The U.S. trade deficit increased in December 2014 to $46.6 billion, up $6.8 billion from November. Exports decreased $1.5 billion to $194.9 billion while imports increased $5.3 billion to $241.4 billion. For all of 2014, the trade deficit increased $28.7 billion to $505 billion as exports grew 2.9% to $2.345 trillion and imports rose 3.4% to $2.850 trillion. The December deficit reflected a rise in the goods deficit to $66 billion and a small increase in the services surplus to $19.5 billion.
- The US goods and services trade deficit decreased slightly in July to $54.0 billion from a revised $55.5 billion in June. Exports increased $1.2 billion while imports decreased $0.4 billion.
- Exports of goods increased $1.2 billion in July driven by increases in consumer goods like pharmaceuticals and capital goods. Imports of goods decreased $0.4 billion led by a fall in computer imports.
- The trade deficit with China decreased in July as US exports to China fell less than imports from China. The surplus with South and Central America also decreased as US exports to the region fell more than imports.
The South African economy grew by 2,2% in Q3:2018 compared with Q2:2018
More available here: https://soundcloud.com/statssa/gross-domestic-product-gdp-3rd-quarter-2018
The document contains quarterly national accounts data from Ireland for 2005-2014. It includes time series charts and tables showing trends in key macroeconomic indicators such as GDP, GNP, consumption, investment, exports, imports and economic growth rates. Overall GDP growth was positive in 2014 Q2 according to the seasonally adjusted constant price data.
Highlights of the third quarter of 2014. Net sales amounted to SEK 28,784m (27,258). Sales increased by 5.6%, whereof currencies had a positive impact of 4.0%. Strong improvement in operating income for Major Appliances in Europe.
Electrolux Interim Report Q3 2016 - PresentationElectrolux Group
Highlights of the third quarter of 2016
Net sales amounted to SEK 30,852m (31,275).
Organic sales declined by 1.6%, while currency translation had a positive impact of 0.2% on net sales.
Operating income increased to SEK 1,826m (1,506), corresponding to a margin of 5.9% (4.8).
Four of six business areas achieved an operating margin above 7%.
Improved operating results across business areas, although operations in Latin America continued to be impacted by weak market environment.
Strong operating cash flow after investments of SEK 3.0bn (3.0).
Income for the period was SEK 1,267m (1,014), and earnings per share was SEK 4.41 (3.53).
- The US goods and services trade deficit decreased slightly in July to $54.0 billion from a revised $55.5 billion in June. Exports increased $1.2 billion while imports decreased $0.4 billion.
- Exports of goods increased $1.2 billion in July driven by increases in consumer goods like pharmaceuticals and capital goods. Imports of goods decreased $0.4 billion led by a fall in computer imports.
- The trade deficit with China decreased in July as US exports to China fell less than imports from China. The surplus with South and Central America also decreased as US exports to the region fell more than imports.
The South African economy grew by 2,2% in Q3:2018 compared with Q2:2018
More available here: https://soundcloud.com/statssa/gross-domestic-product-gdp-3rd-quarter-2018
The document contains quarterly national accounts data from Ireland for 2005-2014. It includes time series charts and tables showing trends in key macroeconomic indicators such as GDP, GNP, consumption, investment, exports, imports and economic growth rates. Overall GDP growth was positive in 2014 Q2 according to the seasonally adjusted constant price data.
Highlights of the third quarter of 2014. Net sales amounted to SEK 28,784m (27,258). Sales increased by 5.6%, whereof currencies had a positive impact of 4.0%. Strong improvement in operating income for Major Appliances in Europe.
Electrolux Interim Report Q3 2016 - PresentationElectrolux Group
Highlights of the third quarter of 2016
Net sales amounted to SEK 30,852m (31,275).
Organic sales declined by 1.6%, while currency translation had a positive impact of 0.2% on net sales.
Operating income increased to SEK 1,826m (1,506), corresponding to a margin of 5.9% (4.8).
Four of six business areas achieved an operating margin above 7%.
Improved operating results across business areas, although operations in Latin America continued to be impacted by weak market environment.
Strong operating cash flow after investments of SEK 3.0bn (3.0).
Income for the period was SEK 1,267m (1,014), and earnings per share was SEK 4.41 (3.53).
Electrolux Interim Report Q1 2013 - PresentationElectrolux Group
Highlights of the first quarter of 2013. Net sales amounted to SEK 25,328m (25,875) and reported income for the period was SEK 361m (499), or SEK 1.26 (1.76) per share. Organic growth was 3.8%, while currencies had a negative impact of –5.9%. Continued strong sales growth in North America, Asia/Pacific and Latin America. Market conditions in Europe weakened and sales for Major Appliances, Small Appliances and Professional Products were negatively impacted. North America more than tripled its earnings year-over-year as a result of strong volume growth and improvements in price and mix. Lower volumes and a weak price/mix trend in Europe negatively impacted results. Negative impact from currencies by SEK –318m impacted earnings for Latin America, Europe and Small Appliances. Seasonal build-up of inventories and working capital needs driven by strong growth impacted cash-flow in the quarter.
Highlights of the second quarter of 2014. Net sales amounted to SEK 26,330m (27,674). Sales declined by 4.9%, whereof currencies had a negative impact of 1.1%.
- Net sales for Electrolux increased 8.7% in Q3 2015 to SEK 31,275m, with organic sales growth of 2.1%.
- Operating income was SEK 1,506m, corresponding to a margin of 4.8%. Major Appliances EMEA and North America reported organic sales growth and improved earnings.
- Earnings declined for Major Appliances Latin America and Asia/Pacific due to weak market trends in Brazil and China. Professional Products and Small Appliances reported stable sales and earnings trends.
World: Soft Drinks - Market Report. Analysis and Forecast to 2025IndexBox Marketing
This document provides a sample overview and table of contents for a report on the global soft drinks market from 2007 to 2015. It includes key findings on market volume, value, production, imports, and exports. The report analyzes market trends, provides country-level data on consumption and production, compares consumption to imports by country, and forecasts the market to 2020. Tables and figures present data on historical and projected market size and growth.
- The company reported 4.5% organic growth in Q1 with growth in all business areas. Earnings improved from the previous year despite currency headwinds.
- The European business showed a recovery with positive organic growth and improved earnings, while growth in North America was slowed by severe weather early in the quarter.
- Overall the company delivered solid top-line growth and stable earnings despite currency challenges and a slowing economy in Brazil.
Electrolux - Interim Report Q3 2017 - PresentationElectrolux Group
Highlights of the third quarter of 2017
Net sales amounted to SEK 29,309m (30,852).
Organic sales declined by 3.2%, currency translation had a negative impact of 3.2%, contribution from acquisitions and divestments was 1.4%.
Operating income increased to SEK 1,960m (1,826), corresponding to a margin of 6.7% (5.9).
Operating margins improved across business areas and four business areas achieved an operating margin above 7%.
Operating cash flow after investments amounted to SEK 2.3bn (3.0).
Income for the period increased to SEK 1,424m (1,267), and earnings per share was SEK 4.96 (4.41).
- Metso's orders and sales increased in the second quarter and first half of 2019 compared to the same periods in 2018. Orders grew 2% in Q2 and 10% in H1, while sales increased 16% in Q2 and 17% in H1.
- Profitability improved in both periods due to higher volumes and improved operational efficiency. EBITA grew 31% in Q2 and 27% in H1.
- Two acquisitions were completed - a mining services business in Chile and an agreement was signed to acquire McCloskey International, a mobile crushing and screening equipment manufacturer.
- A combination agreement was announced between Metso Minerals and Outotec to create a mining technology leader
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The Brazilian economy grew 2.4% in the third quarter of 2012, showing resilience despite the global slowdown. Growth was driven by the agricultural and industrial sectors, while household consumption supported GDP growth from the demand side. Several indicators point to continued recovery in the fourth quarter, with industrial production and capacity utilization increasing. Vehicle production and retail sales expanded substantially due to government stimulus measures, while confidence indexes for services and industry signal optimism. The economic outlook for 2013 is promising.
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Cia Hering reported a 3.9% decrease in gross revenues for 2Q14 compared to the prior year, which it attributed to macroeconomic factors, the World Cup's negative impact on apparel retail, and unfavorable weather. EBITDA declined 16.9% due to lower sales and higher promotional activity, while net income fell 16.5%. The company expects challenges to continue for the rest of the year but believes actions taken will help return to growth.
Electrolux Interim Report Q2 2017 - PresentationElectrolux Group
Highlights of the second quarter of 2017
Net sales increased by 5.1% to SEK 31,502m (29,983).
Organic sales were unchanged, contribution from acquisitions and divestments was 1.2% while currency translation had a positive impact of 3.9% on net sales.
Operating income increased to SEK 1,942m (1,564), corresponding to a margin of 6.2% (5.2).
Four of six business areas achieved an operating margin above 6%.
Solid operating cash flow after investments of SEK 3.5bn (4.1).
Income for the period increased to SEK 1,308m (1,079), and earnings per share was SEK 4.55 (3.75).
World: Wine - Market Report. Analysis And Forecast To 2020IndexBox Marketing
This report provides an in-depth analysis of the global wine market from 2007-2014 with forecasts to 2020. It includes key findings on market volume, value, production, imports, exports and consumption by country. The report finds that [DETAIL] was the largest wine consuming country in 2014, accounting for [DETAIL] of global consumption, followed by [DETAIL]. It also reports that global wine production was [DETAIL] thousand tonnes in 2014, a [DETAIL]% increase compared to 2013. Imports and exports both saw growth over the period as well. The report contains detailed data, figures, and tables on these topics.
Highlights of the second quarter of 2017
Net sales increased by 5.1% to SEK 31,502m (29,983).
Organic sales were unchanged, contribution from acquisitions and divestments was 1.2% while currency translation had a positive impact of 3.9% on net sales.
Operating income increased to SEK 1,942m (1,564), corresponding to a margin of 6.2% (5.2).
Four of six business areas achieved an operating margin above 6%.
Solid operating cash flow after investments of SEK 3.5bn (4.1).
Income for the period increased to SEK 1,308m (1,079), and earnings per share was SEK 4.55 (3.75).
Electrolux Interim Report Q2 2016 - PresentationElectrolux Group
Highlights of the second quarter of 2016
Net sales amounted to SEK 29,983m (31,355).
Organic sales declined by -0.9%, acquired growth was 0.1% and currency translation had a negative impact of -3.6% on net sales.
Improved results across most business areas.
Four of six business areas achieved an operating margin above 6%.
Operating income increased to SEK 1,564m (921), corresponding to a margin of 5.2% (2.9).
Strong operating cash flow after investments of SEK 4.1bn (2.9).
Income for the period was SEK 1,079m (608), and earnings per share was SEK 3.75 (2.12).
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Electrolux Q2 interim report 2019: Good price momentum and focus on innovatio...Electrolux Group
Jonas Samuelson, President and CEO of Electrolux, presented highlights from Q2 2019. Organic sales declined 2.6% due to lower volumes, but price/mix contributions were positive. Higher prices offset costs from raw materials and tariffs. Innovation and marketing investments increased. Regions like Europe and Latin America saw organic growth while North America declined. The outlook expects slightly positive or negative market conditions across regions and favorable-neutral business outlook driven by continued price momentum and investments.
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Real GDP increased 4.0% in the second quarter of 2014, after decreasing 2.1% in the first quarter. This upturn primarily reflected upturns in private inventory investment, exports, an acceleration in PCE, an upturn in state and local government spending, an acceleration in nonresidential fixed investment, and an upturn in residential fixed investment, partly offset by an acceleration in imports. The BEA also released its annual revision of estimates from 1999 to the first quarter of 2014, revising down real GDP growth rates slightly for 2011-2012 but up slightly for 2013.
Electrolux Interim Report Q1 2013 - PresentationElectrolux Group
Highlights of the first quarter of 2013. Net sales amounted to SEK 25,328m (25,875) and reported income for the period was SEK 361m (499), or SEK 1.26 (1.76) per share. Organic growth was 3.8%, while currencies had a negative impact of –5.9%. Continued strong sales growth in North America, Asia/Pacific and Latin America. Market conditions in Europe weakened and sales for Major Appliances, Small Appliances and Professional Products were negatively impacted. North America more than tripled its earnings year-over-year as a result of strong volume growth and improvements in price and mix. Lower volumes and a weak price/mix trend in Europe negatively impacted results. Negative impact from currencies by SEK –318m impacted earnings for Latin America, Europe and Small Appliances. Seasonal build-up of inventories and working capital needs driven by strong growth impacted cash-flow in the quarter.
Highlights of the second quarter of 2014. Net sales amounted to SEK 26,330m (27,674). Sales declined by 4.9%, whereof currencies had a negative impact of 1.1%.
- Net sales for Electrolux increased 8.7% in Q3 2015 to SEK 31,275m, with organic sales growth of 2.1%.
- Operating income was SEK 1,506m, corresponding to a margin of 4.8%. Major Appliances EMEA and North America reported organic sales growth and improved earnings.
- Earnings declined for Major Appliances Latin America and Asia/Pacific due to weak market trends in Brazil and China. Professional Products and Small Appliances reported stable sales and earnings trends.
World: Soft Drinks - Market Report. Analysis and Forecast to 2025IndexBox Marketing
This document provides a sample overview and table of contents for a report on the global soft drinks market from 2007 to 2015. It includes key findings on market volume, value, production, imports, and exports. The report analyzes market trends, provides country-level data on consumption and production, compares consumption to imports by country, and forecasts the market to 2020. Tables and figures present data on historical and projected market size and growth.
- The company reported 4.5% organic growth in Q1 with growth in all business areas. Earnings improved from the previous year despite currency headwinds.
- The European business showed a recovery with positive organic growth and improved earnings, while growth in North America was slowed by severe weather early in the quarter.
- Overall the company delivered solid top-line growth and stable earnings despite currency challenges and a slowing economy in Brazil.
Electrolux - Interim Report Q3 2017 - PresentationElectrolux Group
Highlights of the third quarter of 2017
Net sales amounted to SEK 29,309m (30,852).
Organic sales declined by 3.2%, currency translation had a negative impact of 3.2%, contribution from acquisitions and divestments was 1.4%.
Operating income increased to SEK 1,960m (1,826), corresponding to a margin of 6.7% (5.9).
Operating margins improved across business areas and four business areas achieved an operating margin above 7%.
Operating cash flow after investments amounted to SEK 2.3bn (3.0).
Income for the period increased to SEK 1,424m (1,267), and earnings per share was SEK 4.96 (4.41).
- Metso's orders and sales increased in the second quarter and first half of 2019 compared to the same periods in 2018. Orders grew 2% in Q2 and 10% in H1, while sales increased 16% in Q2 and 17% in H1.
- Profitability improved in both periods due to higher volumes and improved operational efficiency. EBITA grew 31% in Q2 and 27% in H1.
- Two acquisitions were completed - a mining services business in Chile and an agreement was signed to acquire McCloskey International, a mobile crushing and screening equipment manufacturer.
- A combination agreement was announced between Metso Minerals and Outotec to create a mining technology leader
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The Brazilian economy grew 2.4% in the third quarter of 2012, showing resilience despite the global slowdown. Growth was driven by the agricultural and industrial sectors, while household consumption supported GDP growth from the demand side. Several indicators point to continued recovery in the fourth quarter, with industrial production and capacity utilization increasing. Vehicle production and retail sales expanded substantially due to government stimulus measures, while confidence indexes for services and industry signal optimism. The economic outlook for 2013 is promising.
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United Kingdom: Wine - Market Report. Analysis And Forecast To 2025IndexBox Marketing
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Cia Hering reported a 3.9% decrease in gross revenues for 2Q14 compared to the prior year, which it attributed to macroeconomic factors, the World Cup's negative impact on apparel retail, and unfavorable weather. EBITDA declined 16.9% due to lower sales and higher promotional activity, while net income fell 16.5%. The company expects challenges to continue for the rest of the year but believes actions taken will help return to growth.
Electrolux Interim Report Q2 2017 - PresentationElectrolux Group
Highlights of the second quarter of 2017
Net sales increased by 5.1% to SEK 31,502m (29,983).
Organic sales were unchanged, contribution from acquisitions and divestments was 1.2% while currency translation had a positive impact of 3.9% on net sales.
Operating income increased to SEK 1,942m (1,564), corresponding to a margin of 6.2% (5.2).
Four of six business areas achieved an operating margin above 6%.
Solid operating cash flow after investments of SEK 3.5bn (4.1).
Income for the period increased to SEK 1,308m (1,079), and earnings per share was SEK 4.55 (3.75).
World: Wine - Market Report. Analysis And Forecast To 2020IndexBox Marketing
This report provides an in-depth analysis of the global wine market from 2007-2014 with forecasts to 2020. It includes key findings on market volume, value, production, imports, exports and consumption by country. The report finds that [DETAIL] was the largest wine consuming country in 2014, accounting for [DETAIL] of global consumption, followed by [DETAIL]. It also reports that global wine production was [DETAIL] thousand tonnes in 2014, a [DETAIL]% increase compared to 2013. Imports and exports both saw growth over the period as well. The report contains detailed data, figures, and tables on these topics.
Highlights of the second quarter of 2017
Net sales increased by 5.1% to SEK 31,502m (29,983).
Organic sales were unchanged, contribution from acquisitions and divestments was 1.2% while currency translation had a positive impact of 3.9% on net sales.
Operating income increased to SEK 1,942m (1,564), corresponding to a margin of 6.2% (5.2).
Four of six business areas achieved an operating margin above 6%.
Solid operating cash flow after investments of SEK 3.5bn (4.1).
Income for the period increased to SEK 1,308m (1,079), and earnings per share was SEK 4.55 (3.75).
