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In summary, the United States experienced a notable increase in trade values in March 2026 compared to the previous month, with total imports rising to $299.04 billion (up 19.19%) and exports reaching $212.68 billion (up 13.49%). Year-on-year, however, imports decreased by $41.42 billion (-12.17%), while exports increased by $29.61 billion (16.17%). The overall trade flow indicates a robust export performance despite a decline in imports, suggesting a shift in trade dynamics.

In March 2026, the total trade value for the United States saw significant month-on-month changes. Imports totaled $299.04 billion, reflecting an increase of $48.14 billion (approximately 19.19%). Exports amounted to $212.68 billion, with a rise of $25.29 billion (around 13.49%). **Country Official:** For imports, Mexico led with $50.95 billion, up by $6.86 billion (15.56%), followed by Canada at $33.84 billion (4.88 billion increase, 16.86%). Vietnam also showed strong growth at $20.36 billion (4.73 billion increase, 30.24%). On the downside, Peru's imports fell to $769.78 million, down by $222.59 million (-22.43%). For exports, Mexico again topped the list with $31.98 billion (up by $3.79 billion, 13.43%), followed by China at $10.97 billion (3.13 billion increase, 39.87%). South Korea also performed well at $8.08 billion (up by $2.96 billion, 57.67%). The lowest exports were from the United Arab Emirates at $2.15 billion, down by $1.57 billion (-42.15%). **Subnat Geography:** Imports from Chicago, IL reached $29.56 billion (up by $6.42 billion, 27.76%), while San Francisco, CA saw $14.69 billion (5.4 billion increase, 58.02%). New York City, NY had $25.34 billion (up by $4.9 billion, 23.99%). Conversely, Minneapolis, MN saw a decline to $1.76 billion, down by $276.59 million (-13.59%). Exports from Houston-Galveston, TX were $25.31 billion (up by $5.58 billion, 28.30%), Los Angeles, CA at $13.01 billion (up by $2.11 billion, 19.37%), and San Francisco, CA at $7.99 billion (up by $1.89 billion, 31.02%). New York City, NY had a decrease to $31.47 billion, down by $2.15 billion (-6.40%). **HS4 Official:** Imports of Cars reached $16.49 billion (up by $4.97 billion, 43.21%), Computers at $32.61 billion (up by $4.44 billion, 15.77%), and Office Machine Parts at $13.05 billion (up by $4.01 billion, 44.30%). The lowest were Petroleum Gas at $1.36 billion (down by $561.8 million, -29.16%). Exports of Refined Petroleum were $12.38 billion (up by $4.14 billion, 50.32%), Crude Petroleum at $10.71 billion (up by $2.75 billion, 34.54%), and Computers at $7.27 billion (up by $2.32 billion, 46.83%). The lowest were Silver at $3.37 billion (down by $1.43 billion, -29.77%).

In March 2026, the year-on-year trade analysis showed contrasting trends. Imports totaled $299.04 billion, down by $41.42 billion (-12.17%). Exports reached $212.68 billion, an increase of $29.61 billion (16.17%). **Country Official:** Imports from Chinese Taipei were $24.46 billion, up by $12.15 billion (98.72%), followed by Vietnam at $20.36 billion (up by $5.64 billion, 38.34%). Thailand also saw growth at $11.83 billion (up by $4.79 billion, 68.14%). On the contrary, Ireland's imports fell to $4.97 billion, down by $25.72 billion (-83.82%). Exports to Switzerland were $9.55 billion, up by $5.46 billion (132.14%), Hong Kong at $6.24 billion (up by $4.12 billion, 193.38%), and the United Kingdom at $12.18 billion (up by $3.71 billion, 43.83%). The lowest were Canada at $27.26 billion, down by $597.41 million (-2.14%). **Subnat Geography:** Imports from Dallas-Fort Worth, TX were $9.69 billion, up by $4.13 billion (74.11%), San Francisco, CA at $14.69 billion (up by $3.24 billion, 28.23%), and El Paso, TX at $13.42 billion (up by $2.62 billion, 24.20%). New York City, NY saw a decline to $25.34 billion, down by $20.85 billion (-45.14%). Exports from New York City, NY were $31.47 billion, up by $12.78 billion (68.35%), Houston-Galveston, TX at $25.31 billion (up by $3.27 billion, 14.80%), and San Francisco, CA at $7.99 billion (up by $2.58 billion, 47.71%). The lowest were Detroit, MI at $13.38 billion, down by $810.06 million (-5.67%). **HS4 Official:** Imports of Computers were $32.61 billion, up by $16.13 billion (97.81%), while Exports of Articles Imported for Repairs were $9.45 billion (up by $9.45 billion, inf). Office Machine Parts were $13.05 billion (up by $5.65 billion, 76.39%). The lowest were Hormones at $175.79 million, down by $17.24 billion (-98.99%). Exports of Gold were $16.8 billion, up by $11.32 billion (227.61%), Refined Petroleum at $12.38 billion (up by $3.34 billion, 37.02%), and Silver at $3.37 billion (up by $3.26 billion, 28.17%). The lowest were Cars at $4.82 billion, down by $1.5 billion (-23.77%).

Overall, the total trade value for the United States in March 2026 was 523.68B USD, with imports at 302.29B USD (an increase of 48.73B USD or 19.22% from the previous month) and exports at 221.39B USD (an increase of 26.26B USD or 13.46%). Year-on-year, total trade saw imports at 302.29B USD (a decrease of 40.32B USD or -11.77%) and exports at 221.39B USD (an increase of 30.42B USD or 15.93%).

In March 2026, the United States saw significant month-on-month changes in trade values across various dimensions. For imports, Mexico led with a trade value of 51.2B USD, reflecting a substantial increase of 6.89B USD (15.55% increase). Canada followed with 34.09B USD, up by 4.92B USD (16.85%). Vietnam also showed strong growth with 20.54B USD, increasing by 4.8B USD (30.54%). On the lower end, imports from Peru decreased to 771.48M USD, down by 222.32M USD (-22.37%), while Colombia and Israel also saw declines of 210.16M USD and 154.93M USD respectively. For exports, Mexico again topped the list with 32.78B USD, up by 3.87B USD (13.39%). China followed with 11.1B USD, increasing by 3.16B USD (39.72%). Canada also saw a rise to 31.44B USD, up by 3.07B USD (10.81%). Conversely, the United Arab Emirates experienced a significant drop, with exports falling to 2.2B USD, down by 1.6B USD (-42.10%). Switzerland and Hong Kong also faced declines of 971.98M USD and 941.72M USD respectively.

