List of the largest trading partners of the United States

According to the United States Census Bureau, the fifteen largest trading partners of the United States represent 73.9% of U.S. imports, and 71.7% of U.S. exports as of December 2011^[update].^[1] These figures do not include services or foreign direct investment, but only trade in goods.

Countries with which the United States trades the most[edit]

The largest U.S. partners with their total trade (sum of imports and exports) in billions of US Dollars for calendar year 2012 are as follows: ^[2]

A flow map of the largest trade partners of the US

Country	Exports	Imports	Total Trade	Trade Balance
Canada	292.9	324.2	616.7	-31.8
China	110.6	425.6	536.2	-315
Mexico	216.3	277.7	494	-61.4
Japan	70	146.4	216.4	-76.4
Germany	48.8	108.5	157.3	-59.7
United Kingdom	54.8	54.9	109.8	-0.1
South Korea	42.3	58.9	101.2	-16.6
Brazil	43.7	32.1	75.8	11.6
Saudi Arabia	13.8	55.7	73.8	-37.6
France	30.8	41.6	72.4	-10.8
Taiwan	24.4	38.9	63.2	-14.5
Netherlands	40.7	22.3	63	18.4
India	22.3	40.5	62.9	-18.2
Venezuela	17.6	38.7	56.4	-21.1
Italy	16	36.9	52.9	-20.9

This list does not include the European Union (EU), which includes four (Germany, UK, France, Netherlands) of the above states in a single economic entity. As a single economy, the EU is the largest trading partner of the US with $367.8 billion worth of EU goods going to the US and $268.6 billion of US goods going to the EU as of 2011^[update], totaling approximately $636.4 billion in total trade.^[3]

Countries of which United States is the largest trading partner[edit]

The United States is also the primary export or import partner of many countries. Some countries are repeated from the previous table. The percentages are exact 2011 calculations unless otherwise noted.

Region	Percentage of total exports^[4]	notes
Haiti	83.9%
Chad	83.2%
Mexico	78.6%
Canada	73.7%
Nicaragua	60.1%
Saint Kitts and Nevis	57.7%
Niger	49.2%
Dominican Republic	48.8%
El Salvador	45.1%	dollarized
Trinidad and Tobago	43.6%
Colombia	42.0%
Gabon	41.7%
Venezuela	40.2%
Cambodia	39.5%
Belize	38.1%
Guatemala	37.9%
Ecuador	37.8%	dollarized
Jamaica	36.8%
Honduras	33.1%
Costa Rica	30.4%
Nigeria	29.1%
Israel	28.8%
Suriname	23.9%
Ireland	22.3%
Liberia	21.2%
Algeria	20.6%
Sri Lanka	19.8%
Bangladesh	19.4%
Vietnam	18.0%	2011 est.
China	17.1%
Jordan	15.4%
Pakistan	15.0%	2012 est.
Panama	13.1%

Region	Percentage of total imports^[5]	notes
Aruba	50.6%
Mexico	49.7%
Canada	49.5%
Honduras	46.0%
Dominican Republic	43.6%
Costa Rica	43.0%
Guatemala	40.4%
El Salvador	39.0%	dollarized
Belize	38.2%
Jamaica	32.8%
Trinidad and Tobago	32.8%
Colombia	29.2%
Venezuela	28.6%
Ecuador	27.6%	dollarized
Suriname	26.1%
Bahamas	25.8%
Peru	24.5%
Guyana	21.3%
Nicaragua	21.3%
Chile	20.1%
Brazil	15.1%
Qatar	12.7%
Kuwait	12.4%
Israel	11.8%
Philippines	10.8%
Singapore	10.8%
Egypt	10.7%
Lebanon	10.2%