Chile

Insights for Chile

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October 2025 period, National level, Product aggregation

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Summary: Overall, Chile's total trade value for October 2025 was 16.88B USD, with exports totaling 9.88B USD (up by 1.33B USD, 15.59%) and imports at 7B USD (down by 653.62M USD, -8.54%). The trade balance indicates a positive trend in exports, while imports faced a decline, particularly from major partners like the United States and Switzerland. The overall trade dynamics suggest a recovery in export activities, particularly with China and the United States, while imports are experiencing volatility.
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MoM insights: In October 2025, Chile's trade values showed significant fluctuations. For imports, Brazil led with a trade value of 608.1M USD, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 143.96M USD (31.02%). China followed with 516.77M USD, up by 97.34M USD (23.22%). Italy also saw a notable increase, reaching 132.8M USD, up by 39.29M USD (42.02%). On the downside, imports from Switzerland dropped sharply to 661.48M USD, down by 553.35M USD (-45.55%). The United States also experienced a decline, with imports falling to 2.64B USD, down by 305.69M USD (-10.39%). Paraguay's imports decreased to 237.06M USD, down by 62.85M USD (-20.96%). For exports, China dominated with a trade value of 3.69B USD, increasing by 513.71M USD (16.17%). The United States followed with 1.41B USD, up by 176.07M USD (14.27%). Canada also saw a significant rise to 242.82M USD, up by 140.1M USD (136.40%). Conversely, exports to India fell to 385.48M USD, down by 75.75M USD (-16.42%). The Netherlands experienced a decrease to 164.09M USD, down by 25.34M USD (-13.33%). Japan's exports dropped to 553.94M USD, down by 17.86M USD (-3.12%).
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YoY insights: Year-on-year comparisons for October 2025 revealed substantial changes in trade values. Imports from the United States reached 2.64B USD, an increase of 882.82M USD (50.38%). Brazil's imports rose to 608.1M USD, up by 223.43M USD (58.08%). China also saw growth, with imports at 516.77M USD, up by 108.6M USD (26.61%). On the contrary, imports from Hong Kong fell to 117.75M USD, down by 202.78M USD (-63.26%). Panama's imports decreased to 55.96M USD, down by 44.78M USD (-44.78%). Belgium's imports dropped to 43.05M USD, down by 39.5M USD (-47.85%). For exports, China led with 3.69B USD, an increase of 480.07M USD (14.87%). India followed with 385.48M USD, up by 226.77M USD (142.88%). South Korea's exports reached 490.76M USD, increasing by 147.78M USD (43.09%). However, exports to Japan fell to 553.94M USD, down by 225.04M USD (-28.80%). Brazil's exports decreased to 408.09M USD, down by 97.89M USD (-19.29%). Uruguay's exports dropped to 17.65M USD, down by 54.38M USD (-75.00%).
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