Year-on-year analysis for March 2026 revealed contrasting trends. In imports, Chinese Taipei led with a trade value of 24.61B USD, showing a remarkable increase of 12.2B USD (98.38%). Vietnam followed with 20.54B USD, up by 5.76B USD (38.99%). Thailand also saw a rise to 11.88B USD, increasing by 4.81B USD (68.07%). On the downside, Ireland's imports plummeted to 5B USD, down by 25.72B USD (-83.72%), while Switzerland and China also reported significant declines of 14.43B USD and 8.52B USD respectively. For exports, Switzerland led with 9.69B USD, up by 5.52B USD (1.33%). Hong Kong followed with 6.34B USD, increasing by 4.16B USD (42.90%). The United Kingdom also saw a rise to 12.53B USD, up by 3.8B USD (43.50%). However, China experienced a slight decline, with exports at 11.1B USD, down by 355.19M USD (-3.00%). Canada and Israel also faced minor decreases of 351.27M USD and 335.83M USD respectively.

In March 2026, the United States experienced a notable increase in trade values, with total imports reaching 290.91B USD (up 46.23B USD from the previous month) and total exports at 208.72B USD (up 24.76B USD). Year-on-year, imports decreased by 41.49B USD (12.48%), while exports increased by 26.3B USD (14.42%). Overall, the trade flow indicates a robust recovery in exports, contrasting with a decline in imports compared to the previous year.

In March 2026, the total trade value for the United States saw a significant increase, with imports totaling 290.91B USD, reflecting a 46.23B USD increase (18.89% growth) from the previous month. Exports also rose to 208.72B USD, up by 24.76B USD (13.46% growth). **Country Official:** - **Top 3 Imports:** Mexico (50.94B USD, +6.86B USD, +15.57%), Canada (33.83B USD, +4.87B USD, +16.84%), Vietnam (19.85B USD, +4.53B USD, +29.59%). - **Bottom 3 Imports:** Peru (756.8M USD, -233.66M USD, -23.61%), Colombia (1.43B USD, -209.48M USD, -12.87%), Israel (1.17B USD, -103.04M USD, -8.05%). - **Top 3 Exports:** Mexico (31.92B USD, +3.76B USD, +13.53%), China (10.76B USD, +3.09B USD, +40.23%), South Korea (7.86B USD, +2.89B USD, +58.28%). - **Bottom 3 Exports:** United Arab Emirates (2.07B USD, -1.56B USD, -42.92%), Switzerland (9.5B USD, -978.04M USD, -9.30%), Hong Kong (6.21B USD, -931.92M USD, -13.03%). **Subnat Geography:** - **Top 3 Imports:** Chicago, IL (25.55B USD, +5.06B USD, +24.69%), San Francisco Intl Arpt, CA (9.93B USD, +4.07B USD, +69.51%), Laredo, TX (23.16B USD, +3.41B USD, +17.35%). - **Bottom 3 Imports:** El Paso, TX (809.7M USD, -720.72M USD, -47.09%), Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN (904.96M USD, -274.64M USD, -23.29%), Harrisburg, PA (2.62M USD, -245.46M USD, -98.99%). - **Top 3 Exports:** Houston, TX (13.58B USD, +3.16B USD, +30.26%), Corpus Christi, TX (8.17B USD, +2.05B USD, +34.42%), San Francisco Intl Arpt, CA (5.51B USD, +1.42B USD, +34.57%). - **Bottom 3 Exports:** John F Kennedy Intl Airport, NY (22.61B USD, -4.19B USD, -15.65%), Sabine, TX (916.18M USD, -506.68M USD, -35.56%), Salt Lake City, UT (1.71B USD, -357.64M USD, -17.30%). **HS4 Official:** - **Top 3 Imports:** Cars (16.49B USD, +4.97B USD, +43.21%), Computers (32.25B USD, +4.55B USD, +16.44%), Office Machine Parts (12.96B USD, +3.99B USD, +44.46%). - **Bottom 3 Imports:** Petroleum Gas (1.36B USD, -561.8M USD, -29.16%), Refined Copper (1.98B USD, -344.53M USD, -14.79%), Paintings (433.18M USD, -268.56M USD, -38.27%). - **Top 3 Exports:** Refined Petroleum (12.38B USD, +4.14B USD, +50.32%), Crude Petroleum (10.71B USD, +2.75B USD, +34.54%), Computers (6.98B USD, +2.59B USD, +58.97%). - **Bottom 3 Exports:** Silver (3.37B USD, -1.43B USD, -29.77%), Gold (16.8B USD, -1.08B USD, -6.06%), Hormones (1.14B USD, -1.06B USD, -48.12%).

