This was driven by domestic economic uncertainty and the imposition of capital controls, as well as global factors, such as the weaker growth of global trade, lower commodity prices and a supply overhang in the global shipping sector.
1/7  BIS central bankers' speeches  In more detail, the share of exports in GDP increased from about 19% in 2009 to close to 30% in 2015, with about 2/3 of this increase stemming from goods exports and 1/3 from services exports and, in particular, receipts from tourism.