"While it doesn’t yet rank first for U.S. exports, Mexico ranks first for total U.S. trade and total imports through June, as it did for the full year of 2023 also." writes Ken Roberts on Forbes.com.
Full story: https://bit.ly/Mexico400Btradedataguy
#TradeMatters #Mexico #USTrade
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💡U.S. trade is up 2.70% through June 2024, according to the latest data available.
The top 5 nations trading with the U.S. account for 49.99% of all U.S. trade.
Two of these nation's has increased trade by dollar value over the first six months of the year.
Top 5 U.S. Trade Partners
#1. Mexico, up 4.74%
#2. Canada, down 1.49%
#3. China, down 2.32%
#4. Germany, down 0.04%
#5. Japan, up 3.48%
More data: https://ustradenumbers.com/countries/
#TradeMatters #USTrade #Exports #Imports #Commerce
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Happy Independence, Jamaica!
#DYK The top 5 ports for Imports into the U.S. from Jamaica are all from different states:
1. PortMiami in FL
2. Port of South Louisiana in LA
3. The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
4. @ga_ports Port of Savannah
5. Port of Brownsville, TX
#TradeMatters #Jamaica #imports
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Port of Baltimore imports up 71% month after Key bridge collapse
"The Maryland seaport, one of the most important on the Eastern Seaboard, was the nation’s leading importer and exporter for a number of commodities prior to the bridge collapse." writes Ken Roberts for Forbes.
Read the full article on Helen Delich Bentley Port of Baltimore one month after the Key Bridge.
Article: https://bit.ly/BaltimoreAfterTradeDataGuy
#TradeMatters #Data #Trade #Maryland #BaltimoreBridgeCollapse #baltimore
"This is the third of three stories about China’s trade with the United States since former President Donald Trump initiated tariffs on the majority of U.S. imports from China in 2018, tariffs that President Biden has kept in place and has expanded, tariffs that Trump now is suggesting he would increase to 60% if reelected." as written today by Ken Roberts for Forbes.
Read more about the 6 airports and 5 seaports most affected when comparing the first four months of 2024 to 2018.
Full story: https://bit.ly/ChinaTariffsTradeDataGuy
#TradeMatters #China #Tariffs #TradeWar #imports
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Happy Canada day!
🥈 Canada is the second-largest trade partner of the United States.
Some of the top ports trading with Canada:
🌉 Ambassador Bridge in Detroit
🌉 Blue Water Bridge MDOT
🌉 Peace Bridge Authority
🌉 Pembina, ND
More on Canadian trade: https://bit.ly/CanadaTradeUSTN
#TradeMatters #Canada #Cars #Oil #Energy #Automotive
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U.S. Imports From China Plunging; Mexico, Near-Shoring, Not Big Winner
Chinese imports into the United States are down 19.78% from April of 2018, writes our TradeDataGuy Ken Roberts at Forbes.
Result of tariffs imposed by former President Trump and kept in place by President Biden.
Read more: https://bit.ly/ChinaTradeTradeDataGuy
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#TradeMatters #US #China #TradeWar #Tariffs #Vietnam #Mexico #India
U.S. Corn Exports Trade Data
U.S. corn exports are one of the fastest-growing exports in the U.S. YTD according to our latest analysis of the latest U.S. Census Bureau trade data.
Of the top 10 U.S. ports serving as gateways to the world for U.S. corn, State of Louisiana has 3 ports:
Port of New Orleans, Port of South Louisiana and Port Of Greater Baton Rouge.
More on corn trade: https://ustradenumbers.com/export/Corn/
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#TradeMatters #Exports #Corn #Louisiana
The top 10 Ports in the U.S. represented 41% of all U.S. trade in 2023.
When you add in the next 15, the top 25 ports conducted 66% of all U.S. trade.
Port list: ustradenumbers.com/ports/
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#TradeMatters #USTrade #Ports #Seaport #Airport #Bridge
$3.08 Trillion: U.S. Imports for 2023 according to the latest U.S. Census Bureau data released last week.
