Trade Data
Information related to trade data on North Korea
No oil yet in 2015, but North Korea imports more gasoline
The DPRK took advantage of falling global oil prices in January, buying more gasoline and making savings on diesel
Consumer goods among top North Korean imports
Electronics including TVs, cell phones and laptops big imports from China in 2014
N. Korean oil tankers around Russia go quiet in early 2015
Chinese tankers seem more active over the last four weeks
Country Profile: Thailand and North Korea
Luxury cars and chicken curry: Thailand's odd exports to the DPRK
North Korean laptop and cell phone imports up in 2014
Chinese customs data shows number of cell phone imports from China doubled in 2014
No Chinese crude to North Korea in 2014
However experts are skeptical about the accuracy of the trade figures
India, Denmark in possible breach of luxury goods sanctions
Two countries exported precious metals and stones to North Korea against UN Resolution 2094
Russia tops oil exports to N.Korea in UN Comtrade data
China numbers not included, but figures appear much lower than total capacity of North Korean tankers in the region
North Korean coal exports generate $1 billion a year
The DPRK's coal exports to China remained at more than a million tons a month throughout 2014
North Korea imports more jet fuel, gasoline and diesel in 2014
Chinese oil product exports to North Korea increase over 2013 figures, could indicate refinery problems
