Overview In this page you will find historical data for the world trade. Also, latest trade data is available for selected countries.
Countries In 2021, world biggest exporters were China ($3.34T), United States ($1.63T), Germany ($1.56T), Japan ($731B), and South Korea ($653B) and world biggest importers were United States ($2.73T), China ($1.97T), Germany ($1.34T), Japan ($700B), and France ($696B).
Products In 2021, world's most traded products were Crude Petroleum ($951B), Integrated Circuits ($823B), Refined Petroleum ($746B), Cars ($723B), and Broadcasting Equipment ($473B).
Economic Complexity In 2021, the world most complex economies were Japan (2.25), Chinese Taipei (2.21), Switzerland (2.04), South Korea (2), and Germany (1.85). In contrast, the world least complex economies were Iraq (-1.5), Democratic Republic of the Congo (-1.57), Mali (-1.64), Chad (-1.98), and Guinea (-2.04).