Net exports statistics for 2015 Percentages changes in trade balances since 2011
Largest Trade Surpluses
Richest European Surplus/Deficit (by richest ranking)
5. Germany: $274.9 billion (up 23.9%)
6. Russia: $161.1 billion (down -23.6%)
9. United Kingdom: -$163.3 billion (down -18.5%)
10. France: -$78.4 billion (down -38.7%)
12. Italy: $49.8 billion (down -239.9%)
15. Spain: -$27.1 billion (down -58%)
17. Turkey: -$63.4 billion (down -40.2%)
24. Poland: $4.8 billion (down -122.6%)
28. Netherlands: $52.9 billion (up 40.1%)
37. Belgium: $26.7 billion (up 178%)
39. Switzerland: $38.8 billion (up 45.9%)
Richest Asian Surplus/Deficit
1. China: $600.2 billion (up 287.2%) 3. India: -$126.4 billion (down -21.5%) 4. Japan: -$1.1 billion (down -96.7%) 8. Indonesia: $7.6 billion (down -70.9%) 13. South Korea: $90.4 billion (up 193.3%) 20. Thailand: $8.9 billion (up 2498.8%) 22. Taiwan: $51.5 billion (up 99.3%) 25. Pakistan: -$21.9 billion (up 20.1%) 27. Malaysia: $24 billion (down -39%) 29. Philippines: -$11.5 billion (down -26.5%) 33. Bangladesh: -$3.9 billion (down -77%)
Richest North American Surplus/Deficit
2. United States: -$803 billion (up 2.7%)
11. Mexico: -$14.5 billion (up 855.2%)
16. Canada: -$11.7 billion (up 7,700%)
Richest Oceania Surplus/Deficit
19. Australia: -$9.6 billion (down -128.8%)
68. New Zealand: -$2.2 billion (down -242.4%)
Richest Middle Eastern Surplus/Deficit
14. Saudi Arabia: $37.7 billion (down -83.8%) 18. Iran: -$5.5 billion (down -108.9%) 32. UAE: -$68.6 billion (down -180.6%) 36. Iraq: $21.6 billion (down -50.6%) 55. Israel: $2 billion (down -134.8%)
Richest South American Surplus/Deficit
7. Brazil: $19.7 billion (down -33.9%)
26. Argentina: -$3.0 billion (down -131.2%)
31. Colombia: -$18.4 billion (down -906.0%)
41. Venezuela: $9.3 billion (down -78.1%)
44. Chile: $322.5 million (down -95.2%)
47. Peru: -$4.9 billion (down -157.2%)
65. Ecuador: -$3.1 billion (up 57.3%)
92. Bolivia: -$773.8 million (down -164.0%)
95. Uruguay: -$1.3 billion (down -55.2%)
102. Paraguay: -$1.9 billion (down -58.1%)
Richest African Surplus/Deficit
21. Nigeria: $11 billion (down -82.1%) 23. Egypt: -$44.2 billion (up 44.1%) 30. South Africa: -$10 billion (down -289.8%) 34. Algeria: -$10.1 billion (down -138.7%) 57. Morocco: -$15.4 billion (down -32.1%) 64. Angola: $18.8 billion (down -60.9%) 69. Ethiopia: -$20.8 billion (up 230.9%) 74. Kenya: -$13.4 billion (up 45.6%) 75. Tanzania: -$8.9 billion (up 37.3%) 79. Tunisia: -$6.1 billion (up 0.7%) 80. Ghana: -$2.5 billion (down -145.9%) 85. Libya: -$661.6 million (down -105.7%)