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Ecuador Export & Import


Economic Indicators Economic Structure Of Ecuador Export & Import Insurance Mortgage Stock
 


Major exports commodities of the country are petroleum, bananas, shrimp, coffee, cocoa, cut flowers and fish.


The exports partners of the country are United Staes, Columbia, Italy, Peru and Chile.

The importable commodities of the country are machinery and equipment, fuels; raw materials and consumer goods. Imports partners of the country are United States, Columbia, Japan, Mexico and Veneuzela.

The following graph depicts that the country was experiencing a trade surplus earlier. In the present situation, the country is suffering from trade deficit.

According to statistics, the exports level of the country as of the year 2004 was US$ 7,655 Millions with an import of US $7,861 Millions in the same year.



The following graph shows the exports and imports levels in the country over the years.

International Trade In Ecuador

CONCLUSION
The World Bank group has stepped forward for the upliftment of the country. Since the year 1993, the country assistance strategy has been started in the country.

The International Finance Corporation (IFC) and Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA) have also planned to support the country