Band 5+: The bar graph illustrates the value of one country's exports in various categories during 2015 and 2016. The table depicts the variation in the proportion of each category of exports in both years.

The bar graph compares the exports value of a country in five categories including petroleum products, engineered goods, gems and jewellery, agricultural products, and textiles between 2015 and 2016. Overall, in both years petroleum products were the highest export category whereas textiles category was the least exported one.

In detail, although textile industry was the lowest contributor in both years, it experienced the highest improvement, with an estimated significant rose of 15.25% from 35 billion to 40 billion dollar of export value. Followed by Engineered goods that substantially grew it export revenue by 8.5% from 60 billion to 65 billion dollar.

However, even if petroleum products category was the dominant industry, it just experienced a slight 3% increased from 65 billion to 68 billion dollar. The same condition happened for agricultural products, that increased just under 1% from 40 billion to around 40,4 billion.

In contrary to others, gems and jewellery industry suffered a dramatic drop of exports figure, about 5.18% from 50 billion to 57 billion.