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Impact of Covid 19 On Import, Export
Impact of Covid 19 On Import, Export
19 on Import,
Export &
International
Trade
Ruby-Lyn T. De Grano
Impact of Covid 19 on Import, Export &
International Trade
The coronavirus outbreak is an ongoing global situation
It continues to impact economies and industries worldwide
TOP 5 COUNTRIES LOSING MARKET
SHARE OF US IMPORTS FROM ASIA
Mainland China – 78.5B
Japan – 33.2B
South Korea – 18.6B
Vietnam – 17.3B
Taiwan – 13.3B
China’s Top Traded Commodities with
Decreased Exports to the US
Electrical apparatus for line telephony or line telegraphy – 53%
Automatic data processing machine and units – 43%
Parts and accessories for motor vehicles – 7%
Seats ( other than barber, dental and similar chairs) – 15%
Toys, puzzles, parts, and accessories – 59%
Singapore Increase its Exports to the US by
nearly 13%
Singapore's Top Traded Commodities with
Increased Exports to US
Fish live - +91%
Crustaceans (crabs, lobster, shrimp) live, fresh, chilled, frozen - +3%
Live plants including roots - +7157%
Cut flowers & buds suitable for bouquets or ornamental purposes - +63%
Dates, figs, pineapples, avocados, guavas, mangoes, & mangosteen - +34%
Mainland of China exports of television receivers including video monitors &
projectors to the US decreased 45%
Singapore increase its exports to the US by 10% for the same commodity
How coronavirus is changing global shipping routes
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