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Overall, the analysis indicates a robust increase in trade values for Mexico, particularly in imports from Chinese Taipei and exports to the United States. Month-on-month, total imports increased significantly, while exports also showed positive growth, especially from Indonesia. Year-on-year, the growth is even more pronounced, with substantial increases in trade values across various countries, particularly in imports from Chinese Taipei and exports to the United States. The total trade flow reflects a healthy upward trend in both imports and exports.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei saw the highest increase with a trade value of 6.04B, reflecting a significant value change of 930.53M (18.21%). Other notable increases were from China (8.85B, +257.01M, 2.99%) and Vietnam (1.98B, +93.17M, 4.95%). On the lower end, imports from Germany decreased by 39.38M (2.87%) to 1.33B, followed by Italy (-59.29M, -7.63% to 720.46M) and Japan (-78.04M, -6.06% to 1.21B). For exports, the United States led with 34.21B, increasing by 818.06M (2.45%). Indonesia had a remarkable increase of 470.3M (125.49%) to 474.05M, while Australia rose by 164.31M (3.46%) to 211.82M. Conversely, Italy's exports fell by 14.5M (39.74%) to 21.99M, Cuba decreased by 26.68M (58.79%) to 18.7M, and Brazil's exports dropped by 27.54M (11.11%) to 219.01M.

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei increased significantly by 4.57B (316.11%) to 6.01B, followed by the United States with a rise of 1.17B (7.60%) to 16.56B, and Vietnam with an increase of 949.02M (94.40%) to 1.95B. On the downside, imports from Czechia fell by 22.2M (-13.33%) to 144.34M, Hungary decreased by 22.43M (-18.64%) to 98.01M, and Singapore saw a drop of 34.56M (-16.34%) to 177.44M. For exports, the United States again led with a substantial increase of 7.68B (28.99%) to 34.16B, followed by Canada with 507.31M (93.10%) to 1.05B, and Indonesia with a rise of 471.38M (159.70%) to 474.33M. On the lower end, Turkey's exports fell by 6.51M (-33.34%) to 12.8M, Thailand decreased by 7.14M (-28.51%) to 17.91M, and Malaysia saw a drop of 8.03M (-16.54%) to 40.47M.

Overall, the analysis indicates a robust increase in trade values for Mexico, particularly in imports from Chinese Taipei and exports to the United States. Month-on-month, total imports increased significantly, while exports also showed positive growth, especially to Indonesia. Year-on-year, imports from Chinese Taipei and exports to the United States demonstrated remarkable growth, highlighting strong trade relationships. The total trade flow reflects a positive trend, with imports and exports both showing substantial increases.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei saw the highest increase with a trade value of 6.03B, reflecting a significant value change of 920.84M (18.02%). Other notable increases were from China (8.9B, +266.12M, 3.08%) and Vietnam (2.06B, +108.26M, 5.54%). On the lower end, imports from Thailand decreased to 912.08M, down by 37.72M (-3.97%), followed by Germany (1.21B, -44.6M, -3.57%) and Japan (1.17B, -75.26M, -6.07%). For exports, the United States led with 32.05B, increasing by 506.16M (1.60%), followed by Indonesia (473.83M, +471.07M, 170.76%) and Australia (207.92M, +160.86M, 341.79%). The lowest exports were to the United Arab Emirates (20.9M, -17.75M, -45.93%), Guyana (8.37M, -21.38M, -71.83%), and Cuba (16.8M, -27.55M, -62.00%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei increased significantly to 6B, with a value change of 4.57B (318.39%). The United States also saw a rise to 15.14B (+1.02B, 7.24%), and Vietnam reached 1.99B (+923.9M, 86.69%). Conversely, imports from Israel dropped to 39.28M, down by 20.96M (-34.79%), followed by Malaysia (1.07B, -28.08M, -2.56%) and Hungary (56.55M, -31.65M, -35.88%). For exports, the United States again topped the list with 29.57B, increasing by 6.13B (26.17%), followed by Indonesia (474.08M, +471.13M, 159.55%) and Canada (616.62M, +180.88M, 41.51%). The lowest exports were to Panama (37.62M, -10.08M, -21.21%), Brazil (180.87M, -17.84M, -9.89%), and Kuwait (2.47M, -25.76M, -91.26%).

