ANOTHER STORY..

How was Constantine Karamanlis connected to the NAZIS after WW2.

This photo shows Karamanlis signing the agreement for the GERMAN DEBT WRITE OFF in 1953.

Find more info HERE.

Ungrateful NAZIS call Greeks thieves and lazy today, but then- during WW2- it was them who stole and plundered Greece's National Wealth in the form of forced loans art theft and many more.
 

This information was outed by CIA in 16 sEPTEMBER 1962.

According to this CIA document the politicians Constantine Karamanlis and Constantine Tsaldaris were colaborators of the NAZI occupiers of Greece and Karamanlis was an informant of war criminal Max Merten. (Saturday, 7 November 2015 ABOUT GENOCIDES).

In the documeent it is written that during the war criminal Adolf EIhman's trial in Israel

it became evident that the existed a list of Greeks who colaborated with Merten during the extermination of the Jews in Thessaloniki.

In an article of the website                                                                

                    we read:

 The Eihman trial was observed by a representative of the then Greek government who was Jewish and a member of the diplomatic body in Israel.
He was given access of the trial minutes relevant to Greek Jews and he witnessed the names of the two polititians underscored with red pen.
According to the CIA document the Greek government repeatedly asked the Israelis not to make this list public. A request which Israel accepted.
You can read the whole CIA document HERE.

Did the activities of the polititians have anything to do with the exit of Karamanlis from power in 1965 which itself resaulted in the very unstable political life in Greece.

Is all this true?

Who was the Greek Eihman trial observer?

Did he tell the truth?

Is this another conspiracy theory?

YOU DECIDE.

And finally a little reminder of the geographical extend of the AXIS occupation of Greece.

      

And a map of Greece before WW2

That's all folks.

 

New atrocity by the Saudis.

Palestinian poet  is found guilty of apostasy and gets death penalty.

Poet Ashraf Fayadh was arrested on August 2013 by the religious police and found guilty of blasphemy. The arrest happened in a cafe when a man reported that he made obscene comments about God and Mohammad and the Saudi State.
On May 26, 2014, the General Court of Abha convicted Fayadh and sentenced him to four years in prison and 800 lashes.
After an appeal by the prosecution Fayadh was given the Death Penalty on 17th November 2015.

Fayadh is a member of British-Saudi art organisation Edge of Arabia which promotes contemporary art from Saudi Arabia.


The following text is  taken from the HRW (Human Rights Watch) website.

Saudi Arabia has executed 152 people in 2015, which according to Amnesty International is the highest recorded number since 1995. Most executions are carried out by beheading, sometimes in public. The vast majority are for murder and drug crimes, but Saudi courts occasionally hand down death sentences for other “crimes” such as apostasy and sorcery.

THE GREEK? BANKS AND WHO OWNS THEM NOW.

They are stealing Hellenic wealth on the quiet.

How did the Greek people loose control of their main banking system?

How many of us are aware of the recent passing of a by-law in the Greek Parliament that allowed prospective buyers of the top four Greek banks to set the price of shares themselves?

What this means is that the so called "Left Wing Government" through its parliamentary majority has made it compulsory for the Hellenic Financial Stability Fund to accept pricing set by the "book building method".

In such a move the Banks cannot set pricing and have to accept buyers pricing.

 "Book-building method".

During this: An underwriter "builds a book" by accepting orders from fund managers indicating the number of shares they desire and the price they are willing to pay.So foreign investors were allowed to buy majority shares in  National Bank, Alpha Bank, Eurobank and Piraeus Bank, at rock bottom prices. The total share price just 6.42 billion dollars for the banking giants which have assets worth more than $350 billion.

So, how much does the Greek State control?

State Ownership          until now   from now on

National Bank                   57%            24%
Eurobank                          35%           2.4%
Alpha Bank                       64%           11%
Piraeus Bank                     67%           22% 


And that means that: The Greek State  and its citizens have lost control of Greek banks.
In the last three years Greek people forked out $44 billion to bail out the banks of which only 6.42 is returned.
Some of the "lucky" investors are: Capital Group, Pimco, WLR Recovery Fund, Wellington, Fairfax, Brookfield Capital Partners and Highfields Capital Management. 

SO, WHAT HAS HAPPENED?

The Greek government has allowed the sale of these banks as if they were bankrupt even though they own assets worth more than $350 billion.


Click on the link below to see the document signed by the Minister of Economics Mr E. Tsakalotos and Economy Development and Tourism Mr Y. Stathakis that has made this sale possible.
This text is in Greek.

By-Law for the sale of the Big 4

SOURCES:

CNBC
PRONEWS
Amfipoli News

ABOUT GENOCIDES...

Stories many would like to forget.

The United Nations Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide (CPPCG) defines genocide in part as "acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group". Determining what historical events constitute a genocide and which are merely criminal or inhuman behaviour is not a clear-cut matter. Some of accounts below may include ancillary causes of death such as malnutrition and disease, which may or may not have been intentionally inflicted.
(This text taken directly from WIKIPEDIA)

A list exists on WIKI showing genocide statistics around the world. In this, the Greek genocide by the Ottoman Empire is listed as having between 200,000 and 1,000,000 victims.

Was this the only genocide perpetrated by the Ottomans?  Well... no.

The Turks did five genocides/massacres over the span of  40 years. A very short period in the big scheme of things.

      Numbers                           Populations affected                    Period   

80,000 - 300,000              Hamidian  Massacres (Armenians)    1894-1896
800,000 -1,500,000         50%   of Armenians                             1915-1923
275,000 - 750,000           75%   of Assyrians                               1915-1923
200,000 - 1,000,000           Greek Genocide                                1915-1918
13,160 - 70,000                Dersim Massacre                                1937-1938

 This map shows the extend of the Ottoman empire and in a red circle the areas where most genocides were perpetrated.

It is important to realise that the Ottoman genocides had one and only one aim.
ETHNIC CLEANSING.
This is a new concept, something that other Empires did not engage into and which probably shows the need of the Turkish population to establish itself over all other nationalities residing in the affected areas.
This TURKIFICATION incudes Pan-Islamism as a state ideology as Turkish massacres have a large anti-Christian character and genocides are mostly against Christian populations.

BUT THE WORST GENOCIDE EVER...

Can only be the genocide of Jews, leftists, Gypsies, homosexuals and other groups by the German NAZIs in the 1940s.
Between 5 and 11 million people were gathered and put to death by extremely inhumane means.
The history is very recent and records are all too clear to be forgotten.
There is a very important Greek connection here as the massacres involve areas in Greece too.
A substantial number of Greek officials denied cooperation to the NAZIs in many cases as is the case of the Zakynthian  Mayor Loukas Karrer and Bishop Chrysostomos, who, when asked by the NAZI commandant Berenz on September 9 1943, to hand in a list of all Jews of the island they handed a list with two names only: theirs. This resulted in the saving of all Zakynthian Jews.
However this has not been a widespread experience. The Greek Jews were all but eradicated from the Hellenic peninsula.
The most numerous Jewish populations transferred to concentration death camps originated in Thessaloniki and the person which oversaw this operation was Max Merten.

The case of Max Merten               

is very interesting and a brief account of his personal history will
enlighten.
1942 April.  Max Merten comes to Greece as general overseer of    
         the Jewish expulsions, responsible for the transportation of
         45,000 Jews to Auschwitz. He was responsible for the looting
         of the Jewish cemetery amounting the astronomic sum of 125,000,000 gold francs. This
         earned him the pseudonym "Butcher of Thessaloniki".
1946 The Americans offer his handing over to the Greek authorities as part of the treaty for the
         handing over of war criminals to the countries where they did their crimes.
         The Greek government rejected the offer and proposed his release because of his excellent
         behaviour and his services to Greece.
1957 March. Merten, General Secretary of the German Ministry of Justice, comes to Greece to give
         evidence in the trial of another war criminal, Arthur Maisnerkei  as a defence witness.

 

         He was recognised by court officials and was arrested immediately.

Interesting fact: The Germans want their war criminals to escape justice.

1958 The German ambassador made numerous representations for the release of Merten and    
         eventually the Karamanlis government cave in the demands of chancellor Adenaouer in order to
         achieve the signing of a loan from Germany worth 200 million marks.
1958 November. The agreement between Greek and German governments on the loan had a secret
         close for the cancellation of any prosecution of war criminals although Merten was excluded
         from the deal. The opposition was alerted and in:
1959 January the government brought the matter in Parliament, however there was a lot of reaction
         both  in Greece and abroad.
1959 March. Merten was tried  and convicted to 25 years imprisonment.
1959 November. Merten was extradited to Germany.
1961 November. Merten was convicted to four years for slander!!!
         against Greek politicians especially Constantine Karamanlis.

And that is how German NAZIs repay their benefactors.

But this is another story...

SOURCES:

PRONEWS
WIKIPEDIA

Jean-Claude does it again.

 European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker does foreign policy on behalf of Greece.

                                                                                                                                                                   

In a speech he gave in Frankfurt he showed complete ignorance of the tentative relations between Greece and Turkey on matters regarding the Aegean sea.
Among other he said:
The Turks agree in the creation of a common coast guard to be used towards solving the immigration problem in the Aegean, the Greeks do not. Where do we live? Should we argue about 10 kilometres of sea, who is responsible for which bit or should we be saving human lives?
Sometimes we talk without regard for the real matters of life, we need a coast guard organised by Europe.

Now, how does this last sentence involves Turkey is bewildering.

so according to M. Juncker Germany should share its coastguard with neighbour Russia.
C'mon Jean-Claude which head are you thinking with?
Or maybe you had a few...?

A question of pride and prejudice

Are we ruled by traitors?

This is a question that burns my guts. I often thought this question on my 60 year journey on this planet. A journey in which I experienced a series of  feelings of extreme pride followed by a series of feelings of abysmal hopelessness.
The culmination of the latter was the infamous Tsipras U-turn on the referendum he called in Greece in July.
Most Greeks, both those who supported him and those who didn't thought that this was the last stance of the Greek wanting to live with pride.
And the Greek people voted with their feet not to accept capitulation but to live a hard but independent existence. Not to be had.
Of all the U-turns, broken promises and destroyed dreams this must have been the hardest.
I will not analyse the pros and cons as it would both bore you and raise a lot of argument.
All I will say is why are people the last to learn, in the best occasions, what is going on behind the closed doors of the international chess games.

Are they all sleeping with the enemy?

The following report refers to Tsipras' holidays. The criticism is not that he enjoys opulent time out from politics.
That's Okay, if he has money he may spend it as he pleases, opulent holidays, kids in private education etc.
What is of importance is the connections with the illuminati, in other words

DIAPLOKI.  Inter-connection.

 Pay attention:

Mr Tsipras and spouse spent the Summer in a luxury villa  in Sounio, which they rented from ship owner Thanasis Martinos whose name appears in the Lagarde list.
Mr Martinos' daughter is Georgia Martini MP for New Democracy.
 In the picture: Mr Tsipras in the boat   of  Mr Costas Yiotis who was the go between in the villa rental.


Mr Martinos is a ship owner who in 2013 declared that shipping was going through hard times and he could only cover costs!
He, however, managed to order, in 2011,  the building of ships worth $350 million to shipbuilders in Korea.

There are three Martinos brothers who, together own 100 ships, mainly tankers,
of 8.5 million dwt through their three companies.

Are we ruled by traitors to their own promises?

Before the general election of January Mr Tsipras could be thought of as St. George killing the dragon with his spear.



    After the infamous referendum he looks more like
    HMV's dog.
                                                                        
                                                           

Above, a smug Mr Martinos  probably thinks  " I've got you in my pocket..."

To me, a simple layman, this has been the biggest let down in the history of let downs, the mother of all U-turns, the standard by which all promise breaks will be judged.
It is about time that Greeks should go to the pols and vote NONE OF THE ABOVE.

To close, I have to admit: I have become prejudiced against all Greek politicians.

Greece needs a new constitution.

Greece needs only 100 MPs.

Avery good morning to all of you.

Sources:

protothema.gr.
.iefimerida.gr/
newsbomb.
 

Αυτή η χώρα ρε φίλε, δεν σώζεται με τίποτα άμα λάχει , να πούμε.                                            
Τίποτα? Μίστερ Φόρτεεεε.

Loose translation:  Nothing let's say my friend, can save this country.

Nothing?  Mr Forteeee (cleaning product from the seventies).

Some of us still remember  this clip from the Greece of the 70s/80s.

 So while you are listening to the man, Harry Klynn, you can reminiscence those care free days of the 80s and weep.                                                                                                                                                             

             


               Click on this black square to hear a very
               interesting interpretation of Greek politics
               of the 80's.
    
              



             




 

But seriously folks...

The situation in Greece has been worsening ever since successive governments had been borrowing heavily during the three sinful decades 80s, 90s and 00s.

As you can see from the graph they all borrowed and borrowed and borrowed...

I wonder could Karamanlis have foreseen this when he entered Greece in the Common Market of the 70s? And if he had would he have done so?

As of recent there has been a lot of talk about the damage that will be done by the ever increasing demands of the Mnemonia (forced labour and social changes by the International Lenders) on the Greek Social structure.
Maybe, however, the forced and painful normalization is necessary in a society that knows of no such things as Accountability and  Common Good. A society that everyone is looking only after Number One...