Electrolux Interim Report Q2 2016 - PresentationElectrolux Group
Highlights of the second quarter of 2016
Net sales amounted to SEK 29,983m (31,355).
Organic sales declined by -0.9%, acquired growth was 0.1% and currency translation had a negative impact of -3.6% on net sales.
Improved results across most business areas.
Four of six business areas achieved an operating margin above 6%.
Operating income increased to SEK 1,564m (921), corresponding to a margin of 5.2% (2.9).
Strong operating cash flow after investments of SEK 4.1bn (2.9).
Income for the period was SEK 1,079m (608), and earnings per share was SEK 3.75 (2.12).
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Real GDP increased 4.0% in the second quarter of 2014, after decreasing 2.1% in the first quarter. This upturn primarily reflected upturns in private inventory investment, exports, an acceleration in PCE, an upturn in state and local government spending, an acceleration in nonresidential fixed investment, and an upturn in residential fixed investment, partly offset by an acceleration in imports. The BEA also released its annual revision of estimates from 1999 to the first quarter of 2014, revising down real GDP growth rates slightly for 2011-2012 but up slightly for 2013.
Foreign trade statistics play an important role in Namibia’s economy as it measures values and quantities of goods that, by moving into or out of a country, add or subtract from a nation’s material stock of goods. Foreign trade statistics are essential for the formulation of monetary, fiscal, commercial and regional integration policies. More importantly, in the Southern African Customs Union (SACU), reliable import statistics are crucial when it comes to revenue sharing among member states.
In May 2014, Belize imported $194.8 million worth of goods, a 19.5% increase from May 2013. The largest increases were in mineral fuels and lubricants as well as food items like corn seeds and rice. The United States accounted for the most imports at 28.3% while Curaçao saw increased fuel imports and was second at 17%. Domestic exports amounted to only $50.2 million in May, down almost $32 million from the previous year due to decreases in orange concentrate, marine products, and crude oil which is only exported every other month. After five months in 2014, total exports were $77 million lower than the same period in 2013 mainly due to declines in crude oil,
This presentation provides analysis of GDP (Gross Domestic Product) for Canada. The presentation will highlight areas like consumer spending, exports, government spending and other areas.
This document provides a summary of revisions made to estimates of U.S. economic output (GDP) from 2003 to the first quarter of 2011 as part of an annual revision process. Key points:
- Real GDP growth for 2007-2010 was revised down by an average annual rate of 0.3 percentage points. Growth during and after the recession was also revised down slightly.
- Revisions were generally small before 2008 but saw larger changes from 2008-2011, such as GDP declining 0.3 percentage points in 2008 rather than a slight increase.
- Price indexes like PCE and core PCE inflation were revised up slightly from 1.4-1.5% to 1.6-1.
The document summarizes Barbados' economic performance in 2013. Key points include:
- Foreign exchange reserves declined to $1 billion by the end of September due to a fall in private investment and tourism earnings.
- Real economic activity fell 0.7% for the first half of the year as the traded and non-traded sectors decreased.
- The fiscal deficit widened as government revenues fell more than expenditures.
- The outlook forecasts a recovery in 2014 as major tourism projects commence and fiscal measures boost foreign exchange earnings. Modest growth under 1% is expected for 2014.
Here is overview of the markets, especially areas like retail sales, Chinese Debt, Canada Trade and Automotive.
The presentation will discuss global pressures including slow economic growth, reduction in consumer spending, pressure of commodity prices, natural disasters and corporate debt/profitability.
Merchandise Trade - Exports and Imports - Canada - december 2016paul young cpa, cga
Canada's merchandise trade balance with the world recorded a surplus of $923 million in December 2016, narrowing from $1 billion in November. Exports increased 0.8% due to higher energy prices, while imports rose 1.0% mainly from stronger aircraft and machinery imports. In real terms, exports fell 1.4% and import volumes increased 0.4%, causing Canada's real trade surplus to narrow to $2.1 billion in December from $2.9 billion in November.
This document summarizes India's trade policies and balance of trade/payments over time. Some key points:
1) India historically had trade deficits and balance of payments deficits until the 1970s due to imports exceeding exports. Surpluses emerged in the 1980s due to green revolution, Gulf remittances, and increased domestic production.
2) Deficits reemerged in the 1990s due to rising oil prices and imports. Liberalization policies in 1991 aimed to boost exports and reduce imports.
3) Exports grew significantly from the 2000s onward due to economic reforms, software growth, and new incentives. However, India's trade deficit persisted due to high oil imports. The Foreign Trade Policy
The U.S. trade deficit increased in May 2013 to $45.0 billion from $40.1 billion in April. Exports decreased to $187.1 billion from $187.6 billion the previous month, while imports increased to $232.1 billion from $227.7 billion. Goods exports decreased to $130.3 billion from $131.1 billion, and goods imports increased to $193.7 billion from $189.5 billion.
1) The document discusses India's balance of payments, including definitions, components, and the current situation.
2) It defines balance of payments as a systematic record of all monetary transactions between a country and the rest of the world, including exports/imports and financial flows.
3) The current account balance tracks trade in goods/services while the capital account tracks financial flows, with both components contributing to overall balance of payments.
4) In recent months, India has seen exports grow but imports grow faster, leading to a higher trade deficit, though the overall deficit has declined from the same period last year according to government reports.
The document provides a summary of developments and trends in Israeli exports in the first half of 2014. Total exports of goods and services grew 2% to $48 billion, driven by a 13% increase in exports of services to $17 billion. Exports of goods remained virtually unchanged at $29.5 billion, with a 1.5% overall increase entirely due to a 6.5% growth in diamond exports. Industrial exports stagnated, with declines in chemicals and stagnation in electronics, while pharmaceutical exports recovered. Exports to the EU rose 10% but due to currency fluctuations, while exports to the US fell 6%, mainly in pharmaceuticals. Export concentration continued, with the top ten exporters accounting for half of total exports
Belize External Trade Bulletin April 2014Adele Ramos
1. Belize's total imports in April 2014 were $159.8 million, a 1.3% decrease from April 2013. Imports of goods to free zones fell 29% and manufactured goods fell 14.5%.
2. Belize's domestic exports in April 2014 were $65.3 million, a 6.6% decrease from April 2013 mainly due to lower earnings from bananas, papayas, beans and animal feed. Sugar and crude oil remained the top exports.
3. Through the first four months of 2014, Belize's imports were up 24% to over $600 million due to increases in machinery, transport equipment and manufactured goods. Domestic exports were down $44 million to $
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- The trade surplus with the US narrowed as US imports grew more than exports. The non-US trade deficit also narrowed as exports to other countries increased.
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DataSeries NameCountry Name20052006200720082009201020112012201320142005200620072008200920102011201220132014Current account balance (% of GDP)Japan3.72108339084.00924981874.86040164832.93071950222.8932255044.01951774382.19446441271.0096101420.83609192680.52202377983.74.04.92.92.94.02.21.00.80.5Current account balance (BoP, current US$)Japan170123000000174673000000211736000000142116000000145678000000220888000000129597000000601169996974113206998424020721717170.1174.7211.7142.1145.7220.9129.660.141.124.0Goods exports (BoP, current US$)Japan570982000000619219000000680623000000749118000000548145000000735436000000789951000000776640000000694940000000699454000000571.0619.2680.6749.1548.1735.4790.0776.6694.9699.5Goods imports (BoP, current US$)Japan464018000000524113000000560022000000693841000000490054000000626912000000794425000000830124000000784588000000798654000000464.0524.1560.0693.8490.1626.9794.4830.1784.6798.7Service exports (BoP, current US$)Japan101961000000109346000000121579000000141040000000120914000000134553000000140709000000136974000000135398000000163081000000102.0109.3121.6141.0120.9134.6140.7137.0135.4163.1Service imports (BoP, current US$)Japan139013000000141407000000158677000000178976000000155754000000164880000000175780000000184689000000170878000000192305000000139.0141.4158.7179.0155.8164.9175.8184.7170.9192.3Primary income payments (BoP, current US$)Japan3875267341149873022710596770714895502833067540624093900467443974785058834823654194074488566817566096298270082638.849.959.755.040.646.750.654.256.763.0Secondary income, other sectors, payments (BoP, current US$)Japan1210364695812046002251131570299521668733787615819388879166517330932057556177222906139971205580612252763651703812.112.013.216.715.816.720.622.920.627.6Exports of goods and services (BoP, current US$)Japan672942000000728565000000802202000000890158000000669059000000869990000000930660000000913614000000830338000000862535000000672.9728.6802.2890.2669.1870.0930.7913.6830.3862.5Imports of goods and services (BoP, current US$)Japan6030310000006655200000007187000000008728170000006458070000007917930000009702050000001014810000000955467000000990959000000603.0665.5718.7872.8645.8791.8970.21014.8955.5991.0Imports of goods, services and primary income (BoP, current US$)Japan6417836734117153930227107783770714899278453306756864310939008385373974781020793348236106900407448810121487566091053941700826641.8715.4778.4927.8686.4838.51020.81069.01012.11053.9Exports of goods, services and primary income (BoP, current US$)Japan8194790000009007490000001001626000000108300400000084450600000010718210000001164214000000114346800000010633990000001096911000000819.5900.71001.61083.0844.51071.81164.21143.51063.41096.9Data from database: World Development IndicatorsLast Updated: 02/17/2016
Current account balance (% of GDP) Japan 2005.0 2006.0 2007.0 2008.0 2009.0 2010.0 2011.0 2012.0 2013.0 2014.0 3.721083390771636 4.009249818704644 4.860401648266817 2.93071950221195 2.893225504039469 4.019517743774466 2.194464.
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US International Trade in Goods and Services | Dec 2014
1. CB 15-23 | BEA 15-06 | FT-900 (14-12)
U.S. Census Bureau
U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
NEWS
U.S. Department of Commerce • Washington, DC 20230
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE AT 8:30 A.M. EST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2015
For information on goods contact: For information on services contact:
U.S. Census Bureau U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
Matthew Przybocki 301-763-3148 Technical: Jeffrey Bogen 202-606-9592
Maria Iseman 301-763-2311 Media: Jeannine Aversa 202-606-2649
U.S. INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN GOODS AND SERVICES
December 2014
The U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Bureau of Economic
Analysis, through the Department of Commerce, announced
today that the goods and services deficit was $46.6 billion in
December, up $6.8 billion from $39.8 billion in November,
revised. December exports were $194.9 billion, down $1.5
billion from November. December imports were $241.4
billion, up $5.3 billion from November.
The December increase in the goods and services deficit
reflected an increase in the goods deficit of $6.9 billion to
$66.0 billion and an increase in the services surplus of $0.1
billion to $19.5 billion.
For 2014, the goods and services deficit was $505.0 billion,
up $28.7 billion or 6.0 percent from 2013. Exports were
$2,345.4 billion, up $65.2 billion or 2.9 percent. Imports
were $2,850.5 billion, up $93.9 billion or 3.4 percent.
Goods and Services Three-Month Moving Averages
(Exhibit 2)
The average goods and services deficit increased $1.1 billion
to $42.7 billion for the three months ending in December.
• Average exports of goods and services decreased $0.2
billion to $196.6 billion in December.
• Average imports of goods and services increased $0.9
billion to $239.4 billion in December.
Year-over-year, the average goods and services deficit
increased $5.2 billion from the three months ending in
December 2013.
• Average exports of goods and services increased $2.7
billion from December 2013.
• Average imports of goods and services increased $8.0
billion from December 2013.
NOTE: All statistics referenced are seasonally adjusted; statistics are on a balance of payments basis unless otherwise specified. Additional statistics, including not
seasonally adjusted statistics and details for goods on a Census basis, are available in Exhibits 1-20b of this release. For information on data sources, definitions, and
scheduled release dates through December 2015, see the information section on page A-1 of this release. The next release is March 6, 2015.
2. Exports (Exhibits 3, 6, and 7)
Exports of goods decreased $2.5 billion to $134.3 billion in
December.
Exports of goods on a Census basis decreased $2.1 billion.
• Industrial supplies and materials decreased $3.1
billion.
o Nonmonetary gold decreased $1.2 billion.
o Other petroleum products decreased $0.6 billion.
Net balance of payments adjustments decreased $0.4
billion.
Exports of services increased $1.0 billion to $60.6 billion in
December. The increase mostly reflected increases in
transport ($0.4 billion), which includes freight and port
services and passenger fares, in financial services ($0.3
billion), and in travel (for all purposes including education)
($0.2 billion).
Imports (Exhibits 4, 6, and 8)
Imports of goods increased $4.4 billion to $200.3 billion in
December.
Imports of goods on a Census basis increased $4.4 billion.
• Industrial supplies and materials increased $2.7
billion.
o Crude oil increased $1.1 billion.
o Other petroleum products increased $0.5 billion.
Net balance of payments adjustments decreased less than
$0.1 billion.
Imports of services increased $0.9 billion to $41.2 billion in
December. The increase mostly reflected increases in
transport ($0.5 billion) and in travel (for all purposes
including education) ($0.3 billion).
Real Goods in 2009 Dollars – Census Basis (Exhibit 11)
The real goods deficit increased $6.0 billion to $54.7 billion
in December.
• Real exports of goods decreased less than $0.1 billion to
$123.3 billion.
• Real imports of goods increased $6.0 billion to $178.0
billion.
Revisions
In addition to revisions to source data for the November
statistics, the seasonally adjusted goods data were revised for
January through November so that the totals of the seasonally
adjusted months equal the annual totals.
Revisions to November exports
• Exports of goods were revised upward $0.1 billion.
• Exports of services were revised downward less than $0.1
billion.
Revisions to November imports
• Imports of goods were revised upward $0.9 billion.
• Imports of services were revised downward $0.1 billion.
•
Goods by Selected Countries and Areas:
Monthly – Census Basis (Exhibit 19)
The December figures show surpluses, in billions of dollars,
with South and Central America ($2.6), Brazil ($0.4), and
United Kingdom ($0.1). Deficits were recorded, in billions
of dollars, with China ($30.4), European Union ($12.7),
Germany ($5.6), Mexico ($5.6), Japan ($5.4), Canada ($3.3),
South Korea ($2.7), OPEC ($2.3), India ($2.1), Italy ($2.1),
France ($1.1), and Saudi Arabia ($1.0).
• The deficit with Canada increased $1.7 billion to $3.3
billion in December. Exports decreased $0.8 billion to
$25.8 billion and imports increased $0.9 billion to $29.0
billion.
• The deficit with Mexico increased $1.2 billion to $5.6
billion in December. Exports decreased $0.6 billion to
$19.6 billion and imports increased $0.6 billion to $25.2
billion.
NOTE: For definitions of goods on a balance of payments basis, goods on a Census basis, and net balance of payments adjustments, see the information
section on page A-1 of this release.
3. Annual Summary for 2014
Goods and Services (Exhibit 1)
For 2014, the goods and services deficit was $505.0 billion,
up $28.7 billion from $476.4 billion in 2013. Exports were
$2,345.4 billion in 2014, up $65.2 billion from 2013. Imports
were $2,850.5 billion in 2014, up $93.9 billion from 2013.
The 2014 increase in the goods and services deficit reflected
an increase in the goods deficit of $35.2 billion or 5.0 percent
to $736.8 billion and an increase in the services surplus of
$6.5 billion or 2.9 percent to $231.8 billion.
As a percentage of U.S. gross domestic product, the goods
and services deficit was 2.9 percent in 2014, up from 2.8
percent in 2013.
Exports (Exhibits 3, 6, and 7)
Exports of goods increased $42.3 billion to $1,635.1 billion
in 2014.
Exports of goods on a Census basis increased $43.7
billion.
• Capital goods increased $15.8 billion.
o Other industrial machines increased $5.3 billion.
o Civilian aircraft increased $4.3 billion.
• Consumer goods increased $10.1 billion.
o Pharmaceutical preparations increased $2.6
billion.
o Artwork, antiques, and stamps increased $2.5
billion.
Net balance of payments adjustments decreased $1.4
billion.
Exports of services increased $22.9 billion to $710.3 billion
in 2014.
• Travel (for all purposes including education)
increased $5.9 billion.
• Charges for the use of intellectual property increased
$5.7 billion.
• Financial services increased $5.4 billion.
Imports (Exhibits 4, 6, and 8)
Imports of goods increased $77.5 billion to $2,371.9 billion
in 2014.
Imports of goods on a Census basis increased $77.5
billion.
• Capital goods increased $36.8 billion.
o Other industrial machines increased $6.5 billion.
o Telecommunications equipment increased $4.3
billion.
• Consumer goods increased $25.2 billion.
o Pharmaceutical preparations increased $8.0
billion.
o Cell phones and other household goods increased
$5.8 billion.
Net balance of payments adjustments increased less than
$0.1 billion.
Imports of services increased $16.4 billion to $478.5 billion
in 2014.
• Travel (for all purposes including education)
increased $6.7 billion.
• Other business services increased $5.6 billion.
• Transport, which includes freight and port services
and passenger fares, increased $3.7 billion.
Goods by Selected Countries and Areas – Census Basis
(Exhibits 14 and 14a)
The 2014 figures show surpluses, in billions of dollars, with
Hong Kong ($35.1), South and Central America ($34.4),
Australia ($16.0), and Singapore ($14.1). Deficits were
recorded, in billions of dollars, with China ($342.6),
European Union ($141.1), Germany ($73.7), Japan ($67.0),
Mexico ($53.8), OPEC ($49.4), Canada ($34.0), Saudi
Arabia ($28.4), Italy ($25.1), South Korea ($25.1), India
($23.6), and Venezuela ($18.9).
• The deficit with China increased $23.9 billion to $342.6
billion in 2014. Exports increased $2.3 billion to $124.0
billion and imports increased $26.2 billion to $466.7
billion.
