Exports, imports and external balances; current US$ billions, first nine months of 2016.
Algeria recorded US$20.38 billion in export receipts and US$37.20 billion in imports during the first nine months of 2016. The same period produced a US$16.82 billion trade deficit, a US$22.24 billion current-account deficit and a US$21.42 billion overall balance-of-payments deficit. Imports were 1.83 times export receipts. The current-account deficit exceeded the trade deficit by US$5.42 billion.
Source 1: Tendances monétaires et financières de l’année 2015 et des neuf premiers mois de 2016
Publisher: Bank of Algeria
Dataset/table: Algeria external and monetary indicators, 2014–2016
Units: US$ billions; percent; percent of M2; percent depreciation; percent of GDP
Date checked: 2026-07-19
Evidence: Supports Algeria’s export receipts, imports, trade balance, current-account balance and overall balance of payments for the first nine months of 2016.
Exports and imports are flow totals, while the trade, current-account and overall balances are signed accounting results. They should not be added into a single composition.
The comparison preserves five official first-nine-month values and their accounting signs. The import-to-export multiple and deficit gaps use the published levels.
All five indicators come from the same Bank of Algeria presentation, refer to the first nine months of 2016 and use current US$ billions.
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