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World’s Top Exports Report Card for Products and Countries

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Worldwide export sales totaled US$25.6 trillion in 2025.

That global export metric results from a 15.6% increase since 2021 when overall exported goods were worth $22.16 trillion.

From 2024 to 2025, exports from all countries gained to an average 7% annual increase from $23.93 trillion.

In this analysis, we look at the latest statistics surrounding the world’s top exported products to identify the products that most heavily galvanized international sales as well as looking at the most successful export countries.

In 2025, the top 5 most valuable globally exported goods are electronic integrated circuits, cars, crude oil, unwrought gold and processed petroleum oils. Combined, those 5 leading exports accounted for one fifth (20%) of the global value of products sold on international markets.

Note that the product categories are at the four-digit Harmonized Tariff System (HTS) code level in tariff manuals. This level of more detailed granularity helps analysts to better spot microeconomic trends and opportunities around the globe.

Below are the 20 export products that attracted the highest dollar value in sales during 2025. Since 2019, electronic integrated circuits and microassemblies have overtaken cars and crude oil for the number one position in terms of overall exports by value.

Integrated circuits/microassemblies: US$1.27 trillion (up 20.9% from 2024)
Cars: $972.4 billion (up 1.1%)
Crude oil: $957.6 billion (down -8.1%)
Gold (unwrought): $949.6 billion (up 48.6%)
Processed petroleum oils: $808.7 billion (down -9.8%)
Computers, optical readers: $774.8 billion (up 47.6%)
Phone devices including smartphones: $714.3 billion (up 18.2%)
Medication mixes in dosage: $532.3 billion (up 11.8%)
Automobile parts/accessories: $450.5 billion (down -0.4%)
Petroleum gases: $433.5 billion (down -0.3%)
Blood fractions (including antisera): $379.6 billion (up 4.4%)
Computer parts, accessories: $273.7 billion (up 68.1%)
Turbo-jets: $227.9 billion (up 11%)
Insulated wire/cable: $200.5 billion (up 16%)
Electro-medical equipment (e.g. xrays): $192.1 billion (up 7.1%)
Trucks: $188.9 billion (up 0.04%)
Electrical converters/power units: $176.2 billion (up 10.9%)
Electric storage batteries: $158 billion (up 6.6%)
Machinery for making semi-conductors: $151 billion (up 10%)
Iron ores, concentrates: $144.4 billion (down -6.2%)

The listed top 20 export products generated 40.2% of overall global export sales during 2025.

Drilling down into the world’s top 20 exported goods using the annual period from 2024 to 2025, the fastest-growing products over that longer period were: computer parts or accessories (up 68.1%), unwrought gold (up 48.6%), computers including optical readers (up 47.6%), electronic integrated circuits and microassemblies (up 20.9%), phone devices including smartphones (up 18.2%) then insulated wire or cable (up 16%).

Five among the 20 major export products declined in value by double-digit percentages from 2024 to 2025. The severest declines were for globally exported refined petroleum oils via a -9.8% reduction, crude oil (down -8.1%), iron ores or concentrates (down -6.2%), automobile parts or accessories (down -0.4%) and petroleum gases (down -0.3%).

The 200 biggest exported products showcased in the automated database below account for 78.7% of the value for all commodities sold on international markets during 2025.

