Insights for United States

MoM insights: 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%).

YoY insights: 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%).