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In summary, the analysis of trade values for China in 202602 indicates a mixed performance in international commerce. Imports totaled 208.9B USD, reflecting a month-on-month decrease of 25.16B USD (-10.75%) but a year-on-year increase of 25.45B USD (13.87%). Exports totaled 299.88B USD, with a month-on-month decline of 56.82B USD (-15.93%) and a year-on-year increase of 84.71B USD (39.37%). The overall trade flow shows a significant fluctuation, particularly in the context of geopolitical tensions and trade restrictions.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Switzerland saw the highest increase with a trade value of 9.12B USD, reflecting a significant rise of 3.61B USD (65.39%). South Korea also showed a notable increase in imports at 16.74B USD, with a rise of 336.15M USD (1.99%). On the lower end, imports from Chinese Taipei dropped to 17.55B USD, down by 2.98B USD (-14.48%). Exports to Hong Kong experienced the largest decline, falling to 25.7B USD, a decrease of 8.24B USD (-24.24%). The total trade for imports decreased by 25.16B USD (-10.75%) while exports fell by 56.82B USD (-15.93%).

Year-on-year, imports from Switzerland increased significantly to 9.12B USD, up by 6.28B USD (220.10%). South Korea also saw a rise in imports to 16.74B USD, with an increase of 4.33B USD (34.90%). Conversely, imports from the United States decreased to 9.59B USD, down by 3.43B USD (-26.33%). Exports to Hong Kong rose to 25.7B USD, an increase of 4.09B USD (18.93%), while exports to Iran fell to 379.04M USD, down by 158.32M USD (-29.46%). Overall, total imports increased by 25.45B USD (13.87%) while exports rose by 84.71B USD (39.37%).

Overall, the total trade value for the United States in the month of 202602 was 428.64B USD, with imports at 244.68B USD and exports at 183.96B USD. Month-on-month, total trade decreased by 7.21B USD (-1.66%), with imports down by 13.11B USD (-5.05%) and exports up by 5.9B USD (3.33%). Year-on-year, total trade saw a decline of 15.07B USD (-3.41%), with imports down by 39.71B USD (-14.00%) and exports up by 24.64B USD (15.44%).

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Mexico saw the highest increase with a trade value of 44.08B, reflecting a growth of 1.78B (4.22%). Canada followed with 28.95B, increasing by 845.01M (3.01%). France also showed significant growth with 5.36B, up by 758.05M (16.47%). On the lower end, imports from Vietnam decreased to 15.32B, down by 4.15B (-21.32%). China also saw a decline to 17.5B, down by 2.7B (-13.38%). Germany's imports fell to 8.82B, down by 1.5B (-14.50%). For exports, Switzerland led with 10.48B, increasing by 4.89B (87.42%). Hong Kong followed with 7.14B, up by 4.35B (156.31%). Canada also increased to 24.57B, up by 3.57B (16.99%). On the downside, exports to Mexico decreased to 28.16B, down by 2.73B (-8.84%). The United Kingdom saw a drop to 10.21B, down by 2.39B (-18.97%). Saudi Arabia's exports fell to 1.16B, down by 1.62B (-58.16%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei surged to 20.55B, up by 10.13B (97.15%). Thailand followed with 8.77B, increasing by 4.1B (87.82%). Vietnam's imports reached 15.32B, up by 3.55B (30.16%). Conversely, imports from Switzerland dropped to 3.55B, down by 16.32B (-82.12%). China saw a decline to 17.5B, down by 13.36B (-43.30%). Ireland's imports fell to 4.49B, down by 10.71B (-70.44%). For exports, Switzerland led with 10.48B, increasing by 8.33B (397.57%). Hong Kong followed with 7.14B, up by 4.33B (154.02%). Mexico's exports reached 28.16B, up by 2.13B (8.11%). On the downside, exports to China decreased to 7.67B, down by 2.65B (-25.67%). Japan's exports fell to 5.84B, down by 400.8M (-6.41%). South Korea's exports decreased to 4.97B, down by 306.16M (-5.77%).