RankProductExports Sales2024-5

1	Integrated circuits/microassemblies	$1,270,382,400,000	+20.9%
2	Cars	$972,374,828,000	+1.1%
3	Crude oil	$957,567,854,000	-8.1%
4	Gold (unwrought)	$949,619,605,000	+48.6%
5	Processed petroleum oils	$808,724,011,000	-9.8%
6	Computers, optical readers	$774,781,274,000	+47.6%
7	Phone devices including smartphones	$714,298,716,000	+18.2%
8	Medication mixes in dosage	$532,312,125,000	+11.8%
9	Automobile parts/accessories	$450,468,679,000	-0.4%
10	Petroleum gases	$433,458,212,000	-0.3%
11	Blood fractions (including antisera)	$379,612,758,000	+4.4%
12	Computer parts, accessories	$273,684,566,000	+68.1%
13	Turbo-jets	$227,949,011,000	+11%
14	Insulated wire/cable	$200,478,890,000	+16%
15	Electro-medical equipment (e.g. xrays)	$192,072,423,000	+7.1%
16	Trucks	$188,893,111,000	+0.04%
17	Electrical converters/power units	$176,193,343,000	+10.9%
18	Electric storage batteries	$158,039,371,000	+6.6%
19	Machinery for making semi-conductors	$150,954,677,000	+10%
20	Iron ores, concentrates	$144,390,454,000	-6.2%
21	Jewelry	$143,392,342,000	+1.4%
22	Solar power diodes/semi-conductors	$141,997,543,000	-1.2%
23	Lower-voltage switches, fuses	$138,156,543,000	+12.1%
24	Coal, solid fuels made from coal	$125,346,552,000	-21.6%
25	Taps, valves, similar appliances	$120,964,487,000	+5.1%
26	Copper ores, concentrates	$120,141,484,000	+17.6%
27	Flat panel displays	$119,458,979,000	+10.2%
28	Cruise/cargo ships, barges	$113,759,703,000	+17.4%
29	Miscellaneous furniture	$112,301,430,000	+2.3%
30	Refined copper, unwrought alloys	$111,504,409,000	+15.2%
31	Electrical/optical circuit boards, panels	$108,984,380,000	+12.2%
32	Miscellaneous machinery	$108,405,799,000	+3.9%
33	Aircraft, spacecraft	$106,985,478,000	+0.6%
34	Miscellaneous plastic items	$106,163,199,000	+2.7%
35	Rubber tires (new)	$102,680,965,000	+2.5%
36	Air or vacuum pumps	$102,657,541,000	+4.5%
37	Centrifuges, filters and purifiers	$98,341,323,000	+2.4%
38	Seats (excluding barber/dentist chairs)	$94,269,675,000	+2.5%
39	Aircraft or spacecraft parts	$92,913,840,000	+6.7%
40	Heterocyclics, nucleic acids	$92,186,511,000	-3.1%
41	TV receivers/monitors/projectors	$90,537,141,000	-2.6%
42	Hormones, miscellaneous steroids	$89,939,780,000	+129.2%
43	Orthopedic appliances	$87,256,519,000	+7%
44	Cases, handbags, wallets	$85,694,390,000	-2.8%
45	Unrecorded sound media	$85,155,584,000	+19%
46	Ethylene polymers	$82,742,829,000	-2.8%
47	Liquid pumps and elevators	$81,985,855,000	+4.2%
48	Printing machinery	$79,122,146,000	-2.5%
49	Women's clothing (not knit or crochet)	$78,446,322,000	+2.5%
50	Aluminum (unwrought)	$78,392,725,000	+9.2%
51	Miscellaneous iron and steel structures	$77,602,545,000	+4.6%
52	Beauty/makeup/skin care preparations	$77,053,793,000	+1.9%
53	Piston engine parts	$77,051,886,000	+3.2%
54	Electric motors, generators	$76,852,092,000	+7.8%
55	Soya beans	$74,531,389,000	-6.4%
56	Transmission shafts, gears, clutches	$74,067,892,000	+5.4%
57	Plastic packing goods, lids, caps	$72,585,357,000	+1.7%
58	Coffee	$71,852,462,000	+39%
59	Miscellaneous iron or steel items	$71,805,655,000	+2.1%
60	Jerseys, pullovers (knit or crochet)	$71,271,246,000	+9.5%
61	Electric water heaters, hair dryers	$70,854,503,000	+2.2%
62	Other food preparations	$70,507,817,000	+7.8%
63	Air conditioners	$70,302,878,000	+4.4%
64	Machinery parts	$70,185,613,000	+0.7%
65	Tractors	$69,921,276,000	-5%
66	Plastic plates, sheets, film, tape, strips	$69,535,111,000	+1.1%
67	Other measuring/testing machines	$69,080,606,000	+8.2%
68	Electrical machinery	$68,327,299,000	+7%