Overall, the analysis indicates a robust month-on-month growth in trade values, particularly in imports from Ireland and exports to Switzerland. The total trade flow saw significant increases, with imports rising sharply while certain exports faced declines. Year-on-year, imports showed strong growth from key partners like Ireland and Chinese Taipei, while exports to Switzerland and Italy also performed well. However, some countries like Germany and Singapore experienced notable declines, indicating a mixed performance across different trade flows.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Ireland saw a significant increase of 14.74B, marking a 286.13% rise, making it the highest change. Canada followed with a modest increase of 2.42B (8.29%). On the lower end, imports from Belgium decreased by 711.66M (-26.37%), while Japan and China also saw declines of 1.43B (-12.92%) and 1.71B (-7.03%) respectively. For exports, Switzerland led with a 5.25B increase (139.82%), while Italy and Hong Kong also showed strong growth at 1.85B (53.34%) and 1.18B (62.91%). Conversely, Brazil experienced a decline of 450.54M (-9.65%), with Ireland and Belgium also down by 513.64M (-23.51%) and 661.85M (-17.77%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Ireland increased by 9.18B (85.96%), while Chinese Taipei and Vietnam also showed strong growth at 4.41B (42.13%) and 3.51B (25.16%) respectively. On the downside, imports from Germany fell by 1.24B (-9.71%), with South Korea and the Netherlands also down by 1.37B (-12.43%) and 1.63B (-48.16%). For exports, Switzerland again led with a 7.05B increase (363.66%), followed by Italy at 2.87B (117.62%) and Chinese Taipei at 1.37B (44.89%). In contrast, Singapore saw a decline of 720.26M (-20.22%), with the United Kingdom and Mexico also down by 778.6M (-11.38%) and 1.08B (-3.93%).

Overall, the analysis indicates a robust month-on-month increase in trade values, particularly in imports from Ireland and exports to Switzerland. The total trade flow reflects a positive trend, with significant increases in both imports and exports. Year-on-year, imports have shown strong growth from key partners like Ireland and Chinese Taipei, while exports have also increased significantly, particularly to Switzerland. However, some declines in specific countries and product categories highlight areas of concern that may need further investigation.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Ireland saw the highest increase with a trade value of 19.92B, reflecting a significant value change of 14.73B (2.84% increase). Canada followed with 31.88B, showing a modest increase of 2.47B (0.08%). Vietnam also contributed positively with 17.62B, increasing by 1.17B (0.07%). On the downside, imports from Belgium decreased to 1.97B, down by 734.92M (-27.16%). The Netherlands and Japan also saw declines of 1.17B (-39.61%) and 1.44B (-12.03%) respectively. In exports, Switzerland led with 8.92B, increasing by 5.04B (1.30%), while Italy and Hong Kong followed with increases of 1.89B (0.53%) and 1.18B (0.61%) respectively. Conversely, Brazil's exports fell to 4.28B, down by 464.65M (-9.79%), with Ireland and Belgium also experiencing declines of 525.8M (-23.57%) and 668.47M (-17.58%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Ireland increased to 19.91B, with a value change of 9.2B (85.93% increase). Chinese Taipei and Vietnam also saw significant increases of 4.41B (41.78%) and 3.58B (25.63%) respectively. On the other hand, imports from South Korea, Germany, and the Netherlands decreased, with South Korea down by 1.34B (-12.11%). In exports, Switzerland again led with 9.23B, increasing by 7.2B (3.55%), while Italy and Chinese Taipei saw increases of 2.89B (1.14%) and 1.38B (0.44%) respectively. However, exports to the United Kingdom and Mexico fell by 1.03B (-14.47%) and 1.16B (-4.11%) respectively.

