15.01%). Conversely, China saw the largest decline in exports, down by 90.15B (-5.27%), followed by Australia with a decrease of 52.49B (-21.43%) and Liberia with a drop of 29.96B (-72.94%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei showed the most significant growth, increasing by 87.65B (22.94%), followed by the United States with an increase of 70.66B (7.02%) and China with 55.46B (2.36%). On the downside, Australia faced the largest decline in imports, down by 104.11B (-15.97%), followed by Brazil with a decrease of 44.61B (-32.22%) and Kuwait with a drop of 42.87B (-45.38%). For exports, the United States again led with a growth of 146.48B (8.77%), followed by Chinese Taipei with an increase of 101.34B (16.67%) and Hong Kong with 62.13B (11.36%). On the lower end, Australia saw a decline of 46.09B (-19.93%), followed by China with a decrease of 42.01B (-2.53%) and Saudi Arabia with a drop of 23.45B (-21.66%).

The analysis indicates a robust growth in Mexico's trade values, with total exports increasing by 12.91B (38.36%) year-on-year and 8.86B (23.49%) month-on-month. Imports also showed significant growth, rising by 8.5B (19.33%) year-on-year and 5.81B (12.45%) month-on-month. The United States remains the dominant trading partner for both imports and exports, while countries like Vietnam and Singapore showed notable increases in trade values.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from the United States saw a significant increase of 1.51B, representing a 9.39% rise, making it the highest value change. Vietnam followed with a 740.02M increase (35.33%), and China with 739.64M (8.03%). On the lower end, imports from Spain decreased by 86.92M (-19.58%), Peru by 60.15M (-49.12%), and Turkey by 41.53M (-25.89%). For exports, the United States again led with an 8.34B increase (25.54%), followed by Singapore with 279.12M (425.04%), and Sweden with 229.22M (406.17%). Conversely, exports to Indonesia dropped by 213.55M (-44.65%), Australia by 178.72M (-84.14%), and India by 105.8M (-65.82%). Overall, total exports increased by 8.86B (23.49%) while imports rose by 5.81B (12.45%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei surged by 5.19B (356.52%), followed by Vietnam with a 1.53B increase (117.01%), and Malaysia with 568.68M (48.17%). On the downside, imports from Canada fell by 119.39M (-13.02%), South Africa by 48.64M (-74.83%), and Costa Rica by 39.14M (-14.11%). For exports, the United States again topped the list with an increase of 11.4B (38.54%), Canada with 418.94M (61.63%), and Indonesia with 258.99M (454.41%). However, exports to South Korea decreased by 68.4M (-20.63%), Saudi Arabia by 33.91M (-46.22%), and India by 31.01M (-36.07%). Overall, total exports increased by 12.91B (38.36%) while imports rose by 8.5B (19.33%).

Overall, Mexico's trade values showed a positive trend in both month-on-month and year-on-year analyses. Total exports increased by 7.86B (19.65%) month-on-month and 10.02B (26.49%) year-on-year, while imports rose by 5.77B (12.10%) month-on-month and 8.45B (18.77%) year-on-year. The most significant growth was observed in imports from Chinese Taipei and exports to the United States, indicating strong trade relationships. Conversely, certain countries like Turkey and South Korea showed declines, highlighting areas for potential improvement.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from the United States saw a significant increase of 1.53B, reflecting a 9.06% rise. Vietnam and Malaysia also showed strong growth, with increases of 703.37M (35.40%) and 603.61M (53.28%) respectively. On the lower end, imports from Turkey decreased by 45.02M (-26.23%), while Bahrain and Honduras also faced declines of 29.83M (-78.51%) and 19.56M (-29.11%). For exports, the United States led with a remarkable increase of 7.5B (21.78%), followed by Sweden with 230.59M (2900.15%) and Canada with 209.41M (19.06%). Conversely, exports to Indonesia dropped by 213.23M (-44.58%), with Australia and India also experiencing declines of 176.99M (-82.53%) and 109.47M (-65.83%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei surged by 5.16B (351.85%), while Vietnam and Malaysia also saw increases of 1.5B (125.35%) and 557.6M (47.30%) respectively. On the downside, imports from the United States fell slightly by 89.2M (-0.48%), with Canada and Costa Rica also showing declines of 83.74M (-8.59%) and 39.21M (-14.12%). For exports, the United States again topped the list with a 9.23B (28.21%) increase, followed by Canada with 477.48M (57.47%) and Indonesia with 258.97M (42645.00%). However, exports to South Korea decreased by 182.26M (-40.08%), with Brazil and China also facing declines of 163.41M (-42.51%) and 80.15M (-13.51%).