In March 2026, the year-on-year analysis shows a mixed performance in trade values. Imports totaled 290.91B USD, down by 41.49B USD (-12.48%) compared to the previous year, while exports increased to 208.72B USD, up by 26.3B USD (14.42%). **Country Official:** - **Top 3 Imports:** Chinese Taipei (24.24B USD, +12.13B USD, +100.22%), Vietnam (19.85B USD, +5.45B USD, +37.84%), Thailand (11.41B USD, +4.78B USD, +71.99%). - **Bottom 3 Imports:** Ireland (4.74B USD, -25.76B USD, -84.46%), Switzerland (3.92B USD, -14.45B USD, -78.65%), China (18.99B USD, -8.82B USD, -31.72%). - **Top 3 Exports:** Switzerland (9.5B USD, +5.41B USD, +132.03%), Hong Kong (6.21B USD, +4.08B USD, +191.66%), United Kingdom (12.01B USD, +3.54B USD, +41.84%). - **Bottom 3 Exports:** Canada (27.26B USD, -598.68M USD, -2.15%), China (10.76B USD, -564.2M USD, -5.02%), Israel (796.37M USD, -529.55M USD, -39.94%). **Subnat Geography:** - **Top 3 Imports:** San Francisco Intl Arpt, CA (9.93B USD, +3.92B USD, +65.20%), Dallas/Ft. Worth, TX (7.31B USD, +3.46B USD, +89.90%), Anchorage, AK (7.35B USD, +3.22B USD, +78.18%). - **Bottom 3 Imports:** John F Kennedy Intl Airport, NY (6.62B USD, -19.47B USD, -74.62%), Chicago, IL (25.55B USD, -18.73B USD, -42.30%), Atlanta, GA (5.23B USD, -5.18B USD, -49.75%). - **Top 3 Exports:** John F Kennedy Intl Airport, NY (22.61B USD, +9.39B USD, +71.05%), San Francisco Intl Arpt, CA (5.51B USD, +2.44B USD, +79.52%), Houston, TX (13.58B USD, +1.76B USD, +14.93%). - **Bottom 3 Exports:** Port Huron, MI (5.38B USD, -562.98M USD, -9.47%), Brunswick, GA (923.02M USD, -394.63M USD, -29.93%), Detroit, MI (7.53B USD, -387.44M USD, -4.84%). **HS4 Official:** - **Top 3 Imports:** Computers (32.25B USD, +16.1B USD, +99.71%), Exports of Articles Imported for Repairs (9.44B USD, +9.44B USD, inf), Office Machine Parts (12.96B USD, +5.61B USD, +76.38%). - **Bottom 3 Imports:** Hormones (175.79M USD, -17.24B USD, -98.99%), Other Precious Metal Products (411.21M USD, -16.71B USD, -97.60%), Commodities not elsewhere specified (0 USD, -9.96B USD, -100%). - **Top 3 Exports:** Gold (16.8B USD, +11.32B USD, +226.56%), Refined Petroleum (12.38B USD, +3.34B USD, +37.02%), Silver (3.37B USD, +3.26B USD, +28.17%). - **Bottom 3 Exports:** Cars (4.82B USD, -1.5B USD, -23.77%), Packaged Medicaments (2.97B USD, -989.96M USD, -24.92%), Commodities not elsewhere specified (0 USD, -903.45M USD, -100%).

Overall, the total trade value for the United States in the analyzed period was 438.3 billion USD, with exports amounting to 187.4 billion USD (an increase of 8.41 billion USD or 4.70%) and imports totaling 250.9 billion USD (a decrease of 6.96 billion USD or -2.70%). This indicates a slight contraction in the trade balance, with imports declining while exports showed positive growth.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Mexico saw a significant increase of 1.8 billion USD, representing a 4.25% rise. France and Malaysia also showed strong growth, with increases of 973.5 million USD (21.13%) and 891.89 million USD (17.71%) respectively. On the downside, Vietnam experienced the largest decline in imports, dropping by 3.83 billion USD (-19.69%), followed by China with a decrease of 2.05 billion USD (-10.16%) and India with a decline of 1.09 billion USD (-13.94%). For exports, Switzerland led with a remarkable increase of 4.91 billion USD (87.78%), while Hong Kong and Canada also saw substantial gains of 4.39 billion USD (157.20%) and 3.57 billion USD (16.99%) respectively. Conversely, Mexico's exports fell by 2.7 billion USD (-8.74%), followed by the United Kingdom with a decrease of 2.22 billion USD (-17.67%) and Saudi Arabia with a drop of 1.58 billion USD (-56.90%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei surged by 10.49 billion USD (99.83%), followed by Thailand with an increase of 4.24 billion USD (88.87%) and Vietnam with a rise of 3.76 billion USD (31.65%). On the other hand, imports from Switzerland saw a significant decline of 16.22 billion USD (-81.47%), with China and Ireland also experiencing substantial drops of 13.04 billion USD (-41.81%) and 10.54 billion USD (-69.69%) respectively. For exports, Switzerland again topped the list with an increase of 8.36 billion USD (388.57%), followed by Hong Kong with a rise of 4.37 billion USD (155.63%) and Mexico with an increase of 2.16 billion USD (8.31%). However, exports to China fell by 2.5 billion USD (-24.74%), Japan by 330.91 million USD (-5.29%), and Austria by 302.54 million USD (-52.19%).

The analysis indicates a mixed performance in trade values for the United States in 202602. Total imports decreased by 6.98B USD (2.68%) month-on-month, while total exports increased by 8.75B USD (4.70%). Year-on-year, total imports saw a significant decline of 34.63B USD (12.02%), contrasting with a total export increase of 27.53B USD (16.42%).

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Mexico saw a significant increase of 1.79B USD (4.22%), while imports from China and India decreased by 2.1B USD (-9.98%) and 1.09B USD (-13.84%) respectively. Exports to Switzerland increased by 4.94B USD (86.46%), while exports to Mexico and the United Kingdom decreased by 2.68B USD (-8.49%) and 2.29B USD (-17.68%) respectively. Overall, total imports decreased by 6.98B USD (-2.68%) while total exports increased by 8.75B USD (4.70%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei increased significantly by 10.53B USD (99.47%), while imports from Switzerland and China decreased by 16.23B USD (-81.34%) and 12.68B USD (-40.08%) respectively. Exports to Switzerland increased by 8.46B USD (3,842.89%), while exports to China decreased by 2.52B USD (-24.04%). Overall, total imports decreased by 34.63B USD (-12.02%) while total exports increased by 27.53B USD (16.42%).

Overall, the total trade value for the United States in the month of 202602 was 428.64B USD, with imports at 244.68B USD and exports at 183.96B USD. Month-on-month, total trade decreased by 7.21B USD (-1.66%), with imports down by 13.11B USD (-5.05%) and exports up by 5.9B USD (3.33%). Year-on-year, total trade saw a decline of 15.07B USD (-3.41%), with imports down by 39.71B USD (-14.00%) and exports up by 24.64B USD (15.44%).

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Mexico saw the highest increase with a trade value of 44.08B, reflecting a growth of 1.78B (4.22%). Canada followed with 28.95B, increasing by 845.01M (3.01%). France also showed significant growth with 5.36B, up by 758.05M (16.47%). On the lower end, imports from Vietnam decreased to 15.32B, down by 4.15B (-21.32%). China also saw a decline to 17.5B, down by 2.7B (-13.38%). Germany's imports fell to 8.82B, down by 1.5B (-14.50%). For exports, Switzerland led with 10.48B, increasing by 4.89B (87.42%). Hong Kong followed with 7.14B, up by 4.35B (156.31%). Canada also increased to 24.57B, up by 3.57B (16.99%). On the downside, exports to Mexico decreased to 28.16B, down by 2.73B (-8.84%). The United Kingdom saw a drop to 10.21B, down by 2.39B (-18.97%). Saudi Arabia's exports fell to 1.16B, down by 1.62B (-58.16%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei surged to 20.55B, up by 10.13B (97.15%). Thailand followed with 8.77B, increasing by 4.1B (87.82%). Vietnam's imports reached 15.32B, up by 3.55B (30.16%). Conversely, imports from Switzerland dropped to 3.55B, down by 16.32B (-82.12%). China saw a decline to 17.5B, down by 13.36B (-43.30%). Ireland's imports fell to 4.49B, down by 10.71B (-70.44%). For exports, Switzerland led with 10.48B, increasing by 8.33B (397.57%). Hong Kong followed with 7.14B, up by 4.33B (154.02%). Mexico's exports reached 28.16B, up by 2.13B (8.11%). On the downside, exports to China decreased to 7.67B, down by 2.65B (-25.67%). Japan's exports fell to 5.84B, down by 400.8M (-6.41%). South Korea's exports decreased to 4.97B, down by 306.16M (-5.77%).