One thing must be done by Greek people: They must open their eyes and LOOK around at what is happening in the World. What will they do while It is moving forward in the globalized era?
Will they just sit back and talk about it, like peasants in a small village café or take part in this ever progressing age we are?

An eye opener...

While reading another complain on "large company taking over the Greek economy" by a Greek web Medium, I came across a study published by a company on behalf of the Hellenic Bank Association and the Hellenic Federation of Enterprises.

The study was done in 2011 by McKinsey & Co and is called Greece 10 years ahead.

Take a look,  you will find things  talked about at every coffee shop but, it seems, the politicians never heard of.

Go to:

http://www.mckinsey.com/locations/athens/greeceexecutivesummary_new/pdfs/executive_summary_english_new.pdf

And on this Bombshell we say...         Have a nice day.

Why do the Turks claim greek islands?

THE MIDDLE EAST BORDERS ARE REDRAWN!

Borders in the Middle East  will be redrawn according to reports.

In a surprise  move the United Nations have UNANIMUSLY agreed to rearrange the borders as shown in the leaked map below to accommodate the creation of New Nations in an effort to bring peace and stability to the area.


The date of this monumental move is Lunsday 31st June 2014!!!!!!!!

                                                                                                                Map leaked by  WHellakileaks.

BUT SERIOUSLY FOLKS!

An extensive series of articles have been published and various actions have been made public, amounting to an attempt to legalise the proposition or plan to annexe a number of Greek islands.
The map shown above IS a true map published by VATAN PARTISI, the website of the left wing Patriotic Party, a minor party without any seats in Parliament.

According to them: In a NATO summit in Rome the Americans presented a map  with Turkey being split to create Kurdistan and they have conducted a military exercise to invade Turkey and they called it the "Millennium Challenge 2002".
They call upon people to confront the USA and the main parties especially the CHP. They also say the following:

"Those who collaborate with the USA are confronting the nation. They will pay the price and have even began to pay.

The CHP began to experience the results of cutting his ties with the land and the nation. Those who have been voting for the CHP for 40 years now say that they will not vote for the CHP again. The CHP will stay under the 10 percent electoral threshold."

It may seem paranoid that the Turks, the most important ally of the Americans in the Region, may feel so wronged, however according to the Middle East Forum (MEF) this fear may be well founded.
In quoting MEF:
"The Turkish National Assembly stunned U.S. policymakers by voting against participation in Operation Iraqi Freedom...
...The U.S.-Turkish partnership remained strong throughout the Cold War. Turkey was a North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) member and a frontline state against the Soviet Union...
... The loss of Ankara as a reliable ally has forced U.S. policymakers to readjust their regional strategy. Turkey may no longer be a pivotal state...
...The Turkish National Assembly stunned U.S. policymakers by voting against participation in Operation Iraqi Freedom...
...Does this mean that Ankara should cease to be considered a U.S. ally? No. The Turkish military remains a major U.S. partner in Afghanistan, and the United States remains Turkey's third largest export partner. Washington should do all that is reasonable to maintain strong military ties with Turkey.
This does not mean, however, that U.S. policymakers should turn a blind eye to some worrying signs in Turkish political life, most notably anti-Americanism..."

Do we still think that Turkey is just paranoid?  Hmmm...

Now we can understand why they will try their best to create trouble in the Aegean to balance their troubled Eastern Territories.

Sources:

http://vatanpartisi.org.tr/english/statements/end-of-superstition-that-the-us-does-not-seperate-turkey-10943

http://www.meforum.org/928/replace-turkey-as-a-strategic-partner

World first: Ancient Greek's private lives revealed.

Actual evidence of the Ancient's sexual inclinations have been revealed. 

A stile recently auctioned by Christie's in London has given an insight on the unknown lives of the Ancients.
The  interest lies at the two obvious points on the stile.
Without going into too much detail these points are the positions of the hands of the bearded men.

 

BUT SERIOUSLY FOLKS!

A stile WAS auctioned by Christie's on Wednesday April 14th for 128.020 Euros.
The point of interest is that Greek Ministry of Culture maintains that the tomb stile was removed from an ancient cemetery in Halkida and it did ask for the removal of the stile from the auction.
This was rejected and now the Greek Ministry will be looking at other avenues for the repatriation of  the ancient stile.

The 4th century tomb stile with the inscription   ΔΩΡΙΑΣ  ΠΟΣΕΙΔΩΝΙΟΥ   (Dorias Poseidonios) is shown below.
It was listed in Greece by Edward Shubert in 1844 and was seen by Alexander Rizos Ragavis (1809-1892), Poet and Author who was a member of the Fanariots (members of the Greek Revolution secret society).
According to the Greek authorities this means presence during the New Greek State and consequently right of ownership by Greece.


 The tomb stile depicting Dorias leaving for Ades, being sent off by another and a girl.

The hunter of stolen antiquities.

Dr Christos Chirogiannis is an archaelogist who works within a team of dedicated scientists poised to discover and demand the repatriation of stolen antiquities.
The team includes David Gill-University of Swansea, Christopher Chippendale-University of Cambridge and Lord Renfrew-University of Cambridge.
 Dr Tsirogiannis has worked with the Greek Ministry of Culture in the case of the Schinousa Vila in 2006.
He was also responsible in 2010, for the cancelation of the sale of four Roman sculptures by Bonham's, which he prove were the object of illegal  trade.                                                  
                                                                                                                      Dr Tsirogiannis

Information taken  from:

 http://www.enet.gr/?i=news.el.article&id=159632

 http://www.pontos-news.gr/article/132884/i-ellada-den-mporese-na-empodisei-ti-                             dimoprasia-spanias-epitymvias-stilis

http://www.tovima.gr/relatedarticles/article/?aid=172762

http://www.tanea.gr/news/culture/article/5228839/thn-aposyrsh-epitymbias-sthlhs-toy-4oy-p-x-aiwna-apo-dhmoprasia-zhtei-to-yp-politismoy/

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The New Turkish islands of the Aegean

More proof that the Turks are not a peaceful nation? 

Forget invading Cyprus, supporting separatist movements in Northern Greece or supporting anti-Greek religious groups in FYROM and extreme nationalist expansionism in Albania.

The latest Turkish "peaceful" declaration towards its neighbour Greece is the intention of annexation/invasion of 16 -yes 16- Greek islands.

The islands are shown here in the map with their respective names in bold letters.

They are all well known Greek islands most of them populated.

The most well known ones are Oinouses, Fourni, Farmakonisi, Agathonisi, Kalolimnos, Dia, Gavthos.

The less known ones are Kira Panagia, Fimena, Arkoi, Koufonisi, Giali, Platia, Sirna, Gaithouronisi and Dionisathes.

Is it true?

Why are they doing it?

What will Greece do about it?

Let's examine things from the beginning:

 

On February 27 Ümit Özdağ, Lecturer of Political Science and Chairman of the Institute "Turkey - 21st Century" declared that " Turkey must claim the lost Greek islands of the Aegean - which have been left to Greece because of Turkish indifference - as a counterbalance for the Turkish losses in its eastern borders".

He obviously refers to losses of sovereignty to a new Kurdish state.

Ümit Özdağ claimed that the Turkish government has recent studies which prove that Greek sovereignty of the islands is illegal and they belong to Turkey.

He then asked Turkish prime Minister Ahmet Davoutoglou what actions he has undertaken towards taking the islands.

 Some facts:

"Turkey - 21st Century" institute. One of the many Government sponsored Turkish organisations that deals with geo-strategic matters.     http://www.21yyte.org/

A "special committee" has been formed to claim the islands. Members of this committee are:
Retired General Naci Beştepe Vice Chairman of the political Kemalist party Vatan.
Judge  Tırgut Okyar.
Ex General Secretary of Turkish Ministry of Defence retired Colonel Ümit Yalım.
The committee has declared that the making of the Aegean into a Greek lake must not be allowed.

Watch this video on the 16 island claim by the Turks.


Already since 2013 Davoutoglou has been declaring the Turkish challenge on the Greek islands.
More on this on the article by the newspaper TA NEA on the website  Enimerosi24.gr.

The inevitable questions:

Is it really possible that the Turks are so bold to really intend to take these islands by force? Do they really want to get to war with Greece? Are the Americans going to allow it? Are the Greeks able to defend the islands? Is another Cyprus on the making? Or do they use this rhetoric, as usual, for internal consumption ( me thinks unlikely )?
Is it possible they use this method as a means of pressure towards getting a share of the Aegean resources? Is it likely that now that the great South Eastern energy race is on they have this method only to claim a piece of the pie?

I have to admit I am waiting with great anxiety but also excitement to see how the new kids on the block in Greece will deal with this new issue.
Are they going to use the usual "head in the sand" action inaction or is Defence Minister Kamenos going to do something gutsy?

 

 I know, too many questions...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

"THE LIST"... a story in three parts.

1.   Lagarde, Falciani and HSBC... the short story.

In 2010 the then Minister of Minister of Economic Affairs, Finance and Employment of France passed a list of  Greek HSBC customers to the Greek Government an act that she repeated in 2012.


This passed list has been exchanged and manipulated and it is doubtful if by now it is the same as it was in the hands of Lagarde.



It was of course H. Falciani who, fleeing Switzerland, gave the list of over 100,000 names of HSBC customers to Lagarde.

Falciani has been condemned by many as a thief and the Swiss have asked for his extradition from France, which has turned them down as no French citizen can be extradited.
Note here that approximately 150 journalists from around the world are involved in this expose affair.


In the light of the latest revelations on the activities of HSBC, which itself has admitted as wrongful,  it is hard to   accept that investors on the list were law abiding tax payers.
In any way it is for the state machinery and tax drawing authorities to decipher this.
Should such a list be made public?
Maybe the question should be:

Should I have eyes on a list made public?

If you think that you can gain something from it you can see the list on this link.

HERE.

2.   The List, Papandreou and the long arm of tax evasion.

After recent controversial publications, the ex wife of Andreas Papandreou has denied she is the owner of a 500,000 Euro account.
The allegations of ownership of such account first came to light when the Italian newspaper  Corrierre della Sera published comments by H. Falciani saying that Yiorgos Papandreou was blackmailed by President Sarkozy to take Greece to the IMF or he would make public Margaret's 500Milion account.

In the picture Yiorgos Papandreou third from the left and Margaret Papandreou 6th from the left.

3.   The wider world connection.

Further from this example of the shadowy existence of the Greek Tax Evader endemic in Greek society, it is in many others too and a glimpse may be had in the table below published by" Swiss Leaks" in a report  by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, based in Washington DC and French newspaper Le Monde showing the extend of tax evasion from around the world following the trail of French Investigators who went to England to interview British HSBC Bank  IT worker H. Falciani regarding French client's accounts.
The rest is history.

Greece has stashed 2.6 Billion Euros in Swiss bank accounts.

Over 2,000 Greeks have Swiss bank accounts.

 

 

 

 

The following entry is directly taken from Global Post.

Last month, Oxfam reported that the 80 richest people in the world now control as much money as the 3.5 billion poorest people. By 2016, if current trends continue, the richest 1 percent will own more than half of the world’s total wealth. (Currently, they own 48 percen

That’s why the Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported on the 6,500 Israelis who held $10 billion in HSBC accounts between 1988 and 2007. It’s why the Guardian called attention to HSBC accounts linked to high-profile British politicians and donors. And it’s why the CBC named and shamed Canadian billionaires Frank Giustra, Joseph Kruger II, and Marcel Adams.

The “Swiss Leaks” story and the stories it’s revealed are developing, so follow along. The Swiss government has just opened a criminal investigation against the Geneva-based HSBC for “aggravated money laundering.”
Global Post's website is:

Sources:

GlobalPost
DefenceNet
The Guardian
LeMonde
Keep talking Greece

Eurogroup My love

Has a new love story grown at the Eurogroup meeting?

It is the instant fame that Varoufakis has received which has made him so desirable to the opposite sex.
So desirable indeed that even the strong woman of IMF Laggard has fallen under his spell.
Or maybe she has identified with his stylish, slightly leatheresque look and his chiselled features.
One way or another they both will have a hard job explaining just how they were  both seen to wear the same scarf at the Eurogroup.

Really!
How can they POssibly explain  it.

Here is what goes round at the corridors.
There was a mix up with the rooms at the hotel where they both had bookings and when Yiannis saw the forgotten scarf immediately made it his own to remind him of his tete-a-tete with gorgeous Laggard.
Notice the untacked shirt.

Danae beware...

Oil for everybody, but who will win the war?

                                                  

In recent months the price of oil has fallen to a six year low.
What has triggered this down ward trend? When will it end? Who is going to gain from it?
In the graphic we can see the development of the price since the late 80s.
Since the late 90s the demand for oil by China has been growing until its peak in the late noughties.
Price kept going up as demand was much greater than available oil.
Then the financial crisis happened which changed the dynamics of the markets.
North America, affected by high prices, started fraking in the shale fields of North Dakota and Texas  and oil sands of Alberta. This caused stockpiling of plentiful oil mainly because of weak European economies and governmental efficiency policies around the world.
The price of oil was therefore on a downward slope.























