Growth of Spanish Exports

Following up on Ibex Salad’s post on the growth of Spanish exports, here are the winners and losers by category (in millions of Euros).

Interestingly enough, tourism doesn’t count as an export. (Read about the invisible balance)

Winners:

Category	2011	2010	Difference
Fuels, Mineral Oils	15,894	9,650	6,243
Motor vehicles, Tractors	36,217	32,430	3,786
Machinery	15,887	13,810	2,077
Stone, metal, jewelry	3,657	1,707	1,950
Other products	6,756	5,171	1,584
Rubber articles	4,230	3,055	1,174
Electrical machinery	12,869	11,898	971
Cast iron	5,570	4,743	827
Iron and steel	7,607	6,816	790
Ores, slag and ash	1,637	867	769
Plastic materials	8,144	7,426	717
Aircraft and spacecraft	3,265	2,698	567
Meat	3,409	2,866	543
Sown clothing	3,642	3,189	452
Train cars	1,070	684	385
All drinks excluding juice	3,154	2,775	379
Copper	2,407	2,087	319
Knitted clothing	2,720	2,435	285
Fish, crustaceans, mollusks	2,214	1,942	272
Fats, animal or vegetable oil	2,696	2,452	243
Paper, cardboard	3,513	3,280	233
Aluminum	2,326	2,134	191
Essential oils, perfumes	2,560	2,372	188
Footwear	2,143	1,958	185
Canned vegetables or fruit	2,142	1,965	176
Ceramic products	2,250	2,092	157

Losers:

Milk and eggs	926	972	-45
Arms and ammunition	92	174	-81
Organic Chemicals	3,686	3,770	-84
Pharmaceuticals	8,281	8,381	-100
Fresh vegetables, fruits (cucumbers?)	3,933	4,037	-103
Ships and boats	1,386	1,524	-137