The chart illustrates the earnings from five export categories of a country in 2015 and 2016. The table highlights the percentage change in export values for each category comparing 2015 and 2016.
In general, the bar chart presents that petroleum products were the highest earnings in both 2015 and 2016 while textiles were lowest gains. In the table, other categories increased in percentage except from gems and jewellery which went down in 2016.
The bar graph showed a downward change, as it mentioned the data from highest to lowest earnings. Petroleum earned the most which was 60 billion in 2015 and 63 billion in 2016. The second most earnings, engineered goods was approximately 57 billion in 2015 and over 60 billion in 2016. Gems and jewelary made 43 billion and over 40 billion respectively. Products of agriculture earned over 30 billion in both years and textile was about 25 billion and just over 30 billion.
In the table, gems and jewellery declined to 5.18 percent in values compared to 2015. The other products made higher values and textiles was the largest one which jumped to 15.24 percent. Engineered goods were 8.5 percent increase and petroleum products rose to 3 percent. And agricultural products improved only 0.81 percent in 2016.