The analysis indicates a mixed performance in trade values for the United States in 202602. Total imports decreased by 6.98B USD (2.68%) month-on-month, while total exports increased by 8.75B USD (4.70%). Year-on-year, total imports saw a significant decline of 34.63B USD (12.02%), contrasting with a total export increase of 27.53B USD (16.42%).

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Mexico saw a significant increase of 1.79B USD (4.22%), while imports from China and India decreased by 2.1B USD (-9.98%) and 1.09B USD (-13.84%) respectively. Exports to Switzerland increased by 4.94B USD (86.46%), while exports to Mexico and the United Kingdom decreased by 2.68B USD (-8.49%) and 2.29B USD (-17.68%) respectively. Overall, total imports decreased by 6.98B USD (-2.68%) while total exports increased by 8.75B USD (4.70%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei increased significantly by 10.53B USD (99.47%), while imports from Switzerland and China decreased by 16.23B USD (-81.34%) and 12.68B USD (-40.08%) respectively. Exports to Switzerland increased by 8.46B USD (3,842.89%), while exports to China decreased by 2.52B USD (-24.04%). Overall, total imports decreased by 34.63B USD (-12.02%) while total exports increased by 27.53B USD (16.42%).

Overall, the total trade value for the United States in the analyzed period was 438.3 billion USD, with exports amounting to 187.4 billion USD (an increase of 8.41 billion USD or 4.70%) and imports totaling 250.9 billion USD (a decrease of 6.96 billion USD or -2.70%). This indicates a slight contraction in the trade balance, with imports declining while exports showed positive growth.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Mexico saw a significant increase of 1.8 billion USD, representing a 4.25% rise. France and Malaysia also showed strong growth, with increases of 973.5 million USD (21.13%) and 891.89 million USD (17.71%) respectively. On the downside, Vietnam experienced the largest decline in imports, dropping by 3.83 billion USD (-19.69%), followed by China with a decrease of 2.05 billion USD (-10.16%) and India with a decline of 1.09 billion USD (-13.94%). For exports, Switzerland led with a remarkable increase of 4.91 billion USD (87.78%), while Hong Kong and Canada also saw substantial gains of 4.39 billion USD (157.20%) and 3.57 billion USD (16.99%) respectively. Conversely, Mexico's exports fell by 2.7 billion USD (-8.74%), followed by the United Kingdom with a decrease of 2.22 billion USD (-17.67%) and Saudi Arabia with a drop of 1.58 billion USD (-56.90%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei surged by 10.49 billion USD (99.83%), followed by Thailand with an increase of 4.24 billion USD (88.87%) and Vietnam with a rise of 3.76 billion USD (31.65%). On the other hand, imports from Switzerland saw a significant decline of 16.22 billion USD (-81.47%), with China and Ireland also experiencing substantial drops of 13.04 billion USD (-41.81%) and 10.54 billion USD (-69.69%) respectively. For exports, Switzerland again topped the list with an increase of 8.36 billion USD (388.57%), followed by Hong Kong with a rise of 4.37 billion USD (155.63%) and Mexico with an increase of 2.16 billion USD (8.31%). However, exports to China fell by 2.5 billion USD (-24.74%), Japan by 330.91 million USD (-5.29%), and Austria by 302.54 million USD (-52.19%).

Overall, India's trade dynamics show a significant increase in imports year-on-year, with a total increase of 12.75 billion USD, while exports have slightly decreased by 204.48 million USD. Month-on-month, imports have decreased sharply by 7.49 billion USD, while exports have seen a marginal increase. The trade balance indicates a strong reliance on imports, particularly from China and the United States, while exports are facing challenges, particularly to the United States and the UAE.

