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International merchandise trade Commerce international2009 2009 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 G/ Data Pays ou ZoneQ3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Feb-févr Mar-mars Apr-apr May-mai June-juin July-juil SGroupements supplémentaires de29 191 28 603 26 786 27 653 ... ... ... ... ... ... IMP39 768 28 814 32 260 37 635 ... ... ... ... ... ... EXP10 576 211 5 474 9 982 ... ... ... ... ... ... BAL1 353 311 1 455 799 1 452 772 1 622 686 ... ... ... ... ... ... IMP1 309 845 1 453 279 1 419 587 1 592 157 ... ... ... ... ... ... EXP-43 466 -2 519 -33 186 -30 529 ... ... ... ... ... ... BAL158 302 173 801 172 400 190 008 ... ... ... ... ... ... IMP180 064 200 245 199 129 216 528 ... ... ... ... ... ... EXP21 762 26 444 26 729 26 519 ... ... ... ... ... ... BAL9 585 10 424 10 471 11 429 ... ... ... ... ... ... IMP5 270 5 136 6 305 6 320 ... ... ... ... ... ... EXP-4 315 -5 288 -4 167 -5 109 ... ... ... ... ... ... BAL5 658 6 134 5 068 5 105 ... ... ... ... ... ... IMP4 499 3 431 3 199 2 697 ... ... ... ... ... ... EXP-1 160 -2 703 -1 870 -2 408 ... ... ... ... ... ... BAL27 458 30 265 24 758 26 518 ... ... ... ... ... ... IMP24 571 24 705 17 634 20 582 ... ... ... ... ... ... EXP-2 887 -5 560 -7 124 -5 936 ... ... ... ... ... ... BAL18 552 20 397 12 154 13 130 ... ... ... ... ... ... IMP21 465 14 077 12 610 13 464 ... ... ... ... ... ... EXP2 913 -6 320 456 335 ... ... ... ... ... ... BAL3 710 3 670 3 557 4 286 ... ... ... ... ... ... IMP6 763 6 232 3 513 4 225 ... ... ... ... ... ... EXP3 053 2 562 -43 -61 ... ... ... ... ... ... BAL154 847 164 586 162 653 182 615 ... ... ... ... ... ... IMP171 942 170 764 172 330 203 889 ... ... ... ... ... ... EXP17 095 6 179 9 677 21 275 ... ... ... ... ... ... BAL36 875 38 442 30 949 30 879 ... ... ... ... ... ... IMP31 897 34 346 30 336 30 622 ... ... ... ... ... ... EXP-4 977 -4 095 -612 -257 ... ... ... ... ... ... BAL49 889 53 800 55 258 63 301 ... ... ... ... ... ... IMP58 267 57 879 54 826 72 063 ... ... ... ... ... ... EXP8 378 4 079 -432 8 762 ... ... ... ... ... ... BAL527 934 563 808 554 298 621 872 ... ... ... ... ... ... IMP367 022 407 904 414 012 443 249 ... ... ... ... ... ... EXP-160 912 -155 904 -140 286 -178 623 ... ... ... ... ... ... BAL1 974 903 2 149 785 2 080 426 2 186 761 ... ... ... ... ... ... IMP1 838 327 2 027 689 1 955 911 2 033 387 ... ... ... ... ... ... EXP-136 576 -122 096 -124 514 -153 374 ... ... ... ... ... ... BAL133 655 135 996 103 401 114 925 ... ... ... ... ... ... IMP215 792 211 516 143 534 159 063 ... ... ... ... ... ... EXP82 137 75 521 40 133 44 138 ... ... ... ... ... ... BAL1 127 020 1 233 532 1 170 144 1 186 354 ... ... ... ... ... ... IMP1 121 142 1 228 147 1 151 140 1 162 959 ... ... ... ... ... ... EXP-5 878 -5 385 -19 004 -23 395 ... ... ... ... ... ... BAL425 971 460 027 459 216 471 989 141 077 169 245 157 243 152 983 161 763 165 992 IMP391 340 439 407 406 864 426 510 131 754 158 668 142 364 134 294 149 852 158 098 EXP-34 631 -20 620 -52 352 -45 479 -9 323 -10 577 -14 880 -18 688 -11 911 -7 894 BAL1 106 790 1 211 490 1 151 103 1 164 944 ... ... ... ... ... ... IMP1 105 908 1 211 626 1 135 926 1 146 387 ... ... ... ... ... ... EXP-882 136 -15 178 -18 557 ... ... ... ... ... ... BALANCOMCEAPANASEMCACCARICOMCOMESACEDEACEMACALAIPMA 2MERCOSURALENAOCDEOPEP 24UE27Extra-UE27 25UE25October 2010 – octobre 2010 197