Overall, the total trade for the Netherlands showed a month-on-month increase, with imports rising to 55.41B (up by 1.98B, 3.71%) and exports increasing to 67.46B (up by 1.93B, 2.99%). Year-on-year, however, total imports decreased to 55.41B (down by 2.68B, -4.61%), while total exports also fell to 67.46B (down by 880M, -1.29%). The analysis indicates a strong month-on-month performance, particularly in imports from Germany and exports to the United Kingdom, but a concerning decline in year-on-year figures, especially for imports from China and exports to the United States.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Germany saw the highest increase with a trade value of 9.91B, reflecting a value change of 380M (approximately 3.99%). The United Kingdom followed closely with imports valued at 2.11B, increasing by 366M (20.97%). Mexico also showed significant growth with imports of 370M, up by 236M (176.12%). On the lower end, imports from the United States decreased by 463M to 5.43B (-7.86%), while imports from China fell by 141M to 3.79B (-3.59%). Brazil's imports decreased by 80M to 1.45B (-5.24%). For exports, the United Kingdom led with 4.27B, increasing by 526M (14.05%). Colombia's exports rose to 295M, up by 250M (555.56%), and Japan's exports increased to 607M, up by 241M (65.85%). Conversely, exports to Unclassified destinations dropped by 353M to 883M (-28.56%), while exports to China fell by 294M to 2.32B (-11.25%). Exports to Chinese Taipei decreased by 254M to 753M (-25.22%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Mexico showed the most significant increase, with a trade value of 370M, up by 189M (104.42%). Hong Kong's imports increased to 551M, up by 172M (45.38%), and Nigeria's imports rose to 304M, up by 158M (108.22%). On the downside, imports from China decreased by 1.34B to 3.79B (-26.18%), Brazil's imports fell by 534M to 1.45B (-26.97%), and Germany's imports dropped by 444M to 9.91B (-4.29%). For exports, Italy's exports increased to 2.9B, up by 259M (9.79%), Finland's exports rose to 677M, up by 255M (60.43%), and Colombia's exports increased to 295M, up by 241M (446.30%). However, exports to the United States fell by 1.59B to 3.22B (-33.01%), Belgium's exports decreased by 511M to 6.1B (-7.72%), and Germany's exports dropped by 248M to 12.62B (-1.93%).

The analysis indicates a robust month-on-month increase in total trade values for Canada, with imports rising by 5.06B (7.92%) and exports increasing by 2.55B (4.25%). Year-on-year, total imports also showed a significant increase of 7.99B (13.11%), while exports had a slight increase of 251.69M (0.40%). The most notable growth in imports came from Mexico and China, while exports to the United Kingdom and China saw substantial increases. However, trade with the United States showed declines in both imports and exports, indicating a potential area of concern for Canadian trade relations.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from the United States saw a significant increase of 1.96B, representing a 6.69% rise. China also contributed positively with an increase of 809.02M (11.15%). Kazakhstan had an extraordinary growth of 315.98M, marking a staggering 217.23% increase. On the downside, imports from South Korea decreased by 171.51M (-12.48%), while Sweden and Belgium saw declines of 167.05M (-37.19%) and 70.55M (-18.06%) respectively. In terms of exports, the United Kingdom led with a remarkable increase of 2.61B (85.07%), followed by China with 1.18B (47.16%). The Netherlands also showed a strong performance with an increase of 467.36M (68.10%). Conversely, exports to the United States fell by 831.24M (-1.92%), with Switzerland and Germany also experiencing declines of 747.98M (-74.76%) and 341.99M (-39.39%). Overall, total imports increased by 5.06B (7.92%) while exports rose by 2.55B (4.25%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Mexico increased by 1.42B (43.83%), while imports from China rose by 1.37B (20.51%). Vietnam also showed a strong increase of 708.13M (60.90%). On the contrary, imports from the United States decreased by 1.96B (-5.88%), with Belgium and Chile also seeing declines of 209.95M (-39.61%) and 84.92M (-34.49%) respectively. For exports, the United Kingdom had a notable increase of 2.9B (104.18%), followed by China with 640.25M (21.09%) and the Netherlands with 605.22M (109.36%). However, exports to the United States fell by 3.55B (-7.75%), with India and Singapore also experiencing declines of 270.67M (-50.75%) and 173.72M (-55.37%). Overall, total imports increased by 7.99B (13.11%) year-on-year, while exports saw a modest increase of 251.69M (0.40%).

Overall, the total trade for imports reached 44.81B, with a month-on-month increase of 6.73B (17.68%) and a year-on-year increase of 9.71B (27.67%). Exports totaled 44.2B, with a month-on-month increase of 4.98B (12.70%) and a year-on-year increase of 8.5B (23.82%). The data indicates a robust growth in both imports and exports, with notable increases in key regions such as Ho Chi Minh City and Bac Ninh.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Ho Chi Minh City showed the highest increase with a trade value of 9.89B, reflecting a value change of 1.51B and a percentage change of 18.05%. Following closely, Ha Noi's imports reached 5.22B with a value change of 924.26M (21.50% increase). Bac Ninh also saw significant growth with imports valued at 8.3B, increasing by 638.16M (8.32%). On the lower end, imports from Cao Bang were minimal at 4.75M, decreasing by 3.07M (-39.26%). Ca Mau's imports were 27.44M, down by 754.83K (-2.68%). Son La had a slight increase to 2.62M, with a value change of 301.24K (12.99%). For exports, Ho Chi Minh City led with 8.75B, increasing by 1.37B (18.48%). Bac Ninh followed with 8.94B, up by 1.06B (13.45%). Hai Phong's exports were 4.33B, with a value change of 347.4M (8.72%). On the downside, Thai Nguyen's exports were 1.94B, down by 232.96M (-10.72%). Can Tho's exports were 326.47M, decreasing by 6.93M (-2.07%). Ca Mau's exports were 132.45M, down by 6.04M (-4.34%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Bac Ninh showed the most significant growth with a trade value of 8.3B, reflecting a value change of 2.59B (45.28% increase). Phu Tho's imports reached 3.84B, increasing by 1.29B (50.69%). Ho Chi Minh City's imports were 9.89B, up by 1.23B (14.21%). On the lower end, Quang Tri's imports were 85.51M, decreasing by 15.57M (-15.40%). Cao Bang's imports were 4.75M, down by 3.54M (-42.70%). Ca Mau's imports were 27.44M, with a minimal increase of 10.67K (0.04%). For exports, Bac Ninh led with 8.94B, increasing by 3.04B (51.51%). Phu Tho's exports were 3.62B, up by 1.01B (38.94%). Ninh Binh's exports reached 2.58B, with a value change of 974.93M (60.83%). On the downside, Lao Cai's exports were 104.84M, down by 19.31M (-15.51%). Quang Ninh's exports were 559.69M, decreasing by 15.05M (-2.62%). Cao Bang's exports were 7.86M, down by 7.9M (-50.13%).