To add to this slide, although OPEC countries need high prices for their economy, they have done nothing to make prices rise. Instead and in order to maintain market share they keep extracting.
At the same time shale extraction is becoming uneconomic and fears are voiced by producers who are in trouble of closing down shop.
So all that we have to do is to sit behind the wheel drive as much as we can and wit to see who will win.

What are Greece's main trading products?

Are peaches the main product that Greece exports and cars the main that it imports?

A lot of us might have quite the wrong knowledge of what the main import/export products are.
This may really be an eye opener.

 If anyone wants the destination of any product please make a comment with your request and I shall upload or email you the answer.

Exports - Table accurate for 2012.

1	2710	Refined Petroleum	$11,811,725,366.76	34.91%
2	3004	Packaged Medicaments	$1,064,618,053.74	3.15%
3	7606	Aluminium Plating	$631,704,220.41	1.87%
4	0302	Non-fillet Fresh Fish	$580,083,500.36	1.71%
5	5201	Raw Cotton	$572,233,780.57	1.69%
6	7411	Copper Pipes	$438,980,878.86	1.30%
7	1509	Pure Olive Oil	$431,234,022.66	1.27%
8	2008	Other Processed Fruits and Nuts	$422,066,541.08	1.25%
9	8544	Insulated Wire	$411,013,986.92	1.21%
10	2005	Other Processed Vegetables	$393,632,054.35	1.16%
11	0406	Cheese	$359,141,214.87	1.06%
12	7214	Raw Iron Bars	$348,115,083.92	1.03%
13	8901	Passenger and Cargo Ships	$345,488,470.37	1.02%
14	2401	Raw Tobacco	$315,388,977.02	0.93%
15	7601	Raw Aluminium	$275,407,330.80	0.81%
16	2402	Rolled Tobacco	$251,361,177.85	0.74%
17	7202	Ferroalloys	$244,450,369.95	0.72%
18	2523	Cement	$241,994,565.51	0.72%
19	4303	Furskin Apparel	$237,944,728.37	0.70%
20	2711	Petroleum Gas	$229,927,666.51	0.68%
21	3902	Propylene Polymers	$228,716,721.62	0.68%
22	0809	Pitted Fruits	$211,856,083.38	0.63%
23	8212	Razor Blades	$211,259,437.01	0.62%
24	0805	Citrus	$210,000,207.29	0.62%
25	7607	Aluminium Foil	$201,638,906.42	0.60%
26	0806	Grapes	$201,328,071.77	0.60%
27	0810	Other Fruits	$187,923,516.10	0.56%
28	7604	Aluminium Bars	$180,480,039.18	0.53%
29	3920	Raw Plastic Sheeting	$178,581,456.16	0.53%
30	7305	Other Large Iron Pipes	$150,297,237.40	0.44%
31	7404	Scrap Copper	$148,877,897.94	0.44%
32	2818	Aluminium Oxide	$148,534,551.55	0.44%
33	6109	Knit T-shirts	$142,868,273.76	0.42%
34	7213	Hot-Rolled Iron Bars	$135,052,743.89	0.40%
35	1001	Wheat	$134,803,881.80	0.40%
36	8802	Planes, Helicopters, and/or Spacecraft	$131,595,391.00	0.39%
37	6802	Building Stone	$130,839,678.97	0.39%
38	3903	Styrene Polymers	$130,475,434.17	0.39%
39	7306	Other Small Iron Pipes	$128,236,112.63	0.38%
40	3402	Cleaning Products	$127,754,171.53	0.38%
41	8525	Broadcasting Equipment	$123,173,667.69	0.36%
42	2208	Hard Liquor	$119,540,033.54	0.35%
43	2515	Marble, Travertine and Alabaster	$118,866,820.48	0.35%
44	6002	Light Rubberized Knitted Fabric	$117,084,070.71	0.35%
45	3923	Plastic Lids	$108,982,048.93	0.32%
46	3304	Beauty Products	$108,074,997.45	0.32%
47	2713	Petroleum Coke	$101,749,355.43	0.30%
48	8418	Refrigerators	$100,484,067.87	0.30%
49	0709	Other Vegetables	$99,707,580.10	0.29%
50	8536	Low-voltage Protection Equipment	$98,238,440.22	0.29%
51	7108	Gold	$97,711,645.50	0.29%
52	3924	Plastic Housewares	$94,602,093.40	0.28%
53	6106	Knit Women's Shirts	$92,579,847.93	0.27%
54	7308	Iron Structures	$90,911,284.60	0.27%
55	8409	Engine Parts	$90,316,530.45	0.27%
56	3105	Mixed Mineral or Chemical Fertilizers	$87,259,511.67	0.26%
57	3003	Unpackaged Medicaments	$85,088,029.05	0.25%
58	0403	Fermented Milk Products	$84,562,374.92	0.25%
59	9405	Light Fixtures	$84,468,860.24	0.25%
60	4010	Rubber Belting	$84,445,624.65	0.25%
61	8507	Electric Batteries	$84,234,592.15	0.25%
62	2106	Other Edible Preparations	$83,201,942.30	0.25%
63	1701	Raw Sugar	$82,560,719.12	0.24%
64	2204	Wine	$80,948,226.69	0.24%
65	1207	Other Oily Seeds	$77,574,909.14	0.23%
66	3921	Other Plastic Sheetings	$76,907,222.96	0.23%
67	8703	Cars	$76,368,604.27	0.23%
68	3208	Nonaqueous Paints	$76,264,273.96	0.23%
69	2001	Pickled Foods	$74,203,291.48	0.22%
70	1905	Baked Goods	$74,108,293.33	0.22%
71	6104	Knit Women's Suits	$72,857,384.81	0.22%
72	8517	Telephones	$72,352,362.83	0.21%
73	7408	Copper Wire	$71,072,642.10	0.21%
74	8428	Lifting Machinery	$70,637,321.32	0.21%
75	3802	Activated Carbon	$69,723,786.01	0.21%
76	8903	Recreational Boats	$68,088,090.47	0.20%
77	9028	Utility Meters	$67,172,130.26	0.20%
78	8803	Aircraft Parts	$66,848,022.55	0.20%
79	1901	Malt Extract	$64,948,209.76	0.19%
80	1006	Rice	$64,082,215.86	0.19%
81	4818	Toilet Paper	$63,972,378.33	0.19%
82	8708	Vehicle Parts	$63,748,010.00	0.19%
83	2002	Processed Tomatoes	$63,354,086.12	0.19%
84	3907	Polyacetals	$63,230,124.44	0.19%
85	8419	Other Heating Machinery	$63,078,132.07	0.19%
86	2007	Jams	$63,006,767.22	0.19%
87	6204	Non-Knit Women's Suits	$62,520,815.29	0.18%
88	7210	Coated Flat-Rolled Iron	$60,705,655.63	0.18%
89	9503	Models and Stuffed Animals	$58,929,070.64	0.17%
90	4707	Recovered Paper	$57,466,125.09	0.17%
91	1902	Pasta	$56,369,191.47	0.17%
92	4901	Brochures	$55,025,332.92	0.16%
93	3823	Industrial Fatty Acids, Oils and Alcohols	$54,456,298.81	0.16%
94	3917	Plastic Pipes	$52,734,515.91	0.16%
95	7612	Aluminium Cans	$52,180,442.56	0.15%
96	4301	Raw Furskins	$51,107,375.49	0.15%
97	7216	Iron Blocks	$50,601,401.81	0.15%
98	7204	Scrap Iron	$50,166,132.87	0.15%
99	8471	Computers	$50,026,409.10	0.15%
100	3204	Synthetic Coloring Matter	$49,525,763.52	0.15%
101	7610	Aluminium Structures	$48,979,350.57	0.14%
102	3901	Ethylene Polymers	$48,950,053.16	0.14%
103	8516	Electric Heaters	$48,905,962.31	0.14%
104	2607	Lead Ore	$48,634,686.16	0.14%
105	4102	Sheep Hides	$46,511,315.20	0.14%
106	7407	Copper Bars	$46,407,222.87	0.14%
107	8431	Excavation Machinery	$45,785,750.73	0.14%
108	8309	Metal Stoppers	$45,686,151.17	0.14%
109	8504	Electrical Transformers	$45,450,526.80	0.13%
110	2009	Fruit Juice	$45,385,552.00	0.13%
111	2202	Flavored Water	$45,372,867.99	0.13%
112	8474	Stone Processing Machines	$44,683,576.77	0.13%
113	7113	Jewellery	$44,645,618.99	0.13%
114	3307	Shaving Products	$44,644,247.48	0.13%
115	5205	Non-Retail Pure Cotton Yarn	$43,670,742.94	0.13%
116	0811	Frozen Fruits and Nuts	$43,146,427.19	0.13%
117	6115	Knit Socks and Hosiery	$42,266,499.50	0.12%
118	4302	Tanned Furskins	$42,122,280.40	0.12%
119	7324	Iron Toiletry	$42,094,209.05	0.12%
120	2518	Dolomite	$41,886,020.88	0.12%
121	7616	Other Aluminium Products	$41,724,076.35	0.12%
122	3102	Nitrogenous Fertilizers	$40,889,202.90	0.12%
123	0808	Apples and Pears	$40,603,544.32	0.12%
124	1704	Confectionery Sugar	$39,661,334.66	0.12%
125	3919	Self-adhesive Plastics	$39,307,776.77	0.12%
126	1517	Margarine	$38,458,499.18	0.11%
127	0807	Melons	$38,392,182.17	0.11%
128	2820	Manganese Oxides	$38,129,385.66	0.11%
129	3808	Pesticides	$38,055,588.43	0.11%
130	3305	Hair Products	$37,957,969.00	0.11%
131	3214	Glaziers Putty	$37,810,958.07	0.11%
132	4819	Paper Containers	$37,742,212.11	0.11%
133	3926	Other Plastic Products	$37,734,620.38	0.11%
134	2530	Other Mineral	$37,725,040.20	0.11%
135	6203	Non-Knit Men's Suits	$37,716,598.98	0.11%
136	4810	Kaolin Coated Paper	$37,466,864.93	0.11%
137	4410	Particle Board	$37,050,509.33	0.11%
138	5407	Synthetic Filament Yarn Woven Fabric	$36,574,572.48	0.11%
139	9018	Medical Instruments	$36,333,670.57	0.11%
140	2508	Clays	$36,311,707.55	0.11%
141	8541	Semiconductor Devices	$35,371,061.86	0.10%
142	7112	Precious Metal Scraps	$35,165,833.80	0.10%
143	5603	Non-woven Textiles	$34,968,181.97	0.10%
144	8424	Liquid Dispersing Machines	$34,962,257.98	0.10%
145	8704	Delivery Trucks	$34,947,391.30	0.10%
146	7212	Large Coated Flat-Rolled Iron	$34,881,797.05	0.10%
147	4823	Shaped Paper	$34,599,445.09	0.10%
148	9403	Other Furniture	$34,148,089.98	0.10%
149	3002	Human or Animal Blood	$33,827,981.41	0.10%
150	0307	Molluscs	$33,385,636.15	0.10%
151	0707	Cucumbers	$33,354,773.46	0.10%
152	0304	Fish Fillets	$33,195,071.73	0.10%
153	7211	Large Flat-Rolled Iron	$33,167,443.11	0.10%
154	6110	Knit Sweaters	$32,983,346.17	0.10%
155	2519	Magnesium Carbonate	$32,511,611.28	0.10%
156	5209	Heavy Pure Woven Cotton	$32,239,824.22	0.10%
157	2712	Petroleum Jelly	$32,123,421.99	0.09%
158	2606	Aluminium Ore	$31,683,510.38	0.09%
159	1510	Olive Oil	$31,673,292.45	0.09%
160	9013	LCDs	$31,512,285.90	0.09%
161	7206	Iron Ingots	$31,298,489.14	0.09%
162	7602	Scrap Aluminium	$31,201,197.19	0.09%
163	8502	Electric Generating Sets	$31,006,263.59	0.09%
164	8438	Industrial Food Preperation Machinery	$30,166,078.51	0.09%
165	7304	Iron Pipes	$29,935,989.66	0.09%
166	1005	Corn	$29,842,414.28	0.09%
167	8443	Industrial Printers	$29,801,751.27	0.09%
168	7326	Other Iron Products	$29,735,214.72	0.09%
169	8716	Trailers	$29,459,699.89	0.09%
170	0711	Preserved Vegetables	$29,079,552.57	0.09%
171	7325	Other Cast Iron Products	$28,974,382.51	0.09%
172	8415	Air Conditioners	$28,973,042.56	0.09%
173	6810	Cement Articles	$28,955,625.13	0.09%
