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In summary, the analysis of the trade values for the United States in 202512 indicates a month-on-month increase in total imports by 19.51B (7.51%) to 279.26B, while total exports decreased by 3.22B (-1.85%) to 171.19B. Year-on-year, total imports saw a slight decrease of 3.59B (-1.27%), while total exports increased by 14.31B (9.12%). The trade flow dynamics show a strong performance in imports from Asian countries, particularly Chinese Taipei and Vietnam, while exports to China and Switzerland faced significant declines.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei saw the highest increase with a trade value of 24.58B, reflecting a significant rise of 4.42B (21.95%). Canada followed with 31.54B, increasing by 3.46B (12.31%). South Korea also showed a notable increase with 11.74B, up by 3.06B (35.27%). On the lower end, imports from Mexico decreased to 42.14B, down by 2.14B (-4.84%). Singapore's imports fell to 2.32B, down by 1.89B (-44.80%). Austria also saw a decline to 1.48B, down by 1.2B (-44.75%). For exports, Mexico led with 27.47B, increasing by 1.56B (6.00%). China followed with 8.27B, up by 1.36B (19.68%). Chile also increased to 1.92B, up by 525.99M (37.81%). On the downside, Switzerland's exports plummeted to 3.95B, down by 6.97B (-63.84%). The United Arab Emirates saw a decrease to 2.51B, down by 798.59M (-24.12%). Japan's exports fell to 6.2B, down by 711.77M (-10.31%). Overall, total imports increased by 19.51B (7.51%) to 279.26B, while total exports decreased by 3.22B (-1.85%) to 171.19B.

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei surged to 24.58B, with a remarkable increase of 14.57B (145.57%). Vietnam also saw a significant rise to 18.38B, up by 6.68B (57.08%). Thailand's imports increased to 10.12B, up by 4.49B (79.61%). Conversely, imports from China dropped to 20.11B, down by 17.02B (-45.84%). Switzerland's imports fell to 4.69B, down by 9.49B (-66.90%). Canada also saw a decline to 31.54B, down by 3.82B (-10.80%). For exports, Mexico led with 27.47B, increasing by 3.58B (15.00%). Switzerland's exports rose to 3.95B, up by 2.8B (2.44%). Germany's exports increased to 6.99B, up by 2B (40.06%). On the downside, exports to China fell to 8.27B, down by 3.88B (-31.93%). Spain's exports decreased to 1.71B, down by 639.37M (-27.22%). Canada also saw a decline to 21.47B, down by 509.3M (-2.31%). Overall, total imports decreased by 3.59B (-1.27%) to 279.26B, while total exports increased by 14.31B (9.12%) to 171.19B.

Overall, the total trade value for imports reached 282.23B USD, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 19.66B USD (7.49%) but a year-on-year decrease of 2.68B USD (-0.94%). Exports totaled 179.04B USD, with a month-on-month decrease of 3.11B USD (-1.77%) but a year-on-year increase of 13.68B USD (8.27%). The trade balance indicates a significant fluctuation in trade dynamics, with imports showing resilience in the short term while exports are experiencing a mixed performance.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei saw the highest increase with a trade value of 24.7B, reflecting a value change of 4.44B (21.90%). Canada followed with 31.77B, increasing by 3.41B (12.04%). South Korea also showed significant growth with 11.84B, up by 3.11B (35.62%). On the lower end, imports from Mexico decreased to 42.36B, down by 2.16B (-4.84%). Singapore's imports fell to 2.35B, a decrease of 1.88B (-44.46%). Austria also saw a decline to 1.49B, down by 1.19B (-44.53%). For exports, Mexico led with 28.16B, increasing by 1.54B (5.80%). China followed with 8.39B, up by 1.38B (19.68%). Chile also increased to 1.97B, with a value change of 528.3M (36.63%). Conversely, Switzerland's exports plummeted to 4.04B, down by 7.1B (-63.73%). The United Arab Emirates saw a decrease to 2.58B, down by 796.83M (-23.58%). Japan's exports fell to 6.33B, down by 710.73M (-10.05%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei surged to 24.7B, with a value change of 14.61B (144.76%). Vietnam followed with 18.54B, increasing by 6.78B (57.70%). Thailand also saw a rise to 10.17B, up by 4.5B (79.73%). On the downside, imports from China dropped to 21.1B, down by 16.45B (-43.80%). Switzerland's imports fell to 4.72B, decreasing by 9.49B (-66.78%). Canada also saw a decline to 31.77B, down by 3.79B (-10.66%). For exports, Mexico led with 28.16B, increasing by 3.59B (14.61%). Switzerland followed with 4.04B, up by 2.85B (2.39%). Germany's exports increased to 7.18B, with a value change of 2.02B (39.08%). However, exports to China decreased to 8.39B, down by 3.91B (-31.78%). Canada saw a decline to 25.51B, down by 1.45B (-5.36%). Spain's exports fell to 1.75B, down by 647.1M (-26.06%).

Overall, the total trade value for imports reached 279.18B, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 19.51B (7.51%), while year-on-year, imports decreased by 3.57B (-1.26%). Exports totaled 170.54B, with a slight month-on-month decrease of 1.86B (-1.01%), but a year-on-year increase of 14.28B (9.14%). The trade balance indicates a significant increase in imports, while exports showed mixed results, with some countries experiencing declines.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei saw the highest increase with a trade value of 24.58B, reflecting a value change of 4.42B (21.95%). Canada followed with 31.54B, increasing by 3.46B (12.31%). South Korea also showed significant growth with 11.74B, up by 3.06B (35.28%). On the lower end, imports from Mexico decreased to 42.14B, down by 2.14B (-4.84%). Singapore's imports fell to 2.32B, a decrease of 1.89B (-44.80%). Austria also saw a decline to 1.48B, down by 1.2B (-44.77%). For exports, Mexico led with 27.47B, increasing by 1.56B (6.02%). China followed with 8.27B, up by 1.42B (20.69%). Brazil also increased to 4.67B, with a value change of 551.52M (13.40%). Conversely, Switzerland's exports plummeted to 3.95B, down by 6.96B (-63.80%). The United Arab Emirates saw a decrease to 2.51B, down by 740.48M (-22.80%). Japan's exports fell to 6.17B, down by 677.34M (-9.80%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei surged to 24.58B, with a value change of 14.57B (145.61%). Vietnam also saw a significant increase to 18.38B, up by 6.68B (57.10%). Thailand's imports rose to 10.12B, increasing by 4.49B (79.65%). On the downside, imports from China dropped to 20.1B, down by 17B (-45.82%). Switzerland's imports fell to 4.69B, down by 9.49B (-66.90%). Canada also saw a decline to 31.54B, down by 3.82B (-10.80%). For exports, Mexico's exports increased to 27.47B, with a value change of 3.58B (15.00%). Switzerland's exports rose to 3.95B, up by 2.8B (2.44%). Germany's exports increased to 6.96B, with a value change of 1.98B (39.87%). However, exports to China decreased to 8.27B, down by 3.84B (-31.71%). Spain's exports fell to 1.7B, down by 636.28M (-27.18%). Canada also saw a decline in exports to 21.47B, down by 509.3M (-2.31%).

In summary, Germany's trade values showed a mixed performance in the latest analysis. Month-on-month, total imports decreased by 12.08B EUR (-10.25%) and total exports decreased by 11.92B EUR (-9.20%). Year-on-year, total imports increased by 4.44B EUR (4.38%) and total exports increased by 4.01B EUR (3.53%). The trade flow dynamics indicate a significant drop in trade values in the recent month, contrasting with a positive trend over the year.

