EU agri-food exports in February 2016 were worth EUR 10.2 billion , well above export values in January 2016 and even slightly above exports in February 2015.
Highest increases in monthly export values (Feb
2016 compared to Feb 2015) were recorded for
USA (+15%) and China (+13.5%), and for
Norway, Jordan, Australia and Saudi Arabia, while the most important reductions were in export values to North African countries (Algeria and Egypt due to less wheat exports).
The highest increases in monthly export values were achieved for wine and spirits, followed by pork , vegetables, olive oil.
Export values for butter also increased in February 2016 compared to one year ago.
On the other hand, monthly export values in
February 2016 compared to February 2015 went down in particular for wheat and other cereals, and for hides and skins.
In February 2016 agri-food imports to the EU increased to a value of EUR 8.9 billion from EUR
8.4 billion in February 2015. The highest increase in monthly imports was from Argentina, while imports from India went down.
Because of higher values for imports, the trade balance for all EU agri-food products in
February 2016 was reduced to EUR 1.4 billion from EUR 1.8 billion in February 2015.

For the 12-months period March 2015 to
February 2016, EU agri-food exports reached a value of more than EUR 129 billion, meaning an increase by 6% in value compared to the same period one year ago.
Major gains were achieved in values of agri-food exports to the US and China (EUR +3 billion for each) and to Saudi Arabia (EUR +1 billion).
Exports to Switzerland, Turkey, the United Arab
Emirates, Australia, Canada and Israel also increased by more than EUR 250 million each in the latest twelve-months period. Exports to
Russia decreased further from EUR 8.1 billion
(March 2014 to Feb 2015) to EUR 5.5 billion
(March 2015 to Feb 2016), i.e. a reduction in values by 32%.
Analysing the performance over the last twelve months per product category, export values increased in particular for cereals other than wheat (EUR +824 million; +40% compared to export values in the 12-months period one year ago, although going down in February 2016), wine (EUR +850 million; +9%), spirits and liqueurs (EUR +679 beer
(EUR +488 million; +17%) as well as for live animals (EUR +503 million; +26%). In relative terms, high increases in 2015 export values were also seen for soya beans, eggs and honey.
Exports of milk powders (EUR -725 million;
-15%) and fresh fruit (EUR -232 million; -9%) lost most in export values over the last 12 months, both of them concerned by the Russian embargo. Milk powder exports also suffered from the contraction of Chinese demand for dairy products. Also sugar (-17%) and ethanol (-
21.5%) experienced losses in export values over the previous 12 months, while cheese exports in value terms stabilised at the low level achieved in the previous period.
(extraction date for statistics: 13/04/2016)
Agri-food imports from third countries in the period March 2015 to February 2016 came into the EU at a value of EUR 114 billion, i.e. an increase by 8.4% compared to the same period one year ago. The export surplus for the 12months period stands at about EUR 16 billion.
Imports from the USA showed the highest increase in values (EUR +1.6 billion; +15%) in the 12-months period until February 2016.
Import values for agri-food products from
Argentina also went up by EUR 790 million
(+15%) over the last 12 months of which EUR
212 million in February 2016 only. Remarkable increases were recorded also for agri-food imports from Turkey (EUR +709
+17%), China (EUR +480 million; +10%) and
Ukraine (EUR +350 million; +9%). Also some
Latin American countries improved in agrifood exports to the EU, such as Colombia, Peru and Chile. On the other hand, imports from
Brazil decreased by EUR 327 million (-2.4%) and imports from other big suppliers, Canada and Indonesia went down as well compared to the previous 12 months period.
Looking at imports per product category, total imports of commodities remained almost stable in value terms, but, in detail, imports of palm oil (EUR -307 million; -5%), soya beans (EUR -
360 million; -7%), oilcakes (EUR -314 million; -
4%) and of beet and cane sugar (EUR -255 million; -17%) decreased, while import values of unroasted coffee and tea increased sizeably
(EUR +366 million; +5%) as well as imports of oilseeds (other than soya beans), wheat and rice .
