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Insights for Qatar

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February 2026 period, National level, Product aggregation

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Summary: Overall, Qatar's total trade value for the month decreased by 862.26M QAR for exports, totaling 24.15B QAR, and imports decreased by 1.2B QAR, totaling 11.81B QAR. Year-on-year, imports increased by 1.43B QAR, while exports saw a decline of 3.86B QAR. This indicates a challenging trade environment, likely influenced by geopolitical tensions and economic factors affecting trade flows.
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MoM insights: In the month-on-month analysis, Qatar's imports saw significant changes with the highest increase in imports from Qatar itself at 309.72M QAR, followed by Germany with 579.58M QAR, and Bahrain at 207.85M QAR. Conversely, the largest decreases were observed in imports from China at 2.02B QAR, Italy at 520.46M QAR, and the United States at 1.43B QAR. For exports, the top increases were from Singapore at 1.87B QAR, Italy at 1.01B QAR, and the United Kingdom at 515.7M QAR. The largest decreases in exports were from South Korea at 1.87B QAR, Chinese Taipei at 1B QAR, and China at 4.51B QAR.
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YoY insights: In the year-on-year analysis, imports from the United Arab Emirates showed the highest increase at 835.21M QAR, followed by Qatar itself at 309.72M QAR, and Switzerland at 509.86M QAR. The largest declines were in imports from the United Kingdom at 318.56M QAR, the United States at 1.43B QAR, and Singapore at 168.65M QAR. For exports, the most significant increase was from the United Arab Emirates at 2.14B QAR, followed by the United Kingdom at 515.7M QAR, and Bangladesh at 884.29M QAR. The largest decreases were seen in exports to Belgium at 195.36M QAR, Japan at 1.41B QAR, and China at 4.51B QAR.
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