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Philippines - Trade Balance 2005

External balance on goods and services · World Bank
$-1.5B +$1.8B from 2004 Global rank: 43rd

Philippines's trade balance was $-1.5B in 2005, increased +$1.8B from $-3.3B in 2004. This was the 43rd highest globally.

Global Ranking - 2005▾
Trade Balance by Country - 2005
RankCountryValueYoY
1st United States $-739.9B -16.7%
2nd Spain $-55.6B -40.4%
3rd United Kingdom $-54.4B 3.6%
4th India $-22.9B -80.8%
5th Greece $-20.3B -0.3%
6th Australia $-18.9B -14.3%
7th Portugal $-17.3B -16.1%
8th Mexico $-14.6B 3.0%
9th Türkiye $-10.5B -99.8%
10th Romania $-10.1B -47.9%
11th Pakistan $-7.8B -200.8%
12th Jordan $-5.2B -51.4%
13th Colombia $-5.1B -86.4%
14th Serbia $-4.8B 24.1%
15th Bulgaria $-4.4B -50.1%
16th Guatemala $-4.3B -19.6%
17th Lebanon $-4.2B 5.0%
18th Bosnia and Herzegovina $-4.0B -7.4%
19th Croatia $-3.9B -9.7%
20th Bangladesh $-3.9B -31.2%
21st Poland $-3.9B 47.1%
22nd Morocco $-3.8B -18.1%
23rd Iraq $-3.5B -25.2%
24th Hungary $-3.3B 28.2%
25th West Bank and Gaza $-2.9B -12.2%
26th El Salvador $-2.8B -14.3%
27th Ghana $-2.7B -45.2%
28th Sudan $-2.4B -401.3%
29th Latvia $-2.4B -10.0%
30th Sri Lanka $-2.2B -19.6%
31st Slovak Republic $-2.2B -145.6%
32nd Egypt, Arab Republic of $-2.0B -89.6%
33rd Albania $-2.0B -23.1%
34th Thailand $-2.0B -125.3%
35th Iceland $-2.0B -154.9%
36th Viet Nam $-1.9B 69.0%
37th Lithuania $-1.9B -18.0%
38th Italy $-1.8B -117.2%
39th Honduras $-1.8B -9.2%
40th Dominican Republic $-1.8B -947.9%
41st Senegal $-1.7B -8.1%
42nd New Zealand $-1.7B -656.7%
43rd Philippines $-1.5B 54.9%
44th Nicaragua $-1.4B -18.5%
45th Mozambique $-1.4B 5.8%
46th Kenya $-1.4B -38.8%
47th Haiti $-1.2B -20.4%
48th Moldova $-1.2B -54.4%
49th Nepal $-1.2B -30.3%
50th New Caledonia $-1.2B -37.6%
51st Georgia $-1.2B -34.2%
52nd French Polynesia $-1.0B -53.4%
53rd Mauritania $-1.0B -50.5%
54th North Macedonia $-1.0B 8.2%
55th Israel $-1.0B -27.3%
56th Uganda $-982.6M -22.9%
57th Burkina Faso $-890.5M -19.1%
58th Guam $-887.0M 5.5%
59th Cambodia $-810.7M -41.8%
60th Armenia $-760.2M -27.4%
61st Estonia $-715.0M 24.7%
62nd South Africa $-659.3M -100.5%
63rd Madagascar $-614.7M -23.1%
64th Congo, Democratic Republic of $-593.7M -48.7%
65th Malta $-581.9M -67.4%
66th Tanzania $-550.5M -117.4%
67th Eritrea $-535.8M 10.6%
68th Zimbabwe $-515.3M -25.0%
69th Mali $-509.0M -22.8%
70th Costa Rica $-459.7M -193.6%
71st Panama $-455.5M 16.4%
72nd Kyrgyz Republic $-454.5M -136.1%
73rd Tajikistan $-428.0M -90.1%
74th Niger $-417.5M -31.4%
75th Montenegro $-395.6M -18.8%
76th Bahamas, The $-381.3M -1,082.7%
77th Lao PDR $-379.3M 1.4%
78th Rwanda $-376.7M -25.1%
79th Curaçao $-373.2M -
80th Togo $-357.3M -4.4%
81st Mauritius $-337.2M -181.3%
82nd Greenland $-325.3M -86.3%
83rd Sierra Leone $-302.8M -5.7%
84th Faroe Islands $-296.9M -186.3%
85th Cabo Verde $-279.9M 19.4%
86th Timor-Leste $-279.2M 31.4%
87th Slovenia $-231.7M 53.5%
88th Bhutan $-214.5M 2.0%
89th Aruba $-210.0M -200.5%
90th Guyana $-207.1M -173.8%
91st Seychelles $-165.1M -389.5%
92nd Micronesia, Federated States of $-148.0M 2.0%
93rd Benin $-139.8M 21.5%
94th Tunisia $-124.8M 84.2%
95th Mongolia $-122.2M 37.1%
96th American Samoa $-120.0M -9.1%
97th Guinea-Bissau $-119.4M -18.4%
