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See what Pro includes| Belgium | 6 | 241.14 |
| Germany | 2 | 3,151.21 |
| United States | 2 | 971.45 |
| Netherlands | 1 | 127.13 |
| Italy | <1 | 1,740.01 |
| Argentina | <1 | 43,806.80 |
| Australia | <1 | 94.85 |
| India | <1 | 2,459.95 |
| Japan | <1 | 46,865.92 |
| United Kingdom | <1 | 3,166.79 |
| China | <1 | 16,099.00 |
| Spain | <1 | 1,292.12 |
| Hong Kong | <1 | 1,729.14 |
| Macedonia | <1 | 1,213.25 |
| Czech Republic | <1 | 15,430.00 |
| Colombia | <1 | 5.00 |
| Mexico | <1 | 1,352.00 |
| Sweden | 0 | — |
| Switzerland | 0 | — |
| Canada | 0 | — |
Price rises when volume falls → scarcity. Both up → market heating up.
Net exporter
Brazil's net trade position for this item, normalised from −100 (imports only) to +100 (exports only). For industrial items with no production/consumption series, we show the trade flow instead of a supply & demand balance.