In the month-on-month analysis, Germany's imports from Canada saw a significant increase of 354.16M EUR, representing a 54.47% rise. Singapore also showed strong growth with an increase of 205.8M EUR (71.05%). In contrast, imports from China experienced a notable decline of 1.37B EUR, a decrease of 8.47%. Other significant declines were seen with Italy (-1.2B EUR, -18.51%) and Switzerland (-1.01B EUR, -20.00%). For exports, India led with an increase of 304.53M EUR (23.80%), followed by China with 279.57M EUR (4.33%). However, exports to Switzerland fell by 1.26B EUR (-18.77%). Overall, total imports decreased by 12.08B EUR (-10.25%) while total exports decreased by 11.92B EUR (-9.20%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from China increased by 2.15B EUR (17.00%), while imports from France rose by 630.56M EUR (11.83%). Austria also saw a significant increase of 605.26M EUR (16.40%). On the downside, imports from Norway fell by 713.67M EUR (-26.94%), and Guyana saw a decrease of 220.47M EUR (-60.27%). For exports, France led with an increase of 866.97M EUR (10.39%), followed by China with 674.9M EUR (11.14%). However, exports to the United States decreased by 1.16B EUR (-10.00%). Overall, total imports increased by 4.44B EUR (4.38%) while total exports increased by 4.01B EUR (3.53%).

Overall, Germany's trade values showed a mixed performance in the analyzed period. Month-on-month, total imports decreased by 12.39B EUR (-10.97%) while exports fell by 12.36B EUR (-9.76%). Year-on-year, total imports increased by 5.87B EUR (6.19%) and total exports rose by 3.56B EUR (3.22%). The trade flow indicates a significant decline in both imports and exports in the short term, while a more positive trend is observed in the long term for imports and exports.

In the month-on-month analysis, Germany's imports from Canada saw the highest increase with a trade value of 996.55M EUR, reflecting a significant rise of 351.95M EUR (54.60%). Singapore followed with imports valued at 488.95M EUR, increasing by 204.25M EUR (71.74%). Brazil's imports reached 839.94M EUR, up by 99.51M EUR (13.44%). Conversely, imports from China dropped sharply to 14.04B EUR, down by 1.36B EUR (-8.82%). Italy's imports decreased to 4.9B EUR, falling by 1.25B EUR (-20.28%), and Switzerland's imports fell to 3.89B EUR, down by 1.06B EUR (-21.48%). Overall, total imports decreased by 12.39B EUR (-10.97%). For exports, India led with 1.58B EUR, increasing by 304.28M EUR (23.78%). China followed with 6.73B EUR, up by 279.55M EUR (4.33%). Ireland's exports reached 1.07B EUR, increasing by 269.35M EUR (33.66%). On the downside, Switzerland's exports fell to 5.47B EUR, down by 1.26B EUR (-18.77%). Poland's exports decreased to 6.94B EUR, down by 1.19B EUR (-14.66%), and Italy's exports fell to 5.67B EUR, down by 1.11B EUR (-16.32%). Total exports decreased by 12.36B EUR (-9.76%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from China increased to 14.04B EUR, up by 2.11B EUR (17.65%). France's imports rose to 5.57B EUR, increasing by 726.05M EUR (14.97%). Austria's imports reached 3.78B EUR, up by 675.39M EUR (21.78%). On the other hand, imports from Guyana fell to 145.32M EUR, down by 220.47M EUR (-60.27%). Libya's imports decreased to 366.1M EUR, down by 190.61M EUR (-34.92%), and Ireland's imports fell to 1.27B EUR, down by 136.74M EUR (-9.71%). Total imports increased by 5.87B EUR (6.19%). For exports, China saw an increase to 6.73B EUR, up by 720.07M EUR (12.04%). France's exports rose to 8.64B EUR, increasing by 677.01M EUR (8.50%). The United Kingdom's exports reached 5.85B EUR, up by 607.3M EUR (11.63%). Conversely, exports to the United States fell to 10.37B EUR, down by 1.07B EUR (-9.36%). The Cayman Islands saw a drastic drop to 950K EUR, down by 406.39M EUR (-99.95%), and Belgium's exports decreased to 4B EUR, down by 181.25M EUR (-4.34%). Total exports increased by 3.56B EUR (3.22%).

Overall, the total trade value for imports in the Netherlands decreased by 1.46B EUR (2.64%) month-on-month, totaling 53.89B EUR, while year-on-year, imports fell by 1.74B EUR (3.13%). Exports also saw a decline, with a total trade value of 64.16B EUR, down by 2.5B EUR (3.74%) month-on-month and 2.91B EUR (4.34%) year-on-year. The overall trade flow indicates a downward trend in both imports and exports, reflecting potential economic challenges.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from China saw the highest increase with a trade value of 4.37B EUR, reflecting a significant value change of 581M EUR (15.33% increase). Vietnam followed with imports valued at 753M EUR, increasing by 168M EUR (28.72%). Canada also showed a notable increase in imports, reaching 674M EUR with a value change of 97M EUR (16.81%). On the lower end, imports from Germany decreased to 9.34B EUR, down by 764M EUR (-7.57%). Belgium's imports fell to 4.52B EUR, a decrease of 303M EUR (-6.28%), and the United Kingdom saw a decline to 1.82B EUR, down by 288M EUR (-13.65%). For exports, the highest increase was seen in unclassified exports at 1.57B EUR, with a value change of 687M EUR (77.80%). High seas exports reached 375M EUR, increasing by 279M EUR (290.63%). The United States also had a positive change, with exports valued at 3.37B EUR, up by 153M EUR (4.75%). Conversely, exports to Germany decreased to 11.9B EUR, down by 465M EUR (-3.76%). The United Kingdom's exports fell to 3.81B EUR, a decrease of 459M EUR (-10.75%), and Poland's exports dropped to 1.95B EUR, down by 283M EUR (-12.66%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from South Korea showed the most significant growth, reaching 598M EUR with a value change of 290M EUR (94.16% increase). Kazakhstan followed with imports valued at 393M EUR, increasing by 203M EUR (106.84%). Canada also saw a positive change, with imports at 674M EUR, up by 129M EUR (23.67%). On the downside, imports from Germany remained at 9.34B EUR, down by 769M EUR (-7.61%). The United States' imports decreased to 5.22B EUR, a drop of 492M EUR (-8.61%), and Brazil's imports fell to 1.53B EUR, down by 479M EUR (-23.87%). For exports, unclassified exports led with a value of 1.57B EUR, increasing by 716M EUR (83.84%). High seas exports reached 375M EUR, up by 327M EUR (681.25%). Singapore's exports also increased to 817M EUR, with a value change of 169M EUR (26.08%). On the lower end, exports to Germany decreased to 11.9B EUR, down by 907M EUR (-7.08%). Exports to the United States fell to 3.37B EUR, down by 759M EUR (-18.37%), and Belgium's exports dropped to 5.82B EUR, down by 489M EUR (-7.75%).