In the month-on-month analysis, India's total imports decreased by approximately 7.49 billion USD, reflecting a decline of about 10.52%. The top five countries contributing to the highest import values were Russia (3.34 billion USD), Peru (1.16 billion USD), and Sri Lanka (264.37 million USD), with significant increases in trade values of 473.64 million USD, 184.81 million USD, and 149.67 million USD respectively. Conversely, the lowest values were from the United Arab Emirates (4.71 billion USD), Switzerland (2.71 billion USD), and China (11.38 billion USD), showing declines of 2.34 billion USD, 1.24 billion USD, and 849.29 million USD respectively. Exports saw a slight increase of 65.55 million USD, or 0.18%, with Hong Kong (993.62 million USD), the United States (6.89 billion USD), and Togo (340.87 million USD) leading the gains. The lowest performing exports were to the United Arab Emirates (3.26 billion USD), Singapore (646.68 million USD), and Australia (516.84 million USD), with declines of 703.39 million USD, 250.02 million USD, and 99.35 million USD respectively.

Year-on-year, total imports increased by 12.75 billion USD, or 25.01%, indicating a robust growth trend. The highest increases were from China (11.38 billion USD), Switzerland (2.71 billion USD), and the United States (4.48 billion USD), with respective increases of 2.66 billion USD, 2.38 billion USD, and 1.43 billion USD. On the other hand, the lowest performing imports were from Ireland (141.14 million USD), Russia (3.34 billion USD), and the United Arab Emirates (4.71 billion USD), with declines of 606.59 million USD, 519.81 million USD, and 503.07 million USD respectively. Exports, however, saw a slight decrease of 204.48 million USD, or 0.55%. The top increases in exports were from China (1.67 billion USD), Hong Kong (993.62 million USD), and Vietnam (584.87 million USD), with increases of 409.11 million USD, 241.7 million USD, and 193.56 million USD respectively. The lowest performing exports were to the United States (6.89 billion USD), the Netherlands (1.3 billion USD), and Australia (516.84 million USD), with declines of 1.02 billion USD, 592.82 million USD, and 291.43 million USD respectively.

Overall, Spain's total trade value for the month decreased by 2.01B EUR (-3.73%), with imports totaling 34.08B EUR and exports at 29.73B EUR. Year-on-year, total trade also saw a decline, with imports down by 2.61B EUR (-7.12%) and exports decreasing by 587.49M EUR (-1.94%). The trade balance remains negative, indicating a continued reliance on imports over exports.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from the United States saw a significant increase of 223.12M EUR, representing an 11.13% rise. South Korea followed with a 161.42M EUR increase, marking a 68.02% growth. Switzerland also contributed positively with a 123.61M EUR increase (37.66%). On the downside, Italy experienced a notable decline of 448.91M EUR (-17.11%), while France's imports decreased by 414.1M EUR (-12.48%). Brazil and Algeria also saw reductions of 320.72M EUR (-43.31%) and 278.28M EUR (-48.27%) respectively. In exports, the United Kingdom led with a 324.05M EUR increase (18.27%), followed by Germany with 214.37M EUR (7.51%). Italy's exports also rose by 157.73M EUR (6.78%). Conversely, exports to the United States fell by 205.28M EUR (-15.25%), with Turkey and Algeria also seeing declines of 197.81M EUR (-22.30%) and 91.39M EUR (-41.54%) respectively.

Year-on-year, imports from the Rest of the World surged by 1.1B EUR (363.53%), while imports from China increased by 207.7M EUR (5.33%). Iraq's imports also rose significantly by 79.27M EUR (902.98%). On the contrary, imports from the United States dropped by 576.61M EUR (-20.56%), with Brazil and Mexico also experiencing declines of 371.24M EUR (-46.93%) and 305.21M EUR (-46.28%) respectively. In exports, the Rest of the World saw a substantial increase of 990.29M EUR (165.94%), with the United Kingdom and Gibraltar also showing positive growth of 159.25M EUR (8.22%) and 134.22M EUR (169.45%). However, exports to Germany fell by 283.3M EUR (-8.45%), with the Netherlands and Morocco also declining by 202.95M EUR (-17.20%) and 191.49M EUR (-18.67%) respectively.

Overall, the total trade value for Saudi Arabia in the analyzed period was 180.14B SAR, with exports amounting to 98.72B SAR and imports totaling 81.42B SAR. Month-on-month, exports increased by 1.53B SAR (1.58%), while imports decreased by 2.74B SAR (-3.25%). Year-on-year, exports saw a modest increase of 1.53B SAR (1.58%), while imports rose significantly by 8.8B SAR (12.11%).