For products other than commodities, increases were registered in particular for imports of tropical fruit, nuts and spices (EUR
+2.7 billion; +25%), fruit and vegetable preparations (EUR +668 million; +21%), fresh fruit (EUR +460 million), fresh vegetables (EUR
+381 million), as well as wine (EUR +319 million) and spirits and liqueurs (EUR
+202 million). Over the twelve months period, the most remarkable increase in import values was registered for olive oil , jumping form EUR
227 million in March 2014 - February 2015 to
EUR 682 million in the same months one year later, although monthly imports in February
2016 went down compared to February 2015.

China is the second most important destination
(8% of all EU agri-exports, EUR 10.3 billion in
2015) and the fourth most important origin
(4.5%, EUR 5.1 billion) for EU agri-food imports.
The EU is a net exporter of agri-food products to
China since 2011 (balance of EUR +5.2 billion in
2015).
Agri-food exports to China increased by EUR 2.9 billion in 2015. Exports in all major product groups increased with the most significant hike in commodities (+71%; from EUR 1 billion to
EUR 1.7 billion). By product category, EU agrifood exports to China in 2015 were led by infant food with a share of 13%, followed by raw hides and skins (11%) which switched places when compared to 2014 as infant food showed a quicker export growth.
Both, exports of meat offal (10%) and pork
(9%) demonstrate the importance of pig meat in
EU exports to China as the offal category comprises mainly products originating from pigs.
Also, pork exports more than doubled (from EUR
432 million to EUR 934 million) in 2015. Wine
(8%) and cereals other than wheat and rice
(8%) complete the top-six. Due to lower prices for dairy products milk powders dropped out of the top in 2015.
Top EU-28 exports of agri-food to China, trade value and share in 2015
Skins and offal are both products where EU export values to China exceed one third of total
EU exports of these products. For infant food, the share of China in EU world exports is 17%.
Changes in EU imports from China were less pronounced and the structure did not alter since
2014 for the main products. Fresh and dried vegetables dominate with 11%, followed by offal
(10%), vegetable preparations (9%), tropical fruit (8%), silk (6%) and oilseeds (6%).

Table 1: EU28 agri-food exports – top 20 destinations
EU28 agri-food exports to ….
PARTNER/PERIOD
(million Euro) source: COMEXT
Rank
2015/16
Extra-EU28
United States of America
China
Switzerland
Russia
Japan
Saudi Arabia
Hong Kong
Norway
Canada
Turkey
United Arab Emirates
Algeria
Australia
Korea (Republic of)
Egypt
Singapore
South Africa
Brazil
Morocco
Israel other countries
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
8
9
10
6
7
4
5
1
2
3 cumulative data: 12 month period monthly data
Mar14-
Feb15
Mar15-
Feb16
Difference
Mar15 - Feb16 to
Mar14 - Feb15
€
mio
€
122 350 129 395 7 044
16 752
7 693
7 221
19 768
10 573
7 682
3 016
2 880
461
2 759
3 595
2 534
2 310
1 976
1 944
1 565
8 146
5 281
3 752
4 712
4 006
3 169
3 026
1 655
1 464
1 259
37 532
5 510
5 366
4 896
4 286
4 148
3 435
3 335
3 067
3 065
2 841
2 411
2 153
2 081
1 706
1 549
1 523
1 522
38 479
-106
60
264
948
-2 636
85
1 144
-427
142
266
309
308
-530
307
101
177
136
141
%
5,8
18,0
37,4
6,4
-32,4
1,6
30,5
-9,1
3,6
8,4
10,2
11,2
-14,7
12,1
4,4
9,0
7,0
9,0
-6,4
4,1
20,9
2,5
Feb. 2015 Feb. 2016
Difference
Feb 16 to Feb 15 mio
€
mio
€
10 270 10 420 150
1 411
657
620
224
287
190
190
259
140
124
473
415
414
403
303
256
348
142
168
117
3 127
1 628
746
649
461
435
447
259
338
265
284
242
189
223
204
177
161
131
111
174
143
3 151
218
88
29
18
-99
33
14
-82
21
8
-12
20
32
-144
35
9
-64
-31
6
27
25
%
1,5
15,4
13,5
4,7
-2,6
4,7
7,8
-35,7
11,6
3,6
-18,4
7,8
-34,3
17,6
7,2
-31,5
15,0
6,4
-22,1
3,4
22,8
0,8
Table 2: EU28 agri-food exports – most important changes in February 2016
EU28 agri-food exports to ….