69	Electrical energy	$68,110,075,000	+9%
70	Diamonds (unmounted/unset)	$66,326,661,000	-22.1%
71	Refrigerators, freezers	$65,975,058,000	+6.7%
72	Polyacetal/ether/carbonates	$63,835,557,000	-3.6%
73	Bread, biscuits, cakes, pastries	$63,481,783,000	+7.3%
74	Models, puzzles, miscellaneous toys	$63,240,350,000	-0.7%
75	Printed circuits	$63,015,279,000	+17.9%
76	Heavy machinery (bulldozers, excavators, road rollers)	$62,936,977,000	+6.2%
77	Footwear (leather)	$62,872,261,000	+4.7%
78	TV/radio/radar device parts	$62,490,036,000	+15.8%
79	Lamps, lighting, illuminated signs	$62,450,340,000	-5.8%
80	Physical/chemical analysis tools	$59,110,768,000	+4.9%
81	T-shirts, vests (knit or crochet)	$59,014,346,000	+4.5%
82	Hot-rolled iron or non-alloy steel products	$58,281,351,000	-13.7%
83	Temperature-change machines	$58,146,542,000	+9.5%
84	Platinum (unwrought)	$56,787,853,000	+30.8%
85	Flat-rolled iron or non-alloy steel products (plated/coated)	$56,633,343,000	-5.6%
86	Silver (unwrought)	$56,467,602,000	+64.1%
87	Piston engines	$56,459,124,000	+5.3%
88	Microphones/headphones/amps	$56,427,006,000	+11%
89	Men's suits, trousers (not knit or crochet)	$55,386,496,000	+5%
90	Footwear (textile)	$54,189,798,000	+17.5%
91	Chemical industry products/residuals	$53,845,955,000	+1.5%
92	Chocolate, other cocoa preparations	$53,391,431,000	+20.3%
93	TV receiver/transmit/digital cameras	$52,416,169,000	+7.3%
94	Miscellaneous animal feed preparations	$51,706,169,000	+7.8%
95	Cheese, curd	$50,866,254,000	+12%
96	Iron and steel screws, bolts, nuts, washers	$50,081,694,000	+2.5%
97	Footwear (rubber or plastic)	$49,216,115,000	+4.7%
98	Wheat	$48,987,780,000	-8.8%
99	Palm oil	$48,721,870,000	+16.9%
100	Corn	$48,559,058,000	+7.1%
101	Motorcycles	$47,963,174,000	+12.8%
102	Engines (diesel)	$47,874,433,000	+3.1%
103	Other diagnostic/lab reagents	$46,849,162,000	+1.9%
104	Electric circuit parts, fuses, switches	$46,330,032,000	+8.6%
105	Frozen beef	$45,871,616,000	+23.9%
106	Packaged insecticides/fungicides/herbicides	$45,615,913,000	+6.3%
107	Propylene/olefin polymers	$45,325,028,000	-0.9%
108	Aluminum plates, sheets, strips	$43,595,505,000	+5.8%
109	Other organic cleaning preparations	$43,497,047,000	+5.1%
110	Table games, bowling equipment	$43,128,615,000	+32.3%
111	Women's clothing (knit or crochet)	$41,908,499,000	+4.1%
112	Copper waste, scrap	$41,387,905,000	+22.9%
113	Dishwashing, clean/dry/fill machines	$41,248,063,000	+7.8%
114	Base metal mountings, fittings	$41,165,123,000	-1.4%
115	Alcohol (including spirits, liqueurs)	$40,958,039,000	-1.9%
116	Lifting/loading machinery	$40,700,015,000	+5.2%
117	Iron ferroalloys	$40,495,050,000	-2.4%
118	Fresh or chilled beef	$40,384,271,000	+20.1%
119	Oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers	$40,235,201,000	+11.3%
120	Poultry meat	$39,215,422,000	+9%
121	Iron or steel scrap	$39,215,147,000	-5.2%
122	Sports equipment	$38,928,234,000	+8.4%
123	Sawn wood	$38,827,109,000	+2.9%
124	Fertilizer mixes	$38,550,065,000	+19.7%
125	Nitrogenous fertilizers	$38,533,432,000	+28.4%
126	Wine	$38,150,482,000	-1.7%
127	Electrical lighting/signaling equpment, defrosters	$37,949,749,000	+0.1%
128	Electrical capacitators	$37,483,483,000	+9.4%
129	Regulate/control instruments	$37,298,402,000	+5%
130	Swine meat	$37,009,185,000	+0.6%
131	Plastic tubes, pipes, fittings	$36,002,317,000	+3.2%
132	Crustaceans (including lobsters)	$35,925,470,000	+9.6%
133	Trailers	$35,276,211,000	+1.2%
134	Scents used for beverage or industrial manufacturing	$34,635,300,000	-1.3%
135	Perfumes, toilet waters	$34,558,717,000	+2.2%
