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What countries trade with the USA?
United States trade balance, exports and imports by country In 2017, United States major trading partner countries for exports were Canada, Mexico, China, Japan and United Kingdom and for imports they were China, Mexico, Canada, Japan and Germany.
Which countries does the US export to?
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| United States Exports By Country | Value | Year |
|---|---|---|
| China | $124.65B | 2020 |
| Japan | $64.09B | 2020 |
| United Kingdom | $58.98B | 2020 |
| Germany | $57.16B | 2020 |
What countries does the US trade with 2020?
Also shown is each import country’s percentage of total American exports.
- Canada: US$255.1 billion (17.8% of total US exports)
- Mexico: $212.7 billion (14.9%)
- China: $124.6 billion (8.7%)
- Japan: $64.1 billion (4.5%)
- United Kingdom: $59 billion (4.1%)
- Germany: $57.8 billion (4%)
- South Korea: $51.2 billion (3.6%)
What countries have been traditional allies of the US?
Australia and the United States have long been close and strategic allies and have traditionally been aligned with the Commonwealth of Nations. The two countries have a shared history, both have previously been British Colonies and many Americans flocked to the Australian goldfields in the 19th century.
What countries does Great Britain trade the most with?
The top trade partner for imports was Germany, followed by the United States and China. The UK exported £31.7bn worth of products to the US.
What are the major exports of the United States?
It is no secret that the United States is home to one of, if not the, most important economic markets in the world. The largest exports of the United States are cars, refined petroleum, planes, helicopters, and spacecraft, and pharmaceuticals. Major trading partners include Canada, China, and Mexico.
What countries does the Netherlands trade with?
Netherlands incurred the highest trade surpluses with the following countries: Among Netherlands’ trading partners that generate the greatest positive trade balances, Dutch surpluses with Belgium (up 555.3%), Czech Republic (up 190.4%) and Sweden (up 139.8%) grew at the fastest pace from 2017 to 2018.