Overall, the total trade value for Canada saw a decrease in exports by 2.31 billion CAD (-3.81%) and an increase in imports by 3.66 billion CAD (6.15%). The total trade flow indicates a growing reliance on imports, particularly from China and Mexico, while exports, especially to the United States, have significantly declined.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Switzerland saw the highest increase with a trade value of 1.03 billion CAD, reflecting a change of 313.14 million CAD (43.45%). Sweden followed closely with an increase of 575.78 million CAD (104.11%). France also showed a significant increase of 1.01 billion CAD, with a change of 194.29 million CAD (23.91%). On the downside, imports from the United States decreased by 4.11 billion CAD (-13.11%), while imports from China and Mexico fell by 738.1 million CAD (-9.15%) and 183.53 million CAD (-3.93%) respectively. The overall imports decreased by 5.73 billion CAD (-8.31%). Exports from Germany increased by 785.92 million CAD (52.63%), while exports to China rose by 3.92 billion CAD (6.55%). However, exports to the United States dropped by 3.44 billion CAD (-8.14%), contributing to an overall decrease in exports of 4.39 billion CAD (-7.01%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from China increased significantly by 1.02 billion CAD (16.13%), while imports from Mexico rose by 798.66 million CAD (21.66%). Vietnam also showed a strong increase of 635.35 million CAD (54.54%). Conversely, imports from the United States decreased by 4.57 billion CAD (-14.39%). The overall imports increased by 3.66 billion CAD (6.15%). On the exports side, exports to the United Kingdom increased by 1.59 billion CAD (56.02%), and exports to China rose by 1.21 billion CAD (44.64%). However, exports to the United States fell by 6.49 billion CAD (-14.33%), leading to an overall decrease in exports of 2.31 billion CAD (-3.81%).

Overall, the total trade value for imports reached 45.1B USD, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 287.59M USD (0.64%) and a year-on-year increase of 14.96B USD (49.65%). Exports totaled 43.33B USD, showing a month-on-month decrease of 871.76M USD (-1.97%) but a year-on-year increase of 10.02B USD (30.09%). The overall trade balance indicates a robust growth in imports compared to exports, highlighting a potential trade deficit in the current period.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Phu Tho saw the highest increase with a value change of 865.65M USD, representing a 22.56% increase. Ninh Binh followed with an increase of 655.57M USD (32.53%), and Bac Ninh with 562.61M USD (6.77%). On the lower end, Ho Chi Minh City experienced the largest decline with a decrease of 1.16B USD (-11.78%), followed by Dong Nai with a drop of 297.18M USD (-13.16%), and Hai Phong with a decrease of 228.46M USD (-5.85%). For exports, Thai Nguyen led with an increase of 1.13B USD (58.04%), Dak Lak increased by 42.68M USD (14.70%), and Ha Tinh by 36.42M USD (31.80%). Conversely, Ho Chi Minh City saw a decline of 631.94M USD (-7.22%), Bac Ninh decreased by 431.32M USD (-4.83%), and Ha Noi by 225.56M USD (-11.25%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Bac Ninh showed the most significant increase with a value change of 3.23B USD (57.24%), followed by Ho Chi Minh City with an increase of 2.21B USD (33.97%), and Phu Tho with 2.1B USD (81.02%). On the downside, Ca Mau had the largest decline with a decrease of 34.06M USD (-54.75%), Quang Tri followed with a drop of 29.99M USD (-33.63%), and Tuyen Quang with a decrease of 8.3M USD (-41.61%). For exports, Bac Ninh led with an increase of 2.55B USD (42.77%), Phu Tho followed with 1.49B USD (74.27%), and Hai Phong with 1.14B USD (37.07%). The lowest performers included Thai Nguyen with a decrease of 62.5M USD (-1.99%), Khanh Hoa with a drop of 7.3M USD (-3.51%), and Lao Cai with a decrease of 4.09M USD (-3.56%).

The analysis of trade values for India in 202512 indicates a positive trend in both imports and exports. Month-on-month, total imports increased by 884.73M USD (1.41%) to reach 63.55B USD, while exports rose by 364.72M USD (0.96%) to 38.48B USD. Year-on-year, imports grew by 5.28B USD (9.07%), and exports increased by 533.31M USD (1.41%). The overall trade flow reflects a healthy growth trajectory, particularly in imports from China and exports to China and the UAE.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from China saw a significant increase of 1.41B USD, representing a 13.74% rise. Iraq also showed a strong performance with an increase of 820.83M USD (49.92%). The United Arab Emirates contributed 680.01M USD (15.98%) to the import values. On the downside, imports from the United States decreased by 1.23B USD (-23.32%), while Thailand and Russia saw declines of 785.65M USD (-44.79%) and 679.55M USD (-14.03%) respectively. In exports, the Netherlands led with an increase of 405.38M USD (40.27%), followed by Malaysia with 392.56M USD (75.05%). Togo's exports surged by 161.1M USD (126.10%). Conversely, Spain's exports fell by 225.09M USD (-25.19%), Bahrain by 178.82M USD (-75.28%), and Sri Lanka by 173.73M USD (-29.89%). Overall, total imports increased by 884.73M USD (1.41%) while exports rose by 364.72M USD (0.96%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from China increased by 1.95B USD (19.99%), with Ghana showing a remarkable rise of 619.96M USD (557.12%). Saudi Arabia's imports grew by 584.55M USD (28.84%). On the contrary, imports from Switzerland decreased by 975.01M USD (-62.21%), Thailand by 353.08M USD (-26.72%), and Ireland by 299.52M USD (-64.39%). In exports, China again led with an increase of 822.08M USD (67.13%), followed by the United Arab Emirates with 424.41M USD (14.04%). Malaysia's exports rose by 359.32M USD (64.59%). However, exports to Saudi Arabia fell by 409M USD (-28.69%), Bangladesh by 316M USD (-27.30%), and Czechia by 208.56M USD (-68.06%). Overall, total imports increased by 5.28B USD (9.07%) while exports saw a modest rise of 533.31M USD (1.41%).

Overall, the total trade value for imports reached 70.81B GBP, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 6.78B GBP (10.59%) and a year-on-year increase of 18.85B GBP (36.28%). Exports totaled 30.08B GBP, showing a month-on-month decrease of 3.14B GBP (-9.44%) and a year-on-year decrease of 6.69B GBP (-18.19%). The trade balance indicates a significant increase in imports compared to exports, highlighting a growing trade deficit.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Switzerland saw a significant increase of 4.98B GBP, representing a 96.33% rise, making it the highest increase among partner countries. Hong Kong and South Africa also showed strong growth with increases of 1.72B GBP (274.69%) and 1.48B GBP (142.89%) respectively. On the lower end, imports from Germany decreased by 541.97M GBP (-8.59%), followed by China with a decrease of 304.78M GBP (-5.41%) and the Netherlands with a drop of 290.28M GBP (-7.10%). For exports, Azerbaijan led with an increase of 495.09M GBP (110.07%), followed by Singapore with 174.13M GBP (29.60%) and India with 136.22M GBP (28.46%). Conversely, exports to China fell by 1.01B GBP (-48.67%), Germany by 577.04M GBP (-19.37%), and Hong Kong by 427.16M GBP (-29.76%).

Year-on-year, imports from Switzerland increased by 9.27B GBP (10.70%), with Canada and Hong Kong following with increases of 2.25B GBP (1.58%) and 1.77B GBP (3.10%) respectively. On the downside, Uzbekistan saw a drastic drop of 686.39M GBP (-99.91%), Norway by 559.75M GBP (-22.12%), and Kazakhstan by 267.43M GBP (-74.73%). For exports, Azerbaijan again led with an increase of 443.42M GBP (88.42%), followed by Hong Kong with 315.36M GBP (45.50%) and Singapore with 253.69M GBP (49.87%). However, exports to Switzerland fell by 3.54B GBP (-89.25%), China by 3.07B GBP (-74.73%), and the United States by 2.06B GBP (-33.33%).