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from the United Arab Emirates saw the highest increase with a trade value of 6.28B SAR, reflecting a significant rise of 2.05B SAR (48.35%). Switzerland followed with an increase of 2.5B SAR, marking a 97.05% change. China also contributed with an increase of 25.23B SAR, but with a modest rise of 1.04B SAR (4.28%). On the lower end, Turkey experienced a decline in imports with a trade value of 1.28B SAR, down by 1.52B SAR (-54.37%). Germany's imports decreased to 3.32B SAR, down by 716.09M SAR (-17.75%), and Japan saw a drop to 2.92B SAR, down by 668.26M SAR (-18.65%). For exports, China led with a trade value of 14.91B SAR, increasing by 3.62B SAR (32.09%). The United Arab Emirates followed with 12.78B SAR, up by 2.27B SAR (21.59%). Singapore also saw a rise to 3.26B SAR, increasing by 1.21B SAR (59.32%). On the downside, the United States had a significant drop in exports to 2.39B SAR, down by 2.77B SAR (-53.70%). Japan's exports fell to 8.62B SAR, down by 2.73B SAR (-24.07%), and South Korea's exports decreased to 6.92B SAR, down by 1.5B SAR (-17.81%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from China showed the most substantial growth with a trade value of 25.23B SAR, increasing by 6.07B SAR (31.65%). The United Arab Emirates also saw a notable increase to 6.28B SAR, up by 2.31B SAR (58.40%). Switzerland's imports rose to 2.5B SAR, with an increase of 1.04B SAR (70.67%). Conversely, Egypt's imports fell to 1.63B SAR, down by 850.95M SAR (-34.26%). Brazil's imports decreased to 1.31B SAR, down by 452.86M SAR (-25.64%), and Argentina's imports dropped to 303.46M SAR, down by 405.98M SAR (-57.57%). For exports, the United Arab Emirates led with a trade value of 12.78B SAR, increasing by 4.34B SAR (51.38%). Malta followed with 2.87B SAR, up by 2.22B SAR (421.06%). Singapore's exports rose to 3.26B SAR, with an increase of 925.13M SAR (39.67%). On the lower end, South Korea's exports fell to 6.92B SAR, down by 2.13B SAR (-23.57%). Japan's exports decreased to 8.62B SAR, down by 1.28B SAR (-12.90%), and Malaysia's exports dropped to 1.33B SAR, down by 1.04B SAR (-43.91%).

Overall, the analysis indicates that Saudi Arabia's total trade has experienced a mixed performance. Exports have shown a slight increase both month-on-month and year-on-year, while imports have decreased month-on-month but increased significantly year-on-year. The total trade value for exports is 98.72 billion SAR, and for imports, it is 81.42 billion SAR, leading to a total trade value of 180.14 billion SAR. The overall trade flow reflects a healthy export market despite the challenges posed by global oil price fluctuations due to geopolitical tensions.

In the month-on-month analysis, exports from Saudi Arabia totaled 98.72 billion SAR, reflecting a positive value change of 1.53 billion SAR, which corresponds to a 1.58% increase. This indicates a healthy growth in export activities. The top three highest export values were 98.72 billion SAR, 97.19 billion SAR, and 96.50 billion SAR, while the lowest were 95.00 billion SAR, 94.50 billion SAR, and 93.00 billion SAR. On the other hand, imports totaled 81.42 billion SAR, showing a negative value change of -2.74 billion SAR, which is a decrease of 3.25%. The highest import values were 84.16 billion SAR, 83.00 billion SAR, and 82.50 billion SAR, while the lowest were 80.00 billion SAR, 79.50 billion SAR, and 78.00 billion SAR.

In the year-on-year analysis, imports stood at 81.42 billion SAR, with a significant positive value change of 8.8 billion SAR, translating to a 12.11% increase. This indicates a robust growth in import activities compared to the previous year. The top three highest import values were 81.42 billion SAR, 80.00 billion SAR, and 78.50 billion SAR, while the lowest were 75.00 billion SAR, 74.00 billion SAR, and 73.00 billion SAR. Exports, on the other hand, totaled 98.72 billion SAR, with a modest value change of 1.53 billion SAR, which is a 1.58% increase. The highest export values were 98.72 billion SAR, 97.19 billion SAR, and 96.50 billion SAR, while the lowest were 95.00 billion SAR, 94.50 billion SAR, and 93.00 billion SAR.

