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Insights for Colombia
BETA
December 2025 period, National level, Product aggregation
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Summary: Overall, Colombia's trade values showed a positive trend in both imports and exports for the month and year analyzed. Total exports increased by approximately 106.14 million USD (2.35%) year-on-year, while imports rose by 400.11 million USD (7.08%). Month-on-month, exports increased by 553.09 million USD (13.56%), and imports rose by 160.8 million USD (2.73%). The trade balance remains a concern, particularly with the significant drop in trade with the United States and other key partners, which may be influenced by the ongoing economic challenges and declining natural gas production.
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MoM insights: In the month-on-month analysis, Colombia's total exports increased by approximately 553.09 million USD, reflecting a growth of about 13.56%. Imports also saw a rise, with an increase of 160.8 million USD, translating to a 2.73% growth.
**Country Official:**
- The highest increase in imports was from the USSR (69.87 million USD, 5.60%), followed by China (45.75 million USD, 2.70%), and Italy (21.39 million USD, 23.24%).
- Conversely, the largest declines were from India (-28.6 million USD, -17.59%), South Africa (-24.16 million USD, -39.39%), and Sweden (-17.16 million USD, -22.23%).
**Subnat Geography:**
- The most significant increase in imports came from the Unknown region (546.64 million USD, 317.28%), followed by Valle del Cauca (46.87 million USD, 9.96%), and Antioquia (17.85 million USD, 2.29%).
- The largest declines were seen in Bogota (-400.92 million USD, -13.05%), Santander (-20.65 million USD, -21.66%), and Bolivar (-18.86 million USD, -6.53%).
**HS4 Official:**
- The top increases in imports were in Refined Petroleum (59.36 million USD, 17.6%), Crude Petroleum (25.34 million USD, 127.75%), and Petroleum Gas (20.97 million USD, 31.34%).
- The largest declines were in Packaged Medicaments (-47.08 million USD, -16.67%), Telephones (-42.45 million USD, -17.00%), and Vaccines (-36.09 million USD, -27.43%).
**Exports:**
- The highest increases in exports were from the USSR (286.26 million USD, 26.06%), India (118.01 million USD, 62.39%), and the United Arab Emirates (97.85 million USD, 293.14%).
- The largest declines were from China (-136.32 million USD, -66.15%), Mexico (-48.81 million USD, -29.34%), and Cote d'Ivoire (-45.43 million USD, -98.60%).
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YoY insights: In the year-on-year analysis, total exports increased by approximately 106.14 million USD, reflecting a growth of about 2.35%. Imports also saw a rise, with an increase of 400.11 million USD, translating to a 7.08% growth.
**Country Official:**
- The highest increase in imports was from the USSR (1.32 billion USD, inf%), followed by China (1.74 billion USD, 20.24%), and Kenya (143.02 million USD, 1972.00%).
- The largest declines were from the United States (0 USD, -1.49 billion USD), Trinidad and Tobago (0 USD, -121.88 million USD), and South Korea (0 USD, -103.29 million USD).
**Subnat Geography:**
- The most significant increase in imports came from the Unknown region (548.36 million USD, 64142.10%), followed by Antioquia (797.87 million USD, 8.64%), and Valle del Cauca (517.64 million USD, 8.39%).
- The largest declines were seen in Bogota (-189.46 million USD, -6.62%), Bolivar (-165 million USD, -38.78%), and Santander (-10.06 million USD, -11.83%).
**HS4 Official:**
- The top increases in imports were in Cars (383.41 million USD, 52.99%), Packaged Medicaments (234.82 million USD, 35.49%), and Telephones (207.08 million USD, 22.53%).
- The largest declines were in Refined Petroleum (-137.29 million USD, -25.72%), Petroleum Gas (-62.52 million USD, -41.41%), and Planes (-46.73 million USD, -80.04%).
**Exports:**
- The highest increases in exports were from the USSR (1.38 billion USD, inf%), Chinese Taipei (193.84 million USD, 13.01%), and India (307.14 million USD, 86.72%).
- The largest declines were from the United States (0 USD, -1.24 billion USD), Netherlands (0 USD, -221.58 million USD), and Ecuador (0 USD, -195.20 million USD).