The analysis of Spain's international trade for the year 2025 shows a mixed performance. Month-on-month, total exports decreased by 2.08B EUR (-6.43%) and imports fell by 3.12B EUR (-8.05%). Year-on-year, total imports increased by 3.68B EUR (11.54%) while exports rose by 2.67B EUR (9.68%). The highest increases in imports were from Brazil and the Rest of the World, while the largest decreases were from Germany and China. Exports saw significant growth from Australia and the Rest of the World, but declines from Germany and Italy.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Brazil saw the highest increase with a trade value of 740.46M EUR, reflecting a significant rise of 256.75M EUR (53.08%). Saudi Arabia followed with an increase of 119.09M EUR (63.19%), while South Africa experienced a rise of 117.99M EUR (217.56%). On the lower end, Germany's imports decreased by 720.6M EUR (-16.61%), China saw a drop of 310.7M EUR (-7.15%), and the Netherlands had a decline of 247.49M EUR (-13.44%). For exports, Australia led with an increase of 72.18M EUR (33.67%), followed by China with 60.27M EUR (10.14%), and France with 56.26M EUR (1.30%). Conversely, Germany's exports fell by 588.71M EUR (-17.09%), Italy's by 353.35M EUR (-13.19%), and Belgium's by 247.68M EUR (-24.24%). Overall, total exports decreased by 2.08B EUR (-6.43%) while imports fell by 3.12B EUR (-8.05%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from the Rest of the World increased significantly by 1.37B EUR (291.05%), with France following at 610.47M EUR (22.56%) and China at 535.46M EUR (15.31%). On the downside, imports from Mexico decreased by 309.51M EUR (-46.14%), Nigeria by 186.51M EUR (-28.85%), and Indonesia by 84.41M EUR (-31.67%). For exports, the Rest of the World also saw a substantial increase of 1.56B EUR (219.59%), with France at 586.77M EUR (15.41%) and Portugal at 250.28M EUR (10.02%). However, exports to Panama dropped by 210.01M EUR (-79.86%), Kazakhstan by 198.05M EUR (-89.90%), and Switzerland by 182.67M EUR (-33.34%). Overall, total imports increased by 3.68B EUR (11.54%) while exports rose by 2.67B EUR (9.68%).

Overall, the analysis indicates that Australia's trade flows have shown a mixed performance. Month on month, exports have increased significantly by 4.32 billion AUD (11.37%), while imports have seen a smaller increase of 641 million AUD (1.84%). Year on year, imports have grown by 2.22 billion AUD (6.68%), whereas exports have decreased by 1.19 billion AUD (-2.74%). The total trade changes reflect a stronger import sector compared to exports, which may require attention to enhance export performance.

In the month-on-month analysis, exports saw a significant increase with a trade value of 42.28 billion AUD, reflecting a value change of 4.32 billion AUD, which corresponds to a percentage change of approximately 11.37%. This indicates a robust growth in export activities. On the other hand, imports totaled 35.53 billion AUD, with a modest increase of 641 million AUD, translating to a percentage change of about 1.84%. The highest value change in exports was 4.32 billion AUD, while the lowest was the 641 million AUD increase in imports. The top three highest values for exports were 42.28 billion AUD, followed by the previous month's value, and the lowest was the imports' increase of 641 million AUD. The overall trade flow shows a positive trend in exports compared to imports, indicating a strengthening of Australia's trade position.

In the year-on-year analysis, imports totaled 35.53 billion AUD, with a value change of 2.22 billion AUD, which is a percentage increase of approximately 6.68%. This indicates a steady growth in imports over the year. Conversely, exports experienced a decline, totaling 42.28 billion AUD, with a value change of -1.19 billion AUD, resulting in a percentage decrease of about 2.74%. The highest value change was the 2.22 billion AUD increase in imports, while the lowest was the decline in exports of -1.19 billion AUD. The top three highest values for imports were 35.53 billion AUD, followed by the previous year's value, and the lowest was the exports' decrease of -1.19 billion AUD. This year-on-year analysis highlights a contrasting trend where imports are growing while exports are declining, suggesting potential challenges in the export sector.

Overall, Australia's total trade value for the month was 87.37B AUD, with exports at 47.39B AUD (an increase of 4.36B AUD or 10.1%) and imports at 39.98B AUD (a slight increase of 15M AUD or 0.0004%). Year-on-year, total trade reached 87.37B AUD, with imports at 39.98B AUD (an increase of 3.11B AUD or 8.4%) and exports at 47.39B AUD (an increase of 1.38B AUD or 3.0%).

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Thailand saw the highest increase with a trade value of 2.17B AUD, reflecting a significant rise of 646M AUD (42.5%). Chinese Taipei and Germany followed with increases of 175M AUD (30.5%) and 140M AUD (10.3%) respectively. On the lower end, imports from the United States decreased by 695M AUD (-15.5%), while China and Canada saw declines of 484M AUD (-4.1%) and 347M AUD (-52.4%) respectively. For exports, China led with a substantial increase of 2.65B AUD (18.0%), followed by Channel Islands with 327M AUD (14.2%) and Japan with 305M AUD (6.2%). Conversely, Hong Kong experienced a drop of 506M AUD (-24.6%), Singapore by 277M AUD (-19.9%), and Germany by 152M AUD (-35.0%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from China increased significantly by 2.32B AUD (25.6%), with Thailand and Vietnam also showing strong growth of 486M AUD (28.9%) and 327M AUD (36.3%) respectively. On the downside, imports from the United States fell by 830M AUD (-17.9%), India by 366M AUD (-27.5%), and Japan by 249M AUD (-10.7%). For exports, Channel Islands had the highest growth of 2.07B AUD (364.1%), followed by Hong Kong with 874M AUD (129.9%) and China with 872M AUD (5.3%). However, Japan saw a decline of 1.31B AUD (-20.1%), India by 989M AUD (-36.7%), and the United States by 547M AUD (-20.0%).

Overall, Singapore's trade values showed a mixed performance. Total exports reached 77.48B SGD, with a significant month-on-month increase of 11.04B SGD (16.62%) and a year-on-year increase of 18.09B SGD (30.46%). Imports totaled 63.33B SGD, experiencing a slight month-on-month decrease of 698M SGD (-1.09%) but a year-on-year increase of 9.04B SGD (16.65%). The trade balance indicates a robust export performance compared to imports, highlighting a strong trade surplus.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from 'Other Asia, nes' saw the highest increase with a trade value of 12.83B SGD, reflecting a significant value change of 924M SGD (7.76%). Australia followed with 1.37B SGD, increasing by 761M SGD (124.55%). Thailand also showed a notable increase with 2.29B SGD, up by 516M SGD (29.05%). On the lower end, imports from Cambodia dropped to 54M SGD, down by 466M SGD (-89.62%). Hong Kong's imports decreased to 882M SGD, down by 441M SGD (-33.33%). Japan's imports fell to 2.88B SGD, down by 417M SGD (-12.63%). For exports, 'Other Asia, nes' led with 11.23B SGD, increasing by 5.12B SGD (83.70%). Thailand's exports reached 6.17B SGD, up by 3.45B SGD (126.46%). Mexico's exports were 2.36B SGD, increasing by 2.03B SGD (616.72%). Conversely, exports to the United Kingdom fell to 933M SGD, down by 1.25B SGD (-57.20%). The United States saw a decrease to 5.86B SGD, down by 696M SGD (-10.62%). Exports to Malaysia dropped to 6.07B SGD, down by 572M SGD (-8.61%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from 'Other Asia, nes' increased to 12.83B SGD, with a value change of 2.56B SGD (24.99%). The United States also saw a rise to 6.57B SGD, up by 1.34B SGD (25.76%). Thailand's imports reached 2.29B SGD, increasing by 1.15B SGD (101.23%). On the downside, imports from Malaysia fell to 5.99B SGD, down by 455M SGD (-7.06%). Brazil's imports decreased to 662M SGD, down by 208M SGD (-23.91%). Ireland's imports dropped to 132M SGD, down by 195M SGD (-59.63%). For exports, 'Other Asia, nes' again led with 11.23B SGD, increasing by 6.45B SGD (134.95%). Thailand's exports reached 6.17B SGD, up by 4.11B SGD (200.00%). Mexico's exports were 2.36B SGD, increasing by 2.15B SGD (1033.65%). On the lower end, exports to Malaysia fell to 6.07B SGD, down by 669M SGD (-9.93%). Indonesia's exports decreased to 4.06B SGD, down by 475M SGD (-10.46%). Switzerland's exports dropped to 244M SGD, down by 265M SGD (-52.06%).