Overall, the total trade value for the United States in the analyzed period was 446.93B USD, with imports at 260.54B USD (a decrease of 21.7B USD or -7.76% from the previous month) and exports at 186.39B USD (an increase of 7.35B USD or 4.10%). Year-on-year, total trade saw imports at 260.54B USD (a decrease of 56.77B USD or -17.89%) and exports at 186.39B USD (an increase of 22.36B USD or 13.63%).

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Vietnam saw a significant increase of 1.06B USD (5.72%), while Belgium and Cote d'Ivoire also showed strong growth with increases of 501.74M USD (27.65%) and 237.3M USD (212.09%) respectively. On the downside, imports from Germany dropped by 4.82B USD (-31.55%), with Canada and Chinese Taipei following with decreases of 3.44B USD (-10.84%) and 3B USD (-12.14%). For exports, the United Kingdom led with a 4.02B USD (44.91%) increase, followed by Mexico with 3.43B USD (12.21%) and Saudi Arabia with 1.7B USD (153.99%). Conversely, exports to Germany fell by 1.28B USD (-17.78%), Canada by 1B USD (-3.93%), and Brazil by 674.15M USD (-14.06%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei surged by 10.62B USD (96.96%), with Vietnam and Thailand also showing strong growth of 6.61B USD (50.88%) and 3.69B USD (65.80%) respectively. On the other hand, imports from Switzerland and China saw significant declines of 20.87B USD (-87.64%) and 20.58B USD (-49.43%). For exports, the United Kingdom experienced a notable increase of 6.93B USD (114.60%), with Switzerland and Mexico following with increases of 4.03B USD (2.38%) and 3.66B USD (13.12%). However, exports to Canada decreased by 1.95B USD (-7.38%), China by 1.57B USD (-15.88%), and France by 913.07M USD (-21.56%).

The analysis indicates a mixed performance in trade values for the United States. Month-on-month, total exports increased by 7.52B USD (4.41%), while imports decreased by 21.38B USD (-7.6%). Year-on-year, total exports rose by 21.75B USD (13.92%), contrasting with a significant decline in imports by 55.49B USD (-17.71%). This reflects a shift in trade dynamics, possibly influenced by ongoing trade negotiations and market conditions.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Vietnam saw a significant increase of 1.09B USD, reflecting a 5.95% rise, while imports from Germany dropped sharply by 4.8B USD, a decrease of 31.75%. Exports to the United Kingdom increased by 3.93B USD, a notable 45.38% rise, whereas exports to Germany fell by 1.34B USD, a decrease of 19.18%. Overall, total exports increased by 7.52B USD (4.41%), while total imports decreased by 21.38B USD (-7.6%).

Year-on-year, imports from Chinese Taipei surged by 10.68B USD, a staggering 97.99% increase, while imports from Switzerland plummeted by 20.84B USD, a decrease of 87.74%. Exports to the United Kingdom rose by 6.76B USD, a 115.81% increase, while exports to Canada decreased by 1.72B USD, a decline of 7.55%. Total exports increased by 21.75B USD (13.92%), while total imports decreased by 55.49B USD (-17.71%).

Overall, the total trade value for the United States in the analyzed period was 436.84B USD, with imports totaling 257.86B USD (a decrease of 21.4B USD or -7.66% from the previous month) and exports at 178.98B USD (an increase of 7.8B USD or 4.55%). Year-on-year, total imports were down by 57.44B USD (-18.22%), while exports increased by 22.26B USD (14.20%).

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Vietnam saw a significant increase of 1.09B USD (5.94%), while Belgium and Cote d'Ivoire also showed strong growth with increases of 502.08M USD (27.76%) and 237.29M USD (212.17%) respectively. On the downside, imports from Germany dropped by 4.8B USD (-31.71%), Canada by 3.43B USD (-10.88%), and Chinese Taipei by 3B USD (-12.21%). For exports, the United Kingdom led with an increase of 3.94B USD (45.42%), followed by Mexico with 3.43B USD (12.48%) and Saudi Arabia with 1.69B USD (154.08%). Conversely, exports to Germany fell by 1.27B USD (-18.09%), Brazil by 667.29M USD (-14.14%), and France by 605.08M USD (-15.80%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei surged by 10.59B USD (96.31%), with Vietnam following closely with an increase of 6.52B USD (50.40%). Thailand also showed a notable increase of 3.68B USD (65.67%). On the contrary, imports from China plummeted by 20.99B USD (-50.95%), Switzerland by 20.87B USD (-87.75%), and Canada by 10B USD (-26.24%). For exports, the United Kingdom experienced a remarkable increase of 6.77B USD (115.88%), while Switzerland and Mexico saw increases of 3.96B USD (241.50%) and 3.7B USD (13.59%) respectively. However, exports to Canada decreased by 1.71B USD (-7.54%), China by 1.58B USD (-16.13%), and France by 890.58M USD (-21.69%).

