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Dollar funding, Treasury supply and domestic demand. Compare rate surprises with the fiscal calendar.

Exports

11.0

% of GDP · 2024

Goods and services; gross exports, not domestic value added.

Annual observations
Exports — % of GDP
Year% of GDP
202410.97
202311.05
202211.65
202110.83
202010.12
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Imports

14.0

% of GDP · 2024

Goods and services; measures import exposure, not energy dependence.

Annual observations
Imports — % of GDP
Year% of GDP
202414.04
202313.88
202215.25
202114.41
202013.02
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Current account

-3.8

% of GDP · 2025

A negative value is a deficit; financing composition also matters.

Annual observations
Current account — % of GDP
Year% of GDP
2025-3.83
2024-4.09
2023-3.35
2022-3.73
2021-3.60
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Reserve cover

2.8

months of imports · 2025

Reserve adequacy also depends on debt, capital flows and currency regime.

Annual observations
Reserve cover — months of imports
Yearmonths of imports
20252.80
20241.94
20231.79
20221.69
20211.98
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Net energy imports

-9.8

% of energy use · 2024

Negative values indicate net exports. This series can lag other indicators.

Annual observations
Net energy imports — % of energy use
Year% of energy use
2024-9.78
2023-8.70
2022-6.25
2021-3.90
2020-3.73
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Annual observations use the latest non-null year available in each series. Years differ; these figures describe structural exposure.

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