Iguatama

Overview: In February 2021 Iguatama exported $488k and imported $3.55M, resulting in a negative trade balance of $3.06M. Between February 2020 and February 2021 the exports of Iguatama have decreased by $-71.3k (-12.7%) from $559k to $488k, while imports increased by $3.02M (573%) from $527k to $3.55M.

Trade: In February 2021, the top exports of Iguatama were Iron Ore ($1.56B), Iron Ore ($1.05B), Crude Petroleum ($902M), Soybeans ($625M), and Crude Petroleum ($464M). In February 2021 the top imports of Iguatama were Special Purpose Ships ($1.43B), Telephones ($192M), Vehicle Parts ($190M), Electricity ($189M), and Blood, antisera, vaccines, toxins and cultures ($180M).

Destinations: In February 2021, Iguatama exported mostly to Canada ($156k), Chile ($127k), Colombia ($98k), Argentina ($64k), and Bolivia ($24.2k), and imported mostly from Russia ($1.86M), Algeria ($884k), Turkmenistan ($588k), China ($135k), and Argentina ($47.5k).

Growth: In February 2021, the decrease in Iguatama's year-by-year exports was explained primarily by an decrease in exports to China ($-585M or -41.9%), China ($-245M or -69.2%), and Singapore ($-158M or -99.8%), and product exports decrease in Crude Petroleum ($-1.01B or -52.8%), Soybeans ($-356M or -36.3%), and Soybeans ($-222M or -84.2%). In February 2021, the increase in Iguatama's year-by-year imports was explained primarily by an increase in imports from Brazil ($1.11B or 235%), China ($276M or 38.4%), and China ($244M or 45.1%), and product imports increase in Electricity ($188M or 23.6k%), Petroleum Gas ($128M or 5.81M%), and Blood, antisera, vaccines, toxins and cultures ($81.9M or 83.2%).