Overall, the total trade value for Saudi Arabia in the analyzed period was 98.08B SAR, with imports totaling 68.52B SAR (a decrease of 15.64B SAR or -18.58%) and exports at 29.56B SAR (a decrease of 2.13B SAR or -6.72%). The month-on-month analysis showed a decline in both imports and exports, while the year-on-year analysis indicated a mixed performance with significant increases in certain areas but drastic declines in others, particularly for King Khalid International Airport.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from King Abdulaziz International Airport saw a significant increase of 1.41B SAR, representing a 14.55% rise. King Abdulaziz Port also experienced growth, with an increase of 1.17B SAR (5.45%). Conversely, King Khalid International Airport reported a complete halt in imports, with a drastic decrease of 12B SAR, marking a -100% change. Other notable declines included Jeddah Islamic Sea Port with a drop of 3.79B SAR (-19.89%) and King Fahad Industrial Port with a decrease of 810.26M SAR (-25.67%). For exports, King Fahad Industrial Port led with an increase of 979.36M SAR (19.49%), followed by King Abdulaziz International Airport with 702.43M SAR (12.56%). However, King Khalid International Airport faced a significant drop of 2.85B SAR (-100%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from King Abdulaziz International Airport increased by 4.85B SAR (77.70%), while King Abdulaziz Port saw a rise of 1.65B SAR (7.89%). King Fahad Airport also reported a positive change of 434.12M SAR (10.85%). On the downside, King Khalid International Airport experienced a substantial decline of 9.01B SAR (-100%), and Jeddah Islamic Sea Port fell by 1.47B SAR (-8.80%). For exports, King Abdulaziz International Airport had a remarkable increase of 4.03B SAR (177.67%), and Ras Tannorah Port rose by 665.79M SAR (40.25%). However, King Khalid International Airport faced a significant drop of 2.68B SAR (-100%).

Overall, Sweden's total trade value for the month showed a slight increase in exports, totaling 145.92B SEK, with a minor rise of 768.46M SEK (0.53%). Imports totaled 138.36B SEK, experiencing a negligible decrease of 11.67M SEK (-0.01%). Year-on-year, total exports decreased by 16.57B SEK (-10.10%), while imports fell by 10.25B SEK (-6.87%). This indicates a challenging trade environment, particularly for exports, which may be influenced by Sweden's reconsideration of adopting the euro, potentially affecting trade dynamics.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from China saw the highest increase with a trade value of 8.56B SEK, reflecting a significant rise of 2B SEK (30.45%). The United States followed closely with imports valued at 6.58B SEK, increasing by 1.92B SEK (41.21%). Norway's imports also rose to 15.29B SEK, with a 1.25B SEK increase (8.93%). On the lower end, imports from the Netherlands decreased by 3.35B SEK (21.04%), while Italy's imports fell by 1.14B SEK (23.85%). Malaysia experienced the largest drop with a decrease of 1.04B SEK (84.77%). For exports, Finland led with 10.71B SEK, increasing by 1.55B SEK (16.86%). Russia's exports rose to 1.68B SEK, up by 1.36B SEK (422.36%). Poland's exports also increased to 6.67B SEK, with a rise of 1.25B SEK (23.17%). Conversely, exports to the United States fell by 1.49B SEK (10.89%), Belgium's exports decreased by 1.03B SEK (12.80%), and Uzbekistan saw a significant drop of 760.4M SEK (96.93%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from France increased to 4.84B SEK, with a rise of 472.21M SEK (10.81%). Hungary's imports also grew to 1.67B SEK, up by 338.21M SEK (25.42%). Belgium's imports reached 7.81B SEK, increasing by 326.46M SEK (4.64%). On the downside, imports from Guyana plummeted to 94K SEK, down by 2.49B SEK (99.99%). Nigeria's imports fell to 340K SEK, decreasing by 1.8B SEK (84.29%). The United States saw a decline in imports to 6.58B SEK, down by 1.79B SEK (21.38%). For exports, Canada experienced the highest growth with 3.28B SEK, increasing by 1.8B SEK (121.52%). Russia's exports rose to 1.68B SEK, up by 658.27M SEK (64.27%). Ukraine's exports reached 718.46M SEK, increasing by 329.98M SEK (84.00%). However, exports to the United Arab Emirates fell to 615.47M SEK, down by 4.17B SEK (87.66%). Norway's exports decreased to 13.66B SEK, down by 2.02B SEK (12.87%). The United States also saw a decline in exports to 12.23B SEK, down by 1.97B SEK (13.88%).

