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Iceland Exports

Iceland exports were worth 47970.8 ISK in June of 2010. Iceland's economy is highly export-driven. Iceland’s main exports are fish and fish products 40%, aluminum and alloys 40% and animal products. Fishing industry provides 70% of export income. Iceland’s main export partners are Euro Area, United Kingdom and United States. This page includes: Iceland Exports chart, historical data and news.


CountryInterest RateGrowth RateInflation RateJobless RateCurrent AccountExchange Rate
Iceland 8.00%0.60%4.80%7.60%-27120.1200


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Iceland Exports 6/30/2010 47970.8 5/31/2010 52326.4 4/30/2010 41133.5 3/31/2010 52854.8 2/28/2010 44398.6 1/31/2010 38751.5 12/31/2009 46038.2 11/30/2009 44287.4 10/31/2009 46863.6 9/30/2009 51290.1 8/31/2009 44067.8 7/31/2009 41536.5 6/30/2009 40630.2 5/31/2009 38734.6 4/30/2009 31543.4 3/31/2009 43622.3 2/28/2009 38670 1/31/2009 33570.5 12/31/2008 53846.6 11/30/2008 43163.1 10/31/2008 47523.1 9/30/2008 49452.1 8/31/2008 31353.1 7/31/2008 34179.6 6/30/2008 41465.2 5/31/2008 47570.7 4/30/2008 40072.5 3/31/2008 34284.8 2/29/2008 19356.6 1/31/2008 24592 12/31/2007 25524.2 11/30/2007 36030.4 10/31/2007 33472.4 9/30/2007 20991.5 8/31/2007 17836.1 7/31/2007 21718.6 6/30/2007 23105.3 5/31/2007 24229.5 4/30/2007 21771.2 3/31/2007 30637.3 2/28/2007 23878.8 1/31/2007 25900.7 12/31/2006 20136.3 11/30/2006 20188.8 10/31/2006 19998.3 9/30/2006 25357.9 8/31/2006 16595.8 7/31/2006 19377.9 6/30/2006 26439.1 5/31/2006 23938 4/30/2006 19080.6 3/31/2006 19915.2 2/28/2006 14661.2 1/31/2006 17050.9 12/31/2005 13689.6 11/30/2005 16746.9 10/31/2005 16041.3 9/30/2005 16911.1 8/31/2005 14395.5 7/31/2005 13914.8 6/30/2005 22696.7 5/31/2005 15812.3 4/30/2005 17199.9 3/31/2005 16396.6 2/28/2005 16478.1 1/31/2005 14072.6 12/31/2004 16891.8 11/30/2004 18903.8 10/31/2004 17102.9 9/30/2004 19445.2 8/31/2004 14069.4 7/31/2004 16840 6/30/2004 15951.5 5/31/2004 15044.8 4/30/2004 16848.5 3/31/2004 20264 2/29/2004 14265.1 1/31/2004 16746.2 12/31/2003 13672.1 11/30/2003 15950.3 10/31/2003 15804.8 9/30/2003 14555.2 8/31/2003 14926.7 7/31/2003 15015.8 6/30/2003 14309.4 5/31/2003 15053.9 4/30/2003 14079.4 3/31/2003 16725.6 2/28/2003 16133.3 1/31/2003 16746.2 12/31/2002 13299.1 11/30/2002 16484.8 10/31/2002 18972.8 9/30/2002 17116 8/31/2002 14788.5 7/31/2002 16323.4 6/30/2002 15276.5 5/31/2002 18152.2 4/30/2002 20765.9 3/31/2002 18110.5 2/28/2002 16113 1/31/2002 18900.2 12/31/2001 18052.3 11/30/2001 19677.2 10/31/2001 20335.7 9/30/2001 15302.4 8/31/2001 16969.1 7/31/2001 15415.7 