PARTNER/PERIOD
(million Euro) source: COMEXT
Rank
2015/16
Extra-EU28
United States of America
China
Norway
Jordan
Australia
Saudi Arabia
Switzerland
Israel
Ukraine
Singapore
Azerbaijan
Venezuela
Tunisia
Yemen
Angola
Libya
Brazil
Turkey
Egypt
Algeria other countries
80
78
41
57
34
27
18
10
15
12
13
6
3
20
1
2
8
36
22
16 cumulative data: 12 month period monthly data
Mar14-
Feb15
Mar15-
Feb16
Difference
Mar15 - Feb16 to
Mar14 - Feb15
277
316
580
381
1 164
1 127
1 655
3 026
1 976
3 595
60 799
€
mio
€
122 350 129 395 7 044
16 752
7 693
4 006
683
2 534
3 752
7 221
1 259
1 612
1 944
19 768
10 573
4 148
785
2 841
4 896
7 682
1 522
1 367
2 081
-244
136
3 016
2 880
142
102
307
1 144
461
264
187
197
636
305
807
1 098
1 549
3 335
2 153
3 065
60 401
-90
-120
56
-76
-357
-28
-106
309
177
-530
-398
%
5,8
18,0
37,4
3,6
14,9
12,1
30,5
6,4
20,9
-15,2
7,0
-32,4
-37,8
9,7
-19,9
-30,7
-2,5
-6,4
10,2
9,0
-14,7
-0,7
Feb. 2015 Feb. 2016
Difference
Feb 16 to Feb 15 mio
€
mio
€
10 270 10 420 150
1 411
657
303
45
190
414
620
117
141
140
1 628
746
338
79
223
447
649
143
165
161
24
21
28
25
87
48
55
95
142
348
259
287
4 856
8
5
64
23
26
65
111
284
177
189
4 887
-64
-82
-99
31
-20
-20
-24
-25
-29
-30
-31
218
88
35
34
33
32
29
27
%
1,5
15,4
13,5
11,6
76,8
17,6
7,8
4,7
22,8
17,1
15,0
-69,7
-79,1
-27,0
-52,6
-53,0
-31,8
-22,1
-18,4
-31,5
-34,3
0,6

Table 3: EU28 agri-food exports by product category
PRODUCT/PERIOD
All agri-food products
Commodities
Other primary
Processed
Food preparations
Beverages
Non-edible
Wheat
Cereals, other than wheat and rice
Rice
Flours and other products of the milling industry
Malt
Starches, inulin & gluten
Soyabeans
Oilseeds, other than soyabeans
Palm & palm kernel oil
Vegetable oils other than palm & olive oil
Oilcakes
Other feed and feed ingredients
Beet and cane sugar
Sugar, other than beet & cane
Milk powders and whey
Butter
Gums, resins and plant extracts
Unraosted coffee, tea in bulk & mate
Cocoa beans
Cocoa paste and powder
Agricultural commodities, not specified
Live animals
Bovine meat, fresh, chilled and frozen
Pork meat, fresh, chilled and frozen
Poultry meat, fresh, chilled and frozen
Sheep and goat meat, fresh, chilled and frozen
Offal, animal fat & other meats, fresh, chilled & frozen
Fresh milk and cream, buttermilk and yoghurt
Eggs and honey
Vegetables, fresh, chilled and dried
Fruit, fresh or dried, excl. citrus & tropical fruit
Citrus fruit
Tropical fruit, fresh or dried, nuts and spices
Miscellaneous seeds and hop cones
Agricultural primary products, not specified
Meat preparations
Cheese
Olive oil
Preparations of vegetables, fruit or nuts
Fruit juices
Wine, vermouth, cider and vinegar
Roasted coffee and tea
Chocolate, confectionery and ice cream
Infant food & other prep of cereals, flour, starch or milk
Pasta, pastry, biscuits and bread
Soups and sauces
Coffee and tea extracts
Food preparations, not specified
Pet food
Waters and soft drinks
Beer
Spirits and liqueurs
Odoriferous substances
Raw hides, skins and furskins
Non edible animal products
Wool and silk