In summary, the analysis of the trade values for the United States in 202512 indicates a month-on-month increase in total imports by 19.51B (7.51%) to 279.26B, while total exports decreased by 3.22B (-1.85%) to 171.19B. Year-on-year, total imports saw a slight decrease of 3.59B (-1.27%), while total exports increased by 14.31B (9.12%). The trade flow dynamics show a strong performance in imports from Asian countries, particularly Chinese Taipei and Vietnam, while exports to China and Switzerland faced significant declines.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei saw the highest increase with a trade value of 24.58B, reflecting a significant rise of 4.42B (21.95%). Canada followed with 31.54B, increasing by 3.46B (12.31%). South Korea also showed a notable increase with 11.74B, up by 3.06B (35.27%). On the lower end, imports from Mexico decreased to 42.14B, down by 2.14B (-4.84%). Singapore's imports fell to 2.32B, down by 1.89B (-44.80%). Austria also saw a decline to 1.48B, down by 1.2B (-44.75%). For exports, Mexico led with 27.47B, increasing by 1.56B (6.00%). China followed with 8.27B, up by 1.36B (19.68%). Chile also increased to 1.92B, up by 525.99M (37.81%). On the downside, Switzerland's exports plummeted to 3.95B, down by 6.97B (-63.84%). The United Arab Emirates saw a decrease to 2.51B, down by 798.59M (-24.12%). Japan's exports fell to 6.2B, down by 711.77M (-10.31%). Overall, total imports increased by 19.51B (7.51%) to 279.26B, while total exports decreased by 3.22B (-1.85%) to 171.19B.

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei surged to 24.58B, with a remarkable increase of 14.57B (145.57%). Vietnam also saw a significant rise to 18.38B, up by 6.68B (57.08%). Thailand's imports increased to 10.12B, up by 4.49B (79.61%). Conversely, imports from China dropped to 20.11B, down by 17.02B (-45.84%). Switzerland's imports fell to 4.69B, down by 9.49B (-66.90%). Canada also saw a decline to 31.54B, down by 3.82B (-10.80%). For exports, Mexico led with 27.47B, increasing by 3.58B (15.00%). Switzerland's exports rose to 3.95B, up by 2.8B (2.44%). Germany's exports increased to 6.99B, up by 2B (40.06%). On the downside, exports to China fell to 8.27B, down by 3.88B (-31.93%). Spain's exports decreased to 1.71B, down by 639.37M (-27.22%). Canada also saw a decline to 21.47B, down by 509.3M (-2.31%). Overall, total imports decreased by 3.59B (-1.27%) to 279.26B, while total exports increased by 14.31B (9.12%) to 171.19B.

Overall, the total trade value for imports reached 282.23B USD, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 19.66B USD (7.49%) but a year-on-year decrease of 2.68B USD (-0.94%). Exports totaled 179.04B USD, with a month-on-month decrease of 3.11B USD (-1.77%) but a year-on-year increase of 13.68B USD (8.27%). The trade balance indicates a significant fluctuation in trade dynamics, with imports showing resilience in the short term while exports are experiencing a mixed performance.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei saw the highest increase with a trade value of 24.7B, reflecting a value change of 4.44B (21.90%). Canada followed with 31.77B, increasing by 3.41B (12.04%). South Korea also showed significant growth with 11.84B, up by 3.11B (35.62%). On the lower end, imports from Mexico decreased to 42.36B, down by 2.16B (-4.84%). Singapore's imports fell to 2.35B, a decrease of 1.88B (-44.46%). Austria also saw a decline to 1.49B, down by 1.19B (-44.53%). For exports, Mexico led with 28.16B, increasing by 1.54B (5.80%). China followed with 8.39B, up by 1.38B (19.68%). Chile also increased to 1.97B, with a value change of 528.3M (36.63%). Conversely, Switzerland's exports plummeted to 4.04B, down by 7.1B (-63.73%). The United Arab Emirates saw a decrease to 2.58B, down by 796.83M (-23.58%). Japan's exports fell to 6.33B, down by 710.73M (-10.05%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei surged to 24.7B, with a value change of 14.61B (144.76%). Vietnam followed with 18.54B, increasing by 6.78B (57.70%). Thailand also saw a rise to 10.17B, up by 4.5B (79.73%). On the downside, imports from China dropped to 21.1B, down by 16.45B (-43.80%). Switzerland's imports fell to 4.72B, decreasing by 9.49B (-66.78%). Canada also saw a decline to 31.77B, down by 3.79B (-10.66%). For exports, Mexico led with 28.16B, increasing by 3.59B (14.61%). Switzerland followed with 4.04B, up by 2.85B (2.39%). Germany's exports increased to 7.18B, with a value change of 2.02B (39.08%). However, exports to China decreased to 8.39B, down by 3.91B (-31.78%). Canada saw a decline to 25.51B, down by 1.45B (-5.36%). Spain's exports fell to 1.75B, down by 647.1M (-26.06%).

Overall, the total trade value for imports reached 279.18B, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 19.51B (7.51%), while year-on-year, imports decreased by 3.57B (-1.26%). Exports totaled 170.54B, with a slight month-on-month decrease of 1.86B (-1.01%), but a year-on-year increase of 14.28B (9.14%). The trade balance indicates a significant increase in imports, while exports showed mixed results, with some countries experiencing declines.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei saw the highest increase with a trade value of 24.58B, reflecting a value change of 4.42B (21.95%). Canada followed with 31.54B, increasing by 3.46B (12.31%). South Korea also showed significant growth with 11.74B, up by 3.06B (35.28%). On the lower end, imports from Mexico decreased to 42.14B, down by 2.14B (-4.84%). Singapore's imports fell to 2.32B, a decrease of 1.89B (-44.80%). Austria also saw a decline to 1.48B, down by 1.2B (-44.77%). For exports, Mexico led with 27.47B, increasing by 1.56B (6.02%). China followed with 8.27B, up by 1.42B (20.69%). Brazil also increased to 4.67B, with a value change of 551.52M (13.40%). Conversely, Switzerland's exports plummeted to 3.95B, down by 6.96B (-63.80%). The United Arab Emirates saw a decrease to 2.51B, down by 740.48M (-22.80%). Japan's exports fell to 6.17B, down by 677.34M (-9.80%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei surged to 24.58B, with a value change of 14.57B (145.61%). Vietnam also saw a significant increase to 18.38B, up by 6.68B (57.10%). Thailand's imports rose to 10.12B, increasing by 4.49B (79.65%). On the downside, imports from China dropped to 20.1B, down by 17B (-45.82%). Switzerland's imports fell to 4.69B, down by 9.49B (-66.90%). Canada also saw a decline to 31.54B, down by 3.82B (-10.80%). For exports, Mexico's exports increased to 27.47B, with a value change of 3.58B (15.00%). Switzerland's exports rose to 3.95B, up by 2.8B (2.44%). Germany's exports increased to 6.96B, with a value change of 1.98B (39.87%). However, exports to China decreased to 8.27B, down by 3.84B (-31.71%). Spain's exports fell to 1.7B, down by 636.28M (-27.18%). Canada also saw a decline in exports to 21.47B, down by 509.3M (-2.31%).