136	Chemical woodpulp (non-dissolving)	$34,491,473,000	-4.4%
137	Pneumatic hand tool	$34,051,780,000	+2.7%
138	Vulcanized rubber items	$33,983,967,000	+3%
139	Flat-rolled other alloy steel products	$33,971,356,000	-0.7%
140	Plastic plates, sheets, film, tape, strips	$33,939,815,000	+2.6%
141	Optical fiber cables, sheets, plates	$33,884,175,000	+6.6%
142	Cyclic hydrocarbons	$33,761,645,000	-15.8%
143	Rice	$33,665,100,000	-17.3%
144	Non-alcoholic drinks (not water/juice/milk)	$32,929,815,000	+5.3%
145	Ball, roller bearings	$32,904,903,000	-0.3%
146	Acyclic alcohols	$32,416,374,000	-0.7%
147	Miscellaneous fruits (fresh)	$32,380,643,000	+10.2%
148	Wrist/pocket watches (no precious metal case)	$32,228,615,000	+3.5%
149	Sugar (cane or beet)	$32,227,049,000	-18.7%
150	Paper containers, cellulose wadding	$32,200,015,000	+2.6%
151	Copper wire	$32,127,016,000	+7.5%
152	Fish fillets, pieces	$31,607,935,000	+6.4%
153	Miscellaneous heterocyclics	$31,599,419,000	+3.4%
154	Coal tar oils (high temperature distillation)	$31,581,775,000	-17.5%
155	Flat-rolled stainless steel items	$31,510,682,000	-5.1%
156	Fork-lift trucks	$31,225,656,000	-5.4%
157	Synthetic yarn woven fabrics	$30,852,417,000	-2.9%
158	Precious metal waste, scrap	$30,838,622,000	+20.4%
159	Miscellaneous engines, motors	$30,778,257,000	+11.3%
160	Rubber/plastic article making machines	$30,192,978,000	+1.4%
161	Electric generating sets, converters	$29,843,440,000	+12.6%
162	Liquid/gas checking instruments	$29,478,494,000	+3.8%
163	Whole fish (frozen)	$29,125,997,000	+13.5%
164	Harvest/threshing machinery	$28,800,677,000	+5.6%
165	Self-adhesive plastic in rolls	$28,755,542,000	+1.1%
166	Flour/meal/starch/malt extract food preparations	$28,699,037,000	+6.2%
167	Light vessels, fire boats, floating docks	$28,670,462,000	+35.7%
168	Cocoa beans	$28,620,101,000	+53.9%
169	Synthetic rubber	$28,464,799,000	+2.6%
170	Motorcycle parts/accessories	$28,448,892,000	+7.6%
171	Soya-bean oil-cake, other solid residues	$28,197,146,000	-3.9%
172	Aluminum waste, scrap	$27,944,130,000	+21%
173	X-ray equipment	$27,704,235,000	+1.8%
174	Iron or non-alloy steel products (semi-finished)	$27,650,206,000	+2.1%
175	Spray/dispersing mechanical appliances	$27,632,664,000	+6%
176	Whole fish (fresh)	$27,449,169,000	+2.8%
177	Electric motor parts	$27,127,019,000	+7.2%
178	Other precious metal items	$26,857,562,000	+435.8%
179	Public-transport vehicles	$26,801,869,000	+24.7%
180	Radar, radio communication items	$26,231,664,000	+8.4%
181	Cigars/cigarellos, cigarettes	$25,999,245,000	-16.1%
182	Miscellaneous aluminum items	$25,750,553,000	+5.4%
183	Plastic tableware, kitchenware, toiletry	$25,482,838,000	-5.7%
184	Acyclic hydrocarbons	$25,272,551,000	-3.2%
185	Miscellaneous nuts	$24,919,112,000	+15.4%
186	Iron or steel tubes, pipes	$24,889,217,000	-6.8%
187	Coated paper	$24,863,780,000	-3.1%
188	Biodiesel	$24,744,176,000	+2.2%
189	Miscellaneous iron or steel tubes, pipes	$24,516,988,000	-4.3%
190	Initiators/accelerators, catalytic preps	$24,195,746,000	+2%
191	Interchangeable hand/machine tools	$23,822,271,000	+2.2%
192	Miscellaneous meat (preserved/prepared)	$23,624,059,000	+6.9%
193	Linens	$23,616,571,000	-0.4%
194	Yachts, other pleasure/sports vessels	$23,243,504,000	+3.9%
195	Concentrated/sweetened milk, cream	$23,199,672,000	+4.4%
196	Petroleum oil residues	$23,024,651,000	+7.9%
197	Aluminum oxide/hydroxide	$22,969,217,000	+7.1%
198	Miscellaneous preserved fruits	$22,889,289,000	+8.2%
199	Women's coats, jackets (not knit or crochet)	$22,680,612,000	+9.5%
200	Hand-drawn paintings, drawings	$22,417,203,000	+5.3%