Cotton, flax and hemp, and plaiting materials
Cut flowers and plants
Bulbs, roots and live plants
Raw tobacco
Cigars and cigarettes
Fatty acids and waxes
Sugar alcohols
Essential oils
Ethanol
Casein, other albuminoidal sub. & mod. starches
Non-edible, not specified
Products non-attributable
Mar14-
Feb15
Mar15-
Feb16
1 252
3 516
2 324
4 143
761
10 457
1 070
5 153
6 259
4 627
1 182
798
5 352
3 449
3 358
3 408
10 399
263
2 585
442
178
771
683
1 568
946
3 236
543
142
585
146
1 947
1 339
173 mio €
129 395
25 163
21 354
23 522
26 820
17 428
15 282
1 130
490
498
4 115
753
1 138
496
14
1 235
60
6 046
2 848
194
766
1 105
834
68
682
118
2 255
317
2 449
628
4 075
1 565
95
2 411
1 006
779
2 982
2 506
518
941
1 399
0
1 239
3 499
2 140
3 900
755
9 607
960
4 915
6 167
4 294
1 157
736
5 160
3 131
2 975
2 920
9 720
232
2 417
411
173
782
653
1 484
823
3 207
480
153
512
186
1 933
1 311
150
122 350
24 316
19 853
22 100
25 560
15 846
14 676
1 072
593
455
4 840
627
951
520
14
1 042
55
6 212
2 024
214
679
1 048
786
38
722
145
1 971
307
1 946
558
3 731
1 576
100
2 301
955
603
2 760
2 738
529
808
1 249
0
EU28 EXPORT
Difference
Mar15 - Feb16 to
Mar14 - Feb15
-2,7
40,7
-9,1
12,8
5,4
6,0
76,6
-5,6
-18,7
14,4
3,4
5,5
-17,4
9,4
-15,0
20,2
19,6
-4,6
-3,8
18,6
8,7
25,9
12,6
9,2
-0,7
-4,4
4,8
5,3
29,3
8,0
-8,5
-2,2
16,4
12,0
%
5,8
3,5
7,6
6,4
4,9
10,0
4,1
238
91
333
25
62
192
318
384
488
679
31
12
17
184
243
6
850
110
29
63
-12
73
-40
14
27
23
168
31
5
-12
30
84
123
-166
824
-20
87
57
59
-103
43
-725
127
187
47
29
-40
-27
284
10
-24
-1
193
5
7 044
847
1 501
1 422
1 260
1 582
606
-232
-11
133
150
0
503
70
344
-11
-4
110
51
177
222
4,8
1,5
7,8
2,2
8,4
3,7
10,1
12,9
16,7
7,0
13,6
1,0
0,5
8,6
6,2
0,8
8,9
11,4
0,9
13,1
-7,6
14,2
-21,5
0,7
2,1
15,5
7,0
7,5
2,6
-1,5
4,5
5,7
15,0
Feb. 2015 Feb. 2016
10 270
2 429
1 578
1 747
2 061
1 186
1 269
78
42
36
327
52
87
45
1
86
4
800
332
21
53
84
69
5
72
8
208
18
142
44
293
122
6
175
72
52
220
192
56
70
134
358
534
347
92
58
415
257
239
257
671
18
89
261
187
326
69
731
84
258
36
11
43
13
157
93
14
234
35
13
70
91
128
73
402
506
363
96
65
451
283
251
273
755
16
95
287
230
359
65
796
85
282
44
10
49
12
147
109
14
93
36
10
74
97
138
79 mio €
10 420
2 127
1 826
1 917
2 166
1 296
1 193
88
32
42
321
75
99
37
1
106
5
520
258
16
61
91
69
6
103
9
168
20
165
49
361
107
6
201
90
62
263
206
64
80
168
0
Difference
Feb 16 to Feb 15
-280
-73
-5
8
7
10
-10
6
-6
23
12
31
1
-41
2
0
0
-8
0
20
1
150
-302
248
170
105
110
-76
24
6
68
-15
0
27
19
10
42
14
8
10
34
-35,0
-22,1
-24,6
14,6
8,0
0,0
8,6
43,6
16,4
-19,5
8,4
12,9
-24,2
16,5
-1,8
44,0
13,4
-17,4
57,9
23,3
23,9
16,7
12,8
23,4
-12,3
8,1
15,3
25,8
19,8
19,3
7,2
15,1
14,0
25,5
%
1,5
-12,4
15,7
9,8
5,1
9,2
-6,0
44
-28
16
4
7
36
26
12
16
84
-2
6
26
44
33
-4
65
1
-1
-10
16
0
23
8
-2
6
-141
1
-3
4
6
10
6
12,4
-5,3
4,7
4,6
11,5
8,6
10,1
4,9
6,2
12,4
-9,5
6,4
10,0
23,5
10,1
-5,3
8,9
0,9
-60,3
1,9
-21,2
5,9
7,0
7,5
7,7
9,0
22,3
-14,0
15,0
-5,9
-6,7
17,4
2,3

Table 4: EU28 agri-food imports – top 20 origins
EU28 agri-food imports from ….