• The deficit with Germany increased $6.8 billion to $73.7
billion in 2014. Exports increased $2.1 billion to $49.4
billion and imports increased $8.8 billion to $123.2
billion.
NOTE: For definitions of goods on a balance of payments basis, goods on a Census basis, and net balance of payments adjustments, see the information
section on page A-1 of this release.
4. NOTICE
Upcoming Changes to the FT-900 and the FT-900 Supplement
With the release of the “U.S. International Trade in Goods and Services: January 2015” report (FT-
900) and the accompanying FT-900 Supplement on March 6, 2015, the following changes will be
made:
• Exhibit 3 of the FT-900 Supplement, “General Imports of Crude Oil by Country,” will be
moved to the FT-900 and will be numbered Exhibit 17a. The content of this exhibit will not
change.
• Exhibit 4 of the FT-900 Supplement, “Exports and Imports of Goods by SITC Commodity
Sections,” will be eliminated because the data in this exhibit are available in Exhibit 15 of the
FT-900.
• Exhibits 5, 6, and 6a of the FT-900 Supplement will be renumbered Exhibits 3, 4, and 4a,
respectively.
• The Euro Area will include Lithuania, which joined on January 1, 2015. This change will
affect Exhibit 14 of the FT-900 and Exhibit 4 (current Exhibit 6) of the FT-900 Supplement.
If you have questions or need additional information, please contact the International Trade Indicator
Macro Analysis Branch of the U.S. Census Bureau’s Economic Indicators Division on (301) 763-2311
or at ftd.data.dissemination@census.gov
5. Table of Contents
Part A: Seasonally Adjusted (by Commodity/Service)
Exhibit 1 U.S. International Trade in Goods and Services 1
Exhibit 2 U.S. International Trade in Goods and Services Three-Month Moving Averages 2
Exhibit 3 U.S. Services by Major Category – Exports 3
Exhibit 4 U.S. Services by Major Category – Imports 4
Exhibit 5 U.S. Trade in Goods 5
Exhibit 6 Exports and Imports of Goods by Principal End-Use Category 6
Exhibit 7 Exports of Goods by End-Use Category and Commodity 7
Exhibit 8 Imports of Goods by End-Use Category and Commodity 9
Exhibit 9 Exports, Imports, and Balance of Goods, Petroleum and Non-Petroleum End-Use
Category Totals
11
Exhibit 10 Real Exports and Imports of Goods by Principal End-Use Category – Chained (2009)
Dollars
12
Exhibit 11 Real Exports, Imports, and Balance of Goods, Petroleum and Non-Petroleum End-Use
Commodity Category Totals – Chained (2009) Dollars
13
Part B: Not Seasonally Adjusted
Exhibit 12 U.S. Trade in Goods 14
Exhibit 13 Exports and Imports of Goods by Principal End-Use Category 15
Exhibit 14 Exports, Imports, and Balance of Goods by Selected Countries and Areas: 2014 16
Exhibit 14a Exports, Imports, and Balance of Goods by Selected Countries and Areas: 2013 17
Exhibit 15 Exports and Imports of Goods by Principal Commodities 18
Exhibit 16 Exports, Imports, and Balance of Advanced Technology Products 20
Exhibit 16a Exports, Imports, and Balance of Advanced Technology Products by Technology
Group and Selected Countries and Areas
21
Exhibit 17 Imports of Energy-Related Petroleum Products, Including Crude Oil 22
Exhibit 18 Exports and Imports of Motor Vehicles and Parts by Selected Countries: 2014 23
Part C: Seasonally Adjusted (by Geography)
Exhibit 19 U.S. Trade in Goods by Selected Countries and Areas – Census Basis 24
Exhibit 20 U.S. Trade in Goods and Services by Selected Countries and Areas – BOP Basis 25
Exhibit 20a U.S. Trade in Goods by Selected Countries and Areas – BOP Basis 26
Exhibit 20b U.S. Trade in Services by Selected Countries and Areas 27
Information on Goods and Services A-1
6. - 1 -
Part A: Seasonally Adjusted (by Commodity/Service)
Exhibit 1. U.S. International Trade in Goods and Services
In millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to seasonal adjustment and rounding. (R) - Revised.
Balance Exports Imports
Total Goods (1) Services Total Goods (1) Services Total Goods (1) Services
2012
Jan.- Dec. -537,605 -742,095 204,490 2,216,540 1,561,689 654,850 2,754,145 2,303,785 450,360
January -51,266 -66,927 15,661 179,606 127,140 52,466 230,873 194,068 36,805
February -43,338 -59,838 16,499 181,720 128,281 53,439 225,058 188,119 36,940
March -49,850 -66,673 16,824 186,257 132,195 54,063 236,107 198,868 37,239
April -47,773 -64,375 16,601 184,543 130,545 53,998 232,317 194,920 37,397
May -47,184 -63,928 16,744 184,306 130,100 54,206 231,490 194,028 37,462
June -43,078 -59,936 16,858 185,330 131,119 54,211 228,408 191,055 37,353
July -43,834 -59,939 16,105 183,673 130,026 53,647 227,507 189,965 37,542
August -44,536 -61,411 16,875 182,845 128,309 54,536 227,380 189,720 37,661
September -40,150 -57,593 17,442 188,696 133,663 55,033 228,846 191,256 37,591
October -42,358 -60,163 17,805 183,512 127,682 55,830 225,870 187,845 38,025
November -46,604 -64,888 18,283 186,286 129,697 56,589 232,891 194,585 38,306
December -37,634 -56,424 18,791 189,765 132,932 56,833 227,399 189,357 38,042
2013
Jan.- Dec. -476,392 -701,669 225,276 2,280,194 1,592,784 687,410 2,756,586 2,294,453 462,134
January -42,205 -61,192 18,987 187,478 130,653 56,825 229,683 191,846 37,838
February -41,770 -60,688 18,917 188,030 131,420 56,610 229,800 192,107 37,693
March -36,973 -55,680 18,707 186,903 130,532 56,371 223,876 186,211 37,665
April -40,417 -58,758 18,342 187,763 131,326 56,437 228,180 190,084 38,096
May -44,831 -63,352 18,521 187,206 130,319 56,887 232,037 193,671 38,366
June -36,552 -54,973 18,421 190,366 133,343 57,023 226,918 188,316 38,602
July -39,419 -58,021 18,603 189,902 132,830 57,072 229,321 190,851 38,470
August -39,515 -58,527 19,012 190,606 132,829 57,777 230,121 191,356 38,765
September -42,263 -61,387 19,125 190,249 132,430 57,819 232,512 193,817 38,695
October -39,083 -57,742 18,659 193,971 136,141 57,829 233,053 193,884 39,170
November -35,972 -54,765 18,793 194,922 136,752 58,170 230,894 191,517 39,377
December -37,393 -56,583 19,189 192,799 134,210 58,590 230,193 190,792 39,400
2014
Jan.- Dec. -505,047 -736,839 231,792 2,345,424 1,635,090 710,334 2,850,471 2,371,929 478,542
January (R) -38,821 -59,109 20,288 192,778 133,864 58,914 231,599 192,973 38,626
February (R) -41,871 -59,952 18,081 188,076 130,671 57,405 229,947 190,623 39,324
March (R) -42,764 -62,199 19,434 194,243 135,912 58,332 237,008 198,110 38,898
April (R) -45,555 -65,240 19,685 194,622 135,399 59,222 240,176 200,639 39,538
May (R) -43,203 -62,748 19,545 196,862 137,236 59,626 240,065 199,984 40,081
June (R) -41,386 -60,246 18,860 196,002 136,988 59,013 237,387 197,234 40,153
July (R) -40,336 -59,217 18,881 198,334 139,372 58,962 238,670 198,589 40,081
August (R) -39,672 -59,435 19,764 199,039 139,330 59,709 238,711 198,765 39,945
September (R) -43,243 -62,341 19,097 195,535 136,342 59,194 238,779 198,682 40,096
October (R) -41,889 -61,253 19,364 198,625 138,883 59,742 240,514 200,136 40,378
November (R) -39,751 -59,093 19,342 196,427 136,813 59,614 236,178 195,906 40,272
December -46,557 -66,007 19,450 194,880 134,280 60,600 241,437 200,288 41,150
November data as published last month:
-39,001 -58,279 19,277 196,357 136,730 59,627 235,359 195,009 40,350
(1) Data are presented on a balance of payments (BOP) basis.
NOTE: For information on data sources and methodology, see the information section on page A-1 of this release or at
www.census.gov/ft900 or www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm.
Period
7. - 2 -
Part A: Seasonally Adjusted (by Commodity/Service)
Exhibit 2. U.S. International Trade in Goods and Services
Three-Month Moving Averages
In millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to seasonal adjustment and rounding. (R) - Revised.
Balance Exports Imports
Total Goods (1) Services Total Goods (1) Services Total Goods (1) Services
2012
January -49,257 -65,036 15,779 179,903 127,359 52,543 229,159 192,395 36,764
February -48,021 -64,018 15,997 180,613 127,828 52,785 228,635 191,847 36,788
March -48,151 -64,480 16,328 182,528 129,205 53,323 230,679 193,685 36,994
April -46,987 -63,629 16,642 184,174 130,340 53,833 231,161 193,969 37,192
May -48,269 -64,992 16,723 185,036 130,947 54,089 233,305 195,939 37,366
June -46,012 -62,746 16,734 184,726 130,588 54,138 230,738 193,334 37,404
July -44,699 -61,268 16,569 184,436 130,415 54,021 229,135 191,683 37,452
August -43,816 -60,429 16,613 183,949 129,818 54,131 227,765 190,247 37,519
September -42,840 -59,648 16,808 185,071 130,666 54,405 227,911 190,314 37,598
October -42,348 -59,722 17,374 185,018 129,885 55,133 227,365 189,607 37,759
November -43,038 -60,881 17,844 186,165 130,347 55,817 229,202 191,228 37,974
December -42,199 -60,492 18,293 186,521 130,104 56,417 228,720 190,595 38,124
2013
January -42,148 -60,835 18,687 187,843 131,094 56,749 229,991 191,929 38,062
February -40,537 -59,435 18,898 188,424 131,668 56,756 228,961 191,103 37,857
March -40,316 -59,187 18,870 187,470 130,868 56,602 227,787 190,055 37,732
April -39,720 -58,375 18,655 187,565 131,092 56,473 227,285 189,468 37,818
May -40,740 -59,263 18,523 187,291 130,725 56,565 228,031 189,989 38,042
June -40,600 -59,028 18,428 188,445 131,663 56,782 229,045 190,690 38,354
July -40,267 -58,782 18,515 189,158 132,164 56,994 229,425 190,946 38,479
August -38,495 -57,174 18,679 190,291 133,001 57,290 228,786 190,174 38,612
September -40,399 -59,312 18,913 190,252 132,696 57,556 230,651 192,008 38,643
October -40,287 -59,219 18,932 191,608 133,800 57,808 231,895 193,019 38,876
November -39,106 -57,965 18,859 193,047 135,108 57,940 232,153 193,073 39,080
December -37,483 -56,363 18,881 193,897 135,701 58,196 231,380 192,064 39,316
2014
January (R) -37,395 -56,819 19,424 193,500 134,942 58,558 230,895 191,761 39,134
February (R) -39,362 -58,548 19,186 191,218 132,915 58,303 230,579 191,463 39,117
March (R) -41,152 -60,420 19,268 191,699 133,482 58,217 232,851 193,902 38,949
April (R) -43,397 -62,463 19,067 192,314 133,994 58,320 235,710 196,457 39,253
May (R) -43,841 -63,395 19,555 195,242 136,182 59,060 239,083 199,578 39,505
June (R) -43,381 -62,744 19,363 195,829 136,541 59,287 239,210 199,286 39,924
July (R) -41,641 -60,737 19,095 197,066 137,866 59,201 238,707 198,602 40,105
August (R) -40,464 -59,633 19,168 197,792 138,563 59,228 238,256 198,196 40,060
September (R) -41,084 -60,331 19,247 197,636 138,348 59,288 238,720 198,679 40,041
October (R) -41,601 -61,010 19,408 197,733 138,185 59,548 239,334 199,195 40,140
November (R) -41,628 -60,896 19,268 196,862 137,346 59,516 238,490 198,242 40,249
December -42,732 -62,118 19,385 196,644 136,659 59,985 239,376 198,777 40,600
(1) Data are presented on a BOP basis.
NOTES:
* The three-month moving averages shown in this exhibit are computed by summing the subject month and the two prior months,
dividing by three, and showing the average at the end month of the period. A moving average is useful in smoothing the volatile
trade data so that trends can better be discerned.
* For information on data sources and methodology, see the information section on page A-1 of this release or at
www.census.gov/ft900 or www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm.
Month of
Moving
Average
8. - 3 -
Part A: Seasonally Adjusted (by Commodity/Service)
Period Total Services
Maintenance
and Repair
Services n.i.e.
Transport
Travel
(for all
purposes
including
education) (1)
Insurance
Services
Financial
Services
Charges for
the Use of
Intellectual
Property n.i.e.
Telecommuni-
cations,
Computer, and
Information
Services
Other
Business
Services
Government
Goods and
Services n.i.e.
2012
Jan.- Dec. 654,850 15,115 83,592 161,249 16,534 76,605 125,492 32,103 119,892 24,267
January 52,466 1,174 6,653 12,553 1,299 6,299 10,337 2,529 9,624 1,998
February 53,439 1,203 6,899 13,020 1,308 6,431 10,379 2,546 9,634 2,019
March 54,063 1,274 7,101 13,234 1,328 6,452 10,354 2,582 9,729 2,009
April 53,998 1,229 6,986 13,489 1,360 6,161 10,262 2,637 9,907 1,968
May 54,206 1,286 7,076 13,416 1,383 6,225 10,221 2,666 9,983 1,948
June 54,211 1,268 7,095 13,573 1,398 6,067 10,232 2,671 9,958 1,949
July 53,647 1,188 6,890 13,300 1,406 6,117 10,294 2,651 9,830 1,970
August 54,536 1,185 6,926 13,799 1,412 6,292 10,401 2,665 9,853 2,003
September 55,033 1,228 6,811 13,798 1,417 6,442 10,552 2,712 10,028 2,045
October 55,830 1,358 6,915 13,393 1,421 6,747 10,748 2,792 10,353 2,102
November 56,589 1,368 7,012 13,824 1,412 6,658 10,851 2,830 10,506 2,128
December 56,833 1,353 7,228 13,849 1,391 6,713 10,860 2,823 10,487 2,129
2013
Jan.- Dec. 687,410 16,295 87,267 173,131 16,096 84,066 129,178 33,409 123,447 24,522
January 56,825 1,196 7,250 14,232 1,357 6,828 10,775 2,773 10,296 2,117
February 56,610 1,131 7,350 14,254 1,333 6,792 10,735 2,752 10,165 2,099
March 56,371 1,114 7,273 14,214 1,320 6,773 10,738 2,758 10,094 2,087
April 56,437 1,126 7,253 14,093 1,316 6,912 10,786 2,793 10,084 2,073
May 56,887 1,162 7,324 14,249 1,318 7,011 10,829 2,814 10,106 2,073
June 57,023 1,239 7,302 14,294 1,326 6,936 10,868 2,820 10,161 2,077
July 57,072 1,439 7,026 14,368 1,339 6,862 10,903 2,811 10,248 2,076
August 57,777 1,528 7,116 14,801 1,349 6,870 10,880 2,800 10,326 2,107
September 57,819 1,557 7,193 14,572 1,356 7,002 10,798 2,786 10,395 2,160
October 57,829 1,618 7,235 14,562 1,359 7,329 10,658 2,770 10,456 1,842
November 58,170 1,616 7,365 14,671 1,361 7,383 10,596 2,764 10,522 1,892
December 58,590 1,568 7,580 14,820 1,360 7,369 10,612 2,769 10,593 1,919
2014
Jan.- Dec. 710,334 18,098 89,681 179,038 16,439 89,475 134,897 33,292 125,597 23,817
January 58,914 1,449 7,513 15,229 1,343 7,171 10,825 2,707 10,562 2,116
February 57,405 1,370 7,097 14,210 1,333 6,986 10,946 2,676 10,553 2,234
March 58,332 1,404 7,427 14,690 1,332 7,027 11,014 2,675 10,548 2,217
April 59,222 1,459 7,431 14,904 1,366 7,501 11,200 2,774 10,405 2,183
May 59,626 1,517 7,629 15,137 1,387 7,606 11,284 2,829 10,333 1,904
June 59,013 1,530 7,385 14,826 1,393 7,603 11,319 2,841 10,332 1,784
July 58,962 1,517 7,424 14,908 1,386 7,390 11,306 2,810 10,401 1,821
August 59,709 1,551 7,692 15,352 1,381 7,304 11,315 2,792 10,452 1,871
September 59,194 1,507 7,512 14,827 1,378 7,418 11,347 2,787 10,485 1,932
October 59,742 1,570 7,503 14,947 1,378 7,733 11,401 2,796 10,500 1,913
November (R) 59,614 1,596 7,351 14,895 1,378 7,713 11,449 2,802 10,511 1,920
December 60,600 1,626 7,717 15,114 1,385 8,025 11,491 2,804 10,516 1,923
November data as published last month:
59,627 1,596 7,363 14,918 1,378 7,691 11,449 2,802 10,511 1,920
n.i.e. Not included elsewhere
(1) All travel purposes include 1) business travel, including expenditures by border, seasonal, and other short-term workers and 2) personal travel, including health-related and
education-related travel.
NOTE: For information on data sources, methodology, and definitions, see the information section on page A-1 of this release or at www.census.gov/ft900 or
www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm.
Exhibit 3. U.S. Services by Major Category - Exports
In millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to seasonal adjustment and rounding. (R) - Revised.
