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Korea-Latin America Trade (2013)

Abel Halpern June 26, 2014

2013 trade in millions of US dollars.

	*Exports*	*Ch.'13/'12*			*Imports*	*Ch.'13/'12*			*Trade*	*Ch.'13/'12*

Argentina	$1,075	10.5	%		$1,195	-16.3	%		$2,270	-5.4	%
Bolivia	$51	34.6	%		$290	5.7	%		$341	9.2	%
Brazil	$9,688	-5.8	%		$5,573	-8.4	%		$15,261	-6.8	%
Chile	$2,458	-0.5	%		$4,658	-0.4	%		$7,116	-0.4	%
Colombia	$1,342	-8.5	%		$207	-50.2	%		$1,549	-17.7	%
Costa Rica	$232	-31.2	%		$267	-8.8	%		$499	-20.8	%
Cuba	$58	-22.1	%		$10	347.9	%		$68	-11.5	%
Dom. Rep.	$184	10.4	%		$108	-11.8	%		$293	1.0	%
Ecuador	$920	7.4	%		$48	22.5	%		$968	8.0	%
El Salvador	$153	33.0	%		$17	-54.9	%		$170	11.1	%
Guatemala	$395	8.5	%		$160	13.5	%		$554	9.9	%
Honduras	$124	-20.7	%		$54	-35.6	%		$178	-25.9	%
Mexico	$9,727	7.6	%		$2,301	-11.2	%		$12,028	3.4	%
Nicaragua	$188	1.4	%		$24	-42.3	%		$212	-6.6	%
Panama	$3,485	-12.4	%		$516	-13.2	%		$4,001	-12.5	%
Paraguay	$203	26.8	%		$75	-29.5	%		$278	4.4	%
Peru	$1,440	-2.2	%		$1,983	21.0	%		$3,423	10.0	%
Uruguay	$386	109.7	%		$121	23.1	%		$507	79.6	%
Venezuela	$443	-15.3	%		$51	-55.4	%		$494	-22.5	%
Total	$32,553	-0.9	%		$17,658	-6.0	%		$50,211	-2.8	%

Sources: Korea International Trade Association, Latin Business Chronicle.

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