The analysis of the trade values for the United States in 202511 indicates a mixed performance in international commerce. Month-on-month, total imports decreased by 11.52B USD (-4.25%) while exports fell by 19.83B USD (-10.21%). Year-on-year, total imports saw a decline of 12.46B USD (-4.58%), but total exports increased by 8.02B USD (4.82%). The trade flow dynamics reveal significant fluctuations, particularly with imports from Asian countries showing both high growth and substantial declines. The overall trade landscape reflects the impact of geopolitical tensions and economic conditions, particularly in relation to sanctions and market performance.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Singapore saw the highest increase with a trade value of 4.21B USD, reflecting a significant growth of 93.28%. Germany followed with an increase of 1.42B USD (11.87%), while Austria had a notable rise of 1.24B USD (86.54%). On the downside, imports from Mexico decreased by 3.99B USD (-8.27%), China by 2.91B USD (-12.71%), and Canada by 2.78B USD (-9.02%). For exports, the Netherlands led with an increase of 640.25M USD (8.71%), followed by Chinese Taipei with 445.22M USD (9.38%), and the Bahamas with 307.93M USD (81.54%). Conversely, exports to Canada fell by 3.35B USD (-13.44%), Mexico by 2.88B USD (-9.99%), and the United Kingdom by 2.78B USD (-24.43%). Overall, total imports decreased by 11.52B USD (-4.25%) while total exports dropped by 19.83B USD (-10.21%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei experienced the most significant growth, increasing by 10.96B USD (119.25%), followed by Vietnam with a rise of 5B USD (41.41%), and Thailand with 3.84B USD (74.17%). On the contrary, imports from China saw a decline of 17.33B USD (-46.43%), Ireland by 5.88B USD (-55.43%), and Canada by 5.19B USD (-15.20%). For exports, Switzerland had the highest increase of 9.09B USD (496.63%), followed by the United Kingdom with 2.44B USD (39.74%), and Chinese Taipei with 1.58B USD (43.83%). However, exports to China decreased by 5.55B USD (-44.53%), Canada by 3.23B USD (-13.02%), and Australia by 749.82M USD (-24.09%). Overall, total imports decreased by 12.46B USD (-4.58%) while total exports increased by 8.02B USD (4.82%).

Overall, the total trade value for imports was 262.57B USD, reflecting a decrease of 11.62B USD (-4.24%) month-on-month, while exports totaled 182.15B USD, down by 20.64B USD (-10.18%). Year-on-year, imports totaled 262.57B USD, with a decline of 11.74B USD (-4.28%), while exports increased to 182.15B USD, up by 8.11B USD (4.66%). The trade balance indicates a challenging environment for imports, particularly from major partners like China and Canada, while exports showed resilience in certain sectors despite declines in others.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Singapore saw the highest increase with a trade value of 4.23B USD, reflecting a significant growth of 92.28%. Germany followed with an increase of 1.4B USD (11.61%), while Austria's imports rose by 1.24B USD (85.78%). On the downside, Mexico experienced the largest decline in imports, dropping by 4.01B USD (-8.26%), followed by China with a decrease of 2.94B USD (-12.29%) and Canada with a decline of 2.76B USD (-8.87%). For exports, the Netherlands led with an increase of 640.85M USD (8.51%), while Chinese Taipei and the Bahamas also saw notable increases of 441.76M USD (9.14%) and 344.46M USD (81.99%) respectively. Conversely, Canada faced the largest export decline of 3.87B USD (-13.24%), followed by Mexico with a decrease of 2.96B USD (-10.00%) and the United Kingdom with a drop of 2.81B USD (-24.01%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei surged by 10.98B USD (118.38%), followed by Vietnam with an increase of 5.07B USD (41.81%) and Thailand with a rise of 3.85B USD (73.94%). On the other hand, imports from China saw a significant decline of 16.82B USD (-44.54%), with Ireland and Canada also experiencing drops of 5.91B USD (-55.91%) and 5.14B USD (-15.31%) respectively. For exports, Switzerland led with an increase of 9.25B USD (4.90%), followed by the United Kingdom with a rise of 2.5B USD (39.15%) and Chinese Taipei with an increase of 1.6B USD (43.62%). However, exports to China fell by 5.59B USD (-44.39%), with Canada and Australia also seeing declines of 3.31B USD (-11.54%) and 771.61M USD (-23.77%) respectively.

Overall, the analysis indicates a challenging month for U.S. trade in 2025, with total imports declining by 11.53 billion USD and exports dropping by 21.21 billion USD. Year-on-year, imports also faced a significant decline of 12.43 billion USD, while exports managed a modest increase of 6.97 billion USD. The trade flow dynamics reflect the impact of sanctions and tariffs, particularly affecting trade with China and Canada.

In the month-on-month analysis, total imports decreased by approximately 11.53 billion USD, reflecting a decline of about 4.25%. Exports also saw a significant drop of 21.21 billion USD, which is a decrease of around 10.95%. Among imports, Singapore led with a notable increase of 2.03 billion USD (93.28%), while Mexico experienced the largest decline of 3.99 billion USD (-8.27%). In exports, the Netherlands had the highest increase of 586.22 million USD (8.04%), whereas Canada faced the largest drop of 3.35 billion USD (-13.44%).

Year-on-year, total imports decreased by 12.43 billion USD, a decline of approximately 4.57%. In contrast, exports increased by 6.97 billion USD, reflecting a growth of about 4.21%. The most significant year-on-year increase in imports was from Chinese Taipei, which rose by 10.97 billion USD (119.33%), while China saw the largest decline of 17.32 billion USD (-46.42%). For exports, Switzerland led with an increase of 9.08 billion USD (496.93%), while China again had the largest decrease of 5.57 billion USD (-44.84%).

