International Status

International Status

 United States    Date Change Subscribe
Current Account -124,106.0 Q4 2011 -15.31 %
Trade Balance -51,825.0 Mar 2012 -14.11 %
Treasury International Capital System -49,902.0 Mar 2012 -153.86 %
 Canada    Date Change Subscribe
Current Account -7,824.0 Q1 2010 +19.89 %
Trade Balance 352.0 Mar 2012 +28.94 %
 United Kingdom    Date Change Subscribe
Current Account -8.5 Q4 2011 +19.63 %
Trade Balance -2.7 Mar 2012 +7.09 %
 Euro Zone    Date Change Subscribe
Current Account 361.00 Feb 2011 +2.27 %
Trade Balance 4.28 Mar 2012 +7.26 %
 Switzerland    Date Change Subscribe
Current Account 26,468.7 Q4 2011 +38.33 %
Trade Balance 2,677.247 Feb 2012 +78.94 %
 Japan    Date Change Subscribe
Current Account 1,780,500.0 Q1 2012 +5.87 %
Trade Balance -84,524 Mar 2012 -432.64 %
 Australia    Date Change Subscribe
Current Account -8,374.0 Q4 2011 -43.78 %
Trade Balance -1,587 Mar 2012 -110.48 %
 New Zealand    Date Change Subscribe
Current Account -2,763.00 Q4 2011 +41.84 %
Trade Balance 134 Mar 2012 -33.66 %
Reports like Trade Balance and Current Account give a good overview of a country's volume of international trades and its import-export status. The Trade Balance measures the difference in value between imported and exported goods for the reporting period. A negative value indicates that more goods were imported than were exported (that is, a trade deficit). Conversely, a positive trade balance means that exports exceeded imports (a trade surplus). The Current Account is calculated as the total Trade Balance plus the net of income payments and unilateral transfers, and indicates the total inflow or outflow of all capital.