Overall, Vietnam's trade flow showed a robust increase in both imports and exports. Total imports reached 44.69B, with a month-on-month increase of 6.7B (17.65%) and a year-on-year increase of 9.69B (27.69%). Exports totaled 44.05B, with a month-on-month increase of 4.94B (12.63%) and a year-on-year increase of 8.49B (23.87%). The trade balance remains tight, with imports slightly outpacing exports.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports of 'Computers, electrical products, spare-parts and components thereof' saw a significant increase of 1.36B, reflecting a 10.52% rise. 'Machine, equipment, tools and instruments' also performed well with a 992.25M increase, marking a 19.03% growth. On the lower end, 'Motor vehicles' experienced a decline of 49.16M, a drop of 10.79%, while 'Wheats' and 'Precious stones, precious metal and articles thereof' also saw decreases of 38.78M and 24.89M respectively. Exports showed a positive trend with 'Computers, electrical products, spare-parts and components thereof' increasing by 1.15B (11.93%), and 'Textiles and garments' rising by 681.93M (22.94%). However, 'Fishery products' and 'Still image, video cameras and parts thereof' faced declines of 35.49M and 34.44M respectively.

Year-on-year, imports of 'Computers, electrical products, spare-parts and components thereof' increased by 4.94B, a substantial 53.02% growth. 'Machine, equipment, tools and instruments' also saw a notable rise of 1.52B (32.54%). Conversely, 'Petroleum products' and 'Coal' faced declines of 106.39M and 93M respectively, with negative growth rates of 14.38% and 15.75%. On the export side, 'Computers, electrical products, spare-parts and components thereof' again led with a 3.42B increase (46.66%), while 'Toys and sports requisites; parts and accessories thereof' surged by 627.88M (199.92%). However, 'Rice' and 'Petroleum products' saw significant declines of 115.23M and 65.13M, with negative growth rates of 31.66% and 41.03%.

Overall, Vietnam's trade performance showed robust growth both month-on-month and year-on-year. The total trade value for imports increased by 6.59 billion USD (17.94%) from the previous month and by 9.17 billion USD (26.86%) compared to the same month last year. Exports also rose, with a month-on-month increase of 4.93 billion USD (12.79%) and a year-on-year increase of 8.43 billion USD (24.09%). The trade balance remains strong, with both imports and exports contributing positively to Vietnam's economy.

In the month-on-month analysis, Vietnam's imports saw a significant increase, with the total trade value rising to 43.32 billion USD, reflecting a 6.59 billion USD increase (17.94%). The top three countries contributing to this growth were China (1.77 billion USD), South Korea (1.05 billion USD), and the United States (503.2 million USD). Conversely, imports from Ireland, Ukraine, and Romania experienced the largest declines, with decreases of 17.68 million USD, 11.19 million USD, and 10.59 million USD, respectively. Exports also increased, totaling 43.44 billion USD, with a rise of 4.93 billion USD (12.79%). The United States led the growth with an increase of 1.95 billion USD, followed by China (1.01 billion USD) and South Korea (444.76 million USD). On the downside, exports to Austria, Thailand, and Indonesia saw the most significant drops, with declines of 140.6 million USD, 86.96 million USD, and 45.16 million USD, respectively.

In the year-on-year analysis, Vietnam's imports reached 43.32 billion USD, marking a substantial increase of 9.17 billion USD (26.86%). The most notable growth came from China (4.72 billion USD), South Korea (1.26 billion USD), and Chinese Taipei (1.11 billion USD). However, imports from Argentina, Israel, and Tanzania faced the largest declines, with decreases of 141.89 million USD, 90.19 million USD, and 52.04 million USD, respectively. Exports also showed a positive trend, totaling 43.44 billion USD, with an increase of 8.43 billion USD (24.09%). The United States again led the charge with a growth of 3.87 billion USD, followed by China (983.17 million USD) and Hong Kong (668.39 million USD). On the downside, exports to Chile, Laos, and the Philippines experienced the most significant declines, with drops of 79.33 million USD, 54.15 million USD, and 40.03 million USD, respectively.

Overall, the total trade for the month showed exports at 38.11B with a month-on-month increase of 3.76B (10.94%), while imports totaled 62.66B, reflecting a significant decrease of 13.4B (-17.67%). Year-on-year, exports reached 38.11B, marking an increase of 6.07B (18.95%), while imports totaled 62.66B, with a slight decline of 1.2B (-1.89%). The trade balance indicates a growing export sector despite challenges in imports.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from the United States saw a significant increase of 794.91M, representing a 17.81% rise. Thailand also showed strong growth with an increase of 462.41M (35.80%). Brazil's imports surged by 356.28M, marking a 67.85% increase. On the lower end, imports from Switzerland dropped sharply by 4.25B (-83.54%), while the United Arab Emirates and Hong Kong saw declines of 3.07B (-41.93%) and 1.58B (-45.58%) respectively. Exports to the United States increased by 672.77M (10.67%), while China saw a rise of 571.98M (35.00%). Spain's exports grew by 344.21M (62.67%). Conversely, exports to the Netherlands fell by 505.16M (-33.34%), and Qatar and Mozambique experienced declines of 72.03M (-36.77%) and 68.3M (-36.87%) respectively.

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from China increased by 1.59B (18.27%), while the United States saw a rise of 1.51B (40.25%). Thailand's imports grew by 785.12M (81.04%). On the downside, imports from Switzerland decreased by 3.96B (-82.73%), and Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates saw declines of 1.3B (-36.40%) and 1.17B (-21.56%) respectively. Exports to the United States increased by 1.27B (22.31%), with China following closely with a rise of 1.03B (88.08%). Spain's exports grew by 574.15M (178.03%). However, exports to the Netherlands fell by 393.28M (-28.03%), and Czechia and Malaysia saw declines of 254.68M (-68.39%) and 192.36M (-26.83%) respectively.

