report about the amount of Australian exports to 4 nations

The given chart illustrates how much goods was transported from Australia to four nations namely Japan, US, China and India over the course of 22 years starting in 1990. It is immediately obvious that the proportion of Australian exports to China and India experienced an upward trend with the contrast of figure for Japan and US. It also can be seen from the grapth that the amount of supplies that China imported from Australia witnessed the most dramatical change during that course. Looking at the information more detail, it can be seen that in 10 years from 1990 to 2000, the percentage of goods that Australia exported to Japan plummeted remarkably by nearly 10%. A dissimilar trend was witnessed in the figure for China, which increased slightly from 2% to 5%. Whereas, there was stability in how much merchandise was transported to US and India. Over the period between 2000 and 2012, a gradual drop was experienced in the quantity of Japanese goods imported from Australia, stood at approximately 17%. Similarly, the figure for US also steadily decreased to more than 6%. While the proportion of products that Australia exported to China was the dominant one, accounting for nearly 30%, the amount of India goods just rose minimally to 5%.