Overall, the analysis indicates a robust month-on-month growth in trade values for Sweden, particularly in imports from Germany and exports to the United States. The total trade flow reflects a positive trend, with significant increases in both imports and exports. However, certain countries and product categories are experiencing declines, highlighting areas for potential concern. The year-on-year analysis shows a mixed picture, with strong growth in some areas but notable declines in others, particularly in imports from key partners like China and the United States.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Germany saw the highest increase with a trade value of 24.15B, reflecting a value change of 2.9B and a percentage change of approximately 13.66%. Poland and Belgium followed closely with increases of 1.48B and 1.38B respectively. On the lower end, imports from the United Kingdom decreased slightly by 54.57M, while Canada and Australia experienced more significant declines of 132.05M and 145.32M respectively. In exports, the United States led with a substantial increase of 4.28B, followed by Germany with 3.55B. Conversely, Angola faced the largest drop in exports with a decrease of 40.01M, while Argentina and Saudi Arabia also saw significant declines of 273.47M and 362.06M respectively.

Year-on-year, imports from the United States showed the most significant growth with a value change of 2.72B, representing a percentage increase of 60.29%. Ireland and Poland also reported notable increases of 677.54M and 458.06M respectively. On the downside, imports from South Korea and China saw declines of 357.89M and 360.67M respectively. In exports, Finland and Norway reported increases of 1.08B and 1.06B respectively, while exports to China and the United States faced declines of 338.03M and 696.42M respectively.

Overall, the Netherlands experienced a positive trend in trade values month-on-month, particularly in imports from Germany, Belgium, and Italy, while exports were led by Germany, France, and Italy. Year-on-year, imports from the United States, Belgium, and Norway showed significant growth, while exports were notably strong from Chinese Taipei, Germany, and Unclassified categories. The total trade flow indicates a robust increase in both imports and exports, with notable declines in specific partner countries.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Germany saw the highest increase with a trade value of 9.47B, reflecting a value change of 655M and a percentage change of approximately 7.43%. Belgium followed closely with a trade value of 4.68B, increasing by 646M (16.02%). Italy also showed significant growth, with a trade value of 1.25B, up by 214M (20.70%). On the lower end, imports from Thailand decreased to 453M, down by 133M (-22.70%). Hong Kong's imports fell to 408M, a decrease of 223M (-35.34%). Norway experienced a decline to 516M, down by 269M (-34.27%). For exports, Germany led with a trade value of 12.43B, increasing by 1.21B (10.83%). France followed with 4.73B, up by 791M (20.09%). Italy's exports reached 2.76B, increasing by 630M (29.56%). Conversely, Israel's exports dropped to 162M, down by 37M (-18.59%). Cote d'Ivoire saw a significant decrease to 32M, down by 88M (-73.33%). The United States also experienced a decline to 3.31B, down by 109M (-3.19%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from the United States showed the most significant increase, reaching 5.86B, with a value change of 826M (16.41%). Belgium's imports also increased to 4.67B, up by 282M (6.43%). Norway's imports rose to 526M, reflecting a value change of 153M (41.02%). On the downside, imports from Ireland fell to 1.05B, down by 164M (-13.55%). Guyana's imports decreased to 142M, down by 179M (-55.76%). Iraq's imports dropped to 133M, down by 208M (-60.99%). For exports, Chinese Taipei led with a trade value of 997M, increasing by 424M (73.99%). Germany's exports remained stable at 12.43B, up by 401M (3.33%). Unclassified exports reached 1.23B, increasing by 396M (47.37%). On the lower end, South Korea's exports fell to 1.14B, down by 213M (-15.77%). The United Kingdom's exports decreased to 3.73B, down by 225M (-5.69%). Portugal's exports dropped to 410M, down by 310M (-43.06%).

