Trade unit value indices, by reporting country methods, notes and classification

Monthly raw data are processed at the most detailed level in order to calculate elementary unit-values defined by trade value/quantity. These unit-values are divided by the average unit-value of the previous year to obtain elementary unit-value indices, from which outliers are detected and removed. Elementary unit-value indices are then aggregated over countries and commodities, by using the Laspeyres, Paasche and Fisher formulae. Finally, the Fisher unit-value indices are chained back to the reference year (2000=100) and are used to approximate the import and export price movements.

• • Geopolitical entity (partner)
    • 0 All countries of the world
  • External trade indicator
    • 0 Export unit value index (2015=100)
    • 1 Import unit value index (2015=100)
    • 2 Terms of trade (Export/import)
  • Standard International Trade Classification (SITC Rev. 4, 2006)
    • 0 Total - all products
  • Geopolitical entity (reporting)
    • 00 European Union - 27 countries (from 2020)
    • 01 Belgium
    • 02 Bulgaria
    • 03 Czechia
    • 04 Denmark
    • 05 Germany
    • 06 Estonia
    • 07 Ireland
    • 08 Greece
    • 09 Spain
    • 0a France
    • 0b Croatia
    • 0c Italy
    • 0d Cyprus
    • 0e Latvia
    • 0f Lithuania
    • 0g Luxembourg
    • 0h Hungary
    • 0i Malta
    • 0j Netherlands
    • 0k Austria
    • 0l Poland
    • 0m Portugal
    • 0n Romania
    • 0o Slovenia
    • 0p Slovakia
    • 0q Finland
    • 0r Sweden