Insights for United States

MoM insights: 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.

YoY insights: 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.