PARTNER/PERIOD
(million Euro) source: COMEXT
Rank
2015/16
Extra-EU28
Brazil
United States of America
Argentina
China
Turkey
Switzerland
Indonesia
Ukraine
India
Ivory Coast
New Zealand
Thailand
South Africa
Chile
Vietnam
Malaysia
Canada
Australia
Colombia
Peru other countries
6
7
4
5
1
2
3
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20 cumulative data: 12 month period monthly data
Mar14-
Feb15
Mar15-
Feb16
Difference
Mar15 - Feb16 to
Mar14 - Feb15
€
mio
€
104 896
13 346
113 663
13 019
8 767
-327
10 445
5 193
12 058
5 983
1 613
790
4 693
4 279
4 446
4 448
5 173
4 988
4 605
4 346
480
709
159
-103
3 788
2 822
2 495
2 356
2 238
2 193
2 171
1 977
2 195
2 352
1 985
1 781
1 634
28 058
4 138
2 965
2 716
2 502
2 478
2 428
2 425
2 256
2 210
2 114
2 088
2 051
1 938
31 183
254
280
15
-238
103
269
303
3 125
350
143
221
146
240
234
%
8,4
-2,4
15,4
15,2
10,2
16,6
3,6
-2,3
9,2
5,1
8,9
6,2
10,7
10,7
11,7
14,1
0,7
-10,1
5,2
15,1
18,6
11,1
Feb. 2015 Feb. 2016
Difference
Feb 16 to Feb 15 mio
€
mio
€
8 463
831
8 981
761
518
-70
1 058
279
1 080
491
22
212
421
376
357
292
141
175
174
149
165
169
120
2 458
323
250
214
140
164
207
428
373
369
322
365
219
245
164
186
212
173
180
167
153
192
181
155
2 565
32
6
-7
4
26
12
35
107
42
-31
31
24
22
5
7
-3
12
30
%
6,1
-8,5
2,0
76,1
1,6
-0,8
3,5
10,3
13,0
-12,3
14,6
17,1
13,3
2,4
23,0
3,2
-3,9
2,6
16,0
7,2
29,1
4,4
Table 5: EU28 agri-food imports – most important changes in February 2016
EU28 agri-food imports from ….
