Trade Data
Information related to trade data on North Korea
Chinese imports of North Korean coal remain at zero in June
Without revenues from coal, the DPRK's trade balance continues to push into the negative
Despite suspension reports, N. Korean gasoline imports increase in June
North Korean tanker fleet went quiet later in the month
North Korea imported record numbers of laptops, tablets in 2016
Imports of foreign made desktop computers, however, continued to dwindle
North Korea imports of Chinese cell phones jump in 2017
May imports were highest since December 2014, Chinese customs figures show
N. Korean iron exports for first five months of 2017 exceed whole of 2016: data
Other designated minerals and metals taper off, however
Chinese oil to North Korea falls again in May
But continuing shipments not indicative of a supply prohibition
Following dip, North Korea cereals imports increased in April
Numbers, however, still reflect a continuing downward trend for DPRK food imports
North Korean iron exports to China remained high in April
Though other sanctioned minerals all fall to zero for the first time
Despite reported price hike, North Korean imports of gasoline, diesel normal in April
Although diesel imports did fall, trade was in line with the DPRK's normal import practices
Corrected: Contradicting Beijing’s data, UN says China imported N. Korean coal in March
1718 Committee figures are at odds with numbers issued by China's customs agency
