As reported by Statistics Portugal, Portugal’s exports went as high as around €4,700 million in July 2015 and dipped to as low as only €1.69 million in January 1950. While exports decreased by about 3% year-to-year, sales in November grew at about 5%. Shipments of Portuguese items also went down by around 0.2%, but fortunately, in 2015, Portuguese exports obtained growth of 3.6%.
Portugal is considered as one of the largest suppliers of tungsten, wine such as Madeira Wine and Port Wine) and cork. A variety of major exports could also be included such as hides, paper products, and machinery and clothing commodities. Portugal considers Spain, Italy, France and Germany to be its primary export trading partners.s reported by the Statistics Portugal, Portugal’s exports went as high as around €4,700 million in July 2015 and dipped to as low as only €1.69 million in January 1950. While exports decreased by about 3% year-to-year, sales in November grew at about 5%. Shipments of Portuguese items also went down by around 0.2%, but fortunately on 2015, Portuguese exports obtained growth of 3.6%.
Portugal is considered as one of the largest suppliers of tungsten, wine such as Medeira Wine and Port Wine) and cork. A variety of major exports could also be included such as hides, paper products, and machinery and clothing commodities. Portugal considers Spain, Italy, France and Germany to be its primary export trading partners.
Official Name (Local Language) | Republica Portuguesa | Capital | Lisbon | Population | 10,833,816 | Currency | Euro | GDP | $205.9 billion | Languages | Portuguese; Mirandese | Telephone Dial In | 351 |
62,17
4,217
211
Country
Trade
% Partner Share
Spain
15,67
25.21
France
7,777
12.51
Germany
7,041
11.33
United Kingdom
4,117
6.62
United States
3,213
5.17
Export Product
Number
Petroleum oils, etc, (excl. crude); preparation
6.1%
Paper... (excl. mechanical fibres), weighing >=
5.0%
Automobiles with diesel engine displacing more
3.9%
Motor vehicle parts nes
3.1%
New pneumatic tyres, of rubber of a kind used o
2.2%
%
Product List
2.4%
Grain, potatoes, tomatoes, olives, grapes; sheep, cattle, goats, pigs, poultry, dairy products; fish
%
Industry List
21.9%
Textiles, clothing, footwear, wood and cork, paper and pulp, chemicals, fuels and lubricants, automobiles and auto parts, base metals, minerals, porcelain and ceramics, glassware, technology, telecommunications; dairy products, wine, other foodstuffs
%
Services List
75.9%
Travel Transportation Other business services Computer and information services Communications services Construction services Financial services Cultural and recreational services Government services Insurance services Royalties and license fees
Portugal caters a lot of import commodities coming from the nation members of the European Union (EU) such as the United Kingdom, for instance. Some of the top import origins are Spain (around $20 billion), Germany ($8 billion), France (at around $5 billion), Italy ($4 billion) and China (at $3.6 billion).
Portugal’s major imports would include crude petroleum ($8.6 billion), vehicle parts ($3.7 billion), cats ($2.5 billion), petroleum gas at $2.3 billion and packaged medicaments ($2.2 billion).
https://www.portugal.gov. pt/
https://countryeconomy. com/ratings/portugal
Banco de Portugal
9214
10.2%
0,19
0.8%
0
$205.9 billion
$28,500
Euro
EUR
High Income
46/138
29/180
34/190
28/136