Import of calcined petroleum coke to Singapore: Rise in 2016

Petroleum coke import strongly climbed by 379.7% compared to the previous year, according to data published by United Nations Statistical Office. The indicator grew sharply from 312 070 kilogram in 2015 to 1 497 000 kilogram prior year, in contrast to the previous year when it dropped by 33.45%. Singapore saw a drop of 83.77% in petroleum coke import over the past 28 years. Moreover, it has shown a decline at a 0.35 percent average annual growth rate over the last five years with a negligible overall fall since the 1989. It averaged 11 320 690.14 kilogram from 1989 to 2016 and it hit its all-time high of 24 717 836 kilogram in 2008 and record low of 312 070 kilogram in 2015.