PARTNER/PERIOD
(million Euro) source: COMEXT
Rank
2015/16
Argentina
Ukraine
Peru
Chile
Ivory Coast
Morocco
Indonesia
Australia
New Zealand
Thailand
Malaysia
Moldova
Belarus
Tunisia
Georgia
Mozambique
Serbia
Fiji
Papua New Guinea
India other countries
Extra-EU28
16
45
68
34
64
55
28
88
42
9
3
8
20
14
10
21
7
18
11
12 cumulative data: 12 month period monthly data
Mar14-
Feb15
Mar15-
Feb16
Difference
Mar15 - Feb16 to
Mar14 - Feb15
2 195
367
162
374
178
243
1 009
100
533
2 822
69 025
€
mio
€
104 896
5 193
113 663
5 983
8 767
790
3 788
1 634
2 171
2 495
1 579
4 448
1 985
2 356
2 238
4 138
1 938
2 425
2 716
1 835
4 346
2 088
2 502
2 478
146
240
350
303
254
221
256
-103
103
2 210
400
146
779
168
243
1 047
58
467
2 965
74 732
38
-42
-66
143
5 707
15
33
0,7
9,0
-16 -9,8
405 108,2
-10
0
-5,7
0,0
3,8
-42,1
-12,3
5,1
8,3
%
8,4
15,2
9,2
18,6
11,7
8,9
16,2
-2,3
5,2
6,2
10,7
Feb. 2015 Feb. 2016
Difference
Feb 16 to Feb 15 mio
€
mio
€
8 463
279
8 981
491
518
212
323
120
141
214
193
292
165
140
164
365
155
173
245
223
322
192
164
186
24
22
92
20
51
250
5 677
174
40
17
58
24
30
167
30
7
47
13
18
79
4
31
219
5 851
-13
-17
-20
-31
175
-7
-10
-10
-11
-11
-12
42
35
32
31
30
30
26
%
6,1
76,1
-3,9
-25,5
-60,9
-18,9
-46,3
-39,0
13,0
29,1
23,0
14,6
15,8
10,3
16,0
17,1
13,3
-14,3
-82,4
-39,4
-12,3
3,1

All agri-food products
Commodities
Other primary
Processed
Food preparations
Beverages
Non-edible
Wheat
Cereals, other than wheat and rice
Rice
Flours and other products of the milling industry
Malt
Starches, inulin & gluten
Soyabeans
Oilseeds, other than soyabeans
Palm & palm kernel oil
Vegetable oils other than palm & olive oil
Oilcakes
Other feed and feed ingredients
Beet and cane sugar
Sugar, other than beet & cane
Milk powders and whey
Butter
Gums, resins and plant extracts
Unraosted coffee, tea in bulk & mate
Cocoa beans
Cocoa paste and powder
Agricultural commodities, not specified
Live animals
Bovine meat, fresh, chilled and frozen
Pork meat, fresh, chilled and frozen
Poultry meat, fresh, chilled and frozen
Sheep and goat meat, fresh, chilled and frozen
Offal, animal fat & other meats, fresh, chilled & frozen
Fresh milk and cream, buttermilk and yoghurt
Eggs and honey
Vegetables, fresh, chilled and dried
Fruit, fresh or dried, excl. citrus & tropical fruit
Citrus fruit
Tropical fruit, fresh or dried, nuts and spices
Miscellaneous seeds and hop cones
Agricultural primary products, not specified
Meat preparations
Cheese
Olive oil
Preparations of vegetables, fruit or nuts
Fruit juices
Wine, vermouth, cider and vinegar
Roasted coffee and tea
Chocolate, confectionery and ice cream
Infant food & other prep of cereals, flour, starch or milk
Pasta, pastry, biscuits and bread
Soups and sauces
Coffee and tea extracts
Food preparations, not specified
Pet food
Waters and soft drinks
Beer
Spirits and liqueurs
Odoriferous substances
Raw hides, skins and furskins
Non edible animal products
Wool and silk