International merchandise trade Commerce international34Total imports and exports by regions and countries or areasImports CIF, exports FOB and balance: million U.S. dollars [continued]Importations et exportations totales par régions et pays ou zonesImportations CIF, exportations FOB et balance : en millions de dollars É.-U. [suite]Country or Area Type of G/ 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2008 2008 2009 2009Data S Annual totals - totaux annuelsQ3 Q4 Q1 Q2Extra-EU25 25IMP 1 456 866 1 702 321 1 967 370 ... ... 612 465 ... ... ...EXP 1 330 464 1 489 696 1 742 459 ... ... 517 314 ... ... ...BAL -126 402 -212 625 -224 911 ... ... -95 151 ... ... ...Memorandum ItemsWorld excluding intra-EU27 tradeWorld excluding intra-EU27 trade aspercent of WorldIMP 7 465 408 8 584 083 9 840 179 11 617 651 8 856 160 ... ... ... ...EXP 7 123 626 8 282 594 9 524 349 11 266 778 8 681 122 ... ... ... ...BAL -341 783 -301 489 -315 830 -350 873 -175 038 ... ... ... ...IMP 75 75 74 76 76 ... ... ... ...EXP 73 73 73 75 75 ... ... ... ...Source:United Nations Statistics Division, country responses to the Monthly Bulletin of Statistics questionnaire, International Monetary Fund; national publicationsNote:System: G = general trade; S = special trade.Bold print = United Nations estimate.1 In November 2008, extrapolated figures for re-exports of Japan were replaced with actual data for the years 1999-2007 which lead to an increase of exports andimports on world level by 17 billion in 2004, 35 billion in 2005, 62 billion in 2006 and 103 billion in 2007.2 In February 2008, the regional total for South-eastern Asia and the World total have been revised upwards very significantly for 2006 and the first three quartersof 2007 due to a correction of estimated data (re-exports) used in the calculation of these totals.3 In April 2006, regional totals have been revised downwards due to the additional identification of re-exports, in particular for Singapore and Italy.4 In May 2010, the previous estimates of exports for 2009 of some major oil exporting countries have been revised downwards significantly using, inter alia,available mirror statistics, resulting in a major correction of the world and some regional totals. In April 2010, the previous estimates for the fourth quarter of 2009were replaced with actual data and updated estimates which resulted in a major correction in the world and regional totals.5 Developed Economies of America, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific region.6 This classification is intended for statistical convenience and does not, necessarily, express a judgement about the stage reached by a particular country in thedevelopment process.7 Data exclude re-exports.8 Imports FOB.9 Including the trade of the U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico but excluding shipments of merchandise between the United States and its other possessions(Guam and American Samoa). Data include imports and exports of non-monetary gold.10 Beginning 2006, data for Serbia and Montenegro is reported separately.11 Prior to 2008, special trade.12 Imports exclude petroleum imported without stated value. Exports cover domestic exports.13 Exports include gold.14 Trade statistics exclude certain oil and chemical products.15 Export and import values exclude trade in the processing zone.16 Trade data include maquiladoras and exclude goods from customs-bonded warehouses. Total exports include revaluation and exports of silver.17 Exports include re-exports and petroleum products.18 Excluding military goods, fissionable materials, bunkers, ships, and aircraft.19 Year ending 20 March of the year stated.20 Data include oil and gas.The value of oil exports and total exports are rough estimates based on information published in various petroleum industry journals.21 Imports and exports net of returned goods. The figures also exclude Judea and Samaria and the Gaza area.22 Year ending 30 September of the years stated.23 Data refer to total exports less petroleum exports of Asia Middle East countries where petroleum, in this case, is the sum of SITC groups 333, 334 and 335.24 The figures for the grouping OPEC always reflect the membership of OPEC of the latest year published.25 Excluding intra-EU trade.October 2010 – octobre 2010 198
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