

Gems, precious metals: $82.3 billion (4.7%).


That metric compares with an average $4,3. Given America’s population of 330.7 million people at October 2021, its total $1.754 trillion in revenues from exports in 2021 translates to roughly $5,300 for every U.S. Smaller percentages went to Latin America (9.8%) excluding Mexico but including the Caribbean, Oceania (1.8%) led by Australia and New Zealand, then Africa (1.5%). Meanwhile 32.3% was sold to Asian importers with another 21.2% worth of goods going to Europe. The latest available country-specific data shows that 69.3% of products exported from the US were bought by importers in: Canada (17.8% of the global total), Mexico (14.9%), mainland China (8.7%), Japan (4.5%), United Kingdom (4.1%), Germany (4%), South Korea (3.6%), Netherlands (3.2%), Brazil (2.4%), Taiwan (2.1%), France (2%) and Belgium (1.9%).įrom a continental perspective, 33.4% of exports from the United States by value was delivered to its fellow North American trade partners. The United States ranks among world-leading nations for exporting refined petroleum oils, petroleum gases and cars. That relatively low percentage suggests a diversified range of exported goods, albeit 3 of America’s top exports are energy commodities. In aggregate, those major exported goods accounted for 18.8% of overall exports sold by the United States. That dollar amount reflects a 13.4% increase since 2017 and a 23.1% acceleration from 2020 to 2021.Īmerica’s 5 biggest export products by value in 2021 were refined petroleum oils, crude oil, petroleum gases, cars and electronic integrated circuits. By The United States of America shipped $1.754 trillion worth of goods around the globe in 2021.