9. - 4 -
Part A: Seasonally Adjusted (by Commodity/Service)
Period Total Services
Maintenance
and Repair
Services n.i.e.
Transport
Travel
(for all
purposes
including
education) (1)
Insurance
Services
Financial
Services
Charges for
the Use of
Intellectual
Property n.i.e.
Telecommuni-
cations,
Computer, and
Information
Services
Other
Business
Services
Government
Goods and
Services n.i.e.
2012
Jan. - Dec. 450,360 7,970 85,029 100,317 53,203 16,975 39,502 32,156 87,347 27,861
January 36,805 694 7,005 7,983 4,390 1,373 3,112 2,712 7,074 2,462
February 36,940 680 6,876 8,329 4,376 1,391 3,105 2,666 7,083 2,433
March 37,239 697 7,090 8,335 4,380 1,404 3,164 2,645 7,122 2,402
April 37,397 684 7,115 8,328 4,403 1,374 3,286 2,649 7,190 2,368
May 37,462 687 7,055 8,388 4,427 1,383 3,294 2,661 7,226 2,341
June 37,353 678 7,080 8,357 4,453 1,367 3,186 2,680 7,230 2,322
July 37,542 641 7,223 8,351 4,480 1,361 3,266 2,706 7,202 2,311
August 37,661 644 6,986 8,271 4,496 1,367 3,643 2,718 7,241 2,295
September 37,591 629 7,162 8,479 4,501 1,438 3,047 2,714 7,345 2,275
October 38,025 642 7,066 8,495 4,494 1,514 3,353 2,696 7,515 2,250
November 38,306 648 7,179 8,541 4,446 1,507 3,514 2,671 7,580 2,219
December 38,042 645 7,192 8,460 4,355 1,496 3,532 2,638 7,541 2,182
2013
Jan.- Dec. 462,134 7,620 90,754 104,677 50,454 18,683 39,015 32,877 92,710 25,343
January 37,838 627 7,459 8,510 4,223 1,479 3,406 2,597 7,397 2,139
February 37,693 614 7,602 8,518 4,149 1,433 3,321 2,601 7,340 2,115
March 37,665 628 7,396 8,636 4,135 1,466 3,275 2,647 7,370 2,111
April 38,096 644 7,453 8,676 4,180 1,523 3,270 2,737 7,487 2,126
May 38,366 659 7,497 8,658 4,226 1,560 3,246 2,787 7,598 2,134
June 38,602 657 7,527 8,768 4,274 1,537 3,204 2,798 7,702 2,135
July 38,470 667 7,459 8,657 4,323 1,524 3,143 2,769 7,799 2,129
August 38,765 668 7,543 8,827 4,323 1,513 3,130 2,759 7,882 2,120
September 38,695 658 7,519 8,662 4,274 1,588 3,165 2,767 7,953 2,108
October 39,170 603 7,685 8,886 4,176 1,674 3,249 2,793 8,010 2,094
November 39,377 596 7,866 8,862 4,106 1,702 3,297 2,808 8,062 2,077
December 39,400 598 7,748 9,018 4,066 1,682 3,308 2,814 8,110 2,056
2014
Jan.- Dec. 478,542 7,868 94,497 111,396 48,412 19,319 41,316 33,417 98,298 24,020
January 38,626 598 7,603 8,708 4,021 1,591 3,255 2,772 8,042 2,036
February 39,324 606 7,627 8,784 3,986 1,498 4,012 2,753 8,044 2,014
March 38,898 616 7,821 8,905 3,959 1,526 3,247 2,751 8,065 2,007
April 39,538 656 7,802 9,231 4,078 1,583 3,340 2,756 8,049 2,043
May 40,081 664 7,896 9,502 4,132 1,621 3,386 2,765 8,064 2,051
June 40,153 677 7,771 9,479 4,122 1,645 3,535 2,778 8,111 2,037
July 40,081 680 7,784 9,502 4,048 1,609 3,478 2,794 8,189 1,998
August 39,945 668 7,835 9,426 4,005 1,593 3,382 2,805 8,257 1,973
September 40,096 675 7,926 9,375 3,994 1,650 3,389 2,811 8,314 1,962
October 40,378 665 8,003 9,468 4,013 1,683 3,406 2,811 8,362 1,966
November (R) 40,272 673 7,969 9,356 4,025 1,649 3,429 2,811 8,393 1,967
December 41,150 689 8,460 9,658 4,029 1,671 3,457 2,811 8,409 1,966
November data as published last month:
40,350 673 7,962 9,397 4,025 1,692 3,429 2,811 8,393 1,967
n.i.e. Not included elsewhere
(1) All travel purposes include 1) business travel, including expenditures by border, seasonal, and other short-term workers and 2) personal travel, including health-related and
education-related travel.
NOTE: For information on data sources, methodology, and definitions, see the information section on page A-1 of this release or at www.census.gov/ft900 or
www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm.
Exhibit 4. U.S. Services by Major Category - Imports
In millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to seasonal adjustment and rounding. (R) - Revised.
10. - 5 -
Part A: Seasonally Adjusted (by Commodity/Service)
Exhibit 5. U.S. Trade in Goods
In millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to seasonal adjustment and rounding. (R) - Revised.
Balance Exports Imports
Total Balance
of Payments
Basis
Total Census
Basis
Total Balance
of Payments
Basis
Net
Adjustments
Total Census
Basis
Total Balance
of Payments
Basis
Net
Adjustments
Total Census
Basis
2012
Jan.- Dec. -742,095 -730,599 1,561,689 15,986 1,545,703 2,303,785 27,482 2,276,302
January -66,927 -65,813 127,140 1,404 125,736 194,068 2,519 191,549
February -59,838 -59,065 128,281 1,509 126,772 188,119 2,281 185,837
March -66,673 -65,561 132,195 1,283 130,912 198,868 2,396 196,472
April -64,375 -63,647 130,545 1,532 129,013 194,920 2,260 192,660
May -63,928 -62,772 130,100 1,110 128,990 194,028 2,266 191,762
June -59,936 -58,941 131,119 1,293 129,826 191,055 2,288 188,767
July -59,939 -59,227 130,026 1,525 128,501 189,965 2,238 187,727
August -61,411 -60,532 128,309 1,398 126,911 189,720 2,277 187,443
September -57,593 -56,648 133,663 1,337 132,325 191,256 2,282 188,974
October -60,163 -59,019 127,682 1,181 126,501 187,845 2,325 185,520
November -64,888 -63,902 129,697 1,221 128,476 194,585 2,207 192,378
December -56,424 -55,473 132,932 1,193 131,739 189,357 2,145 187,212
2013
Jan.- Dec. -701,669 -688,728 1,592,784 13,191 1,579,593 2,294,453 26,131 2,268,321
January -61,192 -60,576 130,653 1,494 129,159 191,846 2,111 189,735
February -60,688 -59,282 131,420 932 130,488 192,107 2,338 189,769
March -55,680 -54,742 130,532 1,193 129,339 186,211 2,130 184,081
April -58,758 -57,638 131,326 1,003 130,323 190,084 2,123 187,962
May -63,352 -62,293 130,319 963 129,356 193,671 2,022 191,648
June -54,973 -53,568 133,343 632 132,711 188,316 2,037 186,279
July -58,021 -57,021 132,830 1,173 131,657 190,851 2,174 188,677
August -58,527 -57,606 132,829 1,305 131,524 191,356 2,227 189,129
September -61,387 -60,416 132,430 1,147 131,282 193,817 2,118 191,699
October -57,742 -56,483 136,141 926 135,215 193,884 2,185 191,698
November -54,765 -53,845 136,752 1,354 135,398 191,517 2,274 189,243
December -56,583 -55,258 134,210 1,068 133,141 190,792 2,393 188,399
2014
Jan.- Dec. -736,839 -722,504 1,635,090 11,817 1,623,273 2,371,929 26,151 2,345,778
January (R) -59,109 -58,439 133,864 1,594 132,270 192,973 2,264 190,709
February (R) -59,952 -57,747 130,671 190 130,481 190,623 2,395 188,228
March (R) -62,199 -60,898 135,912 1,179 134,733 198,110 2,480 195,630
April (R) -65,240 -64,315 135,399 1,205 134,194 200,639 2,130 198,509
May (R) -62,748 -61,879 137,236 1,267 135,969 199,984 2,135 197,849
June (R) -60,246 -59,276 136,988 1,155 135,833 197,234 2,125 195,109
July (R) -59,217 -58,375 139,372 1,301 138,071 198,589 2,143 196,445
August (R) -59,435 -58,228 139,330 820 138,510 198,765 2,027 196,738
September (R) -62,341 -60,948 136,342 746 135,596 198,682 2,139 196,544
October (R) -61,253 -60,043 138,883 877 138,006 200,136 2,088 198,048
November (R) -59,093 -57,924 136,813 953 135,861 195,906 2,121 193,785
December -66,007 -64,432 134,280 530 133,750 200,288 2,105 198,182
November data as published last month:
-58,279 -57,133 136,730 942 135,789 195,009 2,087 192,922
NOTE: For information on data sources, nonsampling errors, definitions and details concerning what is included in the Net Adjustments, see the information
section on page A-1 of this release or at www.census.gov/ft900 or www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm.
Period
11. - 6 -
Part A: Seasonally Adjusted (by Commodity/Service)
Exhibit 6. Exports and Imports of Goods by Principal End-Use Category
In millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to seasonal adjustment and rounding. (R) - Revised.
Total Balance End-Use Commodity Category
of Payments
Basis
Foods, Feeds,
& Beverages
Industrial
Supplies (2)
Capital Goods
Automotive
Vehicles, etc.
Consumer
Goods
Other Goods
Exports
2013
Jan.- Dec. 1,592,784 13,191 1,579,593 136,184 509,313 534,205 152,556 189,090 58,245
January 130,653 1,494 129,159 11,520 41,261 44,099 12,228 15,649 4,402
February 131,420 932 130,488 11,590 43,048 43,244 12,417 15,161 5,026
March 130,532 1,193 129,339 10,792 42,627 43,511 12,281 14,911 5,216
April 131,326 1,003 130,323 10,384 41,710 44,195 12,699 16,732 4,602
May 130,319 963 129,356 10,227 40,789 44,876 12,978 15,609 4,876
June 133,343 632 132,711 10,580 42,331 45,628 12,650 16,447 5,076
July 132,830 1,173 131,657 10,805 43,326 44,570 12,518 15,767 4,672
August 132,829 1,305 131,524 10,471 42,855 44,689 13,063 15,629 4,818
September 132,430 1,147 131,282 12,017 41,348 44,590 13,130 15,645 4,553
October 136,141 926 135,215 12,527 43,380 45,076 13,017 16,359 4,856
November 136,752 1,354 135,398 12,560 43,356 45,268 13,063 15,812 5,339
December 134,210 1,068 133,141 12,710 43,282 44,458 12,513 15,369 4,809
2014
Jan.- Dec. 1,635,090 11,817 1,623,273 144,241 506,835 550,045 159,456 199,152 63,545
January (R) 133,864 1,594 132,270 12,140 43,592 44,491 12,170 15,416 4,462
February (R) 130,671 190 130,481 12,178 40,781 43,845 12,145 16,670 4,862
March (R) 135,912 1,179 134,733 12,506 41,769 46,114 12,851 16,409 5,084
April (R) 135,399 1,205 134,194 12,246 41,967 45,808 12,682 16,333 5,158
May (R) 137,236 1,267 135,969 12,319 42,170 45,644 13,456 16,742 5,638
June (R) 136,988 1,155 135,833 12,047 42,194 45,670 13,620 17,153 5,149
July (R) 139,372 1,301 138,071 11,415 43,483 46,124 15,278 16,505 5,266
August (R) 139,330 820 138,510 10,871 44,220 47,112 13,557 17,268 5,482
September (R) 136,342 746 135,596 12,140 42,151 45,943 13,453 16,582 5,326
October (R) 138,883 877 138,006 12,056 42,069 47,687 13,617 17,019 5,557
November (R) 136,813 953 135,861 12,312 42,773 45,377 13,129 16,561 5,710
December 134,280 530 133,750 12,010 39,665 46,231 13,499 16,495 5,850
Imports
2013
Jan.- Dec. 2,294,453 26,131 2,268,321 115,146 681,576 554,518 308,802 532,743 75,537
January 191,846 2,111 189,735 9,269 60,339 45,937 24,045 44,038 6,108
February 192,107 2,338 189,769 9,587 58,510 46,189 24,664 44,913 5,906
March 186,211 2,130 184,081 9,516 56,989 44,648 24,584 41,908 6,437
April 190,084 2,123 187,962 9,599 56,733 45,483 25,219 44,313 6,615
May 193,671 2,022 191,648 9,839 57,457 45,695 26,097 45,496 7,065
June 188,316 2,037 186,279 9,595 55,175 46,006 25,598 43,716 6,190
July 190,851 2,174 188,677 9,579 56,509 45,625 26,082 44,468 6,415
August 191,356 2,227 189,129 9,629 56,560 46,752 26,117 43,826 6,245
September 193,817 2,118 191,699 9,605 57,217 46,904 26,784 45,017 6,172
October 193,884 2,185 191,698 9,786 57,231 46,879 26,243 45,055 6,504
November 191,517 2,274 189,243 9,612 54,406 47,399 27,055 45,009 5,762
December 190,792 2,393 188,399 9,529 54,450 47,001 26,315 44,986 6,119
2014
Jan.- Dec. 2,371,929 26,151 2,345,778 125,755 665,455 591,360 327,758 557,953 77,497
January (R) 192,973 2,264 190,709 9,701 57,423 47,668 25,405 44,676 5,836
February (R) 190,623 2,395 188,228 9,538 57,223 46,455 25,529 43,561 5,921
March (R) 198,110 2,480 195,630 10,580 57,970 47,782 26,247 46,416 6,635
April (R) 200,639 2,130 198,509 10,742 57,655 48,616 27,133 47,429 6,933
May (R) 199,984 2,135 197,849 10,588 55,783 49,607 28,507 47,100 6,262
June (R) 197,234 2,125 195,109 10,820 55,403 49,435 27,453 45,653 6,345
July (R) 198,589 2,143 196,445 10,823 55,733 49,078 28,889 45,122 6,801
August (R) 198,765 2,027 196,738 10,530 55,601 50,865 27,496 45,817 6,429
September (R) 198,682 2,139 196,544 10,674 54,555 49,901 26,948 47,730 6,736
October (R) 200,136 2,088 198,048 10,881 54,666 50,882 28,187 46,958 6,474
November (R) 195,906 2,121 193,785 10,399 50,375 50,450 27,513 48,720 6,328
December 200,288 2,105 198,182 10,478 53,067 50,619 28,451 48,770 6,796
(1) Detailed data are presented on a Census basis. The information needed to convert to a BOP basis is not available.
(2) Includes petroleum and petroleum products.
NOTE: For information on data sources, nonsampling errors and definitions, see the information section on page A-1 of this release or at
www.census.gov/ft900 or www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm.
Period
Net
Adjustments
Total Census
Basis (1)
13. - 8 -
Part A: Seasonally Adjusted (by Commodity/Service)
Exhibit 7. Exports of Goods by End-Use Category and Commodity
In millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to seasonal adjustment and rounding. The commodities in this exhibit are ranked
on the annual change within each major commodity grouping. (-) Represents zero or less than one-half of measurement shown. (R) - Revised.
December November Monthly Annual Annual Annual
2014 2014 (R) Change 2014 2013 Change
Item (1)
Capital goods, except automotive 46,231 45,377 854 550,045 534,205 15,840
Industrial machines, other 4,501 4,646 -145 54,174 48,898 5,276
Civilian aircraft 4,995 4,620 375 57,944 53,693 4,251
Engines-civilian aircraft 2,744 2,879 -135 32,486 29,738 2,748
Electric apparatus 3,561 3,628 -67 42,448 40,234 2,214
Semiconductors 3,864 3,517 348 43,475 42,592 883
Telecommunications equipment 3,722 3,370 352 40,571 39,728 843
Medicinal equipment 2,751 2,883 -132 34,888 34,123 765
Parts-civilian aircraft 1,780 1,785 -5 22,293 21,569 724
Computer accessories 2,619 2,463 157 31,957 31,374 583
Generators, accessories 1,186 1,202 -16 14,637 14,231 405
Industrial engines 2,726 2,494 232 29,663 29,266 397
Measuring, testing, control instruments 2,051 2,069 -18 25,124 24,775 349
Laboratory testing instruments 1,005 946 60 11,280 10,975 305
Vessels, excluding scrap 25 5 20 375 102 273
Computers 1,383 1,334 50 16,884 16,721 163
Food, tobacco machinery 335 374 -38 4,010 3,901 109
Pulp and paper machinery 199 204 -5 2,538 2,457 81
Railway transportation equipment 363 388 -26 4,251 4,198 52
Textile, sewing machines 90 109 -19 1,181 1,164 17
Spacecraft, excluding military 3 3 -1 79 63 16
Business machines and equipment 241 242 -1 2,978 2,978 -1
Wood, glass, plastic 338 359 -21 4,033 4,060 -26
Marine engines, parts 113 123 -10 1,429 1,475 -46
Commercial vessels, other 35 38 -3 573 632 -58
Nonfarm tractors and parts 202 202 (-) 3,021 3,093 -72
Specialized mining 134 159 -25 1,596 1,745 -149
Metalworking machine tools 596 643 -47 7,487 7,676 -189
Photo, service industry machinery 850 893 -44 10,778 11,107 -329
Drilling & oilfield equipment 1,050 1,107 -57 11,910 12,296 -386
Agricultural machinery, equipment 585 583 2 8,455 9,253 -798
Materials handling equipment 1,223 1,093 130 14,490 15,290 -800
Excavating machinery 962 1,017 -55 13,038 14,797 -1,758
Automotive vehicles, parts, and engines 13,499 13,129 370 159,456 152,556 6,900
Consumer goods 16,495 16,561 -65 199,152 189,090 10,061
Pharmaceutical preparations 4,332 4,356 -24 50,941 48,383 2,558
Artwork, antiques, stamps, etc. 923 789 134 10,443 7,938 2,506
Gem diamonds 1,733 1,920 -187 22,997 20,909 2,088
Jewelry, etc. 1,106 844 263 12,967 11,632 1,335
Cell phones and other household goods, n.e.c. 2,082 2,136 -54 24,655 23,601 1,054
Toiletries and cosmetics 972 1,023 -51 11,775 11,324 451
Apparel, household goods-textile 623 641 -18 7,137 6,868 269
Televisions and video equipment 350 405 -56 4,577 4,360 217
Furniture, household goods, etc. 431 411 19 5,124 4,919 204
Sports apparel and gear 63 70 -7 827 732 95
Toys, games, and sporting goods 830 821 9 10,379 10,286 93
Stereo equipment, etc. 163 167 -4 2,127 2,038 89
Cookware, cutlery, tools 99 98 1 1,180 1,093 87
Glassware, chinaware 51 50 2 601 572 29
Apparel, household goods-nontextile 272 261 11 3,033 3,009 24
Household appliances 620 655 -35 7,536 7,530 6
Nursery stock, etc. 33 35 -3 420 418 1
Rugs 84 91 -7 1,110 1,114 -4
Pleasure boats and motors 199 226 -27 2,436 2,450 -14
Other consumer nondurables 624 622 3 7,537 7,583 -47
Tobacco, manufactured 53 50 2 629 697 -68
Numismatic coins 51 98 -47 924 1,029 -105
Musical instruments 163 163 -1 2,051 2,176 -125
Books, printed matter 412 414 -3 5,072 5,337 -264
Recorded media 227 214 13 2,673 3,091 -418
Other goods 5,850 5,710 141 63,545 58,245 5,300
(1) Detailed data are presented on a Census basis. The information needed to convert to a BOP basis is not available.
