The bar graph provides the value of one nation’s exports in different categories between 2015 and 2016. The table compares the data on the percentage change in each category of exports from 2015 to 2016.
Overall, the petroleum products and engineered goods remained the most valued, while the agricultural products and textiles were the least valued. Although, textiles were the least valued, but experienced a steep increase for the value. Gems and jewellery recorded a downfall.
Petroleum products and engineered goods were the most valued products. Petroleum started at 61 billion dollars in 2015 and later reached 64 billion dollars in 2016, with a 3% increase in the value. Engineered goods stood at 57 billion dollars in 2015 and climbed to 62 billion dollars, with 8.5% rise in the value.
For agricultural products, earnings in 2015 were slightly above 30 billion dollars and in 2016 slightly below 34 billion dollars, with a 0.18% increase. Textiles were slightly above 25 billion dollars in 2015 and in 2016 slightly above 30 billion dollars, with a sharp 15.24% increase.
Gems and jewellery recorded a downfall in the value. Gems and jewellery started at 43 billion dollars in 2015 but declined to approximate 41 billion dollars, with 5.18% decrease.