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Insights for Qatar

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September 2025 period, National level, Product aggregation

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Summary: Overall, Qatar's total trade value for the month decreased by 1.13B QAR, with exports totaling 26.42B QAR (down 501.21M QAR or 1.86%) and imports at 12.13B QAR (down 627.51M QAR or 4.92%). Year-on-year, total imports increased by 2.26B QAR (22.86%), while total exports decreased by 1.19B QAR (4.31%).
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MoM insights: In the month-on-month analysis, Qatar's imports saw significant increases from Indonesia, Switzerland, and Bahrain, with Indonesia leading at 524.99M QAR, reflecting a 5.5% increase. Conversely, imports from the United States, Germany, and China experienced the largest declines, with the United States dropping by 408.6M QAR, a decrease of 15.19%. For exports, Italy, Chinese Taipei, and Oman had the highest increases, with Italy's exports rising by 973.12M QAR, a remarkable 17.19% increase. On the downside, Japan, China, and Poland faced the largest declines, with Japan's exports decreasing by 898.75M QAR, a 30.28% drop.
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YoY insights: Year-on-year, imports from the United States, Indonesia, and Italy showed the most significant increases, with the United States rising by 1.21B QAR, a 113.8% increase. In contrast, Germany, Kuwait, and South Korea saw the largest declines, with Germany's imports decreasing by 123.8M QAR, a 24.95% drop. For exports, the United Arab Emirates, Chinese Taipei, and Indonesia had the highest increases, with the UAE's exports rising by 734.8M QAR, a 60% increase. On the other hand, China, South Korea, and the United States faced the largest declines, with China's exports dropping by 1.12B QAR, a 19.93% decrease.
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