Overall, the analysis indicates a robust growth in Canada's trade values both month-on-month and year-on-year. The total trade flow has seen significant increases, particularly in imports from countries like Brazil and Mexico, and exports to the United States and the United Kingdom. The month-on-month changes reflect a strong recovery in trade activities, while the year-on-year analysis shows sustained growth in key sectors, indicating a positive outlook for Canada's international commerce.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Brazil saw the highest increase with a trade value of 922.69M, reflecting a significant growth of 42.77%. Ireland followed closely with an increase of 471.62M, marking a 125.54% rise. South Korea also contributed positively with an increase of 1.35B, which is a 17.38% rise. On the downside, imports from Italy decreased by 87.41M, a drop of 7.48%. France's imports fell by 248.61M, representing a 24.91% decline. The most significant drop was from the United States, with a decrease of 454.31M, which is a 1.53% decline. For exports, the United States led with an increase of 3.6B, a 9.15% rise. India and the United Kingdom also saw increases of 183.32M and 141.39M, respectively. However, exports to Ecuador and Peru fell by 19.7M and 19.97M, respectively, while exports to Indonesia decreased by 20.59M. Overall, the total trade flow showed a positive trend with significant increases in both imports and exports, particularly with the United States.

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Mexico showed the most substantial growth with a trade value of 4.27B, reflecting an increase of 18.19%. Vietnam followed with a rise of 1.74B, marking a 31.44% increase. Germany also saw a positive change with an increase of 2.06B, a 15.23% rise. Conversely, imports from Nigeria decreased by 38.08M, a decline of 14.55%. The Netherlands and Switzerland also experienced declines of 132.07M and 187.73M, respectively. Exports to the United Kingdom increased by 945.15M, a 45.63% rise, while Switzerland and Germany also saw significant increases. However, exports to India and Turkey fell by 24.86M and 59.04M, respectively. The overall trade flow showed a positive trend with notable increases in imports and exports, particularly with key trading partners like Mexico and the United Kingdom.

Overall, the analysis indicates a robust month-on-month increase in trade values for both imports and exports, particularly from key partners like Ireland and France. Year-on-year, while there are notable increases in imports from China and exports to Germany, some partners like Singapore and France show declines. The total trade flow reflects a positive trend in the recent month, with significant increases in both imports and exports, suggesting a recovery or growth in international commerce for Belgium.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Ireland saw the highest increase with a trade value of 1.09B, reflecting a significant rise of 516.35M (approximately 90.63%). France and the Netherlands followed closely with increases of 443.02M (17.25%) and 440.95M (7.70%) respectively. On the lower end, imports from Romania decreased by 27.18M (-14.31%), Singapore by 32.4M (-28.07%), and the United Arab Emirates by 54.31M (-70.03%). For exports, France led with an increase of 618.09M (20.69%), followed by Germany with 413.15M (9.13%) and Italy with 409.26M (46.68%). Conversely, Japan experienced a decline of 38.36M (-15.36%), Canada by 42.44M (-19.14%), and Special Categories by 47.37M (-21.34%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from China showed the most significant growth with a trade value of 1.27B, increasing by 198.91M (18.58%). Sweden and the United Kingdom also saw notable increases of 128.83M (19.54%) and 104.05M (15.29%) respectively. On the downside, imports from Singapore fell by 81.86M (-50.36%), Russia by 84.84M (-55.58%), and Ireland by 274.61M (-20.10%). For exports, Germany had the highest increase with 537.86M (12.23%), followed by Spain with 234.74M (23.38%) and Mexico with 115.69M (108.18%). In contrast, exports to France decreased by 66.19M (-1.82%), Italy by 131.41M (-9.29%), and Nigeria by 146.54M (-77.11%).

