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The image presents a bar chart and a table detailing export values and percentage changes for five product categories between 2015 and 2016. In the bar chart, Petroleum products reached about $61 billion in 2016 from $60 billion in 2015, Engineered goods increased to approximately $62 billion in 2016 from $58 billion in 2015, Gems and jewellery dropped to roughly $42 billion in 2016 from $43 billion in 2015, Agricultural products slightly increased to about $32 billion in 2016 from $31 billion in 2015, and Textiles rose to approximately $28 billion in 2016 from $25 billion in 2015. The accompanying table illustrates percentage changes where Petroleum products increased by 3%, Engineered goods by 8.5%, Gems and jewellery fell by 5.18%, Agricultural products rose by 0.81%, and Textiles surged by 15.24%.
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The bar chart compares the export earnings of a country in five product categories in 2015 and 2016, while the table shows the percentage change for each category.
Overall, export values increased in all categories except for gems and jewellery. Engineered goods and petroleum products were the top-earning exports in both years, while textiles experienced the most significant growth.
Engineered goods generated around $58 billion in 2015 and rose by 8.5% to approximately $63 billion in 2016, making it the highest export earner. Petroleum products also increased slightly by 3%, reaching about $62 billion. In contrast, exports of gems and jewellery fell by 5.18%, dropping from nearly $42 billion to below $40 billion.
Agricultural products showed a marginal rise of 0.81%, while textiles saw the largest percentage increase of 15.24%, from $25 billion to around $32 billion.
In summary, most categories saw moderate growth, with textiles outperforming all others in terms of percentage increase.
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