According to the statistics of the Central Bank of El Salvador, in 2011, the export volume of Sa Sa was 5,38.8 million U.S. dollars, up 74%; the import volume was 10.1 billion 1.81 million U.S. dollars, up 19.1%, and the trade deficit amounted to 4.8 billion U.S. dollars, which was comparable to the same period in 2010. 3.99 billion US dollars, an increase of 20.3%.
In 2011, the export of traditional products in El Salvador was dominated by coffee, cane sugar and shrimp, and the export amount was US$597.3 million, a growth of 74%;
Among them, prices rose and exports increased. Exports amounted to US$464 million, up by 117.7%, and sucrose exports amounted to US$123.6 million. It also performed brilliantly.
For non-traditional products, the export volume in 2011 was 3.51 billion US$10.5 million.
El Salvador’s imports in 2011 increased its intermediaries by 24%, consumer products by 14.7%, capital goods by 18.5%, and imports of textiles and clothing by 13.4%.
The average annual price of crude oil was US$109.4 per barrel, which was 40% higher than that of 2010. Although the import volume of El Salvador’s crude oil decreased, the expenditure increased by 25.5%, and the total amount of imported oil for the year was US$1.692 billion. Imports in Central America grew by 20.4%.
In 2011, the export of traditional products in El Salvador was dominated by coffee, cane sugar and shrimp, and the export amount was US$597.3 million, a growth of 74%;
Among them, prices rose and exports increased. Exports amounted to US$464 million, up by 117.7%, and sucrose exports amounted to US$123.6 million. It also performed brilliantly.
For non-traditional products, the export volume in 2011 was 3.51 billion US$10.5 million.
El Salvador’s imports in 2011 increased its intermediaries by 24%, consumer products by 14.7%, capital goods by 18.5%, and imports of textiles and clothing by 13.4%.
The average annual price of crude oil was US$109.4 per barrel, which was 40% higher than that of 2010. Although the import volume of El Salvador’s crude oil decreased, the expenditure increased by 25.5%, and the total amount of imported oil for the year was US$1.692 billion. Imports in Central America grew by 20.4%.
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