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The image displays export earnings for 2015 and 2016 across five categories: Petroleum products at approximately $61 billion in 2015 and $63 billion in 2016, Engineered goods at roughly $58 billion in 2015 and $62 billion in 2016, Gems and jewellery at about $41 billion in 2015 and $40 billion in 2016, Agricultural products near $31 billion in both years, and Textiles at around $26 billion in 2015 and $31 billion in 2016. The accompanying table shows percentage changes from 2015 to 2016: Petroleum products increased by 3%, Engineered goods by 8.5%, Gems and jewellery decreased by 5.18%, Agricultural products rose by 0.81%, and Textiles jumped by 15.24%.
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Shown on the bar chart is 2015 and 2016 data presenting export ratios of a country within five categories. Overall, there are 5 subjects whose value rises or reduces.
Petrolium products and engineered goods were sold items most. The value of petroleum products increased with 3% from 2015 to 2016. In the stats of engineered goods, it is seen that the export incomes slightly surpassed 60$ with 8% gains. The export earning of gems and Jewelry reduced to almost 40$ billion level. Profits of Agricultural products did not increase quite a few, 0.81%. The export earnings of textiles extremely increased to 30$ billion with 15.24%.
As a result, Textiles are the subject whose value increased most between 2015 and 2016. The only item which has damage is Gems and Jewellery. Although Petroleum products are still leader, They have less incoming in comparision with the earnings of Engineered goods. In the end, Agricultural products have the smallest gain with 0.81%.
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