Global trade deficits vary widely, with the United States standing out at $1.1 trillion, more than four times larger than India’s $245.5 billion deficit. The USA’s trade deficit alone exceeds the combined deficits of the remaining nine countries, underscoring its high import consumption. The UK follows closely behind India with a $233.1 billion deficit, highlighting a reliance on imports. Japan, Spain, Greece, and Romania maintain deficits below $50 billion in a list dominated by European economies.
Gold bullion dominates exports, contributing ¢163.0B (55.3%) of total exports.
Petroleum oils follow distantly at ¢52.6B (17.8%).
Cocoa (beans, paste, butter) remains a vital sector, collectively worth ¢24.7B (8.4%).
Manganese, cashew, tuna, iron/steel, and shea oil are niche contributors, each under 2% of exports.