Easiest source for global trade data: Pick a commodity, then choose the trade partner countries. Or pick a country to see trade data. Data based on UN Comtrade and local statistical sources. Great resource for commodity trade data at the 2- and 4-digit level.
UN Conference on Trade & Development statistics on international trade, economic trends, FDI, and more. Statistics include data by country groupings such as developmental status, monetary unions, trade agreements, etc. as well as individual country profiles.
Detailed commodity trade statistics from 1962 onward for most countries of the world. Best data source for analyses of commodity trade trends between countries or regions.
Provides US national and state-level data. At the national level, provides import, export, and trade balance data. At the state level, export data ohly. Source is US International Trade Administration.
Find global country political, economic, and operational risk assessments, reports on major industry sectors, company news, and key economic statistical data.
Statistical data on over 600 international industries, sources include market researchers, trade organizations, scientific journals, and government databases.
Find US and global demographic, economic, financial, industrial, and other statistical data sets from over 75 key US and international public sector agencies and organizations.
European Union web portal to charts and data on EU member countries. Excellent and free source to EU information. Create charts and tables by choosing data points.
Easy to use for annual data back to 1960. Start by choosing a country, and then the data series. To search, follow the boxes from left to right. Includes population, education, environmental, and economic indicators.
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