NOTE: For information on data sources, nonsampling errors and definitions, see the information section on page A-1 of this release or at
www.census.gov/ft900 or www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm.
14. - 9 -
Part A: Seasonally Adjusted (by Commodity/Service)
Exhibit 8. Imports of Goods by End-Use Category and Commodity
In millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to seasonal adjustment and rounding. The commodities in this exhibit are ranked
on the annual change within each major commodity grouping. (-) Represents zero or less than one-half of measurement shown. (R) - Revised.
December November Monthly Annual Annual Annual
2014 2014 (R) Change 2014 2013 Change
Total, Balance of Payments Basis 200,288 195,906 4,382 2,371,929 2,294,453 77,476
Net Adjustments 2,105 2,121 -16 26,151 26,131 20
Total, Census Basis 198,182 193,785 4,397 2,345,778 2,268,321 77,456
Foods, feeds, and beverages 10,478 10,399 79 125,755 115,146 10,610
Meat products 1,287 1,257 30 12,077 8,817 3,261
Fish and shellfish 1,510 1,682 -172 20,224 17,948 2,276
Fruits, frozen juices 1,224 1,186 38 14,365 13,166 1,199
Food oils, oilseeds 515 443 72 7,009 6,336 673
Green coffee 385 443 -58 5,230 4,670 560
Wine, beer, and related products 720 792 -72 9,678 9,126 552
Other foods 1,029 1,018 11 12,695 12,161 534
Nuts 222 221 1 2,379 2,020 359
Bakery products 793 786 7 9,334 8,981 352
Nonagricultural foods, etc. 109 104 5 1,060 825 235
Dairy products and eggs 172 154 18 1,962 1,744 218
Cocoa beans 67 51 16 1,312 1,111 201
Vegetables 980 936 44 10,923 10,744 179
Tea, spices, etc. 187 178 9 2,140 1,988 152
Alcoholic beverages, excluding wine 593 576 17 7,080 6,958 122
Cane and beet sugar 103 73 30 1,603 1,589 14
Feedstuff and foodgrains 582 499 83 6,683 6,961 -277
Industrial supplies and materials 53,067 50,375 2,692 665,455 681,576 -16,121
Crude oil 18,278 17,190 1,088 246,521 272,807 -26,286
Petroleum products, other 3,699 3,235 464 43,556 48,383 -4,827
Fuel oil 2,759 2,463 296 40,062 44,339 -4,276
Nonmonetary gold 1,310 895 415 14,396 15,939 -1,543
Coal and related fuels 153 240 -87 2,064 3,328 -1,264
Copper 439 352 87 5,084 6,237 -1,153
Other precious metals 865 912 -47 10,787 11,823 -1,036
Nuclear fuel materials 526 244 282 3,705 4,326 -621
Natural rubber 142 143 -1 1,952 2,559 -607
Chemicals-fertilizers 1,160 1,220 -59 15,009 15,457 -448
Liquefied petroleum gases 277 334 -57 3,995 4,160 -166
Farming materials, livestock 147 140 7 1,842 1,979 -136
Blank tapes, audio & visual 56 50 6 645 773 -128
Sulfur, nonmetallic minerals 82 117 -35 1,357 1,438 -81
Cotton cloth, fabrics 101 102 -1 1,186 1,229 -43
Pulpwood and woodpulp 327 249 79 3,596 3,623 -26
Cotton, natural fibers 6 5 1 76 70 6
Tin 44 72 -28 869 853 15
Hides and skins 19 35 -16 305 286 19
Newsprint 98 100 -2 1,316 1,290 26
Wool, silk, etc. 65 65 (-) 798 725 72
Leather and furs 59 67 -8 761 687 74
Hair, waste materials 84 90 -7 1,010 920 90
Materials, excluding chemicals 131 145 -13 1,520 1,410 110
Zinc 140 145 -5 1,618 1,480 138
Synthetic rubber-primary 227 240 -13 2,974 2,813 161
Tobacco, waxes, etc. 768 805 -37 9,106 8,942 165
Chemicals-inorganic 630 616 14 7,524 7,351 173
Electric energy 163 183 -20 2,626 2,429 197
Glass-plate, sheet, etc. 137 138 -2 1,577 1,338 239
Synthetic cloth 559 556 3 6,326 6,069 257
Plywood and veneers 224 227 -2 2,667 2,400 266
Finished textile supplies 396 398 -2 4,711 4,431 279
Nontextile floor tiles 281 282 -1 3,173 2,887 287
Paper and paper products 636 608 28 7,464 7,084 380
Stone, sand, cement, etc. 424 439 -15 5,104 4,676 428
Nonferrous metals, other 358 389 -31 4,576 4,121 455
Shingles, wallboard 829 827 1 9,462 8,991 471
Nickel 202 227 -25 2,964 2,331 633
Lumber 528 506 21 5,895 5,200 695
Finished metal shapes 1,479 1,436 43 17,636 16,844 792
Chemicals-other, n.e.c. 1,041 1,025 16 12,617 11,824 793
Iron and steel, advanced 872 852 20 9,982 9,181 801
Iron and steel products, n.e.c. 948 892 56 10,239 9,322 917
Bauxite and aluminum 1,287 1,056 231 11,644 10,404 1,241
Steelmaking materials 746 633 113 8,802 7,315 1,486
Chemicals-organic 2,082 2,227 -145 28,126 26,507 1,619
Gas-natural 804 906 -102 12,129 10,309 1,820
Industrial supplies, other 2,628 2,611 17 31,053 29,228 1,825
Plastic materials 1,519 1,446 74 17,288 15,349 1,940
Iron and steel mill products 2,331 2,241 90 25,758 18,108 7,650
Item (1)
15. - 10 -
Part A: Seasonally Adjusted (by Commodity/Service)
Exhibit 8. Imports of Goods by End-Use Category and Commodity
In millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to seasonal adjustment and rounding. The commodities in this exhibit are ranked
on the annual change within each major commodity grouping. (-) Represents zero or less than one-half of measurement shown. (R) - Revised.
December November Monthly Annual Annual Annual
2014 2014 (R) Change 2014 2013 Change
Item (1)
Capital goods, except automotive 50,619 50,450 169 591,360 554,518 36,842
Industrial machines, other 4,276 4,422 -146 53,747 47,295 6,452
Telecommunications equipment 5,088 4,812 276 58,693 54,390 4,303
Electric apparatus 4,208 4,108 100 48,538 45,687 2,852
Industrial engines 2,119 2,104 15 24,732 22,098 2,635
Civilian aircraft 1,312 1,361 -49 16,656 14,099 2,557
Semiconductors 3,925 3,696 229 43,962 41,443 2,519
Parts-civilian aircraft 1,372 1,469 -97 17,552 15,330 2,222
Medicinal equipment 2,923 2,990 -67 34,429 32,511 1,918
Materials handling equipment 1,371 1,268 103 15,252 13,626 1,626
Generators, accessories 1,902 1,938 -36 22,713 21,209 1,504
Computer accessories 5,549 5,087 462 57,931 56,504 1,427
Engines-civilian aircraft 1,554 1,627 -73 18,802 17,446 1,356
Measuring, testing, control instruments 1,724 1,703 20 20,006 18,787 1,218
Photo, service industry machinery 1,499 1,479 20 17,407 16,392 1,015
Drilling & oilfield equipment 926 942 -16 9,864 9,009 855
Excavating machinery 1,087 1,047 40 11,256 10,406 850
Agricultural machinery, equipment 880 810 69 10,437 9,934 502
Laboratory testing instruments 485 476 9 5,752 5,363 389
Pulp and paper machinery 321 390 -70 4,572 4,235 337
Wood, glass, plastic 597 599 -2 7,236 6,913 323
Railway transportation equipment 132 127 6 1,629 1,398 230
Business machines and equipment 404 391 12 4,818 4,603 215
Food, tobacco machinery 287 311 -24 3,563 3,375 189
Textile, sewing machines 166 195 -29 2,161 2,039 122
Nonfarm tractors and parts 203 186 18 2,342 2,268 73
Spacecraft, excluding military 14 25 -11 186 137 49
Metalworking machine tools 904 953 -49 11,374 11,330 44
Specialized mining 55 49 6 702 692 10
Marine engines, parts 118 88 30 1,169 1,161 8
Commercial vessels, other 6 10 -4 153 147 6
Vessels, except scrap (-) (-) (-) 15 11 4
Computers 5,213 5,784 -571 63,710 64,678 -969
Automotive vehicles, parts, and engines 28,451 27,513 938 327,758 308,802 18,956
Consumer goods 48,770 48,720 50 557,953 532,743 25,210
Pharmaceutical preparations 7,947 7,518 429 91,962 83,955 8,007
Cell phones and other household goods, n.e.c. 9,284 9,778 -494 95,994 90,200 5,794
Apparel, textiles, nonwool or cotton 3,997 3,927 70 45,196 41,879 3,317
Furniture, household goods, etc. 2,647 2,652 -5 30,000 27,584 2,416
Household appliances 2,260 2,287 -27 25,183 23,394 1,789
Gem diamonds 2,125 2,185 -60 24,594 23,388 1,206
Footwear 1,751 1,697 54 20,366 19,535 830
Toys, games, and sporting goods 2,792 2,811 -19 34,016 33,259 756
Camping apparel and gear 876 859 16 10,273 9,526 747
Toiletries and cosmetics 841 857 -16 10,174 9,559 615
Jewelry 1,276 1,322 -46 13,555 12,944 611
Other consumer nondurables 1,230 1,209 21 14,491 13,928 563
Apparel, household goods-nontextile 816 811 5 9,356 8,972 384
Apparel, household goods-wool 284 300 -16 3,537 3,219 318
Cookware, cutlery, tools 748 734 14 8,672 8,384 288
Rugs 211 207 4 2,464 2,180 284
Pleasure boats and motors 219 255 -36 2,646 2,416 230
Gem stones, other 333 307 25 3,656 3,509 148
Artwork, antiques, stamps, etc. 1,050 763 287 11,157 11,046 111
Books, printed matter 318 328 -10 3,749 3,652 97
Glassware, chinaware 194 196 -2 2,348 2,256 92
Musical instruments 141 144 -3 1,692 1,612 80
Nursery stock, etc. 147 143 4 1,726 1,677 49
Stereo equipment, etc 539 496 43 6,773 6,841 -68
Recorded media 69 66 4 761 833 -72
Motorcycles and parts 240 247 -7 2,936 3,023 -88
Photo equipment 342 312 31 3,483 3,937 -454
Televisions and video equipment 2,218 2,314 -96 28,209 28,761 -551
Numismatic coins 126 154 -29 1,797 2,624 -827
Apparel, household goods-cotton 3,751 3,842 -90 47,187 48,649 -1,462
Other goods 6,796 6,328 468 77,497 75,537 1,960
(1) Detailed data are presented on a Census basis. The information needed to convert to a BOP basis is not available.
NOTE: For information on data sources, nonsampling errors and definitions, see the information section on page A-1 of this release or at
www.census.gov/ft900 or www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm.
16. - 11 -
Part A: Seasonally Adjusted (by Commodity/Service)
Exhibit 9. Exports, Imports, and Balance of Goods, Petroleum and Non-Petroleum End-Use Category Totals
In millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to seasonal adjustment and rounding. (R) - Revised.
Balance Exports Imports
Total
Net
Adjust-
ments
Petroleum
(1)
Non-
petroleum
Total
Net
Adjust-
ments
Petroleum
(1)
Non-
petroleum
Total
Net
Adjust-
ments
Petroleum
(1)
Non-
petroleum
2013
Jan.- Dec. -701,669 -12,940 -232,132 -456,596 1,592,784 13,191 137,558 1,442,035 2,294,453 26,131 369,690 1,898,631
January -61,192 -616 -24,011 -36,566 130,653 1,494 9,437 119,722 191,846 2,111 33,447 156,288
February -60,688 -1,406 -21,150 -38,132 131,420 932 10,810 119,677 192,107 2,338 31,960 157,810
March -55,680 -937 -20,868 -33,874 130,532 1,193 9,717 119,622 186,211 2,130 30,586 153,496
April -58,758 -1,120 -20,740 -36,898 131,326 1,003 9,854 120,469 190,084 2,123 30,594 157,368
May -63,352 -1,059 -20,996 -41,296 130,319 963 10,262 119,094 193,671 2,022 31,258 160,390
June -54,973 -1,405 -17,931 -35,637 133,343 632 11,476 121,236 188,316 2,037 29,407 156,873
July -58,021 -1,001 -18,990 -38,031 132,830 1,173 12,093 119,563 190,851 2,174 31,083 157,594
August -58,527 -922 -18,684 -38,921 132,829 1,305 12,251 119,273 191,356 2,227 30,935 158,194
September -61,387 -971 -19,634 -40,782 132,430 1,147 11,789 119,494 193,817 2,118 31,423 160,276
October -57,742 -1,259 -18,578 -37,905 136,141 926 12,702 122,513 193,884 2,185 31,280 160,418
November -54,765 -920 -15,744 -38,102 136,752 1,354 13,091 122,307 191,517 2,274 28,835 160,409
December -56,583 -1,325 -14,805 -40,452 134,210 1,068 14,077 119,065 190,792 2,393 28,882 159,517
2014
Jan.- Dec. -736,839 -14,335 -188,440 -534,064 1,635,090 11,817 145,695 1,477,578 2,371,929 26,151 334,135 2,011,643
January (R) -59,109 -670 -18,788 -39,651 133,864 1,594 12,245 120,025 192,973 2,264 31,033 159,676
February (R) -59,952 -2,205 -19,608 -38,139 130,671 190 11,071 119,411 190,623 2,395 30,678 157,549
March (R) -62,199 -1,301 -19,024 -41,874 135,912 1,179 11,472 123,261 198,110 2,480 30,496 165,134
April (R) -65,240 -924 -18,049 -46,267 135,399 1,205 11,791 122,402 200,639 2,130 29,840 168,669
May (R) -62,748 -868 -15,166 -46,713 137,236 1,267 13,164 122,805 199,984 2,135 28,330 169,519
June (R) -60,246 -970 -14,673 -44,602 136,988 1,155 12,709 123,124 197,234 2,125 27,382 167,727
July (R) -59,217 -842 -14,474 -43,901 139,372 1,301 13,843 124,228 198,589 2,143 28,317 168,129
August (R) -59,435 -1,207 -13,127 -45,101 139,330 820 14,136 124,375 198,765 2,027 27,262 169,476
September (R) -62,341 -1,393 -14,017 -46,931 136,342 746 12,353 123,243 198,682 2,139 26,370 170,174
October (R) -61,253 -1,210 -15,203 -44,840 138,883 877 10,988 127,018 200,136 2,088 26,190 171,858
November (R) -59,093 -1,168 -11,589 -46,336 136,813 953 11,634 124,227 195,906 2,121 23,223 170,562
December -66,007 -1,575 -14,724 -49,708 134,280 530 10,289 123,461 200,288 2,105 25,013 173,169
(1) The petroleum products aggregated in the end-use commodity classification system include virtually the same energy-related petroleum products as those
aggregated in the Standard International Trade Classification (SITC). The end-use petroleum products, however, include some products such as ethane, butane, benzene,
and toluene, which are included in "Manufactured Goods" in the SITC.
NOTE: For information on data sources, nonsampling errors, definitions and details concerning what is included in the Net Adjustments, see the information section on
page A-1 of this release or at www.census.gov/ft900 or www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm.
Period
17. - 12 -
Part A: Seasonally Adjusted (by Commodity/Service)
Exhibit 10. Real Exports and Imports of Goods by Principal End-Use Category
Chained (2009) Dollars
In millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to seasonal adjustment and rounding. The values in this exhibit are subject to periodic change,
reflecting revisions to the source information for the monthly deflators. (-) Represents zero or less than one-half of measurement shown. (R) - Revised.
