Top Export Partners & Secoundary Sources 1
top export partners and quantities( % of Country imports )
Switch to MMT (million metric tons)
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Sources:
FAOSTAT - Detailed Trade Matrix
FAOSTAT - Detailed Trade Matrix
sources excluding MMT (million metric tons)
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GEOGLAM Crop Monitor Synthesis Map 2 &Marine Traffic
Sources:
GEOGLAM Crop Monitor
GEOGLAM Crop Monitor
Sanction data 3
Sanction count per country. Click on a country. Last Update: June 6th, 2022
Sources:
Sanctions io
Sanctions io
Newly added sanction count per year:
Global number of newly added sanctions per year
Sources:
Sanctions io
Sanctions io
Global number of sanctions per year (cumulative)
Sources:
Sanctions io
Sanctions io
The Armed Conflict Location & Event 4
Commodity Futures 5
Freight & Oil 6
Inputs and Fertilizer 7
The proportion of fertilizers from compared to all imports
Foreign Exchange Rates 8
Climate Prediction Center NCEP Model Forecasts and Analyses
NOAA 5-day Precipitation (GFS00z)
NOAA 5-day Temperature (GFS00z)
- Where do the import and export statistics come from?
- Export/Import values are derived from the FAOSTAT Trade Matrix (https://fao.org/faostat) and represent the average quantity in million metric tons (MMT) of product exported per year for the years 2016 through 2020, excluding years where no data is available from FAOSTAT.
- What is the GEOGLAM Crop Monitor Synthesis Map?
- GEOGLAM Crop Monitor synthesis conditions provide a qualitative ranking of the growing conditions of major crop types around the world, based on an international consensus of participants monitoring large-market producers and organizations with food security interests. The crop conditions reported take into account weather, conflicts, delayed planting/harvest, and other factors.
- Cropland maps are provided by the GEOGLAM Crop Monitor and represent the percent cropland per cell. Cropland maps do not differentiate between major crop types or cropping seasons, and should be considered an indicator of major agricultural production areas.
- Sanction data information:
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Sources:
Sanctions.io has provided their database which pulls active sanction data from the following lists:
https://kb.sanctions.io/article/6-covered-sanctions-watch-lists
- Consolidated United Nations Security Council Sanctions List (UN)
- European Union – External Action (EU)
- Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation – HM Treasury (UK)
- Federale Overheidsdienst Financien - National Financial Sanctions List Belgium
- Swiss Sanctions (Swiss Government)
- US Department of Commerce – Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS)
- US Department of State – Bureau of International Security and Non-proliferation
- Department of State – Directorate of Defense Trade Controls
- Department of the Treasury – Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC)
- Canadian Sanctions (Government of Canada)
- United Arab Emirates (UAE) Sanctions
- Australia Sanctions (Australian Government)
- The active sanction count for each country, where country values are available.
- Sanction count for selected country where start date and country values are available.
- Count of new sanctions per year, where start date is available.
- Total number of sanctions per year where start date is available.
Limitations: The sanction data are pulled from various government organizations with differing data formats. Due to the heterogenous nature of the sanction data formats, certain parameters (e.g. start_date, countries) hold null values. The global map and charts reflect the sanction data where start date and country values are available.
What are the Sanctions global map and charts showing?
Note: Only active sanctions remain in the sanctions.io database.
Global Map:
- What is the The Armed Conflict Location & Event map showing?
- The Armed Conflict Location and Event Data project provides near-real time information on conflicts, riots, violence, and protests. This map features the ArcGIS Living Atlas feed of “Live” ACLED events, spanning approximately the most recent two weeks (https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=a6e330c275dd421a9a3dda6e8e546f3d).
- What are Commodity Futures prices and what are these charts showing?
- Commodity Futures prices indicate the mid-price, in USD, of the futures contract with the nearest expiration date (otherwise known as the near month, spot month, or front month) for the specified commodity. Quantities of each contract vary according to crop, e.g., wheat = 5,000 bu; corn = 5,000 bu; soybeans = 5,000 bu; rice = 2,000 cwt. Values reflect prices as-traded on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) exchange.
- The Bloomberg Agriculture Futures (ticker: FCAG) represents a combined agricultural commodities basket including coffee, corn, cotton, soybeans, soybean oil, sugar, and wheat.
- All charts are provided courtesy of TradingView and are for informational purposes only.
- What are the charts in the Freight and Oil section showing?
- The Baltic Dry Index (ticker: BDI) is a shipping and trade index created by the Baltic Exchange (https://www.balticexchange.com/). The Baltic Exchange calculates the index based on shipping rates across more than 20 routes for each of the BDI component vessels.
- U.S. Freight Transportation Services Index (TSI, ticker: TSIFRGHT) is calculated monthly by the St. Louis FRED (https://fred.stlouisfed.org/) and is a reflection of intra-continental shipping costs within North America.
- The Cass Freight Index (https://www.cassinfo.com/freight-audit-payment/cass-transportation-indexes/cass-freight-index, ticker:FRGSHPUSM649NCIS) is provided by the St. Louis FRED (https://fred.stlouisfed.org/) and reflects various freight modes in the United States.
- Crude Oil (ticker:CL) reflects the West Texas Instrument (WTI) spot futures contract mid-price, in USD, per barrel (bbl).
- Natural Gas (ticker: NG) reflects the spot futures contract mid-price per 10,000 MMBtu.
- All charts are provided courtesy of TradingView and are for informational purposes only.
- What are the charts in the Inputs and Fertilizer section showing?
- Urea futures contracts (tickers: UFB, UME, UFV, UFE) represent the spot futures contract mid-price, in USD, per 100 tons. Values reflect prices as-traded on the CBOT (Chicago Board of Trade) exchange and are specific to the production region indicated by each chart.
- UAN (Urea Ammonium Nitrate, ticker: UNO) and DAP (Di-ammonium Phosphate, ticker: DFN) futures contracts indicate the NOLA spot futures mid-price, in USD, per 100 tons fertilizer. Values reflect prices as-traded on the CBOT (Chicago Board of Trade) exchange and are specific to the production region indicated by each chart.
- MAP (Monoammonium Phosphate, ticker: MFC) futures contracts indicate the Brazilian spot futures mid-price, in USD, per 100 metric tons. Values reflect prices as-traded on the CBOT (Chicago Board of Trade) exchange.
- Potash, Corporation of Saskatchewan (ticker: POCF) is provided as a proxy for potash prices and indicates the spot futures contract mid-price as-traded on the Eurex Exchange.
- All charts are provided courtesy of TradingView and are for informational purposes only.
- What are the Foreign Exchange rate charts showing?
- Foreign Exchange (Forex / FX) rates indicate the current mid-price of current conversions to USD, according to IDC or OANDA, as indicated per-chart. OANDA data feeds also include daily trading volume.
- All charts are provided courtesy of TradingView and are for informational purposes only.