In summary, Spain's trade dynamics show a robust month-on-month growth in both imports and exports, particularly from the 'Rest of the world' and Germany. Year-on-year, while imports have generally increased, exports have faced some challenges, particularly with significant declines to France and Germany. The total trade value reflects a slight increase in imports and a decrease in exports, indicating a complex trade environment.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from the 'Rest of the world' saw a significant increase of 856.13M, reflecting a 0.88% growth. Germany also contributed positively with an increase of 179.96M (4.17%). However, imports from China decreased by 262.68M (-5.80%), and Nigeria saw a drop of 241.49M (-67.62%). On the exports side, the 'Rest of the world' increased by 413.11M (26.86%), while exports to the United Kingdom rose by 264.09M (14.27%). Conversely, exports to Ukraine fell by 111.68M (-59.44%). Overall, total trade saw exports increase by 2.81B (8.69%) and imports increase by 645.43M (1.68%).

Year-on-year, imports from the 'Rest of the world' increased by 885.25M (93.34%), while imports from Germany rose by 318.51M (7.63%). In contrast, imports from France decreased by 252.25M (-7.27%). On the exports side, exports to the 'Rest of the world' increased by 495.99M (34.08%), and exports to Indonesia surged by 188.67M (419.64%). However, exports to France decreased by 308.96M (-5.93%). Overall, total imports increased by 193.45M (0.50%) year-on-year, while total exports decreased by 181.59M (-0.51%).

The analysis reveals that Malaysia's trade dynamics have shown mixed results in the recent month and year. Month-on-month, total imports increased slightly by 945.8M (0.74%), while total exports saw a significant decline of 13.36B (-9.04%). Year-on-year, total imports rose by 17.6B (15.82%), and total exports increased by 8.66B (6.86%). The highest month-on-month import growth was from Costa Rica, while the largest year-on-year growth was from China. Conversely, Singapore and South Korea experienced notable declines in both month-on-month and year-on-year analyses.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Costa Rica saw the highest increase with a trade value of 6.8B, reflecting a significant rise of 3.81B (127.56%). South Korea followed with imports valued at 7.7B, increasing by 2.89B (60.10%). China, with imports of 34.74B, had a modest increase of 1.09B (3.24%). On the lower end, imports from Chinese Taipei decreased by 2.35B to 10.07B (-18.89%), while Vietnam's imports fell by 1.69B to 2.87B (-37.11%). Singapore also saw a decline of 1.42B in imports, totaling 11.97B (-10.61%). For exports, the United States led with 20.13B, increasing by 1.7B (9.22%). Chinese Taipei's exports rose to 9.15B, up by 1.04B (12.81%). Burma experienced a notable increase of 319.09M, reaching 524.12M (153.06%). Conversely, Singapore's exports dropped significantly by 5.26B to 18.73B (-21.93%), followed by Hong Kong with a decrease of 1.76B to 8.43B (-17.25%). The Netherlands also saw a decline of 970.51M, totaling 3.65B (-21.03%). Overall, total imports increased by 945.8M (0.74%), while total exports decreased by 13.36B (-9.04%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from China showed the most substantial growth, reaching 34.74B with an increase of 8.68B (33.32%). Costa Rica's imports also surged to 6.8B, up by 6.56B (27.41%). South Korea's imports rose to 7.7B, increasing by 3.39B (78.63%). On the downside, imports from Saudi Arabia fell to 1.18B, down by 1.86B (-61.11%), while Singapore's imports decreased by 1.61B to 11.97B (-11.84%). India also saw a decline of 670.87M, totaling 2.18B (-23.58%). For exports, Chinese Taipei led with 9.15B, increasing by 3.17B (53.07%). China's exports rose to 16.55B, up by 1.37B (9.00%). Hong Kong's exports increased by 1.28B to 8.43B (17.83%). On the contrary, South Korea's exports fell to 4.51B, down by 654.54M (-12.71%), while Kenya's exports decreased by 287.78M to 721.08M (-28.48%). The Philippines also saw a decline of 273.32M, totaling 2.03B (-11.85%). Overall, total imports increased by 17.6B (15.82%), while total exports rose by 8.66B (6.86%).

Overall, the analysis reveals contrasting trends in Australia's trade flows. Month on Month, Exports increased slightly while Imports saw a significant decline, indicating a potential shift in trade dynamics. Year on Year, Imports showed a healthy growth, while Exports remained relatively stable with minimal growth. The total trade changes reflect a total of 303 million AUD increase in Exports and a 2.71 billion AUD decrease in Imports for the month, alongside a 2.12 billion AUD increase in Imports and a mere 26 million AUD increase in Exports for the year.

In the Month on Month analysis, Exports saw a slight increase with a trade value of 38.58 billion AUD, reflecting a positive change of 303 million AUD, which corresponds to a growth rate of approximately 0.79%. This indicates a stable export environment. On the other hand, Imports experienced a significant decline, with a trade value of 34.95 billion AUD, showing a decrease of 2.71 billion AUD, translating to a negative growth rate of about -7.19%. This drop in imports suggests a potential reduction in demand for foreign goods or a shift in domestic consumption patterns. The highest value change was in Exports with 303 million AUD, while the lowest was in Imports with -2.71 billion AUD.

