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El Salvador Balance of Trade
Last Release
Nov 30, 2024
Actual
-837.35
Units In
USD Million
Previous
-887.62
Frequency
Monthly
Next Release
Jan 27, 2025
Time to Release
1 Months 5 Days 19 Hours
Highest | Lowest | Average | Date Range | Source |
-14.62 Mar 1991 | -1,046.63 Aug 2022 | -333.01 USD Million | 1991-2024 | Central Reserve Bank of El Salvador |
El Salvador's trade gap is mostly explained by the country's need to import fuels, consumer goods and industrial equipment. Textiles is the country's major export followed by chemicals, rubber and plastics, metallic products and sugar. The leading trading partner is the United States with 45 percent of exports and 32 percent of imports. Others include Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua.
Latest Updates
El Salvador reported a trade deficit of USD 837.35 million in November 2024, slightly widening from the USD 817.23 million gap recorded in the same month the previous year. Exports soared by 10.39% year-over-year to USD 555.44 million, driven by an increase of 21.23% in the export of consumer goods, particularly coffee (73.77%), non-traditional goods (10.97%), and manufactured goods (5.79%). Meanwhile, imports also increased by 5.48% to USD 1,392.78 million.
El Salvador Balance of Trade History
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