The provided bar graph illustrates the changes in export revenue in 5 diverse commodities, in 2015 and 2016, with figures measured in billions of dollars. Meanwhile, the table depicts the modifications in the value of each exported product.
Overall, the revenue generated by all exported products experienced an upward trend except for gems and jewellery. Notably, the most dramatic increase in price was recorded in textiles, while gems and jewellery saw a slight decrease in value during the given time frame.
Looking at the details, in 2015, incomes acquired through the overseas sales of petroleum products and engineered goods were the highest, standing at 60 and roughly 56 billion dollars respectively. The indicators for both commodities rose marginally in 2016, while the figure for agricultural products was virtually the same in both years with a negligible increase. Textiles experienced the most substantial rise, going up to just over 30 billion dollars, whereas revenue generated through gems and jewellery dipped slightly, reaching 40 billion dollars.
Turning to the table, textiles and engineered goods had the most significant climb in value with 15.24% and 8.5% respectively. In contrast, a noticeable drop in price was observed in jewellery sector, decreasing by approximately 5 percent. The remaining categories, namely engineered goods and agricultural products were seen to have an increase in value, 3 percent and a mere 0.81 percent accordingly.