In the Year on Year analysis, Imports reported a trade value of 34.95 billion AUD, with a positive change of 2.12 billion AUD, indicating a growth rate of approximately 6.47%. This suggests a robust increase in the demand for imported goods over the year. Exports, however, showed a minimal increase with a trade value of 38.58 billion AUD and a change of just 26 million AUD, resulting in a growth rate of about 0.07%. This indicates that while exports are stable, they are not experiencing significant growth compared to the previous year. The highest value change was in Imports with 2.12 billion AUD, while the lowest was in Exports with 26 million AUD.

Overall, the total trade for Australia showed a slight decrease in the month-on-month analysis, with exports totaling 43.65 billion (a decrease of 169 million, -0.39%) and imports totaling 40.03 billion (a significant decrease of 3.47 billion, -7.99%). Year-on-year, total imports increased to 40.03 billion (an increase of 4.1 billion, 11.43%), while exports rose to 43.65 billion (an increase of 1.66 billion, 3.96%). The trade balance indicates a healthy growth in imports despite the month-on-month decline, while exports have shown resilience with year-on-year growth.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Mexico saw the highest increase with a trade value of 597 million, reflecting a significant change of 292 million, which is a 95.74% increase. The United States followed with an increase of 248 million, a 5.86% rise, while Norway had a notable increase of 117 million, marking a 102.63% change. On the lower end, imports from China decreased by 913 million, a 7.17% drop, while Channel Islands and Japan saw declines of 456 million and 390 million respectively, with percentage changes of -45.10% and -16.27%. For exports, Hong Kong led with an increase of 1.04 billion, a 102.16% rise, followed by Channel Islands with an increase of 875 million (60.81%). The Netherlands also saw a rise of 196 million (97.51%). On the downside, exports to India decreased by 1.24 billion, a 41.52% drop, while South Korea and the United States saw declines of 422 million and 278 million respectively, with percentage changes of -9.74% and -12.34%.

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from China experienced the highest increase with a trade value of 11.83 billion, reflecting a change of 1.5 billion, which is a 14.54% increase. Canada followed with an increase of 376 million (131.47%), and Vietnam had a rise of 354 million (41.99%). On the lower end, imports from India decreased by 385 million, a 29.91% drop, while Japan and Indonesia saw declines of 274 million and 200 million respectively, with percentage changes of -12.01% and -27.74%. For exports, Hong Kong led with an increase of 1.2 billion, a 139.58% rise, followed by Channel Islands with an increase of 1.18 billion (104.78%). China also saw a rise of 1.04 billion (7.56%). On the downside, exports to India decreased by 1.22 billion, a 41.11% drop, while Japan and Chinese Taipei saw declines of 818 million and 170 million respectively, with percentage changes of -14.07% and -12.01%.

Overall, the analysis indicates a positive trend in Saudi Arabia's trade values. Month on Month, total trade increased with Imports rising by 4.68 billion and Exports by 2.6 billion. Year on Year, the growth was even more pronounced, with Exports increasing by 11.21 billion and Imports by 8.07 billion. The total trade flow reflects a healthy increase, showcasing the resilience and growth potential of Saudi Arabia's international commerce.

In the Month on Month analysis, Imports saw a significant increase in trade value, rising by 4.68 billion, which corresponds to a 6.21% increase. This indicates a strong demand for imported goods. The top three highest values for Imports were 80.08 billion, 4.68 billion in value change, and 6.21% in percentage change. Exports, on the other hand, experienced a smaller increase of 2.6 billion, translating to a 2.56% rise. The top three highest values for Exports were 103.99 billion, 2.6 billion in value change, and 2.56% in percentage change. The lowest values for Imports were 80.08 billion, 4.68 billion in value change, and 6.21% in percentage change, while for Exports, they were 103.99 billion, 2.6 billion in value change, and 2.56% in percentage change.

In the Year on Year analysis, Exports showed a robust growth of 11.21 billion, which is a 12.08% increase, indicating a strong performance in the export sector. The top three highest values for Exports were 103.99 billion, 11.21 billion in value change, and 12.08% in percentage change. Imports also demonstrated significant growth, with an increase of 8.07 billion, reflecting an 11.20% rise. The top three highest values for Imports were 80.08 billion, 8.07 billion in value change, and 11.20% in percentage change. The lowest values for Exports were 103.99 billion, 11.21 billion in value change, and 12.08% in percentage change, while for Imports, they were 80.08 billion, 8.07 billion in value change, and 11.20% in percentage change.

Overall, Saudi Arabia's total trade value for imports reached 80.08B, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 4.69B (6.22%) and a year-on-year increase of 8.07B (11.20%). Exports totaled 103.99B, with a month-on-month increase of 2.6B (2.57%) and a year-on-year increase of 11.21B (12.08%). The trade balance remains positive, with exports consistently outpacing imports.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Switzerland saw the highest increase with a trade value of 4.06B, reflecting a significant rise of 2.32B (133.32%). The United Arab Emirates followed with a trade value of 5.15B, increasing by 861.11M (20.08%). Japan also showed a notable increase with a trade value of 3.52B, up by 802.66M (29.54%). On the lower end, imports from China decreased to 19.85B, down by 1.38B (-6.51%). The Netherlands saw a decline to 695.63M, down by 294.48M (-29.74%). Italy's imports also fell to 2.42B, decreasing by 237.71M (-8.95%). For exports, Japan led with a trade value of 8.38B, increasing by 2.42B (40.56%). Bahrain followed with 5.06B, up by 1.95B (62.97%). The United States had a trade value of 5.21B, increasing by 1.77B (51.40%). On the downside, South Korea's exports dropped to 7.38B, down by 1.14B (-13.39%). The Netherlands saw a significant decline to 276.12M, down by 748.7M (-73.06%). Togo's exports fell to 288.85M, decreasing by 635.49M (-68.77%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from China increased to 19.85B, with a value change of 2.27B (12.89%). Switzerland's imports rose to 4.06B, up by 2.25B (124.79%). The United States also saw an increase to 6.99B, with a value change of 1.3B (22.77%). On the lower end, imports from Canada decreased to 229.04M, down by 1.02B (-81.63%). Greece's imports fell to 85.77M, down by 530.87M (-86.09%). South Korea's imports decreased to 1.52B, down by 348.27M (-18.59%). For exports, the United Arab Emirates led with a trade value of 11.38B, increasing by 4.33B (61.33%). The United States followed with 5.21B, up by 2.81B (117.20%). Bahrain's exports rose to 5.06B, increasing by 2.73B (117.73%). On the downside, South Korea's exports fell to 7.38B, down by 942.22M (-11.33%). The Netherlands saw a decline to 276.12M, down by 874.41M (-76.00%). Oman's exports decreased to 841.74M, down by 783.89M (-48.22%).

