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WTO Data

Com­pre­hens­ive stat­ist­ic­al data and time series on trade in goods and ser­vices as well as in­form­a­tion about cur­rent trade rules, tar­iffs, non-tar­iff bar­ri­ers and IP mat­ters.

Facts

Coverage
Worldvide
Access
Free access
Provider
WTO
Subjects
International economics Trade Statistics

Glob­al trade data col­lec­ted in one place

What can you find in WTO Data?

Extensive trade statistics from the World Trade Organization (WTO), which sets global rules for trade and cooperation between countries. You have access to official figures on global trade in goods and services, customs duties, export and import flows between countries and regions, and you can explore global trade patterns, follow developments in international trade policy and retrieve data for your own analyses, assignments or research projects.

WTO Data includes several key databases with statistics and analyses on trade in goods and services, customs duties and other trade-related areas under the WTO.

Here are some examples of databases:

Trade statistics

Tariffs and trade barriers

When is WTO Data useful?

You can use WTO Data when working with topics such as international economics, globalisation or trade policy.
For example, you can:

  • compare trade patterns across countries and sectors
    find indicators, tables and graphs for your analyses
    download datasets for use in assignments or research

WTO Data is a good place to start if you want to document developments in global trade or examine how policy changes influence trade flows.

Help us­ing WTO Data

Down­load

Data can be downloaded in Excel and CSV formats.
It is also possible to create deep links to the tables.

 

API search

API access: to obtain API access you need to register as a user.

Time series in WTO Stats

WTO Stats con­tains stat­ist­ic­al in­dic­at­ors re­lated to the WTO’s areas of work.
Here you will find time series with data on trade in goods and ser­vices – an­nu­al, quarterly and monthly – as well as in­form­a­tion about tar­iffs (bound, ap­plied and pref­er­ence-based).