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Israel Lowest Trade Balance

$-8.4B in 1996
External balance on goods and services · World Bank

The lowest trade balance in Israel was $-8.4B in 1996. The top 5 years were: 1996 ($-8.4B), 1995 ($-8.1B), 1994 ($-6.9B), 1993 ($-6.2B), 1997 ($-6.0B).

Top 5 Lowest Years▾
Israel Top 5 Lowest Trade Balance Years
RankYearValue
1st 1996 $-8.4B
2nd 1995 $-8.1B
3rd 1994 $-6.9B
4th 1993 $-6.2B
5th 1997 $-6.0B
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
1996 $-8.4B −$235.9M 7th
1995 $-8.1B −$1.2B 5th
1994 $-6.9B −$634.5M 7th
1993 $-6.2B −$1.5B 8th
1997 $-6.0B +$2.4B 9th
1991 $-5.5B −$2.4B 11th
1992 $-4.7B +$788.6M 9th
2002 $-4.7B −$447.2M 9th
2001 $-4.2B −$3.1B 12th
1999 $-3.8B −$80.1M 14th
1998 $-3.7B +$2.2B 14th
1987 $-3.5B −$1.8B 8th
1975 $-3.4B −$305.8M 5th
1983 $-3.3B −$70.8M 10th
1982 $-3.2B −$57.5M 16th
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Source: World Bank (NE.RSB.GNFS.CD)
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