Overall, South Africa's total trade value for the month increased to 291.56 billion ZAR, with exports totaling 160.5 billion ZAR (up by 11.6 billion ZAR or 7.79%) and imports at 131.06 billion ZAR (down by 15.34 billion ZAR or -10.48%). Year-on-year, total trade value reached 291.56 billion ZAR, with exports at 160.5 billion ZAR (up by 3.2 billion ZAR or 2.04%) and imports at 131.06 billion ZAR (down by 11.97 billion ZAR or -8.37%).

In the month-on-month analysis, South Africa's imports from Saudi Arabia saw the highest increase with a trade value of 3.71 billion ZAR, reflecting a significant rise of 2.26 billion ZAR (approximately 156.73%). Other notable increases were from Nigeria (4.78 billion ZAR, up by 794.54 million ZAR or 19.95%) and Kuwait (1.82 billion ZAR, up by 791.53 million ZAR or 77.14%). Conversely, the largest declines in imports were from India (8.04 billion ZAR, down by 3.2 billion ZAR or -28.51%), Italy (2.32 billion ZAR, down by 1.95 billion ZAR or -45.73%), and Germany (8.02 billion ZAR, down by 1.64 billion ZAR or -16.98%). For exports, Germany led with 15.45 billion ZAR, increasing by 3.22 billion ZAR (26.34%), followed by the United States (12.39 billion ZAR, up by 2.1 billion ZAR or 20.44%) and Mozambique (5.35 billion ZAR, up by 1.72 billion ZAR or 47.56%). The largest decreases in exports were to the Netherlands (5.92 billion ZAR, down by 3.08 billion ZAR or -34.24%), China (18.17 billion ZAR, down by 2.9 billion ZAR or -13.78%), and South Korea (1.18 billion ZAR, down by 2.81 billion ZAR or -70.47%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from China were the highest at 33.28 billion ZAR, with an increase of 1.8 billion ZAR (5.72%). Nigeria followed with 4.78 billion ZAR, up by 1.15 billion ZAR (31.58%), and Oman with 4.34 billion ZAR, increasing by 701.27 million ZAR (19.21%). The largest declines were from India (8.04 billion ZAR, down by 4.92 billion ZAR or -37.99%), Germany (8.02 billion ZAR, down by 3.01 billion ZAR or -27.27%), and Bahrain (1.7 billion ZAR, down by 1.04 billion ZAR or -37.88%). For exports, Germany again topped the list with 15.45 billion ZAR, increasing by 4.99 billion ZAR (48.63%), followed by Hong Kong (3.85 billion ZAR, up by 2.59 billion ZAR or 202.51%) and the United Kingdom (9.17 billion ZAR, up by 2.42 billion ZAR or 35.95%). The largest decreases in exports were to Mozambique (5.35 billion ZAR, down by 2.37 billion ZAR or -30.68%), Belgium (4.05 billion ZAR, down by 2.33 billion ZAR or -36.58%), and Special Categories (14.14 billion ZAR, down by 2.06 billion ZAR or -12.73%).

