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U.S. Census BureauU.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis

NEWSU.S. Department of Commerce Washington, DC 20230

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE8:30 A.M. EST FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2013

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: Edward Dozier 202-606-9559Maria Iseman 301-763-2311 Media: Ralph Stewart 202-606-2649

CB13-25, BEA13-04, FT-900 (12-12)

U.S. INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN GOODS AND SERVICES

December 2012

Goods and Services

The U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Bureau ofEconomic Analysis, through the Department of Commerce,announced today that total December exports of $186.4 billionand imports of $224.9 billionresulted in a goods and servicesdeficit of $38.5 billion, down from $48.6 billion in November,

revised. December exports were $3.9 billion more thanNovember exports of $182.5 billion. December imports were$6.2 billion less than November imports of $231.1 billion.

In December, the goods deficit decreased $9.4 billionfrom November to $56.2 billion, and the services surplusincreased $0.7 billion from November to $17.7 billion.Exports of goods increased $3.3 billion to $132.6 billion, andimports of goods decreased $6.1 billion to $188.8 billion.Exports of services increased $0.6 billion to $53.8 billion, andimports of services decreased $0.1 billion to $36.1 billion.

The goods and services deficit decreased $13.2 billion

from December 2011 to December 2012. Exports were up$8.6 billion, or 4.9 percent, and imports were down $4.6billion, or 2.0 percent.

Goods (Census Basis)

The November to December increase in exports of goodsreflected increases in industrial supplies and materials ($3.8billion); other goods ($0.3 billion); and foods, feeds, andbeverages ($0.1 billion). Decreases occurred in capital goods($0.4 billion); automotive vehicles, parts, and engines ($0.3billion); and consumer goods ($0.2 billion).

The November to December decrease in imports of goodsreflected decreases in industrial supplies and materials ($4.2billion); automotive vehicles, parts, and engines ($0.9 billion);

other goods ($0.6 billion); capital goods ($0.3 billion); andfoods, feeds, and beverages ($0.1 billion). Consumer goodswere virtually unchanged.

The December 2011 to December 2012 increase in exportsof goods reflected increases in capital goods ($1.4 billion);industrial supplies and materials ($1.2 billion); other goods($0.8 billion); foods, feeds, and beverages ($0.5 billion);consumer goods($0.3 billion); and automotive vehicles, parts,and engines($0.2 billion).

NOTE: Total goods data are reported on a balance of payments basis unless otherwise specified. Commodity and country data for goods are on a Census basis.

Monthly statistics are seasonally adjusted unless otherwise specified. For information on data sources and definitions, see the information section on page A-1 of thisrelease, or at www.census.gov/ft900 or www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm. The next FT-900 release is March 7, 2013.

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The December 2011 to December 2012 decrease in

imports of goods reflected decreases inindustrial supplies andmaterials ($7.7 billion) and other goods ($0.2 billion).Increases occurred in consumer goods ($1.9 billion);automotive vehicles, parts, and engines ($1.3 billion); capitalgoods ($0.4 billion); and foods, feeds, and beverages ($0.1billion).

Services

Exports of services increased $0.6 billion from Novemberto December. The largest increases were in othertransportation ($0.2 billion), which includes freight and portservices, other private services ($0.1 billion), which includesitems such as business, professional, and technical services,insurance services, and financial services, passenger fares($0.1 billion), and travel ($0.1 billion). Changes in the othercategories of services exports were relatively small.

Imports of services decreased $0.1 billion from November

to December. Decreases in travel ($0.2 billion) and othertransportation ($0.1 billion) were partly offset by increases inpassenger fares ($0.1 billion) and other private services($0.1billion). Changes in the other categories of services importswere relatively small.

The December 2011 to December 2012 increase in exportsof services was $3.9 billion or 7.9 percent. The largestincreases were in other private services ($1.8 billion) andtravel($1.4 billion). Within other private services, the largestincrease was in business, professional, and technical services.