Focusing on the top 200 most valuable export products, 6 fast-growing commodities posted the most significant gains in value from 2024 to 2025. These increasingly valuable commodities were miscellaneous items made with precious metals (up 435.8% from 2024), hormones and miscellaneous steroids (up 129.2%), computer parts or accessories (up 68.1%), unwrought silver (up 64.1%), cocoa beans (up 53.9%), unwrought gold (up 48.6%), computers including optical readers (up 47.6%), then coffee (up 39%).

You can change the presentation order in the automated table by clicking the triangle icon at the top of any of the columns in the above table. An entry of 0% in the right-most column means 2024 data was unavailable.

Below are the 20 countries that earned the highest total dollar amounts in export sales for 2025. Shown within parenthesis is the percentage by which each country’s exports increased or declined compared to 2024 metrics.

mainland China: US$3.776 trillion (up 5.6% from 2024)
United States: $2.178 trillion (up 5.5%)
Germany: $1.765 trillion (up 5.2%)
Netherlands: $784.8 billion (up 12.2%)
Hong Kong: $754.7 billion (up 17.8%)
Japan: $738.7 billion (up 4.3%)
Italy: $726.8 billion (up 11.4%)
South Korea: $708.9 billion (up 3.7%)
France: $667.8 billion (up 6.5%)
Mexico: $665.9 billion (up 7.5%)
Vietnam: $642.9 billion (up 59.4%)
Taiwan: $639 billion (up 34.6%)
Belgium: $567.7 billion (up 3.3%)
Singapore: $565.9 billion (up 12.1%)
United Kingdom: $557.9 billion (up 6.4%)
Canada: $557.1 billion (down -2.1%)
Switzerland: $555.9 billion (up 24.4%)
Spain: $449.5 billion (up 11.3%)
India: $446.6 billion (up 1.8%)
Poland: $413.9 billion (up 8.1%)

By value, the above 20 countries shipped well over two-thirds (70.8%) of total exported products during 2025.