Here are the top 5 commodities the U.S. sourced from other countries in 2023, these accounted for 22% of all imports:
🌎 2023 Top U.S. IMPORTS🌎
1. Passenger Vehicles
2. Oil
3. Cell phones, accessories
4. Computers
5. Returned exports, without change
Imports by market share, source country, ports receiving: https://bit.ly/49CaY6b
#TradeMatters #US #exports #imports
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$2 Trillion: U.S. Exports for 2023 according to the latest U.S. Census Bureau data released last week.
Here are the top 5 commodities the U.S. shipped out to to other countries in 2023, these accounted for 23% of all exports:
🌎 2023 Top U.S. Exports 🌎
1. Oil
2. Gasoline
3. Civilian aircraft, parts
4. LNG
5. Cars
Exports by market share, destination country, ports shipping: https://bit.ly/USTNExports
#TradeMatters #US #exports #imports
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🤑 $5.1 Trillion: U.S. Trade for 2023 according to the latest U.S. Census Bureau data released last week.
Here are the top 5 Countries trading with the U.S. for 2023, these accounted for 51% of all trade.
🌎 2023 Top U.S. Country Partners 🌎
1. Mexico
2. Canada
3. China
4. Germany
5. Japan
Top 10 lists: https://bit.ly/CountryDataUSTn
#TradeMatters #US #exports #imports
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U.S. Trade down 3.83% according to the latest U.S. Census Bureau data released this week.
Here are the top 5 Ports for 2023 that accounted for 48.9% of all trade.
🌎 2023 Top U.S. Ports 🌎
#1 Port Laredo
#2 Port of Los Angeles
#3 Chicago Department of Aviation (CDA) - O'Hare & Midway International Airports
#4 JFK Airport (The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey)
#5 Port Houston
Top 10 lists: bit.ly/TradedataUSTN
#TradeMatters #US #exports #imports
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"With a slight increase in U.S.-Mexico trade this year, it would mark the first time the United States had ever conducted more than $800 billion in two-way trade with one nation." as written by Ken Roberts for Forbes.
Full story: https://bit.ly/MexicoTradeForbesRoberts
“In addition to a new top trade partner, the nation has a new top port, a new leading export and a new leading import.”
#TradeMatters #dataanalytics #Commerce #méxico
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Mexico is the #1 U.S. Trade Partner YTD.
Mexico is the #1 source country for over 150 different products (commodities at the 4-digit h.s. code level) that we consume in the U.S.
The U.S. imports perishables like melons, berries, citrus from Mexico. Then a swath of domestic electronics like fridges, stoves, ovens also come from our partner to the south.
More data: https://ustradenumbers.com/countries/
Do you know what we DON'T get from Mexico?
#TradeMatters #Mexico #USMCA
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Chicago O'Hare Airport Air Cargo Trade November 2023
Chicago O'Hare International Airport is the #1 port in the U.S. for EXPORTS and IMPORTS of the category that includes Plasma, vaccines and blood.
November 2021 was the highest November from 2013-2023 at Chicago Department of Aviation (CDA) - O'Hare & Midway International Airports'.
It is the 3rd ranked port in the U.S. by the value of its trade.
#TradeMatters #Chicago #pharma #Ireland #Germany #Tech #healthcare
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🍓Pharr International Bridge in TX’s trade up 2.52% in November from last November.
The month of November also brings in additional berry imports from Mexico, to rank as Pharr's 2nd most important import for the month.
And Pharr ranks as the most important port for berry imports for that month.
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#TradeMatters #Mexico #Perishables #Berries #loveisintheair
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) is the #1 exporter in the U.S. for Computer Chips YTD
#DYK DFW Airport is the #1 exporter in the U.S. for the following goods YTD:
💻 Computer chips
👩💻 Semiconductor machinery
⚗ Chlorides
🧣 Silk waste
🔧 Aircraft engines, parts
In 2022, DFW ranked 3rd for chip exports now it ranks 1st and has 12% of the market share.
High-value goods like #technology tends to fly.
#TradeMatters #Aircargo #MadeinUSA #Texas #DFW
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