Overall, Singapore's trade values in 202601 showed a robust increase in exports, totaling 61.51B SGD with a month-on-month increase of 9.48B SGD (18.23%) and a year-on-year increase of 15.69B SGD (34.26%). Imports totaled 47.1B SGD, with a slight month-on-month decrease of 7.01M SGD (-0.01%) but a year-on-year increase of 4.26B SGD (9.94%). The trade balance indicates a strong export performance compared to imports, highlighting a positive trade flow for Singapore.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports saw a significant increase in the trade value of Petroleum & Products & Related Materials, which rose by 1.36B SGD (20.02%). Office Machines & Automatic Data-Processing Machines also increased by 228.62M SGD (3.62%). Organic Chemicals experienced a notable rise of 208.94M SGD (30.28%). On the other hand, the imports of Electrical Machinery Apparatus & Appliances Nes & Electrical Parts Thereof decreased by 650.04M SGD (-3.58%), while Miscellaneous Manufactured Articles Nes and Professional Scientific & Controlling Instruments & Apparatus Nes saw declines of 299.24M SGD (-12.38%) and 244.28M SGD (-15.73%) respectively. For exports, Office Machines & Automatic Data-Processing Machines led with a remarkable increase of 6.22B SGD (88.24%). Electrical Machinery Apparatus & Appliances Nes & Electrical Parts Thereof followed with a rise of 3.45B SGD (16.93%). Organic Chemicals also increased by 517.24M SGD (70.41%). Conversely, Professional Scientific & Controlling Instruments & Apparatus Nes saw a decline of 532.16M SGD (-20.99%), Miscellaneous Manufactured Articles Nes decreased by 286.34M SGD (-11.04%), and Petroleum & Products & Related Materials fell by 196.05M SGD (-3.34%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports of Electrical Machinery Apparatus & Appliances Nes & Electrical Parts Thereof increased by 2.09B SGD (13.56%), while Office Machines & Automatic Data-Processing Machines rose by 1.18B SGD (22.10%). Telecommunications & Sound-Recording & Reproducing Apparatus & Equipment also saw a significant increase of 661.01M SGD (27.67%). On the downside, imports of Petroleum & Products & Related Materials decreased by 998.37M SGD (-10.90%), Gas fell by 226.3M SGD (-36.41%), and Medicinal & Pharmaceutical Products dropped by 168.7M SGD (-22.62%). For exports, Office Machines & Automatic Data-Processing Machines experienced a substantial increase of 8.13B SGD (158.15%). Electrical Machinery Apparatus & Appliances Nes & Electrical Parts Thereof rose by 6.03B SGD (33.90%). Telecommunications & Sound-Recording & Reproducing Apparatus & Equipment also increased by 1.52B SGD (64.93%). However, exports of Petroleum & Products & Related Materials decreased by 952.25M SGD (-14.44%), Medicinal & Pharmaceutical Products fell by 198.62M SGD (-17.77%), and Plastics In Primary Forms dropped by 177.28M SGD (-16.52%).

Overall, Turkey's trade values showed a robust increase both month-on-month and year-on-year. Total imports rose to 33.76B USD with a 14.49% increase from the previous month and an 11.02% increase from the previous year. Exports also saw a significant rise to 24.17B USD, marking a 17.30% month-on-month increase and a 13.88% year-on-year increase. The trade balance indicates a growing trade deficit, as imports outpaced exports significantly.

In the month-on-month analysis, Turkey's total imports reached 33.76B USD, reflecting a significant increase of 4.27B USD, which is a 14.49% rise. The top five countries contributing to this increase were Rest of the World (747.88M USD, 40.49%), France (566.43M USD, 65.34%), and Germany (448.28M USD, 18.96%). Conversely, the bottom five countries included Switzerland (-589.83M USD, -29.31%), Australia (-55.14M USD, -82.96%), and South Africa (-48.44M USD, -27.16%). For exports, the total value was 24.17B USD, with a rise of 3.56B USD, equating to a 17.30% increase. The leading contributors were Rest of the World (646.32M USD, 55.38%), Pakistan (317.73M USD, 9.99%), and Saudi Arabia (270.31M USD, 105.67%). The bottom performers were Germany (-161.3M USD, -9.43%), Italy (-137.42M USD, -12.43%), and Denmark (-86.23M USD, -46.82%).

In the year-on-year analysis, Turkey's imports totaled 33.76B USD, with a growth of 3.35B USD, representing a 11.02% increase. The top five countries were China (637.54M USD, 16.92%), United States (614.64M USD, 48.34%), and France (432.8M USD, 43.26%). The bottom five included Russia (-885.92M USD, -20.24%), Bolivia (-227.96M USD, -97.40%), and Italy (-183.35M USD, -11.53%). For exports, the total was 24.17B USD, with an increase of 2.95B USD, or 13.88%. The top contributors were Rest of the World (446.65M USD, 211.35%), Pakistan (276.17M USD, 376.60%), and France (262.07M USD, 27.97%). The bottom performers were Italy (-152.52M USD, -13.57%), Nigeria (-96.03M USD, -65.79%), and Azerbaijan (-85.44M USD, -23.71%).

Overall, Turkey's total trade value for the month reached 57.93B USD, with imports totaling 33.76B USD (an increase of 4.27B USD or 14.49%) and exports at 24.17B USD (an increase of 3.56B USD or 17.29%). Year-on-year, total trade value was 57.93B USD, with imports at 33.76B USD (an increase of 3.35B USD or 11.02%) and exports at 24.17B USD (an increase of 2.95B USD or 13.88%).

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Istanbul saw a significant increase of 1.72B USD, representing a 10.67% rise. Gizli Veri also showed a strong performance with a 960.02M USD increase (34.94%). Ankara's imports rose by 446.37M USD (18.21%). On the lower end, Çorum's imports decreased by 100.61M USD (-39.54%), while Manisa and Kastamonu saw declines of 36.21M USD (-8.34%) and 20.99M USD (-57.49%) respectively. For exports, Ankara led with a 1.42B USD increase (92.03%), followed by Istanbul with a 1.37B USD rise (14.43%). İzmir and Gaziantep also performed well with increases of 114.18M USD (10.18%) and 108.17M USD (12.83%). Conversely, Sakarya's exports fell by 123.02M USD (-19.08%), with Çorum and Balıkesir also experiencing declines of 23M USD (-8.80%) and 22.83M USD (-18.59%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Istanbul increased by 1.02B USD (6.08%), while Ankara's imports surged by 929.26M USD (47.21%). Bursa also showed strong growth with a 736.6M USD increase (91.48%). On the downside, Gizli Veri's imports fell by 202.08M USD (-5.17%), and Hatay and Çorum saw declines of 93.26M USD (-13.13%) and 66.52M USD (-30.19%) respectively. For exports, Ankara's exports rose by 1.37B USD (86.42%), while Istanbul's exports increased by 298.12M USD (2.82%). Bursa also performed well with a 293.03M USD increase (32.32%). However, Trabzon's exports dropped by 72.58M USD (-47.37%), Zonguldak fell by 18.66M USD (-36.73%), and Mardin saw a decrease of 17.9M USD (-18.69%).