174	2608	Zinc Ore	$28,923,464.14	0.09%
175	9504	Video and Card Games	$27,353,311.31	0.08%
176	3909	Amino-resins	$27,243,333.25	0.08%
177	5601	Wadding	$26,911,412.70	0.08%
178	1806	Chocolate	$26,874,914.14	0.08%
179	2503	Sulphur	$26,723,505.49	0.08%
180	8528	Video Displays	$26,677,426.18	0.08%
181	8537	Electrical Control Boards	$26,179,492.61	0.08%
182	8411	Gas Turbines	$26,131,468.07	0.08%
183	8429	Large Construction Vehicles	$25,918,720.46	0.08%
184	4011	Rubber Tires	$25,559,632.74	0.08%
185	7801	Raw Lead	$25,497,996.83	0.08%
186	6403	Leather Footwear	$24,893,542.85	0.07%
187	5607	Twine and Rope	$24,731,302.17	0.07%
188	2203	Beer	$24,415,932.09	0.07%
189	0802	Other Nuts	$23,943,778.31	0.07%
190	8402	Steam Boilers	$23,600,407.50	0.07%
191	4911	Other Printed Material	$23,593,350.55	0.07%
192	6112	Knit Active Wear	$23,395,115.24	0.07%
193	6206	Non-Knit Women's Shirts	$23,389,455.93	0.07%
194	8302	Metal Mountings	$23,267,075.55	0.07%
195	7608	Aluminium Pipes	$23,253,109.90	0.07%
196	2909	Ethers	$22,926,672.72	0.07%
197	8481	Valves	$22,878,200.52	0.07%
198	2309	Animal Food	$22,514,294.22	0.07%
199	1511	Palm Oil	$21,958,664.49	0.06%
200	8705	Specialized Vehicles	$21,817,949.31	0.06%
201	9102	Base Metal Watches	$21,740,300.68	0.06%
202	2715	Asphalt Mixtures	$21,726,694.74	0.06%
203	0305	Processed Fish	$21,685,462.90	0.06%
204	3925	Plastic Building Materials	$21,656,923.17	0.06%
205	0303	Non-fillet Frozen Fish	$21,356,316.04	0.06%
206	8413	Liquid Pumps	$21,332,277.04	0.06%
207	9101	Precious Metal Watches	$21,241,998.73	0.06%
208	2620	Non-Iron and Steel Slag, Ash and Residues	$21,069,711.89	0.06%
209	7209	Cold-Rolled Iron	$21,027,495.53	0.06%
210	8479	Machinery Having Individual Functions	$20,721,253.96	0.06%
211	1516	Other Vegetable Oils	$20,676,860.80	0.06%
212	7217	Iron Wire	$19,994,879.86	0.06%
213	0207	Poultry Meat	$19,929,386.88	0.06%
214	8506	Batteries	$19,357,438.26	0.06%
215	3401	Soap	$19,148,671.90	0.06%
216	2105	Ice Cream	$19,062,964.53	0.06%
217	3206	Other Coloring Matter	$19,020,046.24	0.06%
218	8421	Centrifuges	$18,928,700.13	0.06%
219	5608	Netting	$18,612,682.56	0.06%
220	3209	Aqueous Paints	$18,202,873.54	0.05%
221	3816	Refractory Cements	$18,098,448.99	0.05%
222	8414	Air Pumps	$17,810,990.85	0.05%
223	8524	Sound Recordings	$17,650,331.49	0.05%
224	8533	Electrical Resistors	$17,524,956.54	0.05%
225	2101	Coffee and Tea Extracts	$17,443,858.77	0.05%
226	4202	Trunks and Cases	$17,258,495.04	0.05%
227	0301	Live Fish	$16,960,941.05	0.05%
228	4101	Equine and Bovine Hides	$16,943,141.36	0.05%
229	7010	Glass Bottles	$16,721,698.60	0.05%
230	6404	Textile Footwear	$16,543,929.88	0.05%
231	0804	Tropical Fruits	$16,469,388.06	0.05%
232	9306	Explosive Ammunition	$16,218,509.95	0.05%
233	8426	Cranes	$16,209,521.80	0.05%
234	9005	Binoculars and Telescopes	$16,032,337.20	0.05%
235	3915	Scrap Plastic	$15,731,221.35	0.05%
236	4411	Wood Fiberboard	$15,700,015.77	0.05%
237	3005	Bandages	$15,528,974.95	0.05%
238	2209	Vinegar	$15,521,490.64	0.05%
239	9030	Oscilloscopes	$15,311,767.22	0.05%
240	6302	House Linens	$15,159,576.64	0.04%
241	8451	Textile Processing Machines	$14,961,914.42	0.04%
242	8538	Electrical Power Accessories	$14,833,309.10	0.04%
243	8422	Washing and Bottling Machines	$14,830,111.49	0.04%
244	4412	Plywood	$14,680,101.72	0.04%
245	4803	Facial Tissue	$14,659,800.57	0.04%
246	3215	Ink	$14,587,762.33	0.04%
247	0402	Concentrated Milk	$14,573,389.58	0.04%
248	0204	Sheep and Goat Meat	$14,415,795.69	0.04%
249	6806	Rock Wool	$14,374,472.50	0.04%
250	8462	Forging Machines	$14,271,643.78	0.04%
251	9021	Orthopedic Appliances	$14,168,081.33	0.04%
252	8523	Blank Audio Media	$14,027,102.57	0.04%
253	8477	Rubberworking Machinery	$14,012,282.23	0.04%
254	3302	Scented Mixtures	$13,771,439.47	0.04%
255	5402	Non-Retail Synthetic Filament Yarn	$13,747,510.57	0.04%
256	1602	Other Prepared Meat	$13,700,339.40	0.04%
257	6111	Knit Babies' Garments	$13,502,092.61	0.04%
258	8529	Broadcasting Accessories	$13,502,015.17	0.04%
259	6108	Knit Women's Undergarments	$13,340,664.15	0.04%
260	4902	Newspapers	$13,080,220.20	0.04%
261	5703	Tufted Carpets	$13,062,910.86	0.04%
262	1605	Processed Crustaceans	$12,412,370.33	0.04%
263	8531	Audio Alarms	$12,265,737.26	0.04%
264	3806	Rosin	$12,176,252.11	0.04%
265	9505	Party Decorations	$12,140,226.35	0.04%
266	0710	Frozen Vegetables	$12,138,233.70	0.04%
267	0602	Other Live Plants	$12,121,390.52	0.04%
268	6805	Abrasive Powder	$12,041,818.08	0.04%
269	8473	Office Machine Parts	$11,967,113.59	0.04%
270	2403	Processed Tobacco	$11,719,333.90	0.03%
271	6305	Packing Bags	$11,685,451.33	0.03%
272	2618	Granulated Slag	$11,684,056.12	0.03%
273	3303	Perfumes	$11,672,934.01	0.03%
274	0702	Tomatoes	$11,539,427.91	0.03%
275	7207	Semi-Finished Iron	$11,342,426.09	0.03%
276	9014	Compasses	$11,250,303.16	0.03%
277	2513	Pumice	$11,098,472.98	0.03%
278	1301	Insect Resins	$11,013,388.26	0.03%
279	8408	Combustion Engines	$10,972,867.93	0.03%
280	5208	Light Pure Woven Cotton	$10,971,799.65	0.03%
281	1208	Oil Seed Flower	$10,964,126.87	0.03%
282	1904	Prepared Cereals	$10,961,520.50	0.03%
283	0203	Pig Meat	$10,813,282.79	0.03%
284	8515	Electric Soldering Equipment	$10,764,513.92	0.03%
285	2306	Other Vegetable Residues	$10,566,877.47	0.03%
286	6402	Rubber Footwear	$10,551,672.10	0.03%
287	2836	Carbonates	$10,347,839.20	0.03%
288	6107	Knit Men's Undergarments	$10,261,582.82	0.03%
289	2201	Water	$10,145,924.99	0.03%
290	2103	Sauces and Seasonings	$10,040,880.60	0.03%
291	6211	Non-Knit Active Wear	$9,725,636.31	0.03%
292	8535	High-voltage Protection Equipment	$9,644,844.52	0.03%
293	9031	Other Measuring Instruments	$9,556,520.88	0.03%
294	2304	Soybean Meal	$9,542,816.76	0.03%
295	7208	Hot-Rolled Iron	$9,522,536.42	0.03%
296	0306	Crustaceans	$9,516,812.23	0.03%
297	7312	Stranded Iron Wire	$9,480,312.67	0.03%
298	0813	Dried Fruits	$9,477,737.71	0.03%
299	9701	Paintings	$9,447,140.05	0.03%
300	8480	Metal Molds	$9,382,298.15	0.03%
301	8501	Electric Motors	$9,278,709.91	0.03%
302	8701	Tractors	$9,207,275.24	0.03%
303	1101	Wheat Flours	$9,198,571.78	0.03%
304	8432	Soil Preparation Machinery	$9,042,734.49	0.03%
305	8908	Scrap Vessels	$9,004,734.71	0.03%
306	7310	Small Iron Containers	$8,983,261.36	0.03%
307	8433	Harvesting Machinery	$8,943,441.90	0.03%
308	8711	Motorcycles	$8,849,562.73	0.03%
309	5202	Cotton Waste	$8,803,142.50	0.03%
310	8542	Integrated Circuits	$8,635,981.11	0.03%
311	8412	Other Engines	$8,570,325.88	0.03%
312	9401	Seats	$8,449,510.49	0.02%
313	3506	Glues	$8,433,691.54	0.02%
314	9506	Sports Equipment	$8,422,889.18	0.02%
315	4821	Paper Labels	$8,404,031.18	0.02%
316	9406	Prefabricated Buildings	$8,273,946.58	0.02%
317	0103	Pigs	$8,087,499.82	0.02%
318	4703	Sulfate Chemical Woodpulp	$8,082,273.00	0.02%
319	0104	Sheep and Goats	$8,052,802.16	0.02%
320	7307	Iron Pipe Fittings	$8,006,551.60	0.02%
321	4103	Other Hides and Skins	$7,866,862.96	0.02%
322	6406	Footwear Parts	$7,777,706.59	0.02%
323	2520	Gypsum	$7,693,652.34	0.02%
324	8702	Buses	$7,664,760.91	0.02%
325	0803	Bananas	$7,590,581.40	0.02%
326	6103	Knit Men's Suits	$7,565,318.64	0.02%
327	9706	Antiques	$7,558,917.00	0.02%
328	0511	Other Inedible Animal Products	$7,550,404.05	0.02%
329	6905	Roofing Tiles	$7,420,971.76	0.02%
330	8512	Electrical Lighting and Signalling Equipment	$7,378,593.34	0.02%
331	0409	Honey	$7,294,547.54	0.02%
332	4016	Other Rubber Products	$7,275,608.79	0.02%
333	0404	Whey	$7,270,136.55	0.02%
334	9015	Surveying Equipment	$7,145,920.89	0.02%
335	6105	Knit Men's Shirts	$7,141,101.95	0.02%
336	2517	Gravel and Crushed Stone	$7,101,129.66	0.02%
337	2509	Chalk	$7,100,641.71	0.02%
338	9404	Mattresses	$7,039,282.67	0.02%
339	1604	Processed Fish	$6,990,567.45	0.02%
340	9027	Chemical Analysis Instruments	$6,874,863.35	0.02%
341	7226	Flat-Rolled Iron	$6,776,787.01	0.02%
342	8463	Other Non-Metal Removal Machinery	$6,717,443.00	0.02%
343	8465	Woodworking machines	$6,671,814.70	0.02%
344	3822	Laboratory Reagents	$6,669,482.01	0.02%
345	7106	Silver	$6,665,596.93	0.02%
346	2905	Acyclic Alcohols	$6,644,667.30	0.02%
347	2104	Soups and Broths	$6,607,043.78	0.02%
348	7117	Imitation Jewellery	$6,557,063.40	0.02%
349	8904	Tug Boats	$6,536,664.00	0.02%
350	0901	Coffee	$6,516,294.50	0.02%
351	8434	Dairy Machinery	$6,482,982.86	0.02%
352	4107	Leather of Other Animals	$6,482,287.70	0.02%
353	8712	Bicycles	$6,456,924.86	0.02%
354	3403	Lubricating Products	$6,410,836.71	0.02%
355	0701	Potatoes	$6,384,834.93	0.02%
356	8301	Padlocks	$6,363,481.72	0.02%
357	8543	Other Electrical Machinery	$6,343,670.37	0.02%
358	3811	Antiknock	$6,314,609.99	0.02%
359	6117	Other Knit Clothing Accessories	$6,243,595.89	0.02%
360	7013	Interior Decorative Glassware	$6,231,678.34	0.02%
361	6205	Non-Knit Men's Shirts	$6,179,893.13	0.02%
362	7403	Refined Copper	$6,130,092.50	0.02%
363	2501	Salt	$6,091,944.88	0.02%
364	0102	Bovine	$6,077,866.14	0.02%
365	8441	Other Paper Machinery	$6,052,867.68	0.02%
366	6114	Other Knit Garments	$6,038,952.36	0.02%