Among the world’s 20 biggest traders on international markets, the fastest-growing exporters from 2024 to 2025 were Vietnam (up 59.4%), Taiwan (up 34.6%), Switzerland (up 24.4%), Hong Kong (up 17.8%) then the Netherlands (up 12.2%).

The sole annual decline among the top 20 belonged to Canada (down -2.1% from 2024).

The automated database below presents export data for all countries, territories and islands in 2025, ranked in descending order by dollar value.

RankCountryExport Sales (US$)2024-5

1	mainland China	$3,776,380,766,000	+5.6%
2	United States	$2,178,488,600,000	+5.5%
3	Germany	$1,764,958,434,000	+5.2%
4	Netherlands	$784,822,309,000	+12.2%
5	Hong Kong	$754,689,753,000	+17.8%
6	Japan	$738,663,832,000	+4.3%
7	Italy	$726,752,340,000	+11.4%
8	South Korea	$708,919,275,000	+3.7%
9	France	$667,825,481,000	+6.5%
10	Mexico	$665,934,159,000	+7.5%
11	Vietnam	$642,906,947,000	+59.4%
12	Taiwan	$638,980,654,000	+34.6%
13	Belgium	$567,738,215,000	+3.3%
14	Singapore	$565,855,877,000	+12.1%
15	United Kingdom	$557,877,936,000	+6.4%
16	Canada	$557,097,803,000	-2.1%
17	Switzerland	$555,924,465,000	+24.4%
18	Spain	$449,503,282,000	+11.3%
20	India	$446,551,641,000	+1.8%
19	Poland	$413,853,357,000	+8.1%
21	Malaysia	$375,334,219,000	+13.7%
22	Russia	$359,670,846,000	-12.2%
23	United Arab Emirates	$350,634,387,000	-20.2%
24	Brazil	$348,676,492,000	+3.5%
25	Australia	$343,599,891,000	-0.7%
26	Thailand	$337,893,149,000	+12.9%
27	Saudi Arabia	$310,626,324,000	+1.7%
28	Ireland	$292,709,594,000	+21.4%
29	Indonesia	$282,908,944,000	+6.9%
30	Czech Republic	$282,032,942,000	+8.8%
31	Türkiye	$273,361,210,000	+4.4%
32	Austria	$222,516,187,000	+3.9%
33	Sweden	$207,047,294,000	+5.8%
34	Norway	$171,044,606,000	+1.8%
35	Hungary	$163,704,116,000	+5.9%
36	Denmark	$153,400,694,000	+14.7%
37	Slovakia	$125,621,943,000	+8.5%
38	South Africa	$116,693,066,000	+5.7%
39	Chile	$111,363,542,000	+7.8%
40	Romania	$109,066,366,000	+8.7%
41	Iraq	$98,185,186,000	-15.3%
42	Slovenia	$96,999,621,000	+22.9%
43	Portugal	$92,863,155,000	+12.3%
44	Peru	$90,081,760,000	+20.6%
45	Argentina	$87,076,965,000	+9.2%
46	Finland	$87,048,581,000	+15.2%
47	Philippines	$83,756,219,000	+14.8%
48	Qatar	$82,465,846,000	-13.2%
49	Kazakhstan	$79,041,226,000	-3.2%
50	Oman	$64,011,922,000	-1.8%
51	Bangladesh	$61,808,103,000	+8.4%
52	Kuwait	$58,891,825,000	-22.5%
53	Israel	$58,765,853,000	-2.5%
54	Greece	$54,943,987,000	+1.5%
55	Nigeria	$52,717,142,000	-2%
56	Egypt	$51,391,290,000	+14.6%
57	Morocco	$50,312,811,000	+9.6%
58	Colombia	$50,172,751,000	+1.3%
59	Bulgaria	$47,062,980,000	-1.7%
60	New Zealand	$46,580,868,000	+9.8%
61	Algeria	$44,422,750,000	-14.3%
