Analysis of Final Gulf Region Release

February 2006 to January 2006 - Month to Month Changes

• Total Trade
• Vessel Trade Only
• Tampa, FL
• Mobile, AL
• New Orleans, LA
• Port Arthur, TX
• Houston, TX

• Total Trade by Port - Exhibits 1 and 2

  • Exports down $11 million
    • Houston, TX down $116 million
    • Houston Intrc'l Air, TX down $59 million
    • Mobile, AL down $41 million
    • Pascagoula, MS down $37 million
    • Orlando, FL down $33 million
    • Jacksonville, FL up $208 million
    • New Orleans, LA up $148 million
    • Morgan City, LA up $21 million
  • Imports down $637 million
    • Houston, TX down $533 million
    • Lake Charles, LA down $184 million
    • Good Hope, LA down $173 million
    • Pascagoula, MS down $142 million
    • Baton Rouge, LA down $112 million
    • Morgan City, LA up $299 million
    • Jacksonville, FL up $192 millionMobile, AL up $116 million

• Vessel Trade by Port - Exhibits 3 and 4

  • Exports up $46 million
    • Jacksonville, FL up $208 million
    • New Orleans, LA up $103 million
    • Morgan City, LA up $21 million
    • Texas City, TX up $20 million
    • Houston, TX down $116 million
    • Mobile, AL down $37 million
  • Imports down $684 million
    • Houston, TX down $535 million
    • Lake Charles, LA down $209 million
    • Good Hope, LA down $173 million
    • Pascagoula, MS down $142 million
    • Morgan City, LA up $300 million
    • Jacksonville, FL up $192 million

• District of Tampa, FL - Exhibit 5

  • Exports up $134 million
    • Transportation equipment up $179 million
    • Machinery, except electrical up $18 million
    • Chemicals down $37 million
    • Food and kindred products down $21 million
    • Paper products down $13 million
  • Imports up $158 million
    • Transportation equipment up $311 million
    • Electrical equipment and appliances up $10 million
    • Petroleum and coal products down $93 million
    • Chemicals down $39 million
    • Wood products down $23 million

• District of Mobile, AL - Exhibit 6

  • Exports down $84 million
    • Petroleum and coal products down $31 million
    • Paper products down $23 million
    • Agricultural products down $13 million
    • Transportation equipment up $7 million
    • Minerals and ores up $7 million
  • Imports down $56 million
    • Primary metal manufacturing down $37 million
    • Computer and electronic products down $24 million
    • Machinery, except electrical down $17 million
    • Oil and gas up $39 million
    • Minerals and ores up $6 million

• District of New Orleans, LA - Exhbit 7

  • Exports up $92 million
    • Food and kindred products up $93 million
    • Machinery, except electrical up $28 million
    • Primary metal manufacturing up $22 million
    • Agricultural products down $49 million
    • Chemicals down $22 million
  • Imports down $125 million
    • Computer and electronic products down $99 million
    • Forestry products down $49 million
    • U.S. goods returned and reimported items down $36 million
    • Transportation equipment up $58 million
    • Primary metal manufacturing up $45 million

• District of Port Arthur, TX - Exhibit 8

  • Exports down $20 million
    • Petroleum and coal products down $36 million
    • Transportation equipment down $24 thousand
    • Agricultural products up $9 million
    • Food and kindred products up $3 million
  • Imports down $50 million
    • Petroleum and coals products down $73 million
    • Chemicals down $23 million
    • Oil and gas up $45 million

• District of Houston, TX - Exhibit 9

  • Exports down $133 million
    • Chemicals down $87 million
    • Agricultural products down $78 million
    • Computer and electronic products down $78 million
    • Food and kindred products down $16 million
    • Minerals and ores down $14 million
    • Oil and gas up $53 million
    • Machinery, except electrical up $37 million
    • Transportation equipment up $31 million
  • Imports down $566 million
    • Oil and gas down $206 million
    • Machinery, except electrical down $92 million
    • Petroleum and coal products down $90 million
    • Chemicals down $61 million
    • Transportation equipment down $40 million
    • Primary metal manufacturing up $38 million
    • Miscellaneous manufactured commodities up $17 million
    • Apparel and accessories up $17 million