End-Use Commodity Category
Foods, Feeds,
& Beverages
Industrial
Supplies (2)
Capital Goods
Automotive
Vehicles etc.
Consumer
Goods
Other Goods Residual (3)
Exports
2013
Jan.- Dec. 1,398,203 101,077 392,156 533,116 146,533 181,394 50,466 -6,538
January 113,258 8,388 31,100 44,069 11,775 14,841 3,777 -693
February 113,796 8,275 32,121 43,165 11,925 14,428 4,287 -405
March 113,556 7,865 32,212 43,454 11,791 14,236 4,479 -481
April 115,179 7,742 31,955 44,081 12,198 16,025 3,982 -805
May 115,080 7,565 31,880 44,803 12,482 14,970 4,249 -868
June 118,055 7,774 33,121 45,535 12,158 15,811 4,423 -768
July 117,173 7,901 34,000 44,486 12,019 15,150 4,072 -455
August 117,054 7,917 33,282 44,630 12,553 15,072 4,199 -599
September 116,332 8,969 31,845 44,480 12,618 15,089 3,948 -618
October 120,519 9,501 33,871 44,981 12,481 15,764 4,237 -316
November 120,414 9,579 33,630 45,123 12,528 15,212 4,648 -305
December 117,787 9,602 33,137 44,308 12,004 14,796 4,164 -225
2014
Jan.- Dec. 1,448,071 108,490 399,974 545,680 152,304 193,780 55,499 -7,656
January (R) 117,328 9,235 33,464 44,398 11,652 14,943 3,873 -238
February (R) 115,334 9,114 31,086 43,686 11,643 16,266 4,203 -664
March (R) 118,460 9,101 31,647 45,854 12,323 16,016 4,371 -852
April (R) 118,774 8,756 32,718 45,484 12,128 15,922 4,467 -701
May (R) 120,121 8,770 32,806 45,228 12,859 16,325 4,873 -741
June (R) 120,475 8,769 33,066 45,221 12,991 16,722 4,468 -761
July (R) 122,177 8,357 33,829 45,747 14,555 15,976 4,557 -845
August (R) 123,246 8,220 34,710 46,695 12,941 16,703 4,771 -794
September (R) 121,107 9,315 33,323 45,511 12,833 16,086 4,654 -615
October (R) 124,331 9,593 33,825 47,156 12,988 16,574 4,901 -706
November (R) 123,380 9,689 35,288 44,908 12,519 16,179 5,077 -280
December 123,337 9,570 34,211 45,791 12,873 16,067 5,285 -460
Imports
2013
Jan.- Dec. 1,969,159 93,179 463,653 566,339 293,818 517,091 70,245 -35,166
January 162,719 7,825 39,678 46,610 22,670 42,612 5,629 -2,306
February 162,640 7,861 38,545 46,946 23,256 43,428 5,438 -2,833
March 158,522 7,691 38,135 45,382 23,206 40,608 5,933 -2,432
April 162,383 7,831 38,261 46,337 23,894 42,798 6,104 -2,843
May 167,012 7,960 39,656 46,683 24,773 44,135 6,552 -2,747
June 162,513 7,819 38,065 47,062 24,351 42,432 5,760 -2,977
July 164,530 7,706 38,821 46,705 24,917 43,254 6,005 -2,879
August 164,707 7,747 38,644 47,906 24,978 42,610 5,853 -3,031
September 166,733 7,684 38,959 48,035 25,627 43,798 5,777 -3,147
October 167,018 7,790 39,215 48,035 25,108 43,829 6,086 -3,045
November 165,531 7,682 37,841 48,472 25,871 43,773 5,390 -3,497
December 164,851 7,583 37,833 48,165 25,167 43,814 5,718 -3,430
2014
Jan.- Dec. 2,047,835 97,430 465,292 604,833 313,537 539,240 71,775 -44,271
January (R) 165,681 7,726 39,210 48,786 24,234 43,287 5,426 -2,988
February (R) 163,333 7,559 38,965 47,603 24,352 42,158 5,484 -2,788
March (R) 168,934 8,091 39,177 48,918 25,022 44,875 6,111 -3,261
April (R) 172,450 8,291 39,764 49,741 25,848 45,786 6,411 -3,391
May (R) 171,948 8,260 38,518 50,671 27,143 45,456 5,800 -3,901
June (R) 169,095 8,576 37,828 50,414 26,139 44,043 5,880 -3,786
July (R) 169,609 8,435 37,530 50,107 27,682 43,519 6,291 -3,955
August (R) 171,123 8,109 38,523 51,950 26,337 44,183 5,943 -3,922
September (R) 171,580 8,218 38,202 51,029 25,849 46,054 6,232 -4,006
October (R) 174,026 8,290 39,145 52,002 27,101 45,441 6,000 -3,952
November (R) 172,040 7,942 37,380 51,671 26,453 47,141 5,879 -4,425
December 178,016 7,932 41,050 51,939 27,377 47,296 6,317 -3,897
(1) Detailed data are presented on a Census basis. The information needed to convert to a BOP basis is not available.
(2) Includes petroleum and petroleum products.
(3) The "residual" represents the difference between total Census basis exports or imports and the sum of the components. For additional
information, see www.census.gov/foreign-trade/aip/priceadj.html.
NOTE: For information on data sources, nonsampling errors and definitions, see the information section on page A-1 of this release or at
www.census.gov/ft900 or www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm.
Period
Total Census
Basis (1)
18. - 13 -
Part A: Seasonally Adjusted (by Commodity/Service)
Exhibit 11. Real Exports, Imports, and Balance of Goods, Petroleum and Non-Petroleum End-Use Commodity Category Totals
Chained (2009) Dollars
In millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to seasonal adjustment and rounding. The values in this exhibit are subject to periodic change,
reflecting revisions to the source information for the monthly deflators. (-) Represents zero or less than one-half of measurement shown. (R) - Revised.
Balance Exports Imports
Total
Census
Basis (1)
Petroleum
Non-
petroleum
Residual
(2)
Total
Census
Basis (1)
Petroleum
Non-
petroleum
Residual
(2)
Total
Census
Basis (1)
Petroleum
Non-
petroleum
Residual
(2)
2012
Jan.- Dec. -589,053 -158,179 -466,196 35,321 1,359,379 72,777 1,281,782 4,821 1,948,433 230,955 1,747,977 -30,500
January -51,142 -14,933 -38,004 1,795 111,142 5,402 105,664 76 162,284 20,335 143,668 -1,719
February -46,065 -13,139 -35,553 2,627 111,453 5,591 105,689 173 157,518 18,730 141,242 -2,454
March -50,631 -13,821 -39,594 2,785 114,716 5,928 108,509 279 165,346 19,749 148,103 -2,506
April -49,832 -14,255 -37,773 2,197 112,740 5,841 106,615 284 162,571 20,096 144,388 -1,913
May -49,780 -13,063 -39,861 3,144 113,421 5,907 107,211 303 163,201 18,970 147,072 -2,841
June -46,875 -12,846 -37,091 3,062 115,960 6,621 108,745 594 162,835 19,468 145,836 -2,469
July -49,395 -12,880 -39,719 3,203 114,233 6,252 107,509 471 163,628 19,133 147,228 -2,732
August -51,018 -13,814 -39,930 2,726 111,796 5,617 105,947 232 162,814 19,431 145,877 -2,494
September -47,617 -12,697 -38,196 3,276 115,366 6,342 108,495 529 162,983 19,039 146,691 -2,747
October -48,648 -13,258 -38,093 2,703 110,220 5,892 103,920 408 158,868 19,150 142,013 -2,295
November -52,600 -12,714 -43,416 3,530 112,646 6,493 105,480 673 165,246 19,207 148,896 -2,856
December -45,449 -10,758 -38,966 4,275 115,687 6,890 107,997 801 161,136 17,648 146,962 -3,474
2013
Jan.- Dec. -570,956 -132,201 -490,474 51,719 1,398,203 83,155 1,305,945 9,104 1,969,159 215,356 1,796,420 -42,616
January -49,461 -13,241 -39,287 3,067 113,258 5,675 107,323 260 162,719 18,916 146,610 -2,807
February -48,844 -11,829 -40,912 3,896 113,796 6,249 107,002 545 162,640 18,078 147,913 -3,351
March -44,966 -11,972 -36,479 3,486 113,556 5,745 107,529 282 158,522 17,718 144,008 -3,204
April -47,204 -11,874 -39,141 3,811 115,179 6,082 108,685 411 162,383 17,956 147,826 -3,399
May -51,932 -12,370 -43,419 3,858 115,080 6,533 107,934 614 167,012 18,903 151,353 -3,244
June -44,458 -10,367 -38,554 4,463 118,055 7,253 109,937 866 162,513 17,620 148,491 -3,598
July -47,357 -10,538 -41,334 4,514 117,173 7,509 108,665 999 164,530 18,046 149,999 -3,516
August -47,653 -10,358 -41,971 4,676 117,054 7,347 108,785 922 164,707 17,705 150,756 -3,754
September -50,401 -10,952 -43,989 4,540 116,332 6,983 108,601 748 166,733 17,935 152,590 -3,793
October -46,499 -10,246 -41,056 4,803 120,519 7,827 111,617 1,074 167,018 18,074 152,673 -3,728
November -45,117 -9,260 -41,139 5,282 120,414 7,870 111,447 1,098 165,531 17,130 152,585 -4,184
December -47,063 -9,194 -43,193 5,323 117,787 8,081 108,421 1,285 164,851 17,275 151,614 -4,038
2014
Jan.- Dec. -599,764 -114,006 -551,800 66,042 1,448,071 91,769 1,345,745 10,557 2,047,835 205,775 1,897,544 -55,485
January (R) -48,353 -11,043 -41,629 4,319 117,328 7,118 109,468 742 165,681 18,161 151,097 -3,577
February (R) -47,999 -11,764 -39,989 3,754 115,334 6,346 108,635 353 163,333 18,110 148,624 -3,401
March (R) -50,474 -11,380 -43,471 4,377 118,460 6,568 111,500 392 168,934 17,948 154,971 -3,985
April (R) -53,676 -10,634 -48,108 5,067 118,774 7,255 110,772 747 172,450 17,889 158,880 -4,320
May (R) -51,826 -8,919 -48,811 5,904 120,121 8,020 111,020 1,081 171,948 16,939 159,832 -4,823
June (R) -48,619 -8,177 -46,555 6,112 120,475 7,831 111,661 983 169,095 16,008 158,216 -5,129
July (R) -47,432 -7,820 -45,865 6,253 122,177 8,442 112,499 1,236 169,609 16,261 158,364 -5,017
August (R) -47,877 -7,737 -46,504 6,365 123,246 8,803 113,061 1,383 171,123 16,540 159,565 -4,982
September (R) -50,473 -8,558 -48,006 6,091 121,107 7,763 112,390 955 171,580 16,321 160,395 -5,137
October (R) -49,695 -9,699 -45,689 5,692 124,331 7,171 116,522 639 174,026 16,869 162,211 -5,054
November (R) -48,660 -7,780 -47,194 6,314 123,380 8,166 114,205 1,009 172,040 15,946 161,399 -5,304
December -54,679 -10,495 -49,978 5,793 123,337 8,287 114,012 1,037 178,016 18,782 163,990 -4,756
(1) Detailed data presented on a Census basis. The information to convert to a BOP basis is not available.
(2) The "residual" represents the difference between total exports or imports, and the sum of the components in the table. For additional information
see www.census.gov/foreign-trade/aip/priceadj.html.
NOTE: For information on data sources, nonsampling errors and definitions, see the information section on page A-1 of this release or at www.census.gov/ft900
or www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm.
Period
19. - 14 -
Part B: NOT Seasonally Adjusted
Exhibit 12. U.S. Trade in Goods
In millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. (R) - Revised.
Balance Exports Imports
Total Balance
of Payments
Basis
Total Census
Basis
Total Balance
of Payments
Basis
Net
Adjustments
Total Census
Basis
Total Balance
of Payments
Basis
Net
Adjustments
Total Census
Basis
2012
Jan.- Dec. -742,095 -730,599 1,561,689 15,986 1,545,703 2,303,785 27,482 2,276,302
January -66,787 -65,686 119,206 1,359 117,847 185,993 2,460 183,533
February -48,935 -48,217 125,053 1,440 123,613 173,988 2,158 171,829
March -58,235 -57,096 141,511 1,256 140,254 199,745 2,395 197,350
April -62,764 -62,052 128,975 1,559 127,416 191,739 2,272 189,468
May -68,319 -67,178 132,372 1,139 131,232 200,691 2,280 198,411
June -60,183 -59,212 133,895 1,318 132,577 194,078 2,290 191,788
July -72,135 -71,440 122,963 1,563 121,400 195,098 2,258 192,840
August -67,304 -66,375 130,015 1,429 128,585 197,319 2,359 194,960
September -58,418 -57,431 129,585 1,330 128,254 188,003 2,317 185,686
October -66,345 -65,141 134,823 1,197 133,627 201,168 2,400 198,768
November -65,370 -64,385 131,368 1,198 130,170 196,738 2,183 194,555
December -47,301 -46,386 131,924 1,196 130,728 179,225 2,110 177,114
2013
Jan.- Dec. -701,669 -688,728 1,592,784 13,191 1,579,593 2,294,453 26,131 2,268,321
January -62,670 -62,060 124,580 1,450 123,130 187,250 2,060 185,190
February -48,176 -46,822 124,407 871 123,536 172,583 2,225 170,358
March -46,077 -45,093 137,937 1,174 136,762 184,013 2,158 181,855
April -62,199 -61,096 130,494 1,030 129,465 192,693 2,132 190,561
May -64,719 -63,679 133,996 989 133,007 198,715 2,029 196,686
June -51,520 -50,135 135,481 652 134,830 187,001 2,037 184,965
July -71,010 -70,026 128,569 1,211 127,358 199,578 2,194 197,384
August -61,475 -60,506 133,942 1,338 132,604 195,417 2,306 193,110
September -64,456 -63,453 129,653 1,138 128,515 194,109 2,141 191,968
October -64,234 -62,916 143,121 939 142,182 207,355 2,256 205,098
November -53,343 -52,432 137,575 1,326 136,249 190,919 2,238 188,681
December -51,791 -50,509 133,029 1,073 131,956 184,820 2,355 182,465
2014
Jan.- Dec. -736,839 -722,504 1,635,090 11,817 1,623,273 2,371,929 26,151 2,345,778
January -57,873 -57,193 129,057 1,549 127,508 186,930 2,229 184,701
February -48,104 -45,937 123,861 133 123,728 171,966 2,301 169,665
March -52,797 -51,441 143,069 1,164 141,905 195,866 2,519 193,346
April -67,610 -66,700 135,050 1,233 133,817 202,660 2,143 200,517
May -62,701 -61,852 139,517 1,292 138,225 202,218 2,141 200,077
June -59,997 -59,046 139,573 1,173 138,400 199,569 2,123 197,446
July -71,580 -70,762 134,829 1,339 133,491 206,410 2,157 204,253
August -59,900 -58,657 138,733 855 137,878 198,633 2,097 196,536
September -70,800 -69,389 134,160 735 133,425 204,960 2,145 202,814
October -66,176 -64,907 146,716 887 145,829 212,892 2,156 210,736
November (R) -55,767 -54,603 136,113 922 135,191 191,880 2,086 189,794
December -63,535 -62,015 134,411 535 133,876 197,946 2,054 195,892
November data as published last month:
-54,633 -53,493 136,341 913 135,428 190,974 2,053 188,921
NOTE: For information on data sources, nonsampling errors, definitions and details concerning what is included in the Net Adjustments, see the information
section on page A-1 of this release or at www.census.gov/ft900 or www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm.
Period
20. - 15 -
Part B: NOT Seasonally Adjusted
Exhibit 13. Exports and Imports of Goods by Principal End-Use Category
In millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. (R) - Revised.
End-Use Commodity Category
Foods, Feeds,
& Beverages
Industrial
Supplies (2)
Capital Goods
Automotive
Vehicles, etc.