Cotton, flax and hemp, and plaiting materials
Cut flowers and plants
Bulbs, roots and live plants
Raw tobacco
Cigars and cigarettes
Fatty acids and waxes
Sugar alcohols
Essential oils
Ethanol
Casein, other albuminoidal sub. & mod. starches
Non-edible, not specified
Products non-attributable
Table 6: EU28 agri-food imports by product category
PRODUCT/PERIOD
Mar14-
Feb15
Mar15-
Feb16
223
1 670
39
311
995
1 126
29
446
3 961
5 453
1 498
10 690
544
13
2 139
450
227
3 165
2 257
2 527
1 545
819
1 518
455
47
105
862
7 396
3 152
1 770
0
136
2
53
5 159
2 912
5 681
1 874
8 563 mio €
104 896 113 663
45 579
26 998
12 309
45 269
31 371
14 042
5 976
2 499
7 452
1 429
2 571
1 075
6 698
2 806
8 648
1 540
2 479
1 164
904
1 263
439
44
71
944
7 762
3 152
1 663
46
165
1
56
4 799
3 191
5 374
1 965
8 249
275
1 807
36
337
1 100
1 135
28
565
4 342
5 913
1 758
13 377
694
3
2 253
434
682
3 833
2 369
2 846
1 625
1 001
331
1 076
619
460
1 592
897
881
249
1 361
8
843
371
795
569
1 272
762
2 483
210
1 647
10
699
296
819
33
725
1 182
396
1 228
662
533
1 655
1 044
937
293
1 564
12
723
349
827
590
1 327
837
2 676
257
1 455
20
916
334
768
6
2 452
EU 28 IMPORT
Difference
Mar15 - Feb16 to
Mar14 - Feb15
%
10,4
-16,8
-3,3
-6,2
-32,5
9,5
4,9
0,0
-6,0
20,9
-56,5
5,6
-7,0
9,6
-5,4
4,9
-3,7
8,4
-0,7
16,2
14,1
12,1
12,3
16,1
7,8
-3,6
8,2
-1
119
381
460
260
2 687
150
-10
52
137
-3
26
105
10
114
-16
454
668
112
319
80
85
-255
-15
-3
-34
82
366
0
-107
46
29
-1
3
-360
279
-307
91
-314
8 463
-309
4 373
1 732
722
307
1 197
111
-92
89
181
64
152
43
73
62
147
55
45
202
5
193
46
-193
10
217
39
-51
-27
1 726
-120
-22
32
20
55
75
18,1
19,4
14,1
7,0
15,9
3,9
16,4
6,3
18,0
14,9
58,7
-14,2
-6,0
4,1
3,5
4,4
9,9
7,8
22,1
-11,7
100,5
31,1
13,1
-6,3
-82,1
237,9
5,3
-3,5
200,1
21,1
5,0
12,6
5,2
-3,4
26,7
9,6
8,4
17,3
25,1
27,6
-78,1
23,3
8,2
-7,6
8,3
10,5
0,9
Feb. 2015 Feb. 2016
2
39
406
457
102
945
58
0
14
131
2
20
80
74
163
34
54
270
191
171
123
61
105
33
3
4
86
681
295
140
0
11
0
6
272
258
374
137
587
8 463
3 474
2 331
1 006
483
163
876
124
205
91
88
27
89
47
40
123
69
65
19
78
1
219
16
111
1
57
17
56
0
74
78
33
76
45
145
78
2
36
445
500
119
1 077
68
0
12
126
3
21
96
69
158
35
36
279
170
182
126 mio €
8 981
3 399
2 574
986
544
208
1 002
118
244
91
72
78
34
4
6
80
578
302
129
0
15
0
5
207
266
407
156
608
96
30
98
53
45
140
83
73
18
114
3
212
24
107
2
73
41
54
0
325
75
31
72
48
149
90
Difference
Feb 16 to Feb 15
-15,4
-3,8
13,7
5,4
20,2
-6,9
-11,1
-7,5
9,8
9,5
16,5
13,9
15,7
%
18,2
-25,6
0,4
47,0
48,5
-7,7
-15,2
2,5
-8,0
36,1
337,3
-14,6
-23,9
3,4
8,8
13,9
3,4
6,1
-2,1
10,4
-2,0
12,8
27,5
14,3
-4,6
19,1
-0,4
0
-3
40
43
17
132
9
0
-2
-5
16
-5
0
1
-5
1
-18
8
-20
11
3
11
-27
0
1
2
-7
-103
7
-11
0
-1
-65
4
0
9
33
19
20
518
-74
243
-20
62
45
125
-6
39
0
4
18
14
9
6
8
3
8
-1
35
2
16
24
-3
-6
8
-4
1
0
251
-3
-2
-4
2
5
12
-3,2
4,3
-32,6
3,1
-10,6
6,3
2,1
9,0
11,3
9,9
13,6
11,1
14,3
19,8
11,6
-3,1
45,3
446,6
-2,8
53,2
-3,4
112,8
27,6
142,5
-4,9
-4,4
-6,2
-4,9
5,1
3,4
15,2
26,9
340,8