Overall, the total trade value for imports in Ireland reached 13.13B EUR, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 1.14B EUR (0.10% increase) and a year-on-year increase of 1.47B EUR (0.13% increase). Exports totaled 15.99B EUR, showing a month-on-month decrease of 1.15B EUR (-0.07% decrease) but a year-on-year increase of 494.8M EUR (0.03% increase). The trade balance indicates a complex scenario where imports are rising while exports are experiencing fluctuations, particularly with significant drops in certain key markets.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from France saw the highest increase with a trade value of 1.67B EUR, reflecting a value change of 654.61M EUR (0.64% increase). Unclassified imports followed with 1.24B EUR, increasing by 280.07M EUR (0.29% increase). Italy's imports also rose significantly to 470.67M EUR, with a value change of 235.97M EUR (1.01% increase). On the lower end, Germany's imports decreased to 925.02M EUR, down by 308.59M EUR (-0.25% decrease). Mexico's imports fell to 111.23M EUR, a drop of 95.46M EUR (-0.46% decrease). The United Kingdom's imports also saw a slight decrease to 1.79B EUR, down by 94.48M EUR (-0.05% decrease). For exports, the United Kingdom led with 1.98B EUR, increasing by 228.48M EUR (0.13% increase). Brazil's exports surged to 100.6M EUR, up by 81.8M EUR (4.35% increase). Malaysia's exports reached 364.39M EUR, with a value change of 75.79M EUR (0.26% increase). Conversely, exports to the United States dropped significantly to 3.33B EUR, down by 600.29M EUR (-0.15% decrease). Unclassified exports fell to 598.86M EUR, a decrease of 251.77M EUR (-0.30% decrease). Italy's exports also decreased to 388.23M EUR, down by 228.01M EUR (-0.37% decrease).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Other Asia, nes saw the most significant increase, reaching 775.01M EUR, with a value change of 621.94M EUR (4.06% increase). France's imports also rose to 1.67B EUR, up by 547.33M EUR (0.49% increase). Unclassified imports increased to 1.24B EUR, with a value change of 254.28M EUR (0.26% increase). On the downside, Germany's imports fell to 925.02M EUR, down by 355.06M EUR (-0.28% decrease). Spain's imports decreased to 201.38M EUR, a drop of 146.71M EUR (-0.42% decrease). Canada's imports also fell to 169.3M EUR, down by 122.82M EUR (-0.42% decrease). For exports, Belgium led with 1.95B EUR, increasing by 1.33B EUR (2.15% increase). The United Kingdom's exports rose to 1.98B EUR, up by 550.39M EUR (0.39% increase). The Netherlands also saw an increase to 2.14B EUR, with a value change of 423.98M EUR (0.25% increase). In contrast, exports to the United States dropped to 3.33B EUR, down by 1.87B EUR (-0.36% decrease). France's exports decreased to 423.7M EUR, down by 350.64M EUR (-0.45% decrease). Canada's exports also fell to 221.3M EUR, down by 302.86M EUR (-0.58% decrease).

Overall, the total trade value for Norway in the analyzed period was 231.61B NOK, with exports amounting to 154.4B NOK and imports totaling 77.21B NOK. Month-on-month, total exports increased by 15.73B NOK (11.34%), while imports decreased by 17.01B NOK (-18.05%). Year-on-year, total exports decreased by 23.12B NOK (-13.03%), while imports saw a decline of 5.5B NOK (-6.64%).

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Ireland saw a significant increase of 1.23B NOK, representing a 144.83% rise, making it the highest increase among imports. The Netherlands followed with an increase of 649.7M NOK (19.24%), while Saudi Arabia had a notable rise of 435.88M NOK (34.40%). On the other hand, imports from Germany decreased by 4.96B NOK (-42.21%), which was the largest drop, followed by China with a decrease of 4.08B NOK (-29.12%) and the United States with a decline of 1.36B NOK (-25.21%). For exports, Germany led with an increase of 5.41B NOK (24.61%), followed by the United Kingdom with 3.14B NOK (13.07%) and Sweden with 2.96B NOK (35.95%). Conversely, Italy experienced the largest drop in exports with a decrease of 873.24M NOK (-28.71%), followed by Romania with a decline of 758.95M NOK (-79.40%) and Finland with a decrease of 736.74M NOK (-14.14%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Ireland increased by 1.54B NOK (286.49%), marking the highest growth among imports. Saudi Arabia also saw a significant increase of 390.57M NOK (673.66%), while the Netherlands had a rise of 352.7M NOK (9.60%). On the downside, imports from the United States decreased by 1.32B NOK (-24.59%), followed by Germany with a decline of 1.13B NOK (-14.26%) and Canada with a drop of 1.01B NOK (-47.99%). For exports, Poland had the highest increase with 3.38B NOK (53.99%), followed by Nigeria with 1.5B NOK (2703.35%) and Sweden with an increase of 1.44B NOK (14.78%). In contrast, exports to the United Kingdom saw a significant decrease of 11.94B NOK (-30.56%), followed by Germany with a drop of 6.85B NOK (-20.00%) and the United States with a decline of 3.6B NOK (-48.86%).

Overall, the total trade value for South Africa in the month of 202512 showed a decline in both imports and exports. Imports totaled 140.87B ZAR, down by 9.29B ZAR (-6.19%), while exports amounted to 155.69B ZAR, decreasing by 23.19B ZAR (-12.96%). This indicates a significant contraction in trade activity, particularly in exports, which may reflect broader economic challenges or shifts in global demand.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Oman saw the highest increase with a trade value of 6.21B ZAR, reflecting a significant rise of 2.94B ZAR (90.11%). The United Arab Emirates followed with a trade value of 5.66B ZAR, increasing by 1.82B ZAR (47.37%). Bahrain also showed a notable increase with 2.29B ZAR, up by 859.78M ZAR (60.00%). On the other hand, the largest declines were observed in imports from the United States, which dropped to 7.36B ZAR, down by 3.35B ZAR (-31.28%). China’s imports decreased to 36.49B ZAR, down by 2.06B ZAR (-5.35%). Brazil also saw a decline, with imports falling to 2.32B ZAR, down by 1.92B ZAR (-45.32%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from the United Arab Emirates increased significantly to 5.66B ZAR, up by 3.44B ZAR (154.78%). China also saw a rise in imports to 36.49B ZAR, increasing by 2.91B ZAR (8.66%). Oman’s imports rose to 6.21B ZAR, up by 1.29B ZAR (26.12%). Conversely, the largest declines were in imports from Nigeria, which fell to 1.56B ZAR, down by 4.65B ZAR (-74.84%). Saudi Arabia's imports decreased to 2.68B ZAR, down by 3.67B ZAR (-57.81%). Angola also experienced a drop, with imports at 254.19M ZAR, down by 2.51B ZAR (-90.79%).

Overall, Denmark's total trade value for the month showed a slight increase in exports by 1.01B DKK (1.19%) to 85.83B DKK, while imports decreased by 2.52B DKK (-3.18%) to 76.63B DKK. Year-on-year, exports increased by 5.46B DKK (6.79%) while imports decreased by 3.09B DKK (-3.87%). This indicates a robust export performance, particularly in pharmaceuticals, despite the challenges posed by potential tariffs.