Consumer
Goods
Other Goods
Exports
2013
Jan.- Dec. 1,592,784 13,191 1,579,593 136,184 509,313 534,205 152,556 189,090 58,245
January 124,580 1,450 123,130 11,911 40,544 41,242 10,441 14,634 4,358
February 124,407 871 123,536 11,392 41,007 39,630 12,040 14,485 4,982
March 137,937 1,174 136,762 10,862 44,458 46,489 13,553 16,147 5,253
April 130,494 1,030 129,465 9,642 42,352 43,304 13,408 16,173 4,586
May 133,996 989 133,007 9,498 43,084 45,729 13,914 15,905 4,877
June 135,481 652 134,830 9,111 41,945 47,522 13,065 18,091 5,096
July 128,569 1,211 127,358 9,751 43,403 43,869 10,633 15,034 4,668
August 133,942 1,338 132,604 10,022 43,694 45,415 13,343 15,297 4,833
September 129,653 1,138 128,515 10,584 40,590 43,895 13,272 15,625 4,549
October 143,121 939 142,182 14,798 44,308 46,910 13,950 17,328 4,889
November 137,575 1,326 136,249 15,148 41,416 44,908 13,312 16,138 5,327
December 133,029 1,073 131,956 13,465 42,512 45,292 11,626 14,234 4,826
2014
Jan.- Dec. 1,635,090 11,817 1,623,273 144,241 506,835 550,045 159,456 199,152 63,545
January 129,057 1,549 127,508 13,077 43,390 41,622 10,430 14,583 4,406
February 123,861 133 123,728 12,205 38,777 40,109 11,834 15,985 4,818
March 143,069 1,164 141,905 12,615 43,599 48,966 14,219 17,384 5,121
April 135,050 1,233 133,817 11,406 42,649 45,132 13,382 16,105 5,143
May 139,517 1,292 138,225 11,124 43,576 46,528 14,455 16,900 5,642
June 139,573 1,173 138,400 10,425 42,400 47,270 14,228 18,908 5,169
July 134,829 1,339 133,491 10,279 43,557 45,710 12,914 15,768 5,262
August 138,733 855 137,878 10,242 44,563 47,258 13,745 16,570 5,499
September 134,160 735 133,425 10,492 41,369 45,638 13,764 16,841 5,321
October 146,716 887 145,829 14,524 43,363 49,619 14,559 18,176 5,589
November (R) 136,113 922 135,191 14,606 40,464 44,606 13,312 16,501 5,702
December 134,411 535 133,876 13,246 39,128 47,587 12,613 15,430 5,873
Imports
2013
Jan.- Dec. 2,294,453 26,131 2,268,321 115,146 681,576 554,518 308,802 532,743 75,537
January 187,250 2,060 185,190 9,525 60,468 43,701 22,114 43,297 6,086
February 172,583 2,225 170,358 8,849 51,923 40,812 23,482 39,869 5,422
March 184,013 2,158 181,855 9,838 56,834 44,985 25,917 37,547 6,734
April 192,693 2,132 190,561 9,840 59,398 45,757 25,954 42,811 6,801
May 198,715 2,029 196,686 10,347 60,743 46,637 25,973 45,803 7,183
June 187,001 2,037 184,965 9,418 55,680 46,602 25,516 41,545 6,205
July 199,578 2,194 197,384 9,607 60,470 47,971 24,962 47,912 6,463
August 195,417 2,306 193,110 9,358 58,443 46,836 26,956 45,494 6,023
September 194,109 2,141 191,968 8,966 56,186 46,530 26,174 47,837 6,276
October 207,355 2,256 205,098 10,107 58,387 49,245 28,183 52,324 6,853
November 190,919 2,238 188,681 9,505 51,013 47,975 28,158 46,456 5,573
December 184,820 2,355 182,465 9,786 52,031 47,466 25,414 41,849 5,918
2014
Jan.- Dec. 2,371,929 26,151 2,345,778 125,755 665,455 591,360 327,758 557,953 77,497
January 186,930 2,229 184,701 9,956 56,767 45,111 23,236 43,814 5,817
February 171,966 2,301 169,665 8,826 51,045 41,191 24,288 38,889 5,426
March 195,866 2,519 193,346 10,967 57,798 48,394 27,782 41,447 6,959
April 202,660 2,143 200,517 10,952 60,417 48,629 27,799 45,567 7,152
May 202,218 2,141 200,077 10,968 58,433 49,935 28,121 46,377 6,242
June 199,569 2,123 197,446 10,874 56,485 51,201 27,817 44,575 6,494
July 206,410 2,157 204,253 10,762 59,737 51,248 27,376 48,259 6,872
August 198,633 2,097 196,536 10,076 56,223 49,776 27,950 46,491 6,020
September 204,960 2,145 202,814 10,135 55,257 50,900 27,000 52,497 7,025
October 212,892 2,156 210,736 11,170 55,228 53,167 30,273 54,064 6,834
November (R) 191,880 2,086 189,794 10,107 46,715 49,846 28,182 48,995 5,949
December 197,946 2,054 195,892 10,962 51,348 51,962 27,934 46,978 6,707
(1) Detailed data are presented on a Census basis. The information needed to convert to a BOP basis is not available.
(2) Includes petroleum and petroleum products.
NOTE: For information on data sources, nonsampling errors and definitions, see the information section on page A-1 of this release or at
www.census.gov/ft900 or www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm.
Period
Total Balance
of Payments
Basis
Net
Adjustments
Total Census
Basis (1)
21. - 16 -
Part B: NOT Seasonally Adjusted
Exhibit 14. Exports, Imports, and Balance of Goods by Selected Countries and Areas: 2014
In millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. (-) Represents zero or less than one-half of measurement shown.
(R) - Revised. (X) - Not applicable.
Balance Exports Imports
December
2014
November
2014
Annual
2014
December
2014
November
2014
Annual
2014
December
2014
November
2014
Annual
2014
Total Balance of Payments Basis -63,535 (R) -55,767 -736,839 134,411 (R) 136,113 1,635,090 197,946 (R) 191,880 2,371,929
Net Adjustments -1,520 (R) -1,163 -14,335 535 (R) 922 11,817 2,054 (R) 2,086 26,151
Total Census Basis -62,015 (R) -54,603 -722,504 133,876 (R) 135,191 1,623,273 195,892 (R) 189,794 2,345,778
North America -9,221 (R) -5,839 -87,862 43,295 (R) 45,110 552,358 52,516 50,949 640,220
Canada -4,249 (R) -1,390 -34,031 24,406 (R) 25,388 312,032 28,654 26,778 346,063
Mexico -4,972 -4,449 -53,831 18,889 19,722 240,326 23,862 24,171 294,157
Europe -15,091 -11,806 -156,394 26,530 27,254 334,519 41,622 39,060 490,913
European Union -13,636 -11,803 -141,138 22,147 22,128 276,698 35,782 33,931 417,837
Austria -609 -694 -7,017 195 213 3,733 804 906 10,750
Belgium 890 1,338 13,919 2,575 2,917 34,824 1,686 1,579 20,905
Czech Republic -241 -163 -2,035 165 170 2,304 406 333 4,339
Finland -262 -197 -2,837 184 165 2,160 445 362 4,997
France -1,451 -1,509 -15,818 2,512 2,326 31,197 3,962 3,835 47,015
Germany -6,349 -6,519 -73,738 3,775 3,996 49,443 10,123 10,515 123,181
Hungary -315 -297 -3,418 165 142 1,843 479 440 5,262
Ireland -3,034 -1,891 -26,209 546 550 7,773 3,581 2,440 33,982
Italy -2,203 -2,387 -25,093 1,414 1,280 16,988 3,617 3,667 42,081
Netherlands 1,996 2,291 22,862 3,638 3,811 43,669 1,642 1,520 20,807
Poland -165 -126 -1,519 297 298 3,659 462 425 5,178
Spain -510 -411 -4,292 767 889 10,108 1,278 1,300 14,400
Sweden -560 -393 -5,880 339 351 4,340 899 744 10,220
United Kingdom -236 -84 -183 4,615 4,220 53,865 4,851 4,305 54,049
Other -587 -761 -9,880 959 800 10,791 1,546 1,561 20,671
Norway -62 4 -913 308 353 4,447 370 350 5,359
Russia -1,177 -203 -12,924 548 917 10,768 1,725 1,119 23,692
Switzerland -893 -4 -8,559 1,814 2,468 22,629 2,707 2,471 31,187
Other Europe 676 200 7,140 1,714 1,389 19,977 1,038 1,189 12,837
Euro Area -11,670 -10,301 -121,077 16,123 16,552 205,929 27,793 26,853 327,006
Pacific Rim Countries -34,691 -36,140 -412,096 34,985 33,816 395,761 69,676 69,955 807,857
Australia 1,010 1,241 15,998 1,988 2,133 26,668 978 892 10,670
China -28,300 -29,937 -342,633 12,231 12,190 124,024 40,531 42,127 466,656
Indonesia -973 -831 -11,031 532 670 8,331 1,504 1,501 19,362
Japan -5,701 -5,522 -66,975 5,778 5,072 66,964 11,480 10,593 133,939
Malaysia -1,664 -1,665 -17,311 1,222 1,106 13,136 2,886 2,771 30,448
Philippines -206 -133 -1,699 691 689 8,461 897 822 10,160
Newly Industrialized Countries (NICs) 977 661 10,353 11,963 11,618 142,788 10,986 10,957 132,435
Hong Kong 2,895 2,974 35,083 3,298 3,328 40,877 403 354 5,794
Korea, South -2,223 -2,804 -25,062 3,823 3,504 44,544 6,047 6,309 69,606
Singapore 1,149 1,501 14,068 2,464 2,595 30,532 1,315 1,094 16,463
Taiwan -844 -1,009 -13,736 2,377 2,190 26,836 3,221 3,200 40,572
Other 165 47 1,202 580 339 5,388 415 293 4,186
South/Central America 2,899 4,924 34,366 15,015 15,305 184,797 12,116 10,380 150,430
Argentina 512 550 6,584 845 862 10,828 333 312 4,243
Brazil 325 746 12,081 3,137 3,197 42,418 2,812 2,451 30,337
Chile 496 1,027 7,139 1,271 1,577 16,630 775 549 9,491
Colombia 302 255 2,082 1,923 1,632 20,317 1,621 1,377 18,234
Other 1,264 2,345 6,478 7,839 8,037 94,604 6,575 5,691 88,125
OPEC -1,368 -781 -49,403 7,783 6,908 82,729 9,151 7,689 132,132
Nigeria 3 342 2,082 385 468 5,924 382 126 3,842
Saudi Arabia -722 -1,145 -28,359 2,254 1,489 18,679 2,976 2,634 47,038
Venezuela -831 -577 -18,880 1,151 1,088 11,339 1,982 1,665 30,219
Other 181 598 -4,246 3,991 3,863 46,787 3,810 3,265 51,033
Africa -152 765 3,398 2,817 3,223 37,966 2,969 2,458 34,568
Algeria -179 (-) -1,990 221 262 2,639 400 263 4,629
Egypt 343 349 5,079 457 442 6,490 114 93 1,410
South Africa -303 -189 -1,921 529 544 6,387 832 733 8,308
Other -13 605 2,229 1,610 1,975 22,450 1,623 1,369 20,221
Other Countries -5,948 -5,461 -78,513 6,013 6,249 66,047 11,961 11,710 144,559
India -1,502 -1,122 -23,601 1,964 2,224 21,628 3,466 3,346 45,228
Thailand -1,292 -1,218 -15,330 1,190 966 11,791 2,482 2,184 27,121
Other -3,154 -3,121 -39,582 2,859 3,059 32,628 6,013 6,180 72,210
Unidentified Countries (2) (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) (X) (X) (X)
Timing Adjustments (X) -918 -667 (X) -45 -77 (X) 873 591
(1) Detailed data are presented on a Census basis. The information needed to convert to a BOP basis is not available.
(2) The export totals reflect shipments of certain grains, oilseeds, and satellites that are not included in the country/area totals.
NOTES:
* This exhibit is not additive; countries may be included in more than one area. For a list of countries in each area, see the information section on page A-2 of this release or
at www.census.gov/ft900 or www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm.
* Area data reflect the composition of the areas as they were at the time of reporting.
* For information on data sources, nonsampling errors and definitions, see the information section on page A-1 of this release or at www.census.gov/ft900 or
www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm.
Item (1)
22. - 17 -
Part B: NOT Seasonally Adjusted
Exhibit 14a. Exports, Imports, and Balance of Goods by Selected Countries and Areas: 2013
In millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. (-) Represents zero or less than one-half of measurement shown.
(X) - Not applicable.
Balance Exports Imports
December
2013
November
2013
Annual
2013
December
2013
November
2013
Annual
2013
December
2013
November
2013
Annual
2013
Total Balance of Payments Basis -51,791 -53,343 -701,669 133,029 137,575 1,592,784 184,820 190,919 2,294,453
Net Adjustments -1,281 -911 -12,940 1,073 1,326 13,191 2,355 2,238 26,131
Total Census Basis -50,509 -52,432 -688,728 131,956 136,249 1,579,593 182,465 188,681 2,268,321
North America -7,288 -6,082 -85,393 41,809 45,027 527,689 49,097 51,109 613,082
Canada -3,252 -1,662 -30,943 23,716 25,724 301,610 26,969 27,387 332,553
Mexico -4,035 -4,419 -54,450 18,093 19,303 226,079 22,128 23,722 280,529
Europe -11,470 -10,344 -133,937 25,573 28,136 326,727 37,044 38,479 460,664
European Union -11,281 -10,325 -125,441 20,800 22,744 262,151 32,081 33,069 387,591
Austria -592 -667 -6,264 188 208 3,520 780 875 9,784
Belgium 1,052 1,089 12,929 2,572 2,682 31,941 1,520 1,594 19,012
Czech Republic -188 -119 -1,980 151 218 1,943 340 337 3,923
Finland -164 -229 -2,315 161 184 2,354 325 413 4,669
France -1,530 -1,015 -13,963 2,764 2,781 31,745 4,293 3,796 45,708
Germany -5,789 -5,990 -66,983 3,631 4,394 47,362 9,420 10,384 114,345
Hungary -250 -253 -2,041 144 127 1,727 394 380 3,768
Ireland -1,701 -1,835 -24,857 609 555 6,640 2,310 2,391 31,496
Italy -1,998 -1,984 -21,937 1,364 1,336 16,755 3,362 3,320 38,692
Netherlands 2,078 2,263 23,341 3,435 3,852 42,572 1,357 1,589 19,231
Poland -156 -40 -1,096 257 349 3,790 413 389 4,885
Spain 8 49 -1,438 1,010 933 10,241 1,002 884 11,679
Sweden -429 -554 -4,854 324 291 4,318 754 844 9,172
United Kingdom -962 -372 -5,464 3,386 3,904 47,353 4,348 4,277 52,817
Other -660 -668 -8,519 802 929 9,892 1,462 1,597 18,411
Norway 61 -90 -919 428 398 4,591 367 488 5,510
Russia -487 -904 -15,950 991 950 11,136 1,479 1,854 27,086
Switzerland -777 -132 -1,503 1,498 2,085 26,773 2,274 2,217 28,276
Other Europe 1,013 1,108 9,876 1,856 1,958 22,076 843 850 12,200
Euro Area -8,866 -8,524 -103,980 16,125 17,339 198,078 24,991 25,863 302,058
Pacific Rim Countries -27,962 -31,133 -383,225 35,803 36,015 388,085 63,765 67,148 771,310
Australia 1,636 1,182 16,858 2,379 2,008 26,130 742 825 9,272
China -24,492 -27,043 -318,711 13,006 13,065 121,736 37,498 40,107 440,448
Indonesia -714 -772 -9,777 747 701 9,100 1,461 1,473 18,877
Japan -5,904 -5,763 -73,368 5,260 5,844 65,206 11,164 11,607 138,573
Malaysia -1,342 -1,142 -14,282 1,012 1,044 13,007 2,354 2,187 27,289
Philippines -32 149 -865 712 913 8,404 744 764 9,269
Newly Industrialized Countries (NICs) 2,862 2,005 16,347 12,352 11,891 140,201 9,490 9,886 123,854
Hong Kong 3,316 2,850 36,658 3,673 3,229 42,342 357 379 5,684
Korea, South -896 -1,174 -20,672 3,973 3,884 41,715 4,869 5,058 62,386
Singapore 1,176 1,154 12,829 2,411 2,495 30,672 1,235 1,342 17,843
Taiwan -733 -826 -12,468 2,296 2,283 25,472 3,029 3,109 37,940
Other 25 250 574 336 549 4,301 311 298 3,727
South/Central America 3,837 2,826 25,886 16,116 14,810 184,398 12,279 11,985 158,513
Argentina 649 348 5,710 1,009 808 10,354 360 460 4,644
Brazil 1,482 1,045 16,485 3,706 3,123 44,119 2,224 2,078 27,634
Chile 517 831 7,130 1,307 1,385 17,515 790 554 10,384
Colombia 356 178 -3,234 1,793 1,632 18,392 1,437 1,454 21,626
Other 834 424 -206 8,302 7,862 94,019 7,468 7,438 94,225
OPEC -3,989 -4,816 -68,011 7,421 6,486 84,679 11,410 11,303 152,690
Nigeria 310 195 -5,332 546 663 6,392 235 468 11,724
Saudi Arabia -2,789 -2,856 -32,850 1,984 1,500 18,956 4,773 4,356 51,807
Venezuela -1,571 -1,547 -18,794 995 1,072 13,204 2,566 2,619 31,997
Other 60 -609 -11,035 3,896 3,252 46,127 3,836 3,860 57,162
Africa 231 25 -14,886 2,890 2,764 35,175 2,658 2,739 50,061
Algeria -235 -326 -2,982 112 89 1,849 347 414 4,831
Egypt 319 286 3,562 424 382 5,176 104 96 1,615
South Africa -188 -32 -1,173 483 452 7,293 671 484 8,465
Other 336 97 -14,293 1,871 1,841 20,857 1,535 1,744 35,150
Other Countries -5,658 -5,253 -69,297 4,959 5,515 64,049 10,617 10,768 133,346
India -1,456 -1,007 -20,003 1,559 1,855 21,842 3,015 2,863 41,845
Thailand -1,277 -1,319 -14,376 895 960 11,797 2,172 2,279 26,173
Other -2,925 -2,926 -34,918 2,505 2,700 30,410 5,430 5,626 65,328
Unidentified Countries (2) 39 61 180 39 61 180 (X) (X) (X)
(1) Detailed data are presented on a Census basis. The information needed to convert to a BOP basis is not available.
(2) The export totals reflect shipments of certain grains, oilseeds, and satellites that are not included in the country/area totals.
NOTES:
* This exhibit is not additive; countries may be included in more than one area. For a list of countries in each area, see the information section on page A-2 of this release or
at www.census.gov/ft900 or www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm.
* Area data reflect the composition of the areas at yearend.
* For information on data sources, nonsampling errors and definitions, see the information section on page A-1 of this release or at www.census.gov/ft900 or
www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm.
Item (1)
23. - 18 -
Part B: NOT Seasonally Adjusted
Exhibit 15. Exports and Imports of Goods by Principal Commodities
In millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. This exhibit is not additive.
