The Republic of Slovenia, had the 83rd highest GDP in the world, according to the most recent data. Product exports totaled $37.8 billion and imports topped $40.8 billion. It ranked 61st in overall exports and 59th in total imports out of 196 countries. As a result, Slovenia had a negative trade balance of $3 billion. Located in central Europe, Slovenia’s top export partners are Germany, Italy, Croatia, Austria, and France. The same countries top the import partners’ list, with Chinaas an addition. Slovenia was part of Yugoslavia until 1991. It joined NATO in 2004 and the European Union in 2007. The country shares borders with Austria, Croatia, Italy, and Hungary. See full list on Here are some additional details about some of the most exported and imported assets in Slovenia, and the volumes traded with mostly European countries. See full list on Start your research with reviews of these regulated brokers available in . CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. Between 74%-89% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs. You should consider whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money. See full list on If you’d like to learn more about Slovenia’s economy, you can see the Slovenia’s debt clock. Read on to learn about ways to trade Slovenia’s most traded commodities via our guides on different instruments to trade like contracts-for-difference (CFDs), options, stocks, and bullion dealers. To browse other commodities and see how they produced and traded, see the following commodity guides on: 1. Agricultural commodities 2. Energy commodities 3. Precious metals All currency reported in US dollars. See full list on
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