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France CIF imports incl. DOM: Malta (estimated SA-WDA)

France CIF imports incl. DOM: Malta (estimated SA-WDA) stood at 14 EUR million in Aug 2026, according to INSEE – Institut national de la statistique et des études économiques (BDM). It is one of the indicators in the Trade by partner country table (Value · Monthly), with a complete series running from Jan 2016 to Aug 2026. The complete series with an interactive chart, free to download.

Source: INSEE – Institut national de la statistique et des études économiques (BDM)Last updated: Curated by Bui Thanh Phuc
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This indicator in the Trade by partner country table

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CIF imports of France incl. overseas departments - From: Malt - Estimated SA-WDA data - NAF rev. 214108510892099
CIF imports of France incl. overseas departments - From: Ukraine - Estimated SA-WDA data - NAF rev. 2425158994397446373112

Understanding france CIF imports incl. DOM: Malta (estimated SA-WDA)

Merchandise entering domestic territory from this Mediterranean island destination encompasses goods quantified through estimated seasonally and working-day adjusted (SA-WDA) data, inclusive of overseas departments. The valuation follows the CIF standard, ensuring that recorded expenditures incorporate the purchase price of the commodities alongside freight and insurance costs incurred across maritime supply chains. Unlike sibling series based strictly on raw monthly collection filings, this dataset utilizes statistical estimation models to remove calendar anomalies, holiday impacts, and working-day variations. The scope covers all physical merchandise captured within the economic partnership framework, excluding intangible services.

Interpreting these adjusted figures requires acknowledging that modeled series are subject to retroactive revisions when seasonal parameters are recalibrated or when baseline collection data undergoes structural updates. While the seasonal adjustment facilitates smoother month-to-month trend analysis, users should remain aware that estimation models can occasionally lag during sudden economic shocks or unusual shipping disruptions. Cross-referencing these adjusted figures with unadjusted collection totals helps analysts separate genuine trade shifts from statistical smoothing artifacts. Comparisons with other Mediterranean partners should account for differences in maritime logistics and port processing speeds.

Frequently asked questions

What methodology is used to process these monthly import figures?
The data is estimated using statistical models that apply seasonal and working-day adjustments to raw trade flows.
Do these import figures include the cost of maritime transport?
Yes, the CIF valuation standard includes freight and insurance expenses alongside the baseline value of the goods.
Why might modeled series undergo retroactive revisions?
Statistical agencies update seasonal factors and incorporate late-arriving administrative data, which can lead to revisions in previously published adjusted figures.

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