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Global trade composition — Goods vs. Services (2019–2024)

Global trade composition — Goods vs. Services

Years: 2019–2024. Composition = share of total trade value (%). Sources: WTO (merchandise trade), UNCTAD (trade in services), both in current US$.
Goods (WTO) Services (UNCTAD) ⬇️ Load or paste your data
Data tips: upload CSVs (see formats below) or paste “Year,GoodsUSD,ServicesUSD” in the editor. Values should be totals for the world (current US$).

Data input

Expected years: 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024
CSV formats
Combined CSV (you can paste this in the editor):
Year,GoodsUSD,ServicesUSD
2019, <goods_value>, <services_value> …

Separate CSVs (upload both):
Goods file columns (any order): Year, Value
Services file columns (any order): Year, Value

Computed table

Year Goods (US$) Services (US$) Total (US$) Goods (%) Services (%)
Notes: Use WTO for world merchandise trade (exports+imports or whichever total you choose—be consistent across years), and UNCTADstat for world trade in services totals, both in current US$. If you load separate files, the tool merges by year.

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