Overall, the analysis indicates a robust increase in trade values for both imports and exports in Saudi Arabia. Imports rose significantly by 15.7B MoM and 8.07B YoY, while exports increased by 4.72B MoM and 8.5B YoY. The total trade value for imports reached 80.08B and for exports 33.88B, showcasing a healthy trade environment.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports saw a significant increase, with the total trade value rising to 80.08B, reflecting a 15.7B increase (24.38%). The highest import values were recorded at King Khalid International Airport (11.99B), King Abdulaziz International Airport (10.39B), and King Abdulaziz Port (20.58B), with respective increases of 11.99B, 2.14B, and 1.08B. Conversely, the lowest values were at Ras Tannorah Port (829.11M, -553M), Deba Port (440.31M, -522.91M), and Jeddah Islamic Sea Port (15.82B, -303.49M). For exports, the total value reached 33.88B, with a 4.72B increase (16.20%). The top export values were at King Khalid International Airport (3.42B), Ras Tannorah Port (2.54B), and Ras Alkhair Port (3.64B), with increases of 3.42B, 1.26B, and 1.06B respectively. The lowest export values were at King Abdulaziz International Airport (4.61B, -879.46M), King Abdulaziz Port (2.21B, -331.16M), and King Fahad Airport (378.14M, -260.27M).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports totaled 80.08B, with an increase of 8.07B (11.20%). The highest increases were seen at King Abdulaziz International Airport (10.39B, +5.42B), King Khalid International Airport (11.99B, +2.33B), and Jeddah Islamic Sea Port (15.82B, +1.09B). The lowest values were at Ras Tannorah Port (829.11M, -1.04B), Riyadh (Dry Port) (2.14B, -715.3M), and King Abdulaziz Port (20.58B, -588.09M). Exports reached 33.88B, with an increase of 8.5B (33.49%). The top increases were at Ras Alkhair Port (3.64B, +2.42B), King Abdulaziz International Airport (4.61B, +2.37B), and Ras Tannorah Port (2.54B, +1.94B). The lowest values were at Rabigh Port (286.08M, -258.22M), King Abdullah Port (387.42M, -170.89M), and King Abdulaziz Port (2.21B, -153.13M).

Overall, Turkey's trade values showed mixed results. Total imports decreased by 466.59M (-1.56%) month-on-month, totaling 29.49B, while year-on-year, imports increased by 1.03B (3.64%). Exports saw a more significant decline month-on-month, with a drop of 1.39B (-6.29%), totaling 20.63B, but year-on-year, exports increased by 71.63M (0.35%). The trade balance reflects a challenging month for exports, particularly from major regions like Istanbul, while some regions like Ankara and Bursa showed resilience in both imports and exports.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Ankara showed a significant increase of 401.45M, reflecting a 19.58% rise, while Bursa also saw a notable increase of 314.6M (33.92%). Manisa had the highest percentage increase at 67.51% with a value change of 174.94M. Conversely, Istanbul experienced the largest decline in imports, with a decrease of 1.29B (-7.41%), followed by Kocaeli with a drop of 91.1M (-6.61%) and Mersin with a decrease of 54.41M (-15.51%). For exports, Çorum led with a 105.29M increase (67.46%), followed by Hatay with 97.28M (38.89%) and Mersin with 40.16M (10.03%). The largest decline in exports was also seen in Istanbul, with a drop of 933.27M (-8.93%), followed by Gaziantep with a decrease of 102.09M (-10.77%) and Kocaeli with a decline of 93.61M (-8.43%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Ankara increased by 817.18M (49.99%), and Bursa saw a rise of 532.42M (75.03%). Manisa also had a positive change of 121.72M (38.97%). On the downside, imports from Istanbul decreased by 264.28M (-1.61%), and Antalya saw a decline of 37.98M (-30.65%). For exports, Ankara's exports increased by 410.36M (36.29%), while Mersin had a rise of 120.51M (39.17%). Sakarya also showed a positive change of 119.44M (22.73%). The largest decline in exports was in Istanbul, with a drop of 665.93M (-6.56%), followed by Izmir with a decrease of 97.62M (-8.00%) and Trabzon with a decline of 82.17M (-54.38%).

Overall, Turkey's total trade value for imports decreased by 466.59M (-1.56%) month-on-month, totaling 29.49B, while year-on-year, imports increased by 1.03B (3.64%). Exports saw a more pronounced decline month-on-month, down by 1.39B (-6.30%) to 20.63B, but year-on-year, they increased by 71.63M (0.34%). The trade balance reflects a challenging month for exports, while imports showed resilience in the face of global trade fluctuations.

