This overview provides a summary of the selected indicators, including their latest values, changes over time, and key statistics.
This page just gave you an overview, you might also want to check out the comprehensive stats, historical, and correlation pages.
This indicator quantifies the total value of goods and services exported from and imported into Comoros, expressed as a percentage of the nation's Gross Domestic Product (GDP). It offers a crucial insight into the openness of the Comorian economy and its reliance on international trade for economic activity and growth. Economists and policymakers monitor this metric to assess the country's integration into the global market, its export competitiveness, and its vulnerability to external economic shocks. A rising trade percentage often signals increased global engagement and potential economic expansion, while a declining figure might suggest weakening export demand, import restrictions, or a shift towards domestic production. The calculation involves summing the value of all exports and imports and then dividing this sum by the country's total GDP for a given period, before multiplying by 100. Significant fluctuations can indicate shifts in consumer demand, changes in commodity prices, or policy interventions affecting trade flows, providing vital data for economic planning and strategy.
Read moreThis website uses cookies for essential functions, other functions, and for statistical purposes. Please refer to the cookie policy for details.
This feature requires functional cookies. Please refer to the cookie policy for details.
We sent you a verification email. Copy and paste the verification code above.
Trade hundreds of crypto perpetual futures