367	5510	Non-Retail Artificial Staple Fibers Yarn	$5,975,228.38	0.02%
368	4813	Cigarette Paper	$5,962,260.99	0.02%
369	7409	Copper Plating	$5,886,288.32	0.02%
370	1507	Soybean Oil	$5,881,382.86	0.02%
371	1512	Seed Oils	$5,872,537.04	0.02%
372	7323	Iron Housewares	$5,828,171.29	0.02%
373	2707	Coal Tar Oil	$5,746,508.85	0.02%
374	7412	Copper Pipe Fittings	$5,745,648.85	0.02%
375	5503	Unprocessed Synthetic Staple Fibers	$5,730,014.46	0.02%
376	6307	Other Cloth Articles	$5,728,080.13	0.02%
377	3904	Vinyl Chloride Polymers	$5,724,093.66	0.02%
378	4205	Other Leather Articles	$5,720,278.91	0.02%
379	8450	Household Washing Machines	$5,705,045.29	0.02%
380	5408	Artificial Filament Yarn Woven Fabric	$5,562,812.71	0.02%
381	7320	Iron Springs	$5,462,539.39	0.02%
382	9026	Gas and Liquid Flow Measuring Instruments	$5,373,431.51	0.02%
383	8526	Navigation Equipment	$5,368,418.49	0.02%
384	5515	Other Synthetic Fabrics	$5,351,187.69	0.02%
385	5804	Tulles and Net Fabric	$5,343,239.88	0.02%
386	7309	Large Iron Containers	$5,338,477.82	0.02%
387	1601	Sausages	$5,227,402.47	0.02%
388	4418	Wood Carpentry	$5,226,407.82	0.02%
389	3306	Dental Products	$5,192,396.53	0.02%
390	9032	Thermostats	$5,138,737.82	0.02%
391	8466	Metalworking Machine Parts	$5,052,044.19	0.01%
392	3916	Monofilament	$5,032,362.71	0.01%
393	8437	Mill Machinery	$4,992,351.55	0.01%
394	8483	Transmissions	$4,971,688.50	0.01%
395	7314	Iron Cloth	$4,951,651.55	0.01%
396	5101	Wool	$4,945,809.03	0.01%
397	0408	Processed Egg Products	$4,941,474.70	0.01%
398	6910	Bathroom Ceramics	$4,926,329.61	0.01%
399	1520	Glycerol	$4,866,435.06	0.01%
400	8521	Video Recording Equipment	$4,838,397.28	0.01%
401	4808	Corrugated Paper	$4,835,484.35	0.01%
402	2933	Nitrogen Heterocyclic Compounds	$4,807,056.55	0.01%
403	7114	Metal-Clad Products	$4,805,739.08	0.01%
404	4105	Tanned Sheep Hides	$4,708,534.57	0.01%
405	5204	Cotton Sewing Thread	$4,694,344.03	0.01%
406	0713	Dried Legumes	$4,667,573.39	0.01%
407	3006	Special Pharmaceuticals	$4,666,158.51	0.01%
408	8442	Print Production Machinery	$4,654,518.55	0.01%
409	7321	Iron Stovetops	$4,598,972.43	0.01%
410	2817	Zinc Oxide and Peroxide	$4,558,685.90	0.01%
411	8509	Other Domestic Electric Housewares	$4,545,022.22	0.01%
412	6201	Non-Knit Men's Coats	$4,540,570.74	0.01%
413	3405	Polishes and Creams	$4,521,881.38	0.01%
414	4415	Wood Crates	$4,485,405.03	0.01%
415	8407	Spark-Ignition Engines	$4,481,103.58	0.01%
416	4822	Paper Spools	$4,469,564.96	0.01%
417	7905	Zinc Sheets	$4,467,928.73	0.01%
418	4802	Uncoated Paper	$4,444,449.42	0.01%
419	8403	Central Heating Boilers	$4,433,509.60	0.01%
420	8430	Other Construction Vehicles	$4,312,058.08	0.01%
421	6212	Other Women's Undergarments	$4,284,590.64	0.01%
422	1519	Stearic Acid	$4,265,391.53	0.01%
423	8539	Electric Filament	$4,187,137.42	0.01%
424	8306	Bells and Other Metal Ornaments	$4,178,985.09	0.01%
425	9022	X-Ray Equipment	$4,161,444.10	0.01%
426	5807	Labels	$4,143,104.92	0.01%
427	4407	Sawn Wood	$4,141,175.85	0.01%
428	2828	Hypochlorites	$4,137,627.95	0.01%
429	4203	Leather Apparel	$4,137,354.83	0.01%
430	1514	Rapeseed Oil	$4,136,392.03	0.01%
431	7318	Iron Fasteners	$4,028,862.28	0.01%
432	5806	Narrow Woven Fabric	$4,002,108.10	0.01%
433	0703	Onions	$3,977,210.27	0.01%
434	7219	Large Flat-Rolled Stainless Steel	$3,886,536.32	0.01%
435	0105	Poultry	$3,812,492.79	0.01%
436	6202	Non-Knit Women's Coats	$3,790,981.29	0.01%
437	8905	Special Purpose Ships	$3,787,864.00	0.01%
438	0910	Ginger	$3,785,941.04	0.01%
439	4905	Maps	$3,765,673.45	0.01%
440	8707	Vehicle Bodies	$3,763,102.85	0.01%
441	8511	Electrical Ignitions	$3,758,442.27	0.01%
442	9033	Opto-Electric Instrument Parts	$3,755,227.92	0.01%
443	5702	Hand-Woven Rugs	$3,738,380.91	0.01%
444	8205	Other Hand Tools	$3,723,953.39	0.01%
445	3502	Water Soluble Proteins	$3,709,454.49	0.01%
446	8423	Scales	$3,684,078.94	0.01%
447	6405	Other Footwear	$3,640,106.58	0.01%
448	7225	Flat Flat-Rolled Steel	$3,614,400.87	0.01%
449	8425	Pulley Systems	$3,556,973.11	0.01%
450	3504	Peptones	$3,550,001.19	0.01%
451	5810	Embroidery	$3,545,227.55	0.01%
452	8406	Steam Turbines	$3,543,874.00	0.01%
453	8906	Other Sea Vessels	$3,537,200.19	0.01%
454	8508	Vacuum Cleaners	$3,512,646.47	0.01%
455	5512	Synthetic Fabrics	$3,468,359.97	0.01%
456	6904	Ceramic Bricks	$3,465,722.18	0.01%
457	8207	Interchangeable Tool Parts	$3,464,645.77	0.01%
458	3701	Photographic Plates	$3,462,917.06	0.01%
459	4403	Rough Wood	$3,458,347.54	0.01%
460	8478	Tobacco Processing Machines	$3,399,311.41	0.01%
461	0704	Cabbages	$3,361,837.48	0.01%
462	4421	Other Wood Articles	$3,329,584.02	0.01%
463	4012	Used Rubber Tires	$3,308,607.18	0.01%
464	2932	Oxygen Heterocyclic Compounds	$3,304,554.11	0.01%
465	9705	Collector's Items	$3,285,633.83	0.01%
466	1202	Ground Nuts	$3,268,464.00	0.01%
467	8308	Other Metal Fasteners	$3,246,917.51	0.01%
468	7802	Scrap Lead	$3,241,372.23	0.01%
469	3602	Prepared Explosives	$3,215,358.80	0.01%
470	4811	Cellulose Fibers Paper	$3,209,084.21	0.01%
471	6217	Other Non-Knit Clothing Accessories	$3,204,258.76	0.01%
472	9606	Buttons	$3,184,331.26	0.01%
473	0201	Bovine Meat	$3,155,929.10	0.01%
474	7315	Iron Chains	$3,149,438.07	0.01%
475	8714	Bi-Wheel Vehicle Parts	$3,118,708.48	0.01%
476	4008	Rubber Sheets	$3,110,485.57	0.01%
477	1404	Other Vegetable Products	$3,082,812.54	0.01%
478	7215	Other Iron Bars	$2,977,393.90	0.01%
479	4408	Veneer Sheets	$2,974,674.35	0.01%
480	3905	Other Vinyl Polymers	$2,973,440.32	0.01%
481	3906	Acrylic Polymers	$2,935,060.77	0.01%
482	8457	Metalworking Transfer Machines	$2,917,416.79	0.01%
483	7019	Glass Fibers	$2,888,379.27	0.01%
484	6908	Glazed Ceramics	$2,886,889.55	0.01%
485	9603	Brooms	$2,885,248.10	0.01%
486	3922	Plastic Wash Basins	$2,879,111.10	0.01%
487	2930	Organo-Sulfur Compounds	$2,866,506.25	0.01%
488	2922	Oxygen Amino Compounds	$2,823,039.15	0.01%
489	3814	Organic Composite Solvents	$2,787,822.49	0.01%
490	2006	Sugar Preserved Foods	$2,737,284.26	0.01%
491	3001	Glands and Other Organs	$2,729,854.86	0.01%
492	8427	Fork-Lifts	$2,726,197.49	0.01%
493	1209	Sowing Seeds	$2,726,117.32	0.01%
494	8311	Coated Metal Soldering Products	$2,710,949.12	0.01%
495	0712	Dried Vegetables	$2,687,363.68	0.01%
496	6807	Asphalt	$2,681,851.90	0.01%
497	2941	Antibiotics	$2,679,256.97	0.01%
498	8547	Metal Insulating Fittings	$2,638,847.62	0.01%
499	2526	Soapstone	$2,637,151.00	0.01%
500	6209	Non-Knit Babies' Garments	$2,619,320.74	0.01%
501	9023	Instructional Models	$2,618,499.28	0.01%
502	6207	Non-Knit Men's Undergarments	$2,614,035.88	0.01%
503	6208	Non-Knit Women's Undergarments	$2,601,229.15	0.01%
504	8482	Ball Bearings	$2,597,974.65	0.01%
505	0206	Edible Offal	$2,591,955.01	0.01%
506	1515	Other Pure Vegetable Oils	$2,589,871.73	0.01%
507	6809	Plaster Articles	$2,586,611.52	0.01%
508	1103	Cereal Meal and Pellets	$2,556,826.92	0.01%
509	2102	Yeast	$2,552,361.43	0.01%
510	8456	Non-Mechanical Removal Machinery	$2,543,297.46	0.01%
511	3912	Cellulose	$2,543,054.25	0.01%
512	4805	Other Uncoated Paper	$2,524,875.41	0.01%
513	2302	Bran	$2,502,304.07	0.01%
514	8518	Microphones and Headphones	$2,476,506.03	0.01%
515	4002	Synthetic Rubber	$2,461,628.63	0.01%
516	0209	Animal Fat	$2,420,342.29	0.01%
517	8907	Other Floating Structures	$2,418,633.88	0.01%
518	8445	Textile Fiber Machinery	$2,403,307.88	0.01%
519	6911	Porcelain Tableware	$2,393,149.89	0.01%
520	2522	Quicklime	$2,372,916.70	0.01%
521	8436	Other Agricultural Machinery	$2,371,992.22	0.01%
522	3809	Dyeing Finishing Agents	$2,318,425.51	0.01%
523	8447	Knitting Machines	$2,312,477.25	0.01%
524	5401	Artificial Filament Sewing Thread	$2,222,448.86	0.01%
525	5203	Prepared Cotton	$2,207,888.53	0.01%
526	3212	Nonaqueous Pigments	$2,193,576.50	0.01%
527	3707	Photographic Chemicals	$2,181,511.05	0.01%
528	0401	Milk	$2,177,722.02	0.01%
529	7609	Aluminium Pipe Fittings	$2,172,316.16	0.01%
530	7419	Other Copper Products	$2,146,842.57	0.01%
531	6210	Felt or Coated Fabric Garments	$2,142,875.22	0.01%
532	6101	Knit Men's Coats	$2,139,700.97	0.01%
533	9607	Zippers	$2,115,921.73	0.01%
534	9004	Eyewear	$2,109,177.78	0.01%
535	6001	Pile Fabric	$2,104,535.41	0.01%
536	0902	Tea	$2,095,564.29	0.01%
537	1302	Vegetable Saps	$2,093,042.46	0.01%
538	4015	Rubber Apparel	$2,091,632.30	0.01%
539	6303	Window Dressings	$2,076,952.50	0.01%
540	8534	Printed Circuit Boards	$2,066,260.56	0.01%
541	1211	Perfume Plants	$2,053,376.51	0.01%
542	8416	Liquid Fuel Furnaces	$2,035,371.31	0.01%
543	6102	Knit Women's Coats	$2,030,602.88	0.01%
544	8453	Leather Machinery	$2,029,163.23	0.01%
545	3815	Reaction and Catalytic Products	$2,027,844.24	0.01%
546	9001	Optical Fibers	$2,024,834.21	0.01%
547	7615	Aluminium Housewares	$2,006,573.03	0.01%
548	9402	Medical Furniture	$1,999,817.14	0.01%
549	2502	Iron Pyrites	$1,995,768.00	0.01%
550	8472	Other Office Machines	$1,994,958.07	0.01%
551	5508	Non-Retail Artificial Staple Fibers Sewing Thread	$1,972,659.07	0.01%
552	2916	Unsaturated Acyclic Monocarboxylic Acids	$1,963,671.68	0.01%
553	8440	Book-binding Machines	$1,946,215.78	0.01%
