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Not India! These 5 countries dominate US imports – Check the list here

The United States is the largest importer of goods in the world, importing goods worth roughly $3.3 trillion in 2024, according to the US Census Bureau. Let's see the list of the top 5 countries that are the largest exporters of goods to the US in 2024.

5. Japan
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5. Japan

The bilateral trade between the US and Japan reached $227.9 billion in 2024. And total imports from Japan alone came in at roughly $148.2 billion in 2024. The most commonly imported goods from Japan were Vehicles, vehicle parts, machinery, chemicals, and medical instruments.

4. Germany
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4. Germany

In 2024, total imports from Germany accounted for $160.4 billion, while total trade between the nations was estimated to be $236.0 billion. The US has been the largest trading partner of Germany since 2015, due to its "historical ties, shared experiences, values and interests" between the US and Germany.

3. Canada
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3. Canada

Canada has emerged as the third-largest provider of goods to the United States in 2024, totalling $412.7 billion, and overall trade between the two nations accounts for $762.1 billion. The major imports of items include crude oil, natural gas, and petroleum, along with vehicles and agricultural goods like oils, beef, vegetables, fruit, and cereals.

2. China
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2. China

Total trade between China and the US was approximately $582.4 billion in 2024, out of which China reached roughly trade value of roughly $438.9 billion, with an increase of 2.8 per cent from 2023.

1. Mexico
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1. Mexico

With trade value at approximately $505.9 billion, Mexico emerged as the leading exporter to the US in 2024. The overall trade volume between the nations reached an estimated $839.9 billion. Key items include vehicles, medical devices, machinery, electrical machinery, and agricultural goods, such as fruit, vegetables, and beer.