Overall, the total trade value for exports reached 194.24B, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 17.02B (9.60%) and a year-on-year increase of 30.97B (18.97%). Imports totaled 271.27B, showing a slight month-on-month decrease of 1.59B (-0.58%) and a year-on-year decrease of 15.32B (-5.34%). The trade balance indicates a positive trend in exports, particularly from key partners like Switzerland and the UK, while imports from China and Ireland have shown significant declines.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei saw the highest increase with a trade value of 22.15B, reflecting a significant value change of 7.25B (48.71%). Other notable increases include imports from Mexico at 48.27B with a change of 3.94B (8.89%) and Japan at 11.87B with a change of 1.41B (13.44%). On the lower end, imports from Ireland dropped to 4.92B, a decrease of 14.99B (-75.28%), followed by Canada at 30.87B with a decrease of 759.08M (-2.40%) and South Korea at 9.05B with a decrease of 647.13M (-6.66%). For exports, the United Kingdom led with 11.38B, increasing by 5.2B (84.15%), followed by Switzerland at 12.43B with a change of 3.41B (37.80%) and Canada at 24.93B with a change of 2.46B (10.97%). Conversely, exports to Spain fell to 1.74B, down by 835.76M (-32.44%), followed by Malta at 27.8M with a decrease of 390.2M (-93.35%) and Italy at 4.96B with a decrease of 381.64M (-7.14%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei increased significantly to 22.15B, with a value change of 11.52B (108.49%). Vietnam followed with 17.7B, increasing by 4.93B (38.56%), and Thailand at 9.21B with a change of 3.06B (49.86%). On the downside, imports from China decreased to 22.91B, down by 18.05B (-44.07%), followed by Ireland at 4.92B with a decrease of 5.36B (-52.73%) and Canada at 30.87B with a decrease of 3.35B (-9.76%). For exports, Switzerland saw a remarkable increase to 12.43B, with a value change of 10.56B (5,644.87%), followed by Canada at 24.93B with an increase of 4.89B (24.42%) and the United Kingdom at 11.38B with a change of 3.98B (53.74%). On the lower end, exports to China fell to 8.83B, down by 4.52B (-33.84%), followed by Norway at 299.67M with a decrease of 204.57M (-40.57%) and Chile at 1.37B with a decrease of 183.21M (-11.82%).

Overall, the total trade value for exports was 202.78B, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 17.16B (9.24%) and a year-on-year increase of 25.91B (14.65%). Imports totaled 274.19B, with a slight month-on-month decrease of 1.45B (-0.53%) and a year-on-year decrease of 14.64B (-5.07%). The trade balance indicates a growing export sector while imports are facing challenges.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei saw the highest increase with a trade value of 22.25B, reflecting a significant value change of 7.26B (48.44% increase). Mexico followed with 48.52B, increasing by 3.95B (8.85%). Japan's imports reached 11.99B, up by 1.42B (13.44%). On the lower end, Ireland experienced a drastic decline, with imports dropping to 4.97B, a decrease of 14.98B (-75.09%). Canada and South Korea also saw declines, with imports of 31.12B (-0.78%) and 9.1B (-6.67%) respectively. In exports, the United Kingdom led with 11.7B, increasing by 5.3B (82.76%). Switzerland followed with 12.68B, up by 3.44B (37.20%). Mexico's exports reached 29.58B, increasing by 2.38B (8.49%). On the downside, Spain's exports fell to 1.78B, down by 849.2M (-32.27%). Italy and Malta also saw declines, with exports of 5.09B (-7.14%) and 28.05M (-93.12%) respectively.

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei increased significantly to 22.25B, with a value change of 11.54B (107.77%). Vietnam's imports reached 17.8B, up by 4.98B (38.82%). Thailand also saw an increase to 9.25B, with a value change of 3.07B (49.67%). Conversely, imports from China dropped to 23.89B, down by 17.58B (-42.39%). Ireland and Canada also saw declines, with imports of 4.97B (-51.82%) and 31.12B (-9.70%) respectively. In exports, Switzerland led with 12.68B, increasing by 10.75B (571.25%). The United Kingdom followed with 11.7B, up by 4.05B (52.90%). Italy's exports reached 5.09B, increasing by 2.46B (93.87%). On the downside, exports to China fell to 8.95B, down by 4.55B (-33.71%). Canada and Norway also saw declines, with exports of 29.21B (-0.21%) and 316.98M (-40.39%) respectively.

Overall, the total trade value for the United States saw a month-on-month increase in exports to 193.6B, up by 18.05B (10.28%), while imports slightly increased to 271.2B, with a minor rise of 843.21M (0.31%). Year-on-year, exports rose significantly to 193.6B, up by 32.75B (20.36%), while imports decreased to 271.2B, down by 15.28B (-5.33%). The analysis indicates a robust growth in exports, particularly from key partners like Switzerland and the UK, while imports from certain countries like China and Ireland have faced significant declines.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei saw the highest increase with a trade value of 22.15B, reflecting a significant value change of 7.37B (49.85% increase). Mexico followed with 48.27B in imports, increasing by 3.95B (8.90%). Japan's imports also rose to 11.87B, with a value change of 1.45B (13.90%). On the lower end, Ireland experienced a drastic drop in imports to 4.92B, down by 14.96B (-75.24%). Canada and South Korea also saw declines in imports, with values of 30.87B and 9.05B, respectively, reflecting minor decreases of -0.02% and -6.04%. In exports, the United Kingdom led with 11.36B, increasing by 5.23B (85.31%). Switzerland followed with 12.43B, up by 3.42B (37.91%). Canada also saw a rise to 24.93B, with a value change of 2.46B (10.97%). Conversely, Spain's exports fell to 1.72B, down by 831.02M (-32.62%). Malta and Italy also faced declines, with exports of 27.8M and 4.95B, down by -93.35% and -6.61%, respectively.

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Chinese Taipei increased significantly to 22.15B, with a value change of 11.53B (108.54% increase). Vietnam also saw a notable rise to 17.7B, up by 4.93B (38.57%). Thailand's imports increased to 9.21B, reflecting a value change of 3.07B (49.88%). On the downside, imports from China dropped to 22.91B, down by 18.04B (-44.06%). Ireland and Canada also saw declines, with imports of 4.92B and 30.87B, down by -5.36B and -3.35B, respectively. In exports, Switzerland led with 12.43B, increasing by 10.57B (5,678.27%). Canada followed with 24.93B, up by 4.9B (24.44%). The United Kingdom's exports rose to 11.36B, with a value change of 4.04B (5.52%). Conversely, exports to China fell to 8.8B, down by 4.33B (-32.98%). Bahrain and Venezuela also faced declines, with exports of 59.89M and 160.46M, down by -180.01M and -170.29M, respectively.