98th Comoros $-118.5M -5.2%
99th Central African Republic $-111.7M -67.2%
100th Kiribati $-108.6M -35.3%
101st Tonga $-106.1M -32.0%
102nd Gambia, The $-105.0M -24.8%
103rd Cameroon $-98.9M 29.3%
104th Cyprus $-98.2M -357.3%
105th Samoa $-91.3M -55.6%
106th Marshall Islands $-81.7M -15.1%
107th Zambia $-81.6M 64.9%
108th Solomon Islands $-66.2M -8.4%
109th Palau $-63.1M -
110th Vanuatu $-37.2M -35.6%
111th Belize $-22.7M 10.8%
112th Guinea $-9.6M 77.9%
113th Namibia $9.9M 106.6%
114th Northern Mariana Islands $182.0M -35.2%
115th Belarus $214.9M 114.6%
116th Côte d'Ivoire $225.2M -55.7%
117th Bolivia, Plurinational State of $329.9M -21.9%
118th Uruguay $335.2M -10.9%
119th Syrian Arab Republic $563.3M -19.3%
120th Turkmenistan $599.8M 12,850.1%
121st Ukraine $724.5M -85.5%
122nd Yemen, Republic of $840.0M 559.6%
123rd Uzbekistan $871.7M 3.8%
124th Virgin Islands (US) $982.0M 43.4%
125th Chad $1.0B 9,018.4%
126th Paraguay $1.1B 0.6%
127th Cuba $1.1B 307.8%
128th Ecuador $1.3B 77.5%
129th Azerbaijan $1.3B 164.0%
130th Botswana $1.7B 133.3%
131st Congo, Republic of $2.0B 46.5%
132nd Bahrain $3.1B 43.6%
133rd Czechia $3.2B 325.3%
134th Gabon $3.5B 57.1%
135th Equatorial Guinea $3.6B -
136th Brunei Darussalam $3.7B 41.8%
137th Macao SAR, China $3.9B -8.9%
138th Peru $4.8B 85.7%
139th Kazakhstan $4.9B 32.9%
140th Finland $8.1B -34.4%
141st Oman $8.5B 173.1%
142nd Luxembourg $8.9B 13.9%
143rd Angola $9.2B 189.6%
144th Austria $10.1B 14.2%
145th Chile $10.1B 7.9%
146th France $11.1B -60.5%
147th Argentina $11.8B 2.4%
148th Indonesia $11.9B -1.2%
149th Iran, Islamic Republic of $14.0B 1,055.7%
150th Denmark $14.2B -0.1%
151st Belgium $15.6B -13.8%
152nd Qatar $15.8B 30.9%
153rd Libya $17.3B 66.5%
154th Puerto Rico (US) $17.6B 9.0%
155th Korea $20.3B -25.3%
156th Hong Kong SAR, China $22.2B 50.6%
157th Switzerland $22.8B -20.4%
158th Ireland $23.1B -17.4%
159th Algeria $23.4B 65.3%
160th Sweden $25.4B -1.3%
161st United Arab Emirates $28.2B 81.5%
162nd Kuwait $28.9B 97.8%
163rd Brazil $30.3B 32.7%
164th Malaysia $31.5B 23.9%
165th Singapore $38.2B 25.9%
166th Canada $46.4B 1.2%
167th Norway $50.9B 41.6%
168th Netherlands $61.4B 12.7%
169th Japan $67.7B -27.5%
170th Russian Federation $104.6B 44.5%
171st Saudi Arabia $105.6B 51.8%
172nd China $124.6B 143.5%
173rd Germany $143.3B 1.2%
Source: World Bank (NE.RSB.GNFS.CD)

FAQ

What was Philippines's trade balance in 2005?▾

Philippines's trade balance in 2005 was $-1.5B. This ranked 43rd globally.

How did Philippines's trade balance change in 2005?▾

Philippines's trade balance increased by 54.9% in 2005 compared to 2004.

Which country had the highest trade balance in 2005?▾

Germany had the highest trade balance in 2005 at $143.3B.

What is the trade balance of Philippines in 2005?▾

The trade balance of Philippines in 2005 was $-1.5B. This ranked 43rd globally.

How does 2005 compare to 2004 for Philippines's trade balance?▾

Philippines's trade balance went from $-3.3B in 2004 to $-1.5B in 2005, a 54.9% increase.

HistorySaid - pattern alert

Philippines matched the Export Boom Cycle pattern in 2005. Historically: 768 occurrences, 546 successful (71%). Outcome 24 months later: 6.5%. View full analysis →

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