The chart presents the worth of a single nation’s exports in a different classification from 2015 to 2016. The table illustrates the percentage adjustment in each category of exports in 2016 compared to 2015.
Overall, it is seen that all the exports of goods grew except gems and jewellery. Textiles experience the highest demand for value, and gems and jewellery decreased in value.
Looking specifically at the export income from 2015 to 2016, we see the highest is petroleum products compared to 2015 where it was about 61 billion dollars it grew slightly in 2016 to approximately 63 billion dollars. The second highest experienced a small increase compared to 2016 when it was around 56 billion in 2015 and grew to about 62 billion. The lowest earnings in 2015 were textiles but in 2016 it increased by close to 32 billion and had the same export to agricultural products.
Regarding the change in value, textiles had the highest demand at 15.24 %. Second most value was engineered goods which had an 8.5 % value. Gems and jewellery experienced a decrease in value of 5.18 %. Petroleum products rose by 3 %. The lowest increase in value was with agricultural products withn a 0.81 % change by increase.