(R) - Revised. (X) - Not applicable. (-) Represents zero or less than one-half of measurement shown.
2014 2013
December November Annual Annual
Exports Imports Exports Imports Exports Imports Exports Imports
Total Balance of Payment Basis (2) 134,411 197,946 (R) 136,113 (R) 191,880 1,635,090 2,371,929 1,592,784 2,294,453
Net Adjustments (2) 535 2,054 (R) 922 (R) 2,086 11,817 26,151 13,191 26,131
Total Census Basis (2) 133,876 195,892 (R) 135,191 (R) 189,794 1,623,273 2,345,778 1,579,593 2,268,321
Manufactured Goods (3) 97,585 163,396 97,415 159,889 1,193,380 1,927,279 1,183,359 1,830,128
Agricultural Commodities (3) 13,925 9,554 14,887 8,828 150,458 111,855 144,363 104,373
Food and Live Animals 8,571 8,706 8,631 7,855 108,568 97,065 103,214 88,239
Live animals other than fish 128 406 69 418 920 3,534 968 2,634
Meat and preparations 1,625 932 1,599 837 19,345 8,913 17,911 6,508
Dairy products and birds' eggs 422 217 441 187 6,301 1,988 5,899 1,768
Fish and preparations 326 1,744 431 1,662 5,368 20,117 5,248 17,865
Cereals and preparations 1,922 774 1,697 738 26,945 9,236 24,277 9,690
Vegetables and fruit 1,983 2,594 2,260 2,188 22,265 28,209 21,687 26,413
Sugars, preparations and honey 170 341 169 297 2,230 4,535 2,429 4,307
Coffee, tea, cocoa and spices 253 1,076 279 939 3,134 13,024 3,093 11,798
Feeding stuff for animals 1,014 243 961 218 13,171 3,101 13,164 2,883
Miscellaneous edible products 729 378 725 369 8,888 4,406 8,537 4,374
Beverages and Tobacco 538 1,675 530 1,808 6,460 21,560 6,452 20,800
Beverages 359 1,526 388 1,600 4,948 19,502 4,829 18,626
Tobacco and manufactures 180 148 141 207 1,512 2,057 1,623 2,175
Crude Materials Except Fuels 8,478 2,833 9,761 2,705 85,942 36,524 85,209 34,855
Hides, skins and furskins, raw 213 19 192 14 2,927 308 3,136 288
Oil seeds and oleaginous fruits 3,912 125 5,142 105 26,488 2,200 24,108 1,645
Crude rubber 232 257 237 262 3,147 3,771 3,257 4,248
Cork and wood 522 590 560 558 7,270 7,188 6,524 6,402
Pulp and waste paper 730 304 742 248 8,737 3,591 8,665 3,619
Textile fibers, including waste 574 121 421 116 6,915 1,421 8,228 1,294
Crude fertilizers 228 226 226 260 2,804 2,934 2,478 2,598
Metalliferous ores and metal scrap 1,783 660 1,961 632 24,492 8,853 25,814 8,291
Crude animal and vegetable materials 283 531 280 510 3,162 6,259 3,000 6,469
Mineral Fuels and Lubricants 11,669 25,132 11,878 22,156 155,242 345,802 147,693 379,770
Coal, coke and briquettes 619 70 642 113 8,776 1,191 11,455 1,019
Petroleum products and preparations 9,897 23,803 10,160 20,743 128,373 326,752 123,368 363,152
Gas, natural and manufactured 1,126 1,084 1,056 1,143 17,503 15,232 12,514 13,169
Electric current 27 175 21 157 590 2,626 356 2,429
Animal and Vegetables Oils 215 432 231 405 2,801 5,778 3,179 5,669
Animal oils and fats 50 20 53 16 726 246 765 260
Fixed vegetable fats and oils, crude 135 399 153 374 1,687 5,379 1,987 5,255
Animal or vegetables fats, processed 30 13 25 15 388 153 428 153
Chemicals and Related Products 16,122 17,898 16,124 15,545 203,118 207,903 198,816 195,477
Organic chemicals 3,255 4,023 3,083 3,431 39,595 52,281 42,503 52,314
Inorganic chemicals 1,119 1,289 942 1,002 11,430 13,103 11,205 14,194
Dyeing, tanning and coloring materials 578 286 608 293 7,697 3,971 7,550 3,813
Medicinial and pharmaceutical products 3,447 7,203 3,851 5,916 46,231 76,268 41,386 66,799
Essential oils and resinoids 1,197 1,125 1,258 1,067 15,364 13,339 14,854 12,480
Fertilizers 295 682 276 619 3,726 8,104 4,083 7,959
Plastics in primary forms 2,745 1,252 2,722 1,198 35,150 15,752 34,530 14,000
Plastics in nonprimary forms 973 745 1,026 742 12,811 9,629 12,094 8,944
Chemical materials and products 2,513 1,294 2,359 1,277 31,114 15,456 30,610 14,976
Item (1)
24. - 19 -
Part B: NOT Seasonally Adjusted
Exhibit 15. Exports and Imports of Goods by Principal Commodities
In millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. This exhibit is not additive.
(R) - Revised. (X) - Not applicable. (-) Represents zero or less than one-half of measurement shown.
2014 2013
December November Annual Annual
Exports Imports Exports Imports Exports Imports Exports Imports
Item (1)
Manufactured Goods by Material 8,996 20,824 9,320 20,194 117,677 254,183 115,839 234,806
Leather and leather manufactures 118 112 118 116 1,436 1,398 1,346 1,280
Rubber manufactures (4) 724 1,656 804 1,724 10,166 21,821 9,938 21,075
Cork and wood manufactures 170 771 172 756 2,216 9,557 2,182 9,058
Paper and paperboard 1,239 1,282 1,226 1,349 16,033 16,696 16,139 15,978
Textile yarn, fabrics 936 2,216 1,081 2,174 13,247 27,002 12,857 25,814
Nonmetallic mineral manufactures (4) 1,000 3,523 1,093 3,553 13,028 45,083 12,550 41,908
Iron and steel 1,465 4,015 1,447 3,831 18,410 46,872 18,444 36,626
Nonferrous metals 1,246 3,364 1,200 3,019 15,570 38,511 15,718 38,270
Manufactures of metals 2,099 3,886 2,179 3,672 27,571 47,243 26,665 44,797
Machinery and Transport Equipment 45,327 82,709 43,411 83,132 533,199 939,233 513,919 886,782
Power generating machinery (4) 3,735 5,463 3,308 5,147 40,071 66,242 38,417 60,649
Specialized industrial machinery 3,943 4,112 3,788 3,702 48,741 47,260 49,203 42,273
Metalworking machinery 471 887 474 799 5,688 9,912 6,046 9,920
General industrial machinery 5,499 7,445 5,603 7,061 70,163 92,329 66,629 83,464
Office machines 1,969 10,934 1,739 11,418 21,858 117,873 21,553 117,460
Telecommunications equipment (4) 2,051 14,595 1,985 16,651 23,606 152,622 23,632 146,199
Electrical machinery (4) 6,658 13,357 6,645 12,986 80,839 158,814 78,499 149,917
Road vehicles 9,774 22,396 9,996 22,407 121,366 256,988 118,658 244,451
Transport equipment (4) 11,227 3,520 9,874 2,961 120,867 37,194 111,283 32,447
Miscellaneous Manufactured Articles 10,233 28,013 10,206 28,529 122,798 348,756 121,692 333,247
Prefabricated buildings 258 953 274 937 3,241 11,502 3,141 10,402
Furniture (4) 511 3,539 553 3,365 6,441 41,451 6,129 38,002
Travel goods 47 916 55 881 566 10,996 583 10,585
Apparel and clothing accessories 258 6,595 294 6,455 3,401 90,146 3,425 87,924
Footwear 66 1,981 73 1,772 824 26,014 789 24,810
Scientific and controlling equipment (4) 4,213 4,482 4,079 4,156 49,971 50,500 50,139 47,452
Photographic equipment 521 1,256 519 1,292 6,461 14,348 6,556 13,511
Miscellaneous manufactured articles 4,358 8,291 4,360 9,673 51,893 103,799 50,930 100,560
Miscellaneous Commodities 5,402 7,670 6,797 6,593 66,469 88,385 75,419 88,676
Special transactions 791 5,397 775 4,729 8,029 60,631 7,191 56,781
Coin, including gold coin 19 113 47 137 299 1,645 397 2,459
Coin, other than gold 1 2 3 0 32 15 47 35
Gold, nonmonetary 1,661 1,310 2,870 900 21,634 14,451 33,194 15,958
Low value estimate 2,930 848 3,102 827 36,474 11,642 34,588 13,443
Re-Exports 18,325 (X) 18,538 (X) 221,170 (X) 208,161 (X)
Manufactured Goods (3) 17,172 (X) 17,464 (X) 209,677 (X) 199,297 (X)
Agricultural Commodities (3) 432 (X) 376 (X) 4,598 (X) 4,316 (X)
(1) Detailed data are presented for domestic exports unless otherwise noted. All data are on a Census basis. The information needed to convert to a BOP
basis is not available.
(2) Total exports including re-exports (exports of foreign merchandise).
(3) Manufactured Goods is based on the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) and Agricultural Commodities is based on the Harmonized
System commodities specified by the U.S. Department of Agriculture definition. All other commodity detail is based on the SITC.
(4) Export statistics for certain commodity classifications related to the aircraft industry are subject to suppression and have been aggregated in a manner that
prevents the disclosure of confidential information. For additional information, see www.census.gov/foreign-trade/statistics/notices/aircraft/.
NOTE: For information on data sources, nonsampling errors and definitions, see the information section on page A-1 of this release or at
www.census.gov/ft900 or www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm.
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Part B: NOT Seasonally Adjusted
Exhibit 16. Exports, Imports, and Balance of Advanced Technology Products
In millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to rounding.
Period Balance Exports Imports
2012
Jan.- Dec. -91,218 305,010 396,228
January -6,796 22,563 29,359
February -5,796 23,433 29,229
March -7,023 28,060 35,083
April -6,716 23,768 30,483
May -8,837 24,887 33,724
June -6,847 26,554 33,401
July -8,434 24,583 33,017
August -6,721 25,600 32,321
September -7,116 25,815 32,932
October -9,950 26,109 36,059
November -11,721 26,099 37,819
December -5,261 27,539 32,801
2013
Jan.- Dec. -81,287 319,789 401,076
January -7,272 24,010 31,282
February -5,243 22,660 27,903
March -3,602 27,982 31,585
April -7,831 24,691 32,521
May -6,985 27,141 34,127
June -3,729 29,198 32,926
July -7,699 26,735 34,434
August -5,773 26,734 32,507
September -8,306 26,751 35,057
October -9,620 27,696 37,316
November -9,332 27,949 37,282
December -5,896 28,242 34,138
2014
Jan.- Dec. -85,620 335,909 421,529
January -4,693 25,311 30,004
February -3,238 24,338 27,576
March -3,877 29,304 33,181
April -8,365 26,982 35,348
May -7,585 27,616 35,200
June -7,451 28,395 35,845
July -6,928 27,116 34,045
August -4,522 28,857 33,378
September -10,464 28,295 38,760
October -9,153 30,375 39,528
November -11,367 28,204 39,571
December -7,976 31,116 39,092
NOTES:
* Export statistics for certain commodity classifications related to the aircraft industry are subject to
suppression and have been aggregated in a manner that prevents the disclosure of confidential information.
As a result, Advanced Technology Product exports are overstated by $369 million in December 2014.
For additional information, see www.census.gov/foreign-trade/statistics/notices/aircraft/.
* Data are not available on a BOP basis. For information on data sources, nonsampling errors and
definitions, see the information section on page A-1 of this release or at www.census.gov/ft900 or
www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm.
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Part B: NOT Seasonally Adjusted
Exhibit 16a. Exports, Imports, and Balance of Advanced Technology Products by Technology Group and
Selected Countries and Areas
In millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to rounding.
2014 2013
December November Annual Annual
Balance Exports Imports Balance Exports Imports Balance Exports Imports Balance Exports Imports
Total -7,976 31,116 39,092 -11,367 28,204 39,571 -85,620 335,909 421,529 -81,287 319,789 401,076
Advanced Materials -36 164 200 -11 172 183 -46 2,152 2,198 -109 2,076 2,185
Aerospace (1) 7,176 11,942 4,766 6,440 10,575 4,135 74,208 125,486 51,278 70,210 115,232 45,023
Biotechnology -279 997 1,276 352 1,245 893 740 14,337 13,597 78 11,216 11,138
Electronics 576 3,711 3,134 494 3,398 2,904 6,207 42,973 36,766 5,860 41,809 35,948
Flexible Manufacturing 311 1,462 1,151 130 1,241 1,111 998 15,383 14,385 2,364 14,506 12,143
Information and Communications (1) -13,221 8,980 22,202 -16,060 8,057 24,118 -134,456 95,468 229,923 -131,326 92,541 223,868
Life Science -1,127 2,672 3,800 -844 2,610 3,454 -13,757 30,913 44,670 -11,280 32,209 43,489
Nuclear Technology -285 171 456 -114 64 178 -1,855 1,066 2,921 -1,766 1,674 3,440
Opto-Electronics (1) -1,573 469 2,042 -2,164 377 2,540 -19,944 4,954 24,898 -17,809 5,109 22,918
Weapons 481 548 67 408 464 56 2,283 3,177 894 2,491 3,416 924
2014 2013
December November Annual Annual
Balance Exports Imports Balance Exports Imports Balance Exports Imports Balance Exports Imports
Total -7,976 31,116 39,092 -11,367 28,204 39,571 -85,620 335,909 421,529 -81,287 319,789 401,076
North America 209 5,913 5,703 356 5,594 5,238 5,445 66,920 61,475 3,371 65,490 62,120
Canada 1,109 2,733 1,624 1,585 2,724 1,139 14,536 30,464 15,928 15,599 29,893 14,294
Mexico -900 3,179 4,079 -1,230 2,870 4,100 -9,091 36,455 45,546 -12,228 35,598 47,826
European Union -623 6,177 6,799 -85 5,843 5,928 -5,341 74,452 79,792 -4,971 69,405 74,376
France -171 954 1,125 -195 831 1,026 -1,888 11,136 13,024 -1,316 11,460 12,776
Germany -408 1,067 1,475 -410 1,113 1,523 -3,253 14,118 17,371 -2,020 12,901 14,920
Ireland -1,327 146 1,473 -902 183 1,085 -14,972 2,802 17,774 -16,779 1,681 18,459
Italy -11 290 301 -75 240 315 -111 3,682 3,792 -2 4,150 4,152
United Kingdom 310 1,252 941 615 1,214 599 5,802 15,079 9,277 4,866 13,628 8,762
Other 984 2,468 1,484 882 2,262 1,380 9,081 27,636 18,555 10,280 25,586 15,306
Pacific Rim Countries -11,853 11,063 22,915 -15,534 9,352 24,886 -128,002 113,074 241,076 -120,222 108,162 228,384
Australia 312 420 107 408 516 107 4,074 5,357 1,283 3,630 4,854 1,224
China -11,911 3,369 15,280 -14,647 2,492 17,139 -123,744 30,827 154,571 -116,882 29,051 145,932
Indonesia -44 31 75 55 137 82 1,309 2,170 860 1,545 2,350 805
Japan -305 1,777 2,081 -389 1,402 1,790 -6,084 17,428 23,513 -5,725 17,657 23,381
Malaysia -1,163 755 1,918 -1,188 654 1,842 -11,134 7,504 18,638 -8,817 7,186 16,003
Philippines -93 241 334 -73 231 304 -608 3,039 3,648 48 3,401 3,354
Newly Industrialized Countries (NICs) 1,056 4,156 3,101 217 3,822 3,604 6,018 44,391 38,373 4,782 42,282 37,500
Hong Kong 1,030 1,084 54 994 1,053 58 11,354 11,845 491 11,053 11,558 505
Korea, South -72 1,212 1,284 -758 1,059 1,817 -4,950 11,811 16,761 -4,380 11,562 15,942
Singapore 312 797 485 415 894 480 4,271 10,015 5,744 2,930 9,510 6,580
Taiwan -215 1,063 1,278 -433 816 1,249 -4,657 10,720 15,377 -4,822 9,651 14,472
Other 295 314 19 82 99 17 2,168 2,359 191 1,197 1,382 185
South/Central America 1,919 2,566 647 1,941 2,545 604 19,072 28,532 9,461 19,152 29,980 10,828
Brazil 411 755 344 544 837 294 7,982 10,313 2,331 9,972 11,598 1,625
Other 1,508 1,811 303 1,398 1,707 310 11,090 18,219 7,130 9,180 18,382 9,202
Other Countries 2,371 5,398 3,027 1,956 4,871 2,915 23,206 52,932 29,726 21,383 46,751 25,368
India 469 629 160 513 651 138 3,136 4,951 1,815 3,217 4,854 1,638
Israel -66 280 345 -71 244 315 -135 3,400 3,535 -54 3,023 3,077
Thailand -542 537 1,079 -639 224 863 -6,099 4,381 10,480 -6,157 3,822 9,978
Other 2,509 3,952 1,442 2,152 3,751 1,599 26,304 40,200 13,896 24,377 35,052 10,675
(1) Export statistics for certain commodity classifications related to the aircraft industry are subject to suppression and have been aggregated in a manner that
prevents the disclosure of confidential information. As a result, Advanced Technology Product exports are overstated by $369 million in December 2014.
For additional information, see www.census.gov/foreign-trade/statistics/notices/aircraft/.
NOTE: Data are not available on a BOP basis. For information on data sources, nonsampling errors and definitions, see the information section on page A-1 of this release or at www.census.gov/ft900
or www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm.
Technology Group
Selected Countries and Areas