554	5911	Technical Use Textiles	$1,934,730.76	0.01%
555	6306	Awnings, Tents, and Sails	$1,908,014.45	0.01%
556	8470	Calculators	$1,904,337.69	0.01%
557	2701	Coal Briquettes	$1,902,595.72	0.01%
558	2308	Other Vegetable Residues and Waste	$1,899,897.26	0.01%
559	6505	Knitted Hats	$1,862,418.11	0.01%
560	5211	Heavy Mixed Woven Cotton	$1,842,590.97	0.01%
561	8475	Glass Working Machines	$1,838,470.21	0.01%
562	5903	Plastic Coated Textile Fabric	$1,829,272.28	0.01%
563	4820	Paper Notebooks	$1,805,894.59	0.01%
564	5210	Light Mixed Woven Cotton	$1,796,021.28	0.01%
565	2514	Slate	$1,788,349.78	0.01%
566	0705	Lettuce	$1,787,280.37	0.01%
567	3211	Prepared Paint Driers	$1,780,622.83	0.01%
568	5509	Non-Retail Synthetic Staple Fibers Yarn	$1,742,237.16	0.01%
569	2301	Animal Meal and Pellets	$1,716,261.63	0.01%
570	8444	Artificial Textile Machinery	$1,715,665.00	0.01%
571	9608	Pens	$1,702,500.62	0.01%
572	6813	Friction Material	$1,694,530.84	0.01%
573	1104	Processed Cereals	$1,691,008.36	0.00%
574	9305	Weapons Parts and Accessories	$1,679,051.68	0.00%
575	8548	Electrical Parts	$1,671,282.36	0.00%
576	3603	Detonating Fuses	$1,659,981.44	0.00%
577	0812	Preserved Fruits and Nuts	$1,646,399.88	0.00%
578	2004	Other Frozen Vegetables	$1,616,799.60	0.00%
579	8417	Industrial Furnaces	$1,614,636.59	0.00%
580	4104	Tanned Equine and Bovine Hides	$1,604,542.98	0.00%
581	1206	Sunflower Seeds	$1,604,162.70	0.00%
582	8464	Stone Working Machines	$1,600,382.53	0.00%
583	5602	Felt	$1,599,041.41	0.00%
584	8485	Boat Propellers	$1,591,252.52	0.00%
585	7907	Other Zinc Products	$1,589,772.73	0.00%
586	2934	Nucleic Acids	$1,570,186.85	0.00%
587	7220	Flat-Rolled Stainless Steel	$1,554,840.79	0.00%
588	8467	Motor-working Tools	$1,554,515.91	0.00%
589	2714	Asphalt	$1,542,202.94	0.00%
590	9019	Therapeutic Appliances	$1,536,590.21	0.00%
591	6304	Bedspreads	$1,510,381.18	0.00%
592	3908	Polyamides	$1,509,296.20	0.00%
593	8468	Soldering and Welding Machinery	$1,506,520.27	0.00%
594	3210	Other Paints	$1,504,132.43	0.00%
595	8461	Metalworking Machines	$1,490,182.72	0.00%
596	0706	Root Vegetables	$1,484,745.51	0.00%
597	8514	Electric Furnaces	$1,461,740.26	0.00%
598	3301	Essential Oils	$1,460,864.25	0.00%
599	4004	Scrap Rubber	$1,459,806.04	0.00%
600	1003	Barley	$1,456,649.04	0.00%
601	7322	Iron Radiators	$1,435,292.90	0.00%
602	2835	Phosphinates and Phosphonates	$1,431,100.44	0.00%
603	9703	Sculptures	$1,430,101.88	0.00%
604	7301	Iron Sheet Piling	$1,427,029.93	0.00%
605	6801	Curbstones	$1,413,220.23	0.00%
606	6902	Refractory Bricks	$1,412,550.38	0.00%
607	1702	Other Sugars	$1,404,830.32	0.00%
608	5704	Felt Carpets	$1,398,479.80	0.00%
609	2815	Sodium or Potassium Peroxides	$1,396,898.98	0.00%
610	4001	Rubber	$1,395,551.53	0.00%
611	4014	Pharmaceutical Rubber Products	$1,395,222.98	0.00%
612	2912	Aldehydes	$1,389,761.44	0.00%
613	7005	Float Glass	$1,388,931.30	0.00%
614	4806	Vegetable Parchment	$1,383,990.00	0.00%
615	9612	Ink Ribbons	$1,380,118.31	0.00%
616	6913	Ornamental Ceramics	$1,375,999.16	0.00%
617	3406	Candles	$1,372,030.87	0.00%
618	2939	Vegetable Alkaloids	$1,366,346.91	0.00%
619	4420	Wood Ornaments	$1,365,058.54	0.00%
620	6804	Milling Stones	$1,339,305.89	0.00%
621	3601	Propellant Powders	$1,338,402.21	0.00%
622	0904	Pepper	$1,330,763.35	0.00%
623	7317	Iron Nails	$1,315,304.50	0.00%
624	8307	Flexible Metal Tubing	$1,311,133.48	0.00%
625	8448	Knitting Machine Accessories	$1,308,607.29	0.00%
626	2516	Granite	$1,288,817.81	0.00%
627	8452	Sewing Machines	$1,258,546.51	0.00%
628	2003	Processed Mushrooms	$1,256,204.07	0.00%
629	6815	Other Stone Articles	$1,255,715.74	0.00%
630	3703	Photographic Paper	$1,253,057.15	0.00%
631	8510	Hair Trimmers	$1,247,831.08	0.00%
632	9003	Eyewear Frames	$1,226,769.14	0.00%
633	4401	Fuel Wood	$1,213,543.33	0.00%
634	9025	Hydrometers	$1,203,877.63	0.00%
635	8503	Electric Motor Parts	$1,201,077.39	0.00%
636	7001	Glass Scraps	$1,196,125.88	0.00%
637	7007	Safety Glass	$1,194,920.47	0.00%
638	5516	Woven Fabric of Synthetic Staple Fibers	$1,193,185.76	0.00%
639	7116	Pearl Products	$1,192,865.38	0.00%
640	2702	Lignite	$1,191,510.07	0.00%
641	1212	Locust Beans	$1,185,519.92	0.00%
642	4009	Rubber Pipes	$1,182,761.31	0.00%
643	0405	Butter	$1,170,150.49	0.00%
644	8527	Radio Receivers	$1,165,825.21	0.00%
645	2809	Phosphoric Acid	$1,156,027.31	0.00%
646	7102	Diamonds	$1,140,570.39	0.00%
647	7115	Other Precious Metal Products	$1,139,319.97	0.00%
648	9613	Lighters	$1,121,667.18	0.00%
649	8305	Metal Office Supplies	$1,101,938.74	0.00%
650	3812	Prepared Rubber Accelerators	$1,070,075.13	0.00%
651	2935	Sulfonamides	$1,066,638.06	0.00%
652	2506	Quartz	$1,060,164.22	0.00%
653	2918	Carboxylic Acids	$1,056,794.98	0.00%
654	1518	Inedible Fats and Oils	$1,043,903.99	0.00%
655	5604	Rubber Textiles	$1,042,779.92	0.00%
656	5701	Knotted Carpets	$1,037,808.01	0.00%
657	0407	Eggs	$1,034,040.28	0.00%
658	9006	Cameras	$1,020,501.21	0.00%
659	9303	Other Firearms	$1,012,342.57	0.00%
660	2804	Hydrogen	$1,010,236.89	0.00%
661	6601	Umbrellas	$1,005,098.94	0.00%
662	7111	Platinum Clad Metals	$1,004,796.00	0.00%
663	2844	Radioactive Chemicals	$998,919.00	0.00%
664	7418	Copper Housewares	$984,454.15	0.00%
665	6309	Used Clothing	$980,240.17	0.00%
666	0504	Animal Organs	$976,971.65	0.00%
667	1106	Legume Flours	$974,669.59	0.00%
668	2936	Vitamins	$971,272.80	0.00%
669	2915	Saturated Acyclic Monocarboxylic Acids	$970,831.10	0.00%
670	5705	Other Carpets	$969,765.17	0.00%
671	3101	Animal or Vegetable Fertilizers	$961,447.07	0.00%
672	6811	Asbestos Cement Articles	$960,364.07	0.00%
673	3501	Casein	$955,935.42	0.00%
674	3104	Potassic Fertilizers	$953,525.22	0.00%
675	8439	Papermaking Machines	$953,121.24	0.00%
676	8458	Metal Lathes	$942,167.06	0.00%
677	2827	Chlorides	$935,323.88	0.00%
678	5007	Silk Fabrics	$910,348.19	0.00%
679	2834	Nitrites and Nitrates	$891,142.40	0.00%
680	4409	Shaped Wood	$890,134.31	0.00%
681	8709	Work Trucks	$887,806.26	0.00%
682	6310	Textile Scraps	$879,154.32	0.00%
683	0210	Preserved Meat	$853,673.93	0.00%
684	8545	Carbon-based Electronics	$853,193.64	0.00%
685	4908	Decals	$845,241.48	0.00%
686	7804	Lead Sheets	$843,533.81	0.00%
687	5111	Carded Wool or Animal Hair Fabric	$842,383.40	0.00%
688	9615	Combs	$824,438.53	0.00%
689	2505	Sand	$821,949.59	0.00%
690	3207	Prepared Pigments	$820,972.29	0.00%
691	5910	Conveyor Belt Textiles	$820,263.52	0.00%
692	2923	Quaternary Ammonium Salts and Hydroxides	$817,939.73	0.00%
693	4907	Postage Stamps	$807,883.10	0.00%
694	6803	Slate	$803,304.45	0.00%
695	3918	Plastic Floor Coverings	$794,297.68	0.00%
696	1102	Cereal Flours	$791,460.21	0.00%
697	5906	Rubber Textile Fabric	$787,571.62	0.00%
698	7110	Platinum	$787,308.07	0.00%
699	8446	Looms	$785,670.50	0.00%
700	0202	Frozen Bovine Meat	$782,281.80	0.00%
701	4007	Rubber Thread	$781,009.52	0.00%
702	4402	Wood Charcoal	$775,708.37	0.00%
703	9614	Smoking Pipes	$775,322.35	0.00%
704	3805	Turpentine	$773,209.89	0.00%
705	5309	Flax Woven Fabric	$769,490.27	0.00%
706	8460	Metal Finishing Machines	$765,392.40	0.00%
707	9024	Tensile Testing Machines	$761,672.10	0.00%
708	7118	Coin	$752,382.00	0.00%
709	8404	Boiler Plants	$749,247.94	0.00%
710	6912	Ceramic Tableware	$740,790.72	0.00%
711	8303	Safes	$738,203.88	0.00%
712	0603	Cut Flowers	$734,203.08	0.00%
713	6214	Scarves	$733,347.85	0.00%
714	9702	Prints	$724,425.07	0.00%
715	9609	Pencils and Crayons	$717,900.46	0.00%
716	8484	Gaskets	$716,846.22	0.00%
717	3507	Enzymes	$716,559.53	0.00%
718	9010	Photo Lab Equipment	$715,198.85	0.00%
719	5207	Retail Cotton Yarn	$698,127.93	0.00%
720	5514	Heavy Synthetic Cotton Fabrics	$691,844.75	0.00%
721	8455	Metal-Rolling Mills	$690,860.70	0.00%
722	8201	Garden Tools	$687,274.60	0.00%
723	7806	Other Lead Products	$686,771.65	0.00%
724	8540	Cathode Tubes	$677,860.44	0.00%
725	3213	Artistry Paints	$664,274.86	0.00%
726	3910	Silicone	$659,146.51	0.00%
727	7228	Other Steel Bars	$658,390.42	0.00%
728	2937	Hormones	$654,723.46	0.00%
729	5808	Ornamental Trimmings	$652,349.40	0.00%
730	9011	Microscopes	$651,981.09	0.00%
731	3407	Pastes and Waxes	$650,927.77	0.00%
732	0801	Coconuts, Brazil Nuts, and Cashews	$649,117.86	0.00%
733	8410	Hydraulic Turbines	$648,727.93	0.00%
734	6914	Other Ceramic Articles	$644,441.76	0.00%
735	8609	Railway Cargo Containers	$643,666.46	0.00%
736	8522	Audio and Video Recording Accessories	$634,772.86	0.00%
737	7901	Raw Zinc	$631,517.67	0.00%
738	1105	Potato Flours	$619,962.50	0.00%
739	8519	Sound Recording Equipment	$619,685.41	0.00%
740	8459	Drilling Machines	$607,053.87	0.00%
741	7415	Copper Fasteners	$604,186.04	0.00%
742	8007	Other Tin Products	$601,103.00	0.00%
743	6401	Waterproof Footwear	$596,777.72	0.00%
744	7902	Scrap Waste	$593,842.64	0.00%
745	9029	Revolution Counters	$590,716.34	0.00%
746	2938	Glycosides	$587,713.00	0.00%
747	5112	Combed Wool or Animal Hair Fabric	$586,563.34	0.00%
748	7222	Other Stainless Steel Bars	$583,585.39	0.00%
749	1008	Buckwheat	$574,523.62	0.00%
750	8513	Portable Lighting	$573,397.57	0.00%