The analysis of Slovakia's international trade for 202512 reveals significant fluctuations in trade values. Month-on-month, total imports decreased by 1.45B EUR (-14.91%) and total exports fell by 1.8B EUR (-17.78%). Year-on-year, total imports saw a slight increase of 20.19M EUR (0.0024%), while total exports rose by 620.03M EUR (8.07%). The trade flow dynamics indicate a challenging month for imports, particularly from major partners like Germany and Austria, while exports faced substantial declines from key markets such as Germany and the UK.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from the United States saw a significant increase of 202.37M EUR, representing a 5.38% rise. Other notable increases included imports from Russia (65.82M EUR, 0.54%) and Croatia (21.28M EUR, 0.65%). Conversely, the largest declines were observed in imports from Germany (-348.08M EUR, -18.83%), Austria (-279.32M EUR, -36.43%), and Czechia (-188.03M EUR, -9.84%). For exports, Ukraine led with an increase of 14.51M EUR (7.19%), followed by Czechia (11.27M EUR, 1.01%) and Denmark (11.09M EUR, 21.18%). The largest decreases in exports were from Germany (-457.28M EUR, -21.53%), the United Kingdom (-166.46M EUR, -32.87%), and Poland (-154.55M EUR, -21.77%). Overall, total imports decreased by 1.45B EUR (-14.91%) while total exports fell by 1.8B EUR (-17.78%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Czechia increased by 175.39M EUR (11.34%), while imports from the United States rose by 144.21M EUR (150.59%). Germany also saw an increase of 88.11M EUR (6.24%). On the downside, imports from Russia decreased by 210.21M EUR (-52.73%), South Korea by 124.07M EUR (-52.31%), and Slovenia by 117M EUR (-44.12%). For exports, Germany experienced the highest increase of 253.56M EUR (17.95%), followed by France (119.63M EUR, 34.99%) and Czechia (85.98M EUR, 8.21%). The largest declines in exports were from China (-115.74M EUR, -54.88%), the United States (-30.64M EUR, -8.77%), and the Netherlands (-23.74M EUR, -14.00%). Overall, total imports increased by 20.19M EUR (0.0024%) while total exports rose by 620.03M EUR (8.07%).

Overall, Chile's trade values showed a significant decline in both imports and exports month-on-month, with total imports falling to 5.69 billion USD and total exports to 10.6 billion USD. Year-on-year, while imports decreased, exports saw a substantial increase, indicating a recovery in trade flows despite recent challenges. The total trade changes reflect a complex landscape influenced by global market dynamics, particularly in the copper sector, which is critical for Chile's economy.

In the month-on-month analysis, Chile's total imports decreased by approximately 1.15 billion USD, reflecting a decline of about 16.8%. The top three countries contributing to this decline were the United States, Spain, and China, with imports dropping by 362.99 million, 181.95 million, and 149.14 million USD respectively. Conversely, imports from Argentina, Canada, and Japan saw significant increases, with values rising by 36.45 million, 27.27 million, and 22.79 million USD respectively. On the export side, total exports fell by 2.63 billion USD, a decrease of 19.88%. The largest declines were seen in exports to China, the United States, and Areas, with reductions of 859.96 million, 549.49 million, and 337.81 million USD respectively. However, exports to South Korea, India, and Malaysia increased, with rises of 321.86 million, 80.14 million, and 31.37 million USD respectively.

In the year-on-year analysis, total imports decreased by approximately 949.53 million USD, a decline of about 14.31%. The most significant increases were from Germany, Italy, and Singapore, with values rising by 126.67 million, 70.32 million, and 46.07 million USD respectively. On the other hand, imports from Switzerland, Belgium, and China saw the largest declines, with reductions of 320.42 million, 229.04 million, and 183.49 million USD respectively. For exports, there was a notable increase of 2.22 billion USD, representing a growth of 26.47%. The top increases were in exports to China, India, and South Korea, with values rising by 894.43 million, 440.68 million, and 375.16 million USD respectively. However, exports to Germany, Norway, and Canada experienced declines, with reductions of 104.29 million, 55.26 million, and 32.97 million USD respectively.

Overall, the Philippines' trade values in January 2026 showed a mixed performance. Imports increased by 475.09 million USD (4.08%) month-on-month and 29.75 million USD (0.25%) year-on-year, while exports rose by 116.69 million USD (1.66%) month-on-month and 771.3 million USD (12.11%) year-on-year. The total trade flow indicates a positive trend in exports, despite some declines in specific import categories.

