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Bolivia's trade data for 2021 reflects a dynamic economy with a total export value of $11.08 billion and imports totaling $9.62 billion, leading to a positive trade balance. The country's top exports include gold, natural gas, and zinc ores, while its main imports consist of petroleum oils and automobiles. Bolivia trades with a diverse range of partners, with India being the top export destination and China the largest source of imports. This trade activity is a crucial aspect of Bolivia's economic interactions on the global stage.
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India: $2.3 billion (16.5% of total exports)
Brazil: $1.9 billion (13.9%)
Argentina: $1.7 billion (12.8%)
Colombia: $1.1 billion (7.8%)
Japan: $967 million (7.1%)
Peru: $852.1 million (6.2%)
China: $785.1 million (5.8%)
South Korea: $537 million (3.9%)
United Arab Emirates: $507.3 million (3.7%)
Ecuador: $419.9 million (3.1%)
Gems and precious metals: $2.6 billion (23.9% of total exports)
Ores, slag, and ash: $2.5 billion (23.1%)
Mineral fuels including oil: $2.1 billion (19.5%)
Food industry waste and animal fodder: $959.9 million (8.8%)
Animal/vegetable fats, oils, and waxes: $692.9 million (6.4%)
Tin: $394.7 million (3.6%)
Oil seeds: $331.9 million (3%)
Meat: $189.2 million (1.7%)
Fruits and nuts: $160.2 million (1.5%)
Fertilizers: $97.9 million (0.9%)
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