Overview In Fourth Quarter 2023 Seine-Maritime exported €149B and imported €175B, resulting in a negative trade balance of €26.6B. Between Fourth Quarter 2022 and Fourth Quarter 2023 the exports of Seine-Maritime have decreased by $-3.69B (-2.43%) from €152B to €149B, while imports decreased by €-24.3B (-12.2%) from €199B to €175B.
Trade In Fourth Quarter 2023, the top exports of Seine-Maritime were refined petroleum products (€1.31B), Other chemicals n.e.c. (€434M), Cereals (except rice), legumes and oilseeds (€428M), Plastics in primary forms (€278M), and pharmaceuticals (€233M). In Fourth Quarter 2023 the top imports of Seine-Maritime were Crude oil (€3B), refined petroleum products (€1.93B), Other chemicals n.e.c. (€413M), Other basic organic chemicals (€375M), and pharmaceuticals (€327M).
Destinations In Fourth Quarter 2023, Seine-Maritime exported mostly to United States (€594M), Belgium (€556M), Germany (€440M), China (€411M), and Spain (€372M), and imported mostly from United States (€1.15B), China (€795M), Nigeria (€736M), Belgium (€572M), and Netherlands (€492M).
Growth In Fourth Quarter 2023, the decrease in Seine-Maritime's year-by-year exports was explained primarily by an decrease in exports to Russia (€-60.7M or -96.5%), Brazil (€-40M or -46.2%), and United States (€-34M or -7.97%), and product exports decrease in pharmaceuticals (€-148M or -24.4%), Aerodynamic equipment and industrial refrigeration (€-74.1M or -89.4%), and Motor vehicles (€-67.6M or -50.7%). In Fourth Quarter 2023, the decrease in Seine-Maritime's year-by-year imports was explained primarily by an decrease in imports from Russia (€-345M or -96.1%), South Korea (€-145M or -80.8%), and Turkey (€-130M or -66.1%), and product imports decrease in Motor vehicles (€-411M or -75.6%), Basic pharmaceutical products (€-35.8M or -42.8%), and Appliances (€-33.2M or -32.3%).