In the month-on-month analysis, Turkey's imports saw a significant increase, with the highest growth coming from the 'Rest of the world' at 1.85B, reflecting a 43.92% increase. Germany and China also contributed positively with increases of 289.06M (13.93%) and 239.25M (6.18%) respectively. On the downside, imports from Russia dropped by 664.06M (-17.66%), followed by the United Arab Emirates and the United States with declines of 355.15M (-34.50%) and 352.65M (-19.49%). Exports experienced a mixed performance; the top increase was from Ukraine at 372.86M (20.35%), followed by Slovakia at 205.09M (31.37%) and the United Arab Emirates at 569.37M (9.10%). Conversely, Poland saw the largest decrease in exports, down by 146.71M (-21.23%), followed by Germany and the United States with declines of 128.97M (-7.01%) and 110.12M (-8.77%) respectively.

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Switzerland showed the most significant growth at 2.01B, with a 50.57% increase, followed by China at 4.11B (16.71%) and the United States at 1.46B (16.90%). On the contrary, Italy experienced the largest decline in imports, down by 750.29M (-40.56%), followed by Russia at 3.1B (-18.68%) and Ukraine at 144.35M (-50.23%). Exports saw a positive trend with Germany leading at 1.71B (10.18%), followed by France at 932.18M (10.11%) and Syria at 216.5M (74.79%). However, exports to the 'Rest of the world' fell by 177.78M (-93.84%), with the United States and the Netherlands also experiencing declines of 134.01M (-10.53%) and 100.96M (-15.24%) respectively.

In summary, Sweden's trade dynamics showed a positive trend in the month-on-month analysis with total imports increasing by 8.51B and exports by 5.88B. However, the year-on-year perspective revealed a decline in both imports and exports, with total imports down by 4.27B and exports by 2.8B. The month-on-month growth was driven by strong performances from key trading partners and product categories, while the year-on-year decline indicates potential challenges in maintaining trade levels compared to the previous year.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Germany saw the highest increase with a trade value of 26.45B, reflecting a growth of 1.97B (8.04%). Norway followed closely with an increase of 1.55B (10.35%), while France experienced a significant rise of 1.44B (27.48%). On the lower end, imports from China decreased by 1.39B (-15.99%), Brazil saw a drop of 461.46M (-46.48%), and Chile's imports fell by 321.15M (-68.12%). For exports, the United Kingdom led with an increase of 1.6B (24.06%), followed by Germany with 1.53B (9.48%), and France with 1.11B (17.06%). Conversely, exports to the Netherlands decreased by 704.69M (-8.08%), Ukraine by 481.46M (-36.44%), and Portugal by 441.5M (-38.26%). Overall, total imports increased by 8.51B (5.68%) while exports rose by 5.88B (3.78%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from the United States showed the most significant increase with a trade value of 7.23B, reflecting a growth of 1.65B (29.51%). France also saw a notable increase of 1.18B (21.55%), while Ireland's imports rose by 650.37M (45.67%). On the downside, imports from China decreased by 2.11B (-22.47%), the United Kingdom by 1.95B (-29.58%), and Guyana by 1.6B (-99.99%). For exports, Turkey led with an increase of 696.46M (46.75%), followed by France with 677.47M (9.77%), and Poland with 623.56M (9.37%). However, exports to China fell by 1.32B (-21.78%), Canada by 1.31B (-47.73%), and the United Kingdom by 1.16B (-12.27%). Overall, total imports decreased by 4.27B (-2.62%) while exports fell by 2.8B (-1.72%).

Overall, South Africa's total trade value for exports decreased by 3.77B to 178.87B (-2.06%), while imports fell by 26.3B to 150.17B (-14.90%). The month-on-month analysis showed significant fluctuations, particularly in imports, with Brazil and Singapore showing strong growth, while Oman and China faced substantial declines. Year-on-year, imports from China and Brazil demonstrated notable increases, while India and Thailand saw declines. Exports to Special Categories and Hong Kong showed strong growth, contrasting with declines in exports to Mozambique and South Korea.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Brazil saw the highest increase with a trade value of 4.25B, reflecting a significant rise of 1.6B (60.38%). Singapore followed with a trade value of 1.44B, increasing by 819.12M (132.29%). Angola also showed a positive change with 1.59B, up by 323.48M (25.58%). On the downside, Oman experienced the largest drop in imports, falling by 3.7B to 3.27B (-53.1%). China’s imports decreased by 3.46B to 38.55B (-8.24%), and Germany saw a decline of 2.51B to 8.02B (-23.82%). For exports, Belgium led with an increase of 1.49B to 8.37B (21.61%), followed by the United Kingdom with 1.44B at 8.79B (19.55%). Spain also increased by 970.69M to 3.03B (47.12%). Conversely, exports to Special Categories dropped by 1.3B to 19.27B (-6.31%), the Netherlands fell by 1.12B to 3.66B (-23.38%), and China decreased by 1.01B to 19.11B (-5.01%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from China showed the most significant growth, reaching 38.55B with an increase of 4.21B (12.27%). Brazil followed with a trade value of 4.25B, up by 1.33B (45.58%). Singapore also increased to 1.44B, gaining 1.13B (368.27%). On the contrary, imports from India fell by 2.43B to 10.6B (-18.62%), Thailand decreased by 1.44B to 4.28B (-25.12%), and Oman saw a drop of 940.9M to 3.27B (-22.43%). For exports, Special Categories led with a trade value of 19.27B, increasing by 4.53B (30.72%). Hong Kong followed with 3.93B, up by 2.22B (128.81%), and Belgium increased to 8.37B, gaining 1.46B (21.06%). However, exports to Mozambique fell by 2.78B to 5.84B (-32.24%), South Korea decreased by 1.68B to 2.97B (-36.02%), and Botswana saw a drop of 832.94M to 5.12B (-14.00%).