The analysis indicates a mixed performance in trade values for the United States. Month-on-month, total imports increased by 19.67B USD (7.84%) to 270.36B USD, while exports rose by 8.16B USD (4.87%) to 175.55B USD. Year-on-year, total imports decreased by 13.39B USD (4.72%), contrasting with a total export increase of 11.59B USD (7.07%).

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Ireland saw the highest increase with a trade value of 19.88B USD, reflecting a significant value change of 14.87B USD (approximately 297.07%). Canada followed with a trade value of 31.62B USD, increasing by 2.45B USD (8.38%). Vietnam also showed a positive trend with a trade value of 17.24B USD, up by 1.46B USD (9.27%). On the downside, imports from Chinese Taipei decreased by 1.92B USD (11.50%), with a trade value of 14.78B USD. Japan's imports fell by 1.18B USD (10.11%), totaling 10.42B USD. The Netherlands experienced a decline of 958.75M USD (34.88%), with a trade value of 1.78B USD. Overall, total imports increased by 19.67B USD (7.84%) to 270.36B USD, while total exports rose by 8.16B USD (4.87%) to 175.55B USD.

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Ireland again led with a trade value of 19.88B USD, showing a value change of 9.18B USD (approximately 85.75%). Chinese Taipei's imports increased by 4.31B USD (41.21%), totaling 14.78B USD. Vietnam's imports rose by 3.27B USD (23.40%), reaching 17.24B USD. Conversely, imports from China saw a significant decline of 20.32B USD (47.79%), with a trade value of 22.2B USD. Canada also faced a decrease of 2.69B USD (7.89%), totaling 31.62B USD. The Netherlands experienced a drop of 1.72B USD (49.14%), with a trade value of 1.78B USD. Overall, total imports decreased by 13.39B USD (4.72%) to 270.36B USD, while total exports increased by 11.59B USD (7.07%) to 175.55B USD.

Overall, the total trade value for imports reached 275.64B USD, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 13.01B USD (4.90%) but a year-on-year decrease of 10.32B USD (-3.59%). Exports totaled 185.63B USD, with a month-on-month increase of 5.92B USD (3.29%) and a year-on-year increase of 14.29B USD (8.34%). The trade balance indicates a continuing trend of increasing exports while imports show volatility, particularly with significant declines from major trading partners like China and Canada.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Ireland saw the highest increase with a trade value of 19.94B USD, reflecting a significant value change of 14.76B USD, which is a 284.66% increase. Canada followed with a trade value of 31.91B USD, showing a modest increase of 2.5B USD (8.51%). Vietnam also experienced growth with a trade value of 17.64B USD, increasing by 1.19B USD (7.24%). On the lower end, imports from Chinese Taipei decreased to 14.99B USD, down by 2.74B USD (-15.47%). China’s imports fell to 23.41B USD, a decrease of 1.72B USD (-6.83%). Japan also saw a decline, with imports dropping to 10.57B USD, down by 1.42B USD (-11.85%). For exports, Switzerland led with a trade value of 9.24B USD, increasing by 5.37B USD (138.82%). Italy followed with 5.48B USD, up by 1.91B USD (53.61%). Hong Kong also saw growth, reaching 3.12B USD, an increase of 1.2B USD (62.14%). On the downside, Mexico's exports fell to 27.2B USD, down by 2.05B USD (-7.02%). Singapore's exports decreased to 2.98B USD, down by 763.14M USD (-20.43%). Belgium also saw a decline, with exports dropping to 3.17B USD, down by 634.26M USD (-16.67%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Ireland increased significantly to 19.94B USD, with a value change of 9.21B USD (58.00%). Chinese Taipei also saw growth, reaching 14.99B USD, up by 4.43B USD (42.00%). Vietnam's imports increased to 17.64B USD, with a value change of 3.62B USD (25.00%). Conversely, imports from China fell to 23.41B USD, down by 19.6B USD (-45.00%). Canada’s imports decreased to 31.91B USD, down by 2.65B USD (-7.66%). The Netherlands also saw a decline, with imports dropping to 1.81B USD, down by 1.71B USD (-48.00%). For exports, Switzerland led with a trade value of 9.24B USD, increasing by 7.19B USD (355.00%). Italy followed with 5.48B USD, up by 2.94B USD (115.00%). Chinese Taipei's exports increased to 4.51B USD, with a value change of 1.36B USD (43.00%). On the downside, exports to China fell to 8.38B USD, down by 2.81B USD (-25.00%). Canada’s exports decreased to 26.93B USD, down by 2.28B USD (-7.83%). Singapore's exports also fell to 2.98B USD, down by 1.36B USD (-31.00%).

In summary, the analysis indicates a mixed performance in trade values for the United States. Month-on-month, total imports increased by 12.82B USD (4.93%) and exports rose by 5.7B USD (3.32%). Year-on-year, total imports decreased by 10.99B USD (-3.87%), while exports increased by 12.6B USD (7.65%). The most significant growth was seen in imports from Ireland and Hormones, while imports from China faced the largest decline.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Ireland saw a significant increase of 14.76B USD, representing a 2.86% rise. Canada and Vietnam also showed positive growth, with increases of 2.44B USD (0.08%) and 1.16B USD (0.07%) respectively. On the downside, imports from Chinese Taipei, China, and Japan experienced declines of 2.75B USD (-15.59%), 1.7B USD (-7.02%), and 1.42B USD (-11.9%) respectively. In terms of geographical regions, Chicago, IL led imports with a rise of 17.5B USD (76.09%), while Los Angeles, CA faced a decline of 2.92B USD (-9.31%). Among product categories, Hormones saw a remarkable increase of 12.89B USD (19.16%), while Computers faced a drop of 3.33B USD (-14.09%). Overall, total imports increased by 12.82B USD (4.93%) while exports rose by 5.7B USD (3.32%).

Year-on-year, imports from Ireland increased by 9.21B USD (86.04%), while imports from Chinese Taipei and Vietnam rose by 4.42B USD (42.25%) and 3.57B USD (25.56%) respectively. Conversely, imports from China saw a significant drop of 20B USD (-47.02%). Geographically, Chicago, IL experienced a growth of 12.06B USD (42.40%), while Los Angeles, CA faced a decline of 7.96B USD (-21.89%). In product categories, Hormones led with an increase of 11.33B USD (5.06%), while Cars saw a decrease of 4.29B USD (-25.01%). Overall, total imports decreased by 10.99B USD (-3.87%) year-on-year, while exports increased by 12.6B USD (7.65%).