Overall, the analysis indicates a robust month-on-month increase in trade values for both imports and exports, particularly from the United States and Switzerland. The total trade flow for imports increased significantly, while exports also showed strong growth, particularly in high-value categories like gold and silver. Year-on-year comparisons reveal a similar trend, with notable increases in trade values, although some countries like Hong Kong and Australia showed declines. The total trade changes reflect a positive trajectory for the UK's international commerce.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from the United States saw the highest increase with a trade value of 7.45 billion, reflecting a significant rise of 2.96 billion (65.82%). Canada followed with an increase of 2.98 billion, up by 1.17 billion (64.16%). China also contributed positively with a trade value of 5.97 billion, increasing by 736.1 million (14.07%). On the downside, imports from Belgium decreased by 96.6 million (3.72%), while Hong Kong and South Africa saw declines of 176.11 million (23.49%) and 224.97 million (17.77%) respectively. In exports, Switzerland led with a remarkable increase of 1.5 billion (368.50%), followed by the United States with an increase of 737.7 million (20.74%). The unknown category also saw a rise of 307.8 million (65.29%). Conversely, South Korea experienced a decline of 43.16 million (16.43%), with Brazil and Belgium also seeing decreases of 54.75 million (22.29%) and 93.73 million (7.36%) respectively.

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from the United States increased to 7.52 billion, up by 2.75 billion (57.51%). Canada also saw a rise to 2.97 billion, with an increase of 1.11 billion (59.27%). China’s imports rose to 5.86 billion, reflecting an increase of 814.35 million (16.13%). On the negative side, imports from Hong Kong fell to 470.86 million, down by 249.76 million (34.66%), while Australia and Norway also saw declines of 268.53 million (26.85%) and 359.99 million (19.00%) respectively. In exports, Switzerland again led with a trade value of 1.91 billion, up by 1.48 billion (344.86%). India and Azerbaijan also saw significant increases of 698.17 million (191.84%) and 529.08 million (231.78%) respectively. However, exports to the Netherlands decreased by 114.99 million (5.45%), with the United States and France also experiencing declines of 132.03 million (3.00%) and 134.29 million (6.59%) respectively.

Overall, Turkey's trade values showed a positive trend in both imports and exports month-on-month and year-on-year. The total trade flow for imports increased significantly, particularly from Switzerland and the United States, while exports also saw notable increases from Poland and Germany. However, certain countries and regions experienced declines, indicating a mixed performance across different trade partners. The total trade changes reflect a robust growth trajectory, with imports and exports both contributing positively to Turkey's international commerce.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Switzerland saw the highest increase with a trade value of 2 billion, reflecting a significant value change of 684.65 million and a percentage change of 52.11%. The United States followed with 1.81 billion in imports, increasing by 462.78 million (34.38%). Russia also contributed with 3.75 billion, showing a modest increase of 361 million (10.66%). On the lower end, imports from Sweden decreased by 53.04 million (25.43%), Germany by 90.53 million (4.18%), and France by 169.34 million (17.10%). For exports, Poland led with 690.83 million, increasing by 157.28 million (29.48%). Germany's exports rose to 1.84 billion, with a change of 90.51 million (5.17%). Iraq also saw a rise to 1.03 billion, with an increase of 86.79 million (9.16%). Conversely, Gibraltar's exports fell by 26.48 million (96.95%), Togo by 28.76 million (794.03%), and Slovenia by 28.92 million (10.87%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Switzerland increased significantly to 1.99 billion, with a value change of 1.01 billion (102.80%). Russia's imports remained at 3.75 billion, showing an increase of 783.3 million (26.38%). The United States also saw a rise to 1.81 billion, with a change of 599.02 million (49.51%). On the downside, imports from Ukraine decreased by 75.7 million (40.30%), Saudi Arabia by 78.17 million (22.76%), and Germany by 91.16 million (4.21%). For exports, Germany's exports reached 1.84 billion, increasing by 182.89 million (11.03%). Romania followed with 728.24 million, showing a change of 151.19 million (26.20%). The United Kingdom's exports rose to 1.34 billion, with a change of 127.87 million (10.56%). However, exports to the rest of the world fell by 78.28 million (873.10%), the United Arab Emirates by 103.74 million (16.56%), and Bulgaria by 137.53 million (23.44%).