6/30/2001 15318.3 5/31/2001 14333.2 4/30/2001 15704.5 3/31/2001 17844.6 2/28/2001 13268.6 1/31/2001 14360.7 12/31/2000 10957.8 11/30/2000 13819.3 10/31/2000 14090.3 9/30/2000 12399.5 8/31/2000 14163.3 7/31/2000 11957.3 6/30/2000 13197.8 5/31/2000 12067.4 4/30/2000 10848.9 3/31/2000 13475.4 2/29/2000 13201.7 1/31/2000 9094.1 12/31/1999 11558.8 11/30/1999 14803.7 10/31/1999 11752.9 9/30/1999 11361.2 8/31/1999 10562.5 7/31/1999 12293.5 6/30/1999 13447.5 5/31/1999 12521.6 4/30/1999 10831.7 3/31/1999 16848.9 2/28/1999 10753.3 1/31/1999 8192.4 12/31/1998 13735.3 11/30/1998 10654 10/31/1998 10754.8 9/30/1998 10772.4 8/31/1998 12067.5 7/31/1998 13953.3 6/30/1998 12960.8 5/31/1998 11738.3 4/30/1998 11114 3/31/1998 9646.7 2/28/1998 9072.4 1/31/1998 10122.6 12/31/1997 12273.4 11/30/1997 11282.7 10/31/1997 11266 9/30/1997 10769.5 8/31/1997 9302.1 7/31/1997 11007 6/30/1997 10357.4 5/31/1997 10284.5 4/30/1997 11571.8 3/31/1997 11177.1 2/28/1997 10033.7 1/31/1997 11888 12/31/1996 11494.6 11/30/1996 11478.5 10/31/1996 11077.3 9/30/1996 8781.2 8/31/1996 10365.2 7/31/1996 9562.2 6/30/1996 10340.5 5/31/1996 10500.6 4/30/1996 9667.3 3/31/1996 13240 2/29/1996 11130.9 1/31/1996 8051.5 12/31/1995 9980.3 11/30/1995 12238 10/31/1995 8833.1 9/30/1995 9958.1 8/31/1995 9010.7 7/31/1995 7791.2 6/30/1995 9076.6 5/31/1995 11648.4 4/30/1995 9037.3 3/31/1995 11722.1 2/28/1995 8688.1 1/31/1995 8622.8 12/31/1994 10865.4 11/30/1994 10926.6 10/31/1994 9203 9/30/1994 10333.6 8/31/1994 8408 7/31/1994 8048 6/30/1994 9617.4 5/31/1994 8346.9 4/30/1994 9884.6 3/31/1994 12112.1 2/28/1994 7628.2 1/31/1994 7280 12/31/1993 9258.8 11/30/1993 7638.9 10/31/1993 9580.1 9/30/1993 9014.7 8/31/1993 7213.5 7/31/1993 8422 6/30/1993 7899.1 5/31/1993 7089.3 4/30/1993 7698.3 3/31/1993 8905.4 2/28/1993 6435 1/31/1993 5502.5 12/31/1992 7632.6 11/30/1992 7496.5 10/31/1992 6971.6 9/30/1992 7555.9 8/31/1992 7606.9 7/31/1992 7295.7 6/30/1992 6489.9 5/31/1992 9670.9 4/30/1992 6669.2 3/31/1992 8895.5 2/29/1992 6737.3 1/31/1992 4810.8 12/31/1991 6782.6 11/30/1991 7716.2 10/31/1991 7645.3 9/30/1991 6994.4 8/31/1991 7874.1 7/31/1991 8147.9 6/30/1991 8729.6 5/31/1991 9026.3 4/30/1991 7126.8 3/31/1991 9919.4 2/28/1991 6118.7 1/31/1991 5479.2 12/31/1990 8512.5 11/30/1990 6947 10/31/1990 7075.9 9/30/1990 8038.4 8/31/1990 7359.3 7/31/1990 8308.1 6/30/1990 8976.4 5/31/1990 9544.1 4/30/1990 7975.1 3/31/1990 8592.3 2/28/1990 6596 1/31/1990 4700 12/31/1989 8556.7 11/30/1989 7345.7 10/31/1989 6677 9/30/1989 5869.7 8/31/1989 7410.2 7/31/1989 6758.5 6/30/1989 7470.8 5/31/1989 6621.3 4/30/1989 6835.7 3/31/1989 6715.2 2/28/1989 5439.3 1/31/1989 4371.7

YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
201038751.544398.652854.841133.552326.447970.8      
200933570.538670.043622.331543.438734.640630.241536.544067.851290.146863.644287.446038.2
200824592.019356.634284.840072.547570.741465.234179.631353.149452.147523.143163.153846.6





Global Economics

Australia Extends Rate Pause
Published: 9/7/2010 12:39:14 PM By: TradingEconomics.com, RBA
Australia’s central bank extended its pause in raising interest rates “for the time being” as concern that the global economic recovery may falter trumped evidence of an accelerating expansion at home.

Brazilian Growth Outstrips Forecast
Published: 9/6/2010 11:06:43 PM By: TradingEconomics.com, Bloomberg
Brazil’s economy grew at an annualised rate of 8.9 per cent in the first half of 2010, defying expectations of a more significant slowdown in the second quarter and signalling that the country may beat its previous forecast of 7 per cent growth for the year.

Swiss Inflation Slowed Fourth Straight Month in August
Published: 9/5/2010 10:25:03 PM By: TradingEconomics.com, Bloomberg
Swiss inflation slowed for a fourth straight month in August, giving the central bank room to keep borrowing costs near zero.

ECB Leaves Interest Rates on Hold for 16th Month
Published: 9/5/2010 10:22:37 PM By: TradingEconomics.com
The European Central Bank has left interest rates at 1 percent for the 16th consecutive month as a still-uncertain global outlook clouds optimism about the eurozone's recovery.

Swiss Economy Expanded 0.9% in Q2
Published: 9/5/2010 6:50:37 PM By: TradingEconomics.com, Bloomberg
Switzerland’s economy expanded at a faster pace than economists forecast in the second quarter as companies stepped up spending to meet global demand.

Euro Area Unemployment Rate Remains Stable at 10.0% in July
Published: 9/5/2010 6:16:40 PM By: TradingEconomics.com, Eurostat
The euro area (EA16) seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate was 10.0% in July 2010, unchanged compared with June. It was 9.6% in July 2009.

Euro Area Inflation Slows to 1.6%
Published: 9/5/2010 6:07:23 PM By: TradingEconomics.com, Bloomberg
Euro Area consumer prices rose 1.6 percent from a year earlier after increasing 1.7 percent in July, the European Union statistics office in Luxembourg said.

Australia Reports Trade Surplus of $1.71 Billion in July
Published: 9/5/2010 3:31:41 PM By: TradingEconomics.com, Bloomberg
Australia’s trade surplus narrowed by more than economists forecast in July as exports of coal and iron ore fell, while imports rose.

Canadian Growth Slowed in Second Quarter
Published: 9/5/2010 2:10:39 PM By: TradingEconomics.com, WSJ
The Canadian economy in the second quarter expanded at less than half the pace set in the first three months of the year, undercutting economists’ expectations and raising questions about whether the country’s central bank will tighten interest rates next week.

India’s Second Quarter GDP Rises To 8.8%
Published: 9/5/2010 1:59:44 PM By: TradingEconomics.com, MarketWatch
India's economy expanded 8.8% in the second quarter from a year earlier, compared to an 8.6% on-year expansion in the first, lifted by robust activity in manufacturing.






Exports

According to Wikipedia, export goods or services are provided to foreign consumers by domestic producers. It is a good that is sent to another country for sale. Export of commercial quantities of goods normally requires involvement of the customs authorities in both the country of export and the country of import. The advent of small trades over the internet such as through Amazon and e-Bay have largely bypassed the involvement of Customs in many countries due to the low individual values of these trades. Nonetheless, these small exports are still subject to legal restrictions applied by the country of export.


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