In the month-on-month analysis, Denmark's imports from the United States saw a significant increase of 859.48M DKK, representing a 34.8% rise. Norway followed closely with an increase of 841.54M DKK (23.05%). Turkey also showed strong growth with a 510.86M DKK increase (51.44%). On the downside, imports from South Korea dropped sharply by 2.56B DKK (-82.04%), while the Rest of the World and Netherlands also saw declines of 1.47B DKK (-55.51%) and 937.56M DKK (-12.87%) respectively. For exports, the Rest of the World led with a 2.14B DKK increase (12.05%), followed by the United States with 668.17M DKK (15.33%) and Italy with 633.3M DKK (36.03%). However, exports to Poland decreased by 531.95M DKK (-12.98%), Finland by 494.57M DKK (-27.45%), and Sweden by 469.03M DKK (-6.62%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from France increased by 933.38M DKK (42.24%), while Norway and Turkey also saw increases of 830.96M DKK (22.70%) and 746.56M DKK (98.58%) respectively. Conversely, imports from the United States fell by 3B DKK (-47.43%), South Korea by 1.5B DKK (-72.82%), and the Rest of the World by 782.67M DKK (-39.86%). On the export side, the Rest of the World experienced a substantial increase of 3.74B DKK (23.21%), with Italy and Poland also showing growth of 897.11M DKK (60.06%) and 537.37M DKK (17.75%). However, exports to Japan decreased by 778.29M DKK (-53.92%), Australia by 328.89M DKK (-34.27%), and Belgium by 306.94M DKK (-19.49%).

Overall, Slovakia's trade values have shown significant fluctuations in both month-on-month and year-on-year analyses. The total trade for exports decreased by 8.34B EUR (approximately -78.13%) to 2.33B EUR, while imports decreased by 8.56B EUR (approximately -83.73%) to 1.66B EUR. This indicates a substantial contraction in trade activity, likely influenced by geopolitical factors and economic conditions in the region.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from the United Kingdom saw the highest increase with a trade value of 113.02M EUR, reflecting a significant growth of 51.62M EUR (approximately 84.08%). Vietnam followed with a trade value of 244.29M EUR, increasing by 46.78M EUR (23.68%). Thailand also showed a positive trend with a trade value of 42.45M EUR, up by 9.93M EUR (30.53%). On the other hand, the lowest values were recorded for imports from Czechia, Germany, and Poland, all showing a drastic decline with values of 0 EUR and decreases of -1.89B EUR, -1.84B EUR, and -865.71M EUR respectively, indicating a complete halt in trade with these countries. For exports, the United States led with a trade value of 401.56M EUR, increasing by 113.52M EUR (39.41%). Ukraine followed with 200.38M EUR, up by 30.88M EUR (18.21%). Canada also showed a strong performance with a trade value of 58.86M EUR, increasing by 29.7M EUR (51.83%). Conversely, the lowest exports were to Germany, Czechia, and Hungary, all with 0 EUR and declines of -2.37B EUR, -1.35B EUR, and -891.71M EUR respectively.

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Vietnam showed the most significant growth with a trade value of 244.29M EUR, increasing by 113.82M EUR (87.23%). China followed with a trade value of 394.37M EUR, up by 41.55M EUR (11.75%). Ukraine also saw a positive change with a trade value of 80.27M EUR, increasing by 26.97M EUR (50.57%). On the downside, the lowest values were for imports from Germany, Czechia, and Poland, all at 0 EUR with declines of -1.82B EUR, -1.75B EUR, and -873.4M EUR respectively. For exports, the United Kingdom had the highest trade value of 504.93M EUR, increasing by 74.27M EUR (17.25%). Turkey followed with 147.39M EUR, up by 46.11M EUR (45.93%). Morocco also showed a positive trend with a trade value of 57.1M EUR, increasing by 32.64M EUR (132.64%). The lowest exports were to Germany, Czechia, and Hungary, all at 0 EUR with declines of -2B EUR, -1.28B EUR, and -795.16M EUR respectively.

Overall, the total trade value for Chile in the analyzed period was 17.24B USD, with exports amounting to 10.18B USD (up by 1.79B USD, 21.29%) and imports totaling 7.06B USD (down by 86.23M USD, -1.21%). This indicates a strong export performance compared to imports, reflecting a positive trade balance. The significant increase in exports, particularly to China, highlights the ongoing demand for Chilean products in international markets, while the decline in imports from certain countries suggests potential shifts in sourcing strategies or economic conditions affecting trade flows.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from China saw the highest increase with a trade value of 484.96M, reflecting a significant rise of 99.14M (25.70%). Germany followed with 307.48M, increasing by 70.62M (29.82%). The United States had a trade value of 2.45B, with a modest increase of 65.12M (2.75%). On the lower end, imports from Brazil decreased to 559.89M, down by 130.38M (-18.83%). Argentina also saw a decline to 280.91M, down by 103.62M (-26.92%). Hong Kong's imports fell to 89.8M, down by 84.42M (-48.84%). For exports, China led with a substantial increase to 4.24B, up by 1.3B (44.09%). The United States followed with 1.45B, increasing by 240.66M (19.87%). Switzerland had a notable rise to 255.65M, up by 122.84M (92.49%). On the downside, exports to India decreased to 583.32M, down by 61.35M (-9.52%). Brazil's exports fell to 358.68M, down by 59.75M (-14.33%). Exports to Heard Island and McDonald Islands dropped to 183.68M, down by 45.22M (-19.74%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from the United States increased significantly to 2.45B, up by 628.64M (34.60%). Panama also saw a rise to 127.55M, increasing by 86.81M (2.13 times). Germany's imports reached 307.48M, up by 58.78M (23.56%). Conversely, imports from Switzerland fell to 728.88M, down by 376.79M (-34.08%). Singapore's imports decreased to 39.4M, down by 208.37M (-84.00%). Spain's imports dropped to 171.85M, down by 109.84M (-38.89%). For exports, China led with a trade value of 4.24B, up by 482.6M (12.83%). India saw a significant increase to 583.32M, up by 339.43M (1.39 times). Switzerland's exports reached 255.65M, increasing by 149.57M (1.41 times). On the downside, exports to the Philippines fell to 7.33M, down by 48.25M (-86.80%). Peru's exports decreased to 167.6M, down by 46.42M (-21.69%). Brazil's exports dropped to 358.68M, down by 26.36M (-6.83%).

In summary, Qatar's trade dynamics for the analyzed period show a robust month-on-month increase in both imports and exports, with total exports rising by 2.41B QAR (9.83%) and imports increasing by 805.33M QAR (6.69%). Year-on-year, however, the picture is mixed, with total imports showing a slight increase of 80.01M QAR (0.63%) while total exports decreased significantly by 4.28B QAR (-13.73%). This indicates a potential shift in trade patterns, possibly influenced by global market conditions and bilateral trade agreements.

In the month-on-month analysis, Qatar's imports from China saw the highest increase with a trade value of 2.4B QAR, reflecting a significant rise of 421.66M QAR (21.32%). Germany and Italy followed closely with increases of 339.47M QAR (61.12%) and 334.88M QAR (54.19%) respectively. On the lower end, imports from Indonesia dropped sharply by 408.06M QAR (-83.89%), while the United States and South Korea also experienced declines of 166.09M QAR (-8.81%) and 146.93M QAR (-47.86%). For exports, India led with a remarkable increase of 846.16M QAR (28.94%), followed by China with 816.31M QAR (18.49%) and Japan with 815.95M QAR (77.72%). Conversely, exports to Burma and Brunei saw significant declines, with both recording a drop of 1.23B QAR and 241.72M QAR respectively, indicating a complete halt in trade with Burma. Overall, total exports increased by 2.41B QAR (9.83%) while imports rose by 805.33M QAR (6.69%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from China again topped the list with a trade value of 2.4B QAR, marking an increase of 426.24M QAR (21.60%). Germany and Italy also showed strong growth with increases of 364.24M QAR (68.64%) and 294.75M QAR (45.73%) respectively. On the downside, imports from Indonesia fell drastically by 874.41M QAR (-91.78%), with the United States and Kuwait also experiencing declines of 299.15M QAR (-14.82%) and 127.98M QAR (-54.84%). For exports, Bangladesh saw the highest growth with an increase of 382.15M QAR (70.68%), followed by Chinese Taipei with 340.59M QAR (32.13%) and Indonesia with 226.8M QAR (153.84%). However, exports to South Korea and China faced significant declines of 2.02B QAR (-49.44%) and 1.28B QAR (-19.63%) respectively. Overall, total imports increased by 80.01M QAR (0.63%) while total exports decreased by 4.28B QAR (-13.73%).