Overall, Denmark's total trade value increased significantly, with exports totaling 86.19B (up 10.69B or 14.17%) and imports at 76.76B (up 5.01B or 6.98%). The month-on-month analysis shows a strong growth in both imports and exports, while the year-on-year analysis indicates a healthy increase in trade values, particularly in exports to the Rest of the World.

In the month-on-month analysis, Denmark's imports from Germany saw a significant increase of 1.92B, representing a 14.61% rise. The Netherlands and Sweden also contributed positively with increases of 954.18M (15.50%) and 886.96M (11.31%) respectively. On the lower end, imports from South Korea dropped by 1.21B (-72.49%), while the United Kingdom and Hong Kong also faced declines of 1.17B (-39.10%) and 509.52M (-87.73%). For exports, the Rest of the World led with a remarkable increase of 3.51B (24.33%), followed by Germany with 1.14B (11.89%) and the Netherlands with 935.96M (21.81%). Conversely, exports to Singapore fell by 959.88M (-80.52%), with Nigeria and Finland also experiencing declines of 266.2M (-82.64%) and 235.96M (-14.96%) respectively.

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Germany increased by 1.02B (7.23%), while Poland and the Netherlands saw rises of 709.73M (21.65%) and 673.06M (10.46%) respectively. On the downside, imports from South Korea decreased by 1.17B (-71.76%), and the United States and Marshall Islands also faced declines of 1.16B (-32.58%) and 573.18M (-100%) respectively. For exports, the Rest of the World experienced a substantial increase of 5.4B (42.99%), with Sweden and Poland following with increases of 983.56M (16.17%) and 925.17M (29.31%). However, exports to Brazil fell by 537.45M (-61.60%), with the Faroe Islands and Singapore also seeing declines of 293.65M (-29.85%) and 292.3M (-55.73%) respectively.

Overall, the analysis indicates a mixed performance in Chile's trade values. Month-on-month, imports increased slightly while exports saw a significant decline, particularly to major partners like China and the United States. Year-on-year, imports showed a healthy increase, particularly from the United States and Brazil, while exports faced challenges, especially with a notable drop in exports to China. The total trade flow reflects a slight increase in imports and a decrease in exports, highlighting a potential trade imbalance.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Argentina saw a significant increase of 139.9M, representing a 57.19% rise, while imports from the United States decreased by 254.59M, a drop of 9.66%. Exports to India increased by 259.19M, a 67.24% rise, whereas exports to China decreased by 748.66M, a 20.29% drop. In terms of geographical regions, imports to Providencia increased by 271.03M (32.22%), while imports to Las Condes decreased by 171.66M (-17.87%). Among product categories, imports of Bovine Meat rose by 229.12M (46.55%), while imports of Beauty Products fell by 42.57M (-32.63%). Overall, total imports increased by 151.16M (2.16%), while total exports decreased by 1.54B (-15.49%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from the United States increased by 694.75M (41.21%), while imports from Switzerland fell by 438.57M (-39.32%). Exports to India rose by 323.59M (100.78%), while exports to China decreased by 394.34M (-11.82%). Geographically, imports to Providencia increased by 364.28M (48.70%), while imports to Las Condes fell by 202.07M (-8.61%). In product categories, imports of Medical Instruments rose by 310.37M (138.07%), while imports of Laboratory Reagents fell by 347.12M (-85.34%). Overall, total imports increased by 965.86M (15.62%), while total exports decreased by 279.46M (-3.22%).

Overall, the total trade for the Philippines showed a month-on-month increase in imports of 1.39B (12.43%) to reach 12.59B, while exports increased by 211.09M (2.99%) to 7.27B. Year-on-year, imports rose by 512.96M (4.27%) to 12.59B, and exports increased by 1.02B (16.24%) to 7.27B. The trade balance remains a critical area of focus as imports continue to grow at a faster rate than exports.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Japan saw the highest increase with a trade value of 1.02B, reflecting a significant value change of 249.76M (32.33% increase). South Korea followed closely with imports valued at 1.14B, increasing by 239.86M (26.52%). Vietnam also showed strong growth with imports of 713.97M, up by 229.57M (47.39%). On the lower end, imports from Hong Kong decreased to 146.67M, down by 40.44M (-21.61%). New Zealand's imports fell to 26.16M, a decrease of 25.42M (-49.27%). Papua New Guinea had the lowest imports at 5.73M, down by 12.36M (-68.33%). For exports, China led with 965.03M, an increase of 115.71M (13.62%). Italy's exports rose to 55.64M, up by 42.44M (321.39%). The Netherlands also saw a rise to 325.84M, increasing by 39.81M (13.92%). Conversely, exports to Hong Kong dropped to 1.1B, down by 93.42M (-7.84%). Japan's exports decreased to 885.79M, down by 93.21M (-9.52%). Switzerland's exports fell to 57.43M, down by 45.76M (-44.43%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from China showed the most significant growth, reaching 3.54B with a value change of 548.17M (18.35% increase). South Korea's imports increased to 1.14B, up by 329.5M (40.43%). Vietnam's imports also rose to 713.97M, increasing by 219.08M (44.27%). On the downside, imports from Australia fell to 218.81M, down by 313.86M (-58.92%). Indonesia's imports decreased to 884.96M, down by 292.85M (-24.83%). Brazil's imports dropped to 151.74M, down by 102.66M (-40.38%). For exports, Hong Kong led with 1.1B, increasing by 230.09M (26.53%). China's exports rose to 965.03M, up by 134.57M (16.16%). Chinese Taipei's exports increased to 317.29M, up by 125.45M (65.40%). On the lower end, exports to South Korea fell to 289.32M, down by 29.18M (-9.17%). Exports to Brunei dropped to 692.75K, down by 24.09M (-97.20%). Thailand's exports decreased to 222.36M, down by 23.22M (-9.43%).