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Band 4+: The chart shows export values of one country by category for 2015-2016. The table shows percentage changes between these years. Summarise the main features and make comparisons.

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The image shows a bar graph and a table. Bar graph: 2015 Petroleum product $55B, Engineered goods $62B, Gems and jewelry $37B, Agricultural products $24B, Textiles $25B; 2016 Petroleum product $56B, Engineered goods $67B, Gems and jewelry $35B, Agricultural products $25B, Textiles $29B. Table: Percentage change in values (2015-2016) Petroleum products ↑3%, Engineered goods ↑8.5%, Gems and jewelry ↓5.18%, Agricultural products ↑0.81%, Textiles ↑15.24%.
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The graph illustrates main values of a country by classification between 2015 to 2016 . The data represent proportion develop for these years . Overall, the one biggest change was category of gems and jewellery is only classification which is increased. Also , secong biggest change was textiles because it was highest increased persentage in this graph .

In 2015, the petroleum product were leading export which is earning approximately 60 billion dollar and this figure increased slightly to around 62 billion in 2016 , representing 3persentage of rise . Similarly , engineered goods grew from around 58 billion dollar to nearly around 62 billion dollar which is increas remained second largets contributions, an increased of 8 percentage .

By contrast, gems and jewellery showed downward trend . Its export value fell from 42 billion dollar to around 40 billion dollar which is decreased by 2 percentage of export.Agrilcultural products only increas above 1 billion dollar . Meanwhile, textiles saw the strongest improvement , climbing from 25 billion dollar to above 32 billion dollar which is increased 7 billion dollar rate.

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