The bar chart provides the data of export income in different commodities from 2015 to 2016. Furthermore, the table presents the proportion of alteration in values with the same product categories during the same period. As is illustrated, export earnings from 2015 to 2016 rose for almost all commodities, except for gems and jewelry. Similarly, the percentage change in value had the same trend.
The highest export income in 2015 was petroleum products which reached around sixty billion dollars. The opposite was textiles which got just over a quarter billion dollars. Both of these two categories were increased in 2016 that reached just across sixty billion dollars and just above thirty billion dollars. Likewise, the engineered good and agricultural products had an upward trend, however it was not a significant growth for agriculture products. By contrast, gems and jewelry dropped from just beneath 45 billion dollars in 2015 to a little over 40 billion dollars in 2016.
In addition, the proportion of alteration in values for petroleum, engineered good, agriculture, and textile products climbed from 2015 to 2016 of which the top was textiles, less than a fifth. On the other hand, gems and jewelry declined until 5.18%.