751	7009	Glass Mirrors	$570,444.31	0.00%
752	8202	Hand Saws	$569,496.44	0.00%
753	5212	Other Cotton Fabrics	$566,593.79	0.00%
754	2619	Slag Dross	$564,458.64	0.00%
755	4804	Uncoated Kraft Paper	$563,864.80	0.00%
756	6907	Unglazed Ceramics	$562,311.69	0.00%
757	1703	Molasses	$554,075.39	0.00%
758	2811	Other Inorganic Acids	$552,943.34	0.00%
759	5505	Artificial Fibers Waste	$552,858.81	0.00%
760	1109	Wheat Gluten	$552,749.49	0.00%
761	0106	Other Animals	$543,904.02	0.00%
762	3202	Synthetic Tanning Extracts	$538,446.06	0.00%
763	4006	Unvulcanised Rubber Products	$535,573.31	0.00%
764	4005	Compounded Unvulcanised Rubber	$533,382.89	0.00%
765	4812	Paper Pulp Filter Blocks	$528,445.48	0.00%
766	2921	Amine Compounds	$526,631.45	0.00%
767	8310	Metal Signs	$526,068.99	0.00%
768	0507	Raw Bones	$524,263.00	0.00%
769	9209	Musical Instrument Parts	$520,510.23	0.00%
770	1513	Coconut Oil	$518,928.25	0.00%
771	0708	Legumes	$516,561.50	0.00%
772	4817	Letter Stock	$514,308.11	0.00%
773	3818	Disc Chemicals for Electronics	$514,153.00	0.00%
774	7303	Cast Iron Pipes	$511,739.07	0.00%
775	5206	Non-Retail Mixed Cotton Yarn	$505,613.64	0.00%
776	3820	Antifreeze	$503,616.28	0.00%
777	7313	Barbed Wire	$502,196.84	0.00%
778	0508	Coral and Shells	$498,811.67	0.00%
779	8530	Traffic Signals	$497,364.05	0.00%
780	2806	Hydrochloric Acid	$494,382.50	0.00%
781	8101	Tungsten	$487,060.00	0.00%
782	7316	Iron Anchors	$482,291.92	0.00%
783	5303	Jute and Other Textile Fibers	$481,190.08	0.00%
784	1108	Starches	$480,725.99	0.00%
785	7904	Zinc Bars	$467,229.34	0.00%
786	7406	Copper Powder	$466,239.00	0.00%
787	4108	Chamois Leather	$465,445.28	0.00%
788	5513	Light Synthetic Cotton Fabrics	$458,566.40	0.00%
789	7605	Aluminium Wire	$456,808.56	0.00%
790	5907	Coated Textile Fabric	$455,665.10	0.00%
791	3404	Waxes	$449,490.40	0.00%
792	1805	Cocoa Powder	$448,886.05	0.00%
793	2924	Carboxyamide Compounds	$448,142.03	0.00%
794	9507	Fishing and Hunting Equipment	$445,796.26	0.00%
795	2942	Other Organic Compounds	$443,660.04	0.00%
796	6301	Blankets	$441,002.24	0.00%
797	2902	Cyclic Hydrocarbons	$431,761.51	0.00%
798	3911	Petroleum Resins	$425,207.94	0.00%
799	8215	Cutlery Sets	$422,679.24	0.00%
800	0604	Foliage	$421,535.32	0.00%
801	9704	Revenue Stamps	$419,602.41	0.00%
802	7311	Iron Gas Containers	$416,190.75	0.00%
803	8715	Baby Carriages	$415,850.04	0.00%
804	7302	Iron Railway Products	$415,601.86	0.00%
805	8607	Locomotive Parts	$409,796.18	0.00%
806	4807	Composite Paper	$404,192.79	0.00%
807	8210	Cooking Hand Tools	$400,772.99	0.00%
808	0410	Other Edible Animal Products	$398,064.62	0.00%
809	7410	Copper Foil	$397,180.00	0.00%
810	9020	Breathing Appliances	$393,543.50	0.00%
811	8902	Fishing Ships	$392,144.80	0.00%
812	4801	Newsprint	$390,088.64	0.00%
813	7003	Cast or Rolled Glass	$389,831.74	0.00%
814	5404	Synthetic Monofilament	$387,332.58	0.00%
815	1214	Forage Crops	$387,030.65	0.00%
816	2929	Other Nitrogen Compounds	$386,080.09	0.00%
817	8102	Molybdenum	$381,651.00	0.00%
818	2903	Halogenated Hydrocarbons	$379,965.34	0.00%
819	3505	Dextrins	$374,405.35	0.00%
820	4106	Tanned Goat Hides	$368,800.04	0.00%
821	7903	Zinc Powder	$367,688.65	0.00%
822	6116	Knit Gloves	$367,315.44	0.00%
823	2839	Silicates	$366,956.95	0.00%
824	4909	Postcards	$366,804.74	0.00%
825	4413	Densified Wood	$364,161.93	0.00%
826	7008	Insulating Glass	$364,145.87	0.00%
827	8532	Electrical Capacitors	$364,026.04	0.00%
828	6702	Artificial Vegetation	$360,944.42	0.00%
829	2914	Ketones and Quinones	$354,070.91	0.00%
830	0601	Bulbs and Roots	$352,100.55	0.00%
831	2833	Sulfates	$351,494.72	0.00%
832	3702	Photographic Film	$351,323.46	0.00%
833	2901	Acyclic Hydrocarbons	$350,483.69	0.00%
834	8476	Vending Machines	$350,483.28	0.00%
835	2843	Precious Metal Compounds	$350,315.00	0.00%
836	8208	Cutting Blades	$348,934.63	0.00%
837	2621	Other Slag and Ash	$344,528.41	0.00%
838	7018	Glass Beads	$342,962.01	0.00%
839	3606	Pyrophoric Alloys	$342,370.84	0.00%
840	5609	Other Articles of Twine and Rope	$342,366.15	0.00%
841	1804	Cocoa Butter	$340,047.38	0.00%
842	1504	Fish Oil	$339,229.74	0.00%
843	9616	Scent Sprays	$338,227.06	0.00%
844	2823	Titanium Oxides	$318,838.23	0.00%
845	8435	Fruit Pressing Machinery	$310,372.53	0.00%
846	2703	Peat	$307,955.19	0.00%
847	6215	Neck Ties	$306,733.92	0.00%
848	6308	Packaged Sewing Sets	$302,265.28	0.00%
849	2303	Starch Residue	$298,044.74	0.00%
850	6506	Other Headwear	$297,933.02	0.00%
851	2931	Other Organo-Inorganic Compounds	$293,974.85	0.00%
852	4003	Reclaimed Rubber	$285,606.42	0.00%
853	7103	Precious Stones	$283,009.70	0.00%
854	9002	Mirrors and Lenses	$282,006.88	0.00%
855	4903	Children's Picture Books	$281,813.02	0.00%
856	8211	Knives	$281,756.83	0.00%
857	8108	Titanium	$279,172.52	0.00%
858	8206	Tool Sets	$278,524.95	0.00%
859	2808	Nitric Acids	$278,070.68	0.00%
860	4414	Wood Frames	$274,788.61	0.00%
861	2919	Phosphoric Esters and Salts	$273,452.32	0.00%
862	2709	Crude Petroleum	$273,067.84	0.00%
863	5801	Woven Fabrics	$270,803.18	0.00%
864	8304	Filing Cabinets	$264,468.99	0.00%
865	4809	Carbon Paper	$262,898.47	0.00%
866	9207	Electric Musical Instruments	$260,390.95	0.00%
867	3801	Artificial Graphite	$259,163.33	0.00%
868	2846	Rare-Earth Metal Compounds	$258,013.00	0.00%
869	8214	Other Cutlery	$256,790.94	0.00%
870	9007	Video Cameras	$253,874.65	0.00%
871	8204	Wrenches	$251,271.63	0.00%
872	8546	Electrical Insulators	$250,620.62	0.00%
873	3810	Metal Pickling Preparations	$249,781.95	0.00%
874	2529	Feldspar	$247,018.83	0.00%
875	6704	Fake Hair	$246,266.93	0.00%
876	2917	Polycarboxylic Acids	$245,825.08	0.00%
877	3819	Hydraulic Brake Fluid	$242,050.61	0.00%
878	4706	Recovered Paper Pulp	$241,225.58	0.00%
879	8454	Casting Machines	$240,764.63	0.00%
880	2805	Alkaline Metals	$239,232.39	0.00%
881	2819	Chromium Oxides and Hydroxides	$231,544.13	0.00%
882	9012	Non-optical Microscopes	$229,614.77	0.00%
883	7229	Steel Wire	$228,880.88	0.00%
884	6808	Vegetable Fiber	$227,316.36	0.00%
885	0506	Processed Bones	$224,078.47	0.00%
886	4503	Natural Cork Articles	$222,824.51	0.00%
887	8405	Water and Gas Generators	$222,528.94	0.00%
888	3821	Micro-Organism Culture Preparations	$222,521.28	0.00%
889	9017	Drafting Tools	$220,796.36	0.00%
890	9108	Watch Movements	$220,086.28	0.00%
891	2847	Hydrogen peroxide	$218,527.84	0.00%
892	8505	Electromagnets	$218,000.86	0.00%
893	4910	Calendars	$217,905.21	0.00%
894	9113	Watch Straps	$217,617.44	0.00%
895	5504	Unprocessed Artificial Staple Fibers	$214,824.00	0.00%
896	8203	Hand Tools	$213,201.58	0.00%
897	4906	Architectural Plans	$210,583.08	0.00%
898	4419	Wood Kitchenware	$210,106.98	0.00%
899	3205	Lake Pigments	$209,828.84	0.00%
900	7223	Stainless Steel Wire	$208,381.40	0.00%
901	4814	Wallpaper	$202,361.60	0.00%
902	7508	Other Nickel Products	$198,425.86	0.00%
903	5605	Metallic Yarn	$193,895.15	0.00%
904	7020	Other Glass Articles	$193,083.67	0.00%
905	8713	Wheelchairs	$192,575.00	0.00%
906	2603	Copper Ore	$190,136.74	0.00%
907	2307	Wine Lees	$188,222.91	0.00%
908	7109	Gold Clad Metals	$185,502.56	0.00%
909	3913	Natural Polymers	$177,697.08	0.00%
910	3103	Phosphatic Fertilizers	$175,156.62	0.00%
911	9105	Other Clocks	$174,862.55	0.00%
912	6903	Refractory Ceramics	$174,171.90	0.00%
913	4416	Wood Barrels	$171,474.56	0.00%
914	2821	Iron Oxides and Hydroxides	$169,975.70	0.00%
915	4602	Basketwork	$167,972.11	0.00%
916	1803	Cocoa Paste	$167,548.73	0.00%
917	9302	Handguns	$167,173.00	0.00%
918	2205	Vermouth	$162,647.97	0.00%
919	7227	Steel Bars	$161,794.15	0.00%
920	5901	Gum Coated Textile Fabric	$160,206.24	0.00%
921	5811	Quilted Textiles	$158,380.28	0.00%
922	6216	Non-Knit Gloves	$157,192.99	0.00%
923	3706	Motion-picture film, exposed and developed	$156,805.60	0.00%
924	2825	Inorganic Salts	$155,885.93	0.00%
925	1506	Other Animal Fats	$154,325.47	0.00%
926	8113	Cermets	$154,317.00	0.00%
927	3704	Undeveloped Exposed Photographic Material	$152,924.16	0.00%
928	7203	Iron Reductions	$152,465.38	0.00%
929	9114	Other Clocks and Watches	$150,988.65	0.00%
930	6113	Garments of Impregnated Fabric	$150,134.15	0.00%
931	4816	Other Carbon Paper	$148,163.05	0.00%
932	5305	Coconut and Other Vegetable Fibers	$146,273.03	0.00%
933	9508	Fairground Amusements	$146,264.25	0.00%
934	7405	Copper Alloys	$143,976.85	0.00%
935	9202	String Instruments	$142,262.79	0.00%
936	9201	Pianos	$141,007.91	0.00%
937	7016	Glass Bricks	$137,821.68	0.00%
938	7319	Iron Sewing Needles	$137,045.21	0.00%
939	8706	Vehicle Chassis	$136,597.00	0.00%
940	5106	Non-Retail Carded Wool Yarn	$135,283.88	0.00%
941	6909	Laboratory Ceramic Ware	$133,820.17	0.00%
942	3203	Vegetable or Animal Dyes	$132,261.97	0.00%
943	0501	Human Hair	$131,483.00	0.00%
944	7017	Laboratory Glassware	$131,002.91	0.00%
945	2904	Sulfonated, Nitrated or Nitrosated Hydrocarbons	$130,981.58	0.00%
946	9304	Spring, Air, and Gas Guns	$125,783.30	0.00%
947	7006	Glass with Edge Workings	$125,213.26	0.00%
948	2803	Carbon	$120,154.53	0.00%
949	0101	Horses	$119,898.33	0.00%
950	6504	Hats	$119,634.31	0.00%