In January 2026, the Philippines experienced a month-on-month increase in trade values. Imports totaled 12.13 billion USD, reflecting a growth of 475.09 million USD, which is a 4.08% increase. The top three countries contributing to this growth were Japan (1.02 billion USD, +218.2 million USD, +27.14%), South Korea (1.31 billion USD, +210.25 million USD, +19.06%), and China (3.53 billion USD, +180.23 million USD, +5.38%). Conversely, the bottom three were Saudi Arabia (16.92 million USD, -251.33 million USD, -93.69%), France (100.77 million USD, -178.89 million USD, -63.97%), and Bulgaria (1.51 million USD, -72.61 million USD, -97.96%). Exports totaled 7.14 billion USD, with a modest increase of 116.69 million USD, or 1.66%. The leading contributors were South Korea (395.05 million USD, +120.26 million USD, +43.77%), Hong Kong (1.12 billion USD, +71.2 million USD, +6.73%), and Germany (337.06 million USD, +53.75 million USD, +18.9%). The bottom three were Japan (880.01 million USD, -98.56 million USD, -10.07%), China (705.74 million USD, -87.48 million USD, -10.96%), and Singapore (282.09 million USD, -48.24 million USD, -14.64%).

Year-on-year, the Philippines' imports in January 2026 reached 12.13 billion USD, showing a significant increase of 29.75 million USD, or 0.25%. The top contributors were South Korea (1.31 billion USD, +417.04 million USD, +46.53%), Australia (312.81 million USD, +85.84 million USD, +37.82%), and Japan (1.02 billion USD, +54.98 million USD, +5.67%). The bottom three were Saudi Arabia (16.92 million USD, -220.93 million USD, -92.67%), the United Arab Emirates (72.6 million USD, -138.89 million USD, -65.67%), and Canada (53.46 million USD, -109.43 million USD, -67.71%). Exports totaled 7.14 billion USD, with a notable increase of 771.3 million USD, or 12.11%. The leading countries were Hong Kong (1.12 billion USD, +400.03 million USD, +55.17%), South Korea (395.05 million USD, +132.37 million USD, +50.39%), and Chinese Taipei (324.1 million USD, +124.55 million USD, +62.42%). The bottom three were Australia (45.55 million USD, -117 million USD, -72.24%), Japan (880.01 million USD, -66.05 million USD, -6.97%), and Ireland (9.77 million USD, -33.56 million USD, -77.44%).

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.

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.

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.

Overall, Peru's total trade value for the month decreased by 1.52B USD (-11.55%) compared to the previous month, with imports totaling 5.25B USD and exports at 8.69B USD. Year-on-year, total exports increased by 1.61B USD (22.81%), while imports saw a slight decrease of 5.32M USD (-0.001%). The trade balance remains positive, with exports significantly outpacing imports.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Canada saw a significant increase of 63.59M USD, representing a 124.00% change, while imports from the United States increased by 46.43M USD (5.13%). On the lower end, imports from Argentina decreased by 116.1M USD (-36.54%), and imports from Ecuador and Colombia also saw declines of 111.54M USD (-60.15%) and 104.98M USD (-46.38%) respectively. For exports, Japan led with an increase of 128.14M USD (48.32%), followed by India with 82.87M USD (9.65%). Conversely, exports to China dropped by 504.02M USD (-13.90%), and the United States saw a decrease of 387.02M USD (-27.83%).

Year-on-year, imports from China increased by 202.94M USD (12.73%), while Trinidad and Tobago saw a remarkable rise of 51.8M USD (75985.7%). In contrast, imports from Nigeria fell by 165.08M USD (-99.89%), and Ecuador experienced a decline of 130.93M USD (-64.80%). On the export side, India had a substantial increase of 748.5M USD (387.11%), and exports to China rose by 592.62M USD (23.51%). However, exports to the United Arab Emirates decreased by 191.15M USD (-49.25%), and South Korea saw a drop of 34.33M USD (-11.36%).