
Insights for Bolivia
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December 2025 period, National level, Product aggregation
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Summary: Overall, Bolivia's total trade value for the month was 1.91B USD, with exports amounting to 1.02B USD (an increase of 46.34M USD or 4.74%) and imports totaling 887.65M USD (a decrease of 51.3M USD or -5.46%). Year-on-year, total exports reached 1.02B USD, reflecting a growth of 253.44M USD (32.93%), while imports were at 887.65M USD, showing a slight decline of 7.95M USD (-0.89%). The trade balance indicates a positive trend in exports despite the challenges faced in imports.
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MoM insights: In the month-on-month analysis, Bolivia's imports from Brazil saw the highest increase with a trade value of 146.41M USD, reflecting a growth of 29.21M USD (24.93%). The United Arab Emirates followed with a significant rise of 19.63M USD (82.32%), while Peru's imports increased by 15.57M USD (44.18%). On the lower end, imports from Argentina decreased by 73.72M USD (-58.71%), with Chile and Switzerland also experiencing declines of 53.92M USD (-58.71%) and 26.09M USD (-92.11%) respectively.
For exports, China led with a remarkable increase of 64.39M USD (31.65%), followed by the United Arab Emirates with 60.42M USD (254.44%), and Italy with 24.97M USD (153.66%). Conversely, South Korea's exports plummeted by 51.89M USD (-78.81%), Japan's by 18M USD (-30.73%), and Brazil's by 17.97M USD (-17.96%).
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YoY insights: In the year-on-year analysis, imports from the United Arab Emirates showed a substantial increase of 42.35M USD (37.28%), while Singapore's imports rose by 16.37M USD (3.12%). Paraguay also saw a growth of 12.6M USD (0.52%). On the downside, imports from Peru decreased by 39.36M USD (-43.66%), Argentina by 31.1M USD (-37.49%), and Russia's imports dropped to zero, marking a significant decline of 30.16M USD (-100%).
For exports, China experienced the highest growth with an increase of 129.12M USD (93.07%), followed by India with 126.01M USD (6.62%), and the United Arab Emirates with 64.5M USD (3.28%). In contrast, South Korea's exports fell by 54.88M USD (-79.06%), Brazil's by 46.16M USD (-35.91%), and Belgium's exports dropped to zero, resulting in a decline of 26.49M USD (-100%).
