Oceania Net Trade (Goods & Services, BoP) Ranking (2024)

In 2024, net trade (goods & services, bop) in Oceania was highest in Australia at $19.82 billion, followed by Papua New Guinea at $5.74 billion and Tuvalu at -$55.16 million. The average net trade (goods & services, bop) across countries in Oceania was $1.27 billion, the median was -$206.02 million, and New Zealand recorded the lowest net trade (goods & services, bop) at -$6.20 billion, according to the World Bank.

Data is available for the period 1960 to 2024 across 13 countries in Oceania.

Frequency : Yearly
Rank Country Current Value Previous Value Year
1 $19.82B $59.3B 2024
2 -$6.2B -$9.38B 2024
3 $5.74B $6.29B 2023
4 -$1.06B -$1.17B 2022
5 -$427.26M -$438.31M 2022
6 -$276.53M -$251.42M 2023
7 -$273.38M -$288.13M 2024
8 -$214.25M -$337.59M 2024
9 -$206.02M -$214.59M 2024
10 -$192.2M -$159.37M 2022
11 -$85.26M -$86.99M 2023
12 -$76.01M -$44.8M 2021
13 -$55.16M -$61.22M 2022
Oceania Net Trade (Goods & Services, BoP) Ranking (2024) : Definition
Net Trade (Goods & Services, BoP) measures the difference between exports and imports of goods and services, recorded on a Balance of Payments basis and measured in current US dollars. A positive value indicates a trade surplus, while a negative value indicates a trade deficit.