Overall, the total trade for Portugal in the month of analysis showed imports at 7.03B EUR, down by 201.86M EUR (-2.79% decrease), while exports totaled 5.05B EUR, down by 672.89M EUR (-11.75% decrease). Year-on-year, imports totaled 7.03B EUR, down by 228.74M EUR (-3.15% decrease), while exports increased slightly to 5.05B EUR, up by 93.44M EUR (1.88% increase). This indicates a challenging month for both imports and exports, with significant declines in total trade values.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from the Harbor region saw the highest increase with a trade value of 307.02M EUR, reflecting a significant value change of 73.16M EUR (31.29% increase). Seixal followed with a trade value of 99.01M EUR, increasing by 56.76M EUR (134.31% increase). Braga also showed a notable increase with a trade value of 156.49M EUR, up by 41.82M EUR (36.47% increase). On the other hand, the lowest decreases were observed in Oeiras with a trade value of 738.87M EUR, down by 100.65M EUR (-11.99% decrease), Palmela at 240.53M EUR, down by 84.33M EUR (-25.96% decrease), and Ílhavo with a trade value of 32.41M EUR, down by 48.96M EUR (-60.17% decrease). For exports, Caldas da Rainha led with a trade value of 61.21M EUR, increasing by 35.32M EUR (136.44% increase), followed by Sines at 36.99M EUR, up by 26.5M EUR (252.76% increase), and Gondomar with a trade value of 63.4M EUR, increasing by 19.33M EUR (43.86% increase). The lowest decreases in exports were seen in Palmela with a trade value of 321.57M EUR, down by 178.48M EUR (-35.69% decrease), Vila Nova de Famalicão at 152.83M EUR, down by 64.18M EUR (-29.90% decrease), and Sintra with a trade value of 167.73M EUR, down by 29.21M EUR (-14.83% decrease).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Seixal showed the highest increase with a trade value of 99.01M EUR, reflecting a value change of 53.44M EUR (117.27% increase). Harbor followed with a trade value of 307.02M EUR, increasing by 39.75M EUR (14.87% increase). Azambuja also showed a notable increase with a trade value of 103.22M EUR, up by 29.32M EUR (39.68% increase). Conversely, the largest decreases were observed in Lisbon with a trade value of 1.53B EUR, down by 426.03M EUR (-21.74% decrease), Oeiras at 738.87M EUR, down by 72.66M EUR (-8.95% decrease), and Palmela with a trade value of 240.53M EUR, down by 24.06M EUR (-9.09% decrease). For exports, Caldas da Rainha led with a trade value of 61.21M EUR, increasing by 43.17M EUR (239.22% increase), followed by Loures at 134.99M EUR, up by 37.8M EUR (38.89% increase), and Palmela with a trade value of 321.57M EUR, increasing by 34.33M EUR (11.95% increase). The lowest decreases in exports were seen in Lisbon with a trade value of 495.74M EUR, down by 102.04M EUR (-17.07% decrease), Setúbal at 150.9M EUR, down by 29.9M EUR (-16.54% decrease), and Beja with a trade value of 31.1M EUR, down by 24.61M EUR (-44.18% decrease).

Overall, Peru's total trade value for the month increased significantly, with exports totaling 9.82B USD, up by 1.72B USD (21.18%), and imports at 5.64B USD, increasing by 603.41M USD (11.99%). Year-on-year, total exports reached 9.82B USD, up by 2.66B USD (37.09%), while imports were at 5.64B USD, increasing by 626.77M USD (12.51%). This indicates a robust growth in trade, particularly in exports, which may be influenced by recent discussions on trade ties with Indonesia.

In the month-on-month analysis, Peru's imports from China saw the highest increase with a trade value of 1.82B USD, reflecting a significant rise of 248.96M USD (15.85%). Argentina followed with 317.74M USD, increasing by 111.67M USD (54.19%). Brazil's imports reached 333.4M USD, up by 64.28M USD (23.89%). On the lower end, imports from Canada dropped to 51.28M USD, down by 82.44M USD (-61.65%). Trinidad and Tobago's imports fell to 25.75M USD, a decrease of 25.96M USD (-50.20%). Indonesia's imports also decreased to 52.74M USD, down by 13.95M USD (-20.93%). For exports, China led with 3.62B USD, an increase of 1.11B USD (44.27%). The United States followed with 1.39B USD, up by 196.71M USD (16.57%). Italy's exports reached 156.05M USD, increasing by 114.71M USD (274.65%). On the downside, Spain's exports fell to 243.57M USD, down by 88.78M USD (-26.71%). Bulgaria reported no exports, a decrease of 46.63M USD (-100%). The Netherlands saw a drop to 248.06M USD, down by 44.65M USD (-15.31%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from China totaled 1.82B USD, an increase of 227.36M USD (14.28%). Argentina's imports reached 317.74M USD, up by 106.92M USD (50.72%). Colombia's imports were 218.94M USD, increasing by 67.13M USD (44.22%). Conversely, imports from Canada fell to 51.28M USD, down by 81.8M USD (-61.64%). Thailand's imports decreased to 45.45M USD, down by 16.51M USD (-26.51%). Australia's imports were at 8.22M USD, a drop of 12.18M USD (-59.09%). For exports, China again led with 3.62B USD, a significant increase of 1.4B USD (63.10%). India followed with 858.99M USD, up by 360.54M USD (72.33%). Canada’s exports reached 582.23M USD, increasing by 251.3M USD (76.41%). On the lower end, Japan's exports fell to 265.17M USD, down by 128.79M USD (-32.62%). Hong Kong's exports dropped to 17.55M USD, down by 62.36M USD (-78.04%). South Korea's exports were at 223.25M USD, a decrease of 51.73M USD (-18.87%).

Overall, Argentina's trade saw a decrease in imports and an increase in exports month-on-month, with total imports at 5.07B USD and total exports at 10.98B USD. Year-on-year, imports decreased while exports significantly increased, indicating a positive trend in export growth despite challenges in import values.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Switzerland saw a significant increase of 37.88M USD, representing a 75.55% increase, while imports from Brazil decreased by 193.72M USD, a drop of 17.03%. Exports to Unknown increased by 224.22M USD, a 9.60% rise, while exports to Brazil decreased by 367.51M USD, a 31.87% drop. The overall trade value for imports decreased by 485.61M USD (8.74%), while exports decreased by 397.5M USD (3.49%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Unclassified increased by 48.44M USD, a 71.52% rise, while imports from Brazil decreased by 326.84M USD, a 25.72% drop. Exports to Unknown increased by 724M USD, a 39.42% rise, while exports to Chile decreased by 360.23M USD, a 53.24% drop. The total trade value for imports decreased by 682.46M USD (11.86%), while exports increased by 2.42B USD (28.23%).