951	8213	Scissors	$118,902.44	0.00%
952	2807	Sulfuric Acid	$116,000.09	0.00%
953	7205	Iron Powder	$115,510.24	0.00%
954	1401	Vegetable Plaiting Materials	$111,853.46	0.00%
955	2832	Sulfites	$110,270.16	0.00%
956	8420	Rolling Machines	$110,228.52	0.00%
957	7503	Scrap Nickel	$109,909.17	0.00%
958	5107	Non-Retail Combed Wool Yarn	$109,437.15	0.00%
959	7401	Precipitated Copper	$108,979.00	0.00%
960	5902	Polyamide Fabric	$108,283.91	0.00%
961	4201	Saddlery	$107,507.19	0.00%
962	2206	Other Fermented Beverages	$103,773.85	0.00%
963	2940	Chemically Pure Sugars	$103,515.00	0.00%
964	1107	Malt	$103,161.85	0.00%
965	3503	Gelatin	$103,029.48	0.00%
966	4111	Leather Sheets	$102,840.06	0.00%
967	4304	Artificial Fur	$99,674.21	0.00%
968	4601	Plaiting Products	$99,634.41	0.00%
969	7502	Raw Nickel	$98,920.69	0.00%
970	5803	Gauze	$94,695.47	0.00%
971	2802	Sulfur	$93,722.31	0.00%
972	7611	Large Aluminium Containers	$91,167.64	0.00%
973	4417	Wooden Tool Handles	$91,078.14	0.00%
974	2207	Alcohol > 80% ABV	$87,338.37	0.00%
975	9617	Vacuum Flask	$87,212.40	0.00%
976	7413	Stranded Copper Wire	$86,401.52	0.00%
977	2511	Barium Sulphate	$86,217.18	0.00%
978	9618	Mannequins	$85,943.63	0.00%
979	7104	Synthetic Reconstructed Jewellery Stones	$85,385.00	0.00%
980	2521	Limestone	$85,076.08	0.00%
981	7201	Pig Iron	$83,906.23	0.00%
982	7613	Aluminium Gas Containers	$83,813.87	0.00%
983	2507	Kaolin	$81,968.44	0.00%
984	2831	Dithionites and Sulfoxylates	$80,784.87	0.00%
985	3201	Vegetable Tanning Extracts	$80,551.59	0.00%
986	6901	Bricks	$78,348.52	0.00%
987	1205	Rapeseed	$77,004.00	0.00%
988	7004	Blown Glass	$76,610.81	0.00%
989	9206	Percussion	$75,261.91	0.00%
990	8110	Antimony	$74,618.00	0.00%
991	6603	Umbrella and Walking Stick Accessories	$73,082.60	0.00%
992	1501	Pig and Poultry Fat	$73,061.31	0.00%
993	8608	Railway Track Fixtures	$72,804.00	0.00%
994	5006	Retail Silk Yarn	$72,180.23	0.00%
995	5403	Non-Retail Artificial Filament Yarn	$70,914.18	0.00%
996	9605	Travel Kits	$70,617.15	0.00%
997	1521	Waxes	$70,086.10	0.00%
998	1201	Soybeans	$69,625.66	0.00%
999	9602	Vegetable and Mineral Carvings	$68,525.00	0.00%
1000	7105	Precious Stone Dust	$67,879.00	0.00%
1001	1505	Wool Grease	$63,134.24	0.00%
1002	2814	Ammonia	$63,058.83	0.00%
1003	5905	Textile Wall Coverings	$62,379.49	0.00%
1004	2851	Inorganic Compounds	$60,869.37	0.00%
1005	9107	Time Switches	$59,923.57	0.00%
1006	2925	Carboxyimide Compounds	$59,551.00	0.00%
1007	4404	Wood Stakes	$59,512.24	0.00%
1008	4013	Rubber Inner Tubes	$58,751.45	0.00%
1009	4904	Sheet Music	$58,404.34	0.00%
1010	3813	Fire Extinguishers Preparations	$57,396.73	0.00%
1011	3804	Wood Pulp Lyes	$56,735.17	0.00%
1012	9611	Rubber Stamps	$56,270.69	0.00%
1013	9208	Other Musical Instruments	$55,889.03	0.00%
1014	7218	Stainless Steel Ingots	$54,642.88	0.00%
1015	2816	Magnesium Hydroxide and Peroxide	$54,314.82	0.00%
1016	8449	Felt Machinery	$53,977.00	0.00%
1017	8209	Tool Plates	$53,871.85	0.00%
1018	1508	Ground Nut Oil	$52,547.23	0.00%
1019	3705	Developed Exposed Photographic Material	$51,148.85	0.00%
1020	5501	Synthetic Filament Tow	$47,036.95	0.00%
1021	6814	Mica	$45,567.00	0.00%
1022	8001	Raw Tin	$45,008.00	0.00%
1023	8602	Other Locomotives	$44,995.00	0.00%
1024	8604	Railway Maintenance Vehicles	$44,437.00	0.00%
1025	6812	Asbestos Fibres	$44,213.51	0.00%
1026	2910	Epoxides	$43,907.77	0.00%
1027	1802	Cocoa Shells	$42,496.14	0.00%
1028	4109	Patent Leather	$42,052.00	0.00%
1029	5805	Hand-Woven Tapestries	$41,977.65	0.00%
1030	0909	Spice Seeds	$41,633.80	0.00%
1031	9106	Time Recording Instruments	$41,499.14	0.00%
1032	3803	Tall Oil	$41,029.51	0.00%
1033	9103	Clocks with Watch Movements	$40,993.57	0.00%
1034	6703	Processed Hair	$40,255.00	0.00%
1035	1603	Animal Extracts	$39,122.00	0.00%
1036	4701	Mechanical Wood Pulp	$38,602.82	0.00%
1037	8003	Tin Bars	$38,412.83	0.00%
1038	5308	Other Vegetable Fibers Yarn	$38,351.85	0.00%
1039	5302	Hemp Fibers	$38,301.12	0.00%
1040	5908	Textile Wicks	$36,059.02	0.00%
1041	7107	Silver Clad Metals	$35,939.00	0.00%
1042	1522	Fat and Oil Residues	$35,831.18	0.00%
1043	9205	Wind Instruments	$35,169.89	0.00%
1044	7402	Raw Copper	$34,909.64	0.00%
1045	0714	Cassava	$34,635.28	0.00%
1046	5909	Hose Piping Textiles	$34,350.40	0.00%
1047	8112	Other Metals	$33,999.01	0.00%
1048	6602	Walking Sticks	$33,382.00	0.00%
1049	3914	Polymer Ion-Exchangers	$32,108.10	0.00%
1050	5606	Gimp Yarn	$31,971.20	0.00%
1051	7505	Nickel Bars	$31,421.00	0.00%
1052	9307	Bladed Weapons and Accessories	$31,195.00	0.00%
1053	9016	Balances	$30,200.64	0.00%
1054	4110	Leather Waste	$29,925.40	0.00%
1055	4501	Raw Cork	$29,023.32	0.00%
1056	4405	Wood Wool	$27,920.00	0.00%
1057	2928	Hydrazine or Hydroxylamine Derivatives	$27,443.92	0.00%
1058	4017	Hard Rubber	$27,004.41	0.00%
1059	0906	Cinnamon	$26,941.93	0.00%
1060	6213	Handkerchiefs	$26,801.43	0.00%
1061	8105	Cobalt	$26,478.00	0.00%
1062	5506	Processed Synthetic Staple Fibers	$25,593.52	0.00%
1063	4704	Sulfite Chemical Woodpulp	$25,589.61	0.00%
1064	9104	Dashboard Clocks	$25,384.00	0.00%
1065	7603	Aluminium Powder	$25,156.09	0.00%
1066	2849	Carbides	$24,765.11	0.00%
1067	2601	Iron Ore	$24,003.00	0.00%
1068	9109	Clock Movements	$23,124.00	0.00%
1069	4406	Railroad Ties	$22,971.96	0.00%
1070	5802	Terry Fabric	$22,556.00	0.00%
1071	2837	Cyanides	$20,723.60	0.00%
1072	5307	Jute Yarn	$20,508.72	0.00%
1073	0908	Nutmeg	$19,898.10	0.00%
1074	2801	Halogens	$19,617.24	0.00%
1075	5301	Flax Fibers	$19,588.32	0.00%
1076	9601	Worked Ivory and Bone	$19,533.69	0.00%
1077	0814	Citrus and Melon Peels	$19,358.44	0.00%
1078	1502	Bovine, Sheep, and Goat Fat	$18,383.99	0.00%
1079	0510	Pharmaceutical Animal Products	$18,150.00	0.00%
1080	2704	Coke	$17,824.45	0.00%
1081	9008	Image Projectors	$17,812.67	0.00%
1082	5511	Retail Artificial Staple Fibers Yarn	$17,732.00	0.00%
1083	9610	Chalkboards	$17,517.94	0.00%
1084	8104	Magnesium	$17,389.41	0.00%
1085	4504	Agglomerated Cork	$16,834.65	0.00%
1086	2829	Chlorates and Perchlorates	$16,112.00	0.00%
1087	0905	Vanilla	$15,673.70	0.00%
1088	7011	Glass Bulbs	$15,614.43	0.00%
1089	2907	Phenols	$14,919.00	0.00%
1090	2510	Calcium Phosphates	$14,843.01	0.00%
1091	2926	Nitrile Compounds	$14,718.97	0.00%
1092	7224	Steel Ingots	$14,457.56	0.00%
1093	4502	Debacked Cork	$13,416.00	0.00%
1094	5109	Retail Wool or Animal Hair Yarn	$12,519.00	0.00%
1095	1204	Linseed	$11,975.71	0.00%
1096	9110	Incomplete Movement Sets	$11,927.00	0.00%
1097	3604	Fireworks	$11,871.00	0.00%
1098	0502	Pig Hair	$11,816.00	0.00%
1099	2604	Nickel Ore	$11,637.00	0.00%
1100	2826	Fluorides	$11,312.83	0.00%
1101	2617	Other Ores	$11,082.00	0.00%
1102	0208	Other Meat	$10,811.21	0.00%
1103	0907	Cloves	$10,807.79	0.00%
1104	2615	Niobium, Tantalum, Vanadium and Zirconium Ore	$10,611.00	0.00%
1105	5809	Metallic Fabric	$10,556.76	0.00%
1106	2512	Siliceous Fossil Meals	$10,441.10	0.00%
1107	5310	Jute Woven Fabric	$10,349.83	0.00%
1108	7506	Nickel Sheets	$10,129.00	0.00%
1109	2920	Other Esters	$10,121.00	0.00%
1110	8804	Parachutes	$10,027.00	0.00%
1111	2824	Lead Oxides	$9,997.00	0.00%
1112	8601	Electric Locomotives	$8,818.00	0.00%
1113	8520	Dictation Machines	$8,388.99	0.00%
1114	5306	Flax Yarn	$8,006.00	0.00%
1115	5001	Silkworm Cocoons	$7,733.00	0.00%
1116	3817	Alkylbenzenes and Alkylnaphthalenes	$7,221.88	0.00%
1117	1007	Sorghum	$7,132.05	0.00%
1118	7002	Glass Balls	$7,056.75	0.00%
1119	5406	Retail Artificial Filament Yarn	$6,459.00	0.00%
1120	5311	Other Vegetable Fibers Fabric	$6,337.00	0.00%
1121	7014	Signaling Glassware	$6,170.00	0.00%
1122	5102	Animal Hair	$5,971.00	0.00%
1123	2810	Boron	$5,884.46	0.00%
1124	2812	Halides	$5,566.00	0.00%
1125	7507	Nickel Pipes	$5,094.96	0.00%
1126	2830	Sulfides	$4,930.86	0.00%
1127	2616	Precious Metal Ore	$4,900.00	0.00%
1128	3807	Wood Tar, Oils and Pitch	$4,580.81	0.00%
1129	9604	Hand Sifters	$4,356.00	0.00%
1130	1002	Rye	$4,220.62	0.00%
1131	2525	Mica	$4,179.14	0.00%
1132	6502	Hat Shapes	$4,079.00	0.00%
1133	8111	Manganese	$3,852.04	0.00%
1134	1213	Cereal Straws	$3,653.00	0.00%
1135	8109	Zirconium	$3,087.00	0.00%
1136	2504	Graphite	$3,030.00	0.00%
1137	2906	Cyclic Alcohols	$2,925.53	0.00%
1138	2840	Borates	$2,877.00	0.00%
1139	1801	Cocoa Beans	$2,700.00	0.00%
1140	5405	Artificial Monofilament	$2,658.00	0.00%
1141	7015	Eyewear and Clock Glass	$2,626.73	0.00%
1142	0205	Horse Meat	$2,503.00	0.00%
1143	3605	Matches	$2,438.51	0.00%
1144	1004	Oats	$2,287.61	0.00%
1145	6701	Bird Skins and Feathers	$2,229.16	0.00%
1146	2848	Phosphides	$1,796.50	0.00%
1147	2845	Other Isotopes	$1,736.01	0.00%
1148	9112	Clock Cases and Parts	$1,655.00	0.00%
1149	0505	Bird Feathers and Skins	$1,642.00	0.00%
1150	5904	Linoleum	$1,622.16	0.00%
1151	2841	Oxometallic or Peroxometallic Acid Salts	$1,466.58	0.00%
1152	1210	Hops	$1,412.00	0.00%
1153	6507	Headbands and Linings	$1,330.09	0.00%
1154	2850	Hydrides and other anions	$1,215.00	0.00%
1155	7101	Pearls	$1,082.00	0.00%
1156	5105	Prepared Wool or Animal Hair	$1,077.00	0.00%

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