62	Ukraine	$42,328,852,000	+4.7%
63	Lithuania	$41,612,905,000	+4.5%
64	Democratic Republic Congo	$40,415,672,000	+8.1%
65	Ecuador	$37,151,992,000	+7.9%
66	Serbia	$36,123,189,000	+9.4%
67	Cambodia	$31,281,323,000	+17.3%
68	Angola	$30,839,606,000	-21.4%
69	Pakistan	$30,674,138,000	-5.5%
70	Libya	$30,130,927,000	-7.3%
71	Ivory Coast	$28,598,325,000	+39.5%
72	Croatia	$28,236,627,000	+8.3%
73	Azerbaijan	$25,042,007,000	-5.7%
74	Guyana	$24,404,025,000	+8.9%
75	Uzbekistan	$23,646,947,000	+19.8%
76	Costa Rica	$22,638,416,000	+13.9%
77	Ghana	$22,317,464,000	+8.5%
78	Latvia	$22,123,585,000	+12.1%
79	Myanmar	$21,844,205,000	+46.4%
80	Tunisia	$21,820,171,000	+9.5%
81	Estonia	$21,480,464,000	+8.6%
82	Luxembourg	$16,677,943,000	+6.7%
83	Papua New Guinea	$15,823,762,000	+15%
84	Mongolia	$15,697,446,000	-0.4%
85	Guatemala	$15,586,064,000	+6.8%
86	Guinea	$14,973,746,000	-29%
87	Dominican Republic	$14,644,220,000	+13.3%
88	Laos	$14,397,338,000	+14.5%
89	Bahrain	$14,122,600,000	-29.1%
90	Sri Lanka	$14,030,503,000	+16.7%
91	Zambia	$13,328,687,000	+18.2%
92	Honduras	$13,235,369,000	+89.9%
93	Panama	$12,337,674,000	-6.4%
94	Paraguay	$12,303,373,000	+1.7%
95	Uruguay	$11,290,648,000	+10.2%
96	Burkina Faso	$11,070,059,000	+96.1%
97	Turkmenistan	$11,006,303,000	-18%
98	Brunei Darussalam	$10,477,524,000	-6.9%
99	Jordan	$10,264,201,000	-22.7%
100	Mozambique	$10,101,311,000	+23%
101	Iran	$9,910,806,000	-29.7%
102	Bosnia/Herzegovina	$9,806,370,000	+10.3%
103	Zimbabwe	$9,706,268,000	+30.2%
104	Bolivia	$9,701,248,000	+7.1%
105	North Macedonia	$9,654,549,000	+14.6%
106	Tanzania	$9,072,424,000	+4.3%
107	Nicaragua	$8,722,179,000	+16%
108	Venezuela	$8,298,570,000	-41.1%
109	Congo	$7,978,530,000	+8.4%
110	Trinidad/Tobago	$7,820,359,000	-8.8%
111	Senegal	$7,274,535,000	+15.3%
112	Iceland	$7,202,832,000	+3.6%
113	Gabon	$7,199,753,000	-11.9%
114	Cameroon	$6,765,852,000	+26.1%
115	Namibia	$6,540,185,000	+0.2%
116	El Salvador	$6,428,510,000	+1.9%
117	Kenya	$6,397,427,000	-22.5%
118	Cyprus	$6,213,284,000	+12.2%
119	Ethiopia	$5,239,603,000	+17%
120	Belarus	$4,875,024,000	-28.9%
121	Uganda	$4,714,957,000	-41.4%
122	Mauritania	$4,499,253,000	+8.4%
123	Bahamas	$4,160,758,000	+340.6%
124	Malta	$3,803,484,000	+0.6%
125	Moldova	$3,782,695,000	+6.4%

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Research Sources:
Central Intelligence Agency, The World Factbook Field Listing: Exports – Commodities. Accessed on September 14, 2026

International Trade Centre, Trade Map. Accessed on September 14, 2026

Investopedia, Net Exports Definition. Accessed on September 14, 2026

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