The December 2011 to December 2012 decrease in

imports of services was $0.1 billion or 0.2 percent. Decreasesin direct defense expenditures ($0.2 billion), travel ($0.1billion), and other transportation ($0.1 billion) were partlyoffset by an increase in royalties and license fees ($0.3billion).

Goods and Services Moving Average

For the three months ending in December, exports of

goods and services averaged $183.2 billion, while imports of

goods and services averaged $226.3 billion, resulting in an

average trade deficit of $43.1 billion. For the three months

ending in November, the average trade deficit was $43.7

billion, reflecting average exports of $183.4 billion andaverage imports of $227.1 billion.

Selected Not Seasonally Adjusted Goods Details

The December figures show surpluses, in billions ofdollars, with Hong Kong $4.0 ($3.0 for November), Australia$1.7 ($1.8), Singapore $1.1 ($1.1), and Egypt $0.3 ($0.2).

Deficits were recorded, in billions of dollars, with China $24.5($29.0), European Union $8.7 ($12.2), Japan $5.7 ($6.2),Germany $5.4 ($6.2), Mexico $3.9 ($4.9), Canada $3.6 ($2.8),OPEC $3.4 ($6.6), Ireland $1.5 ($2.3), Venezuela $1.3 ($2.0),

Korea $1.1 ($1.8), Taiwan $0.9 ($1.3), and Nigeria $0.5($1.0).

Advanced technology products exports were $27.6 billionin December and imports were $32.9 billion, resulting in adeficit of $5.4 billion. December exports were $1.5 billionmore than the $26.0 billion in November, while Decemberimports were $4.9 billion less than the $37.8 billion inNovember.

Revisions

The seasonally adjusted goods data, on both a Census

basis and a balance of payments basis, for January throughNovember were revised to align the seasonally adjusted

months with the annual totals.

Census Basis (not seasonally adjusted)

For November, exports of goods were revised up $0.1

billion and imports of goods were virtually unrevised. Goods

carry-over in December was virtually zero for exports and

$1.0 billion (0.6 percent) for imports. For November, revised

export carry-over was virtually zero and revised import carry-

over was $0.2 billion (0.1 percent).

Balance of Payments Basis (seasonally adjusted)

For November, exports of goods were virtually unrevised

and imports of goods were revised down $0.2 billion.

For November, revisions in both exports and imports of

services were small.

Scheduled release dates through December 2013 are located on page A-5

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Annual Summary for 2012

Goods and Services

For 2012, exports of $2,195.9 billion and imports of$2,736.3 billion resulted in a goods and services deficit of

$540.4 billion, $19.5 billion less than the 2011 deficit of$559.9 billion. For goods, exports were $1,563.6 billion andimports were $2,299.3 billion, resulting in a goods deficit of$735.7 billion, $2.7 billion less than the 2011 deficit of $738.4billion. For services, exports were $632.3 billion and importswere $437.0 billion, resulting in a services surplus of $195.3billion, $16.8 billion more than the 2011 surplus of $178.5billion.

The goods and services deficit was $540.4 billion in 2012,down from $559.9 billion in 2011. As a percentage of U.S.gross domestic product, the goods and services deficit was 3.4percent in 2012, down from 3.7 percent in 2011.

Goods (Census basis)

For 2012, exports of goods were up $66.7 billion from2011. Increases occurred in capital goods ($33.7 billion);automotive vehicles, parts, and engines ($12.9 billion);consumer goods ($6.7 billion); foods, feeds, and beverages($6.6 billion); other goods ($6.3 billion); and industrialsupplies and materials($0.5 billion).

For 2012, imports of goods were up $67.2 billion from2011. Increases occurred in automotive vehicles, parts, andengines ($43.1 billion); capital goods ($37.5 billion); other

goods ($6.3 billion); foods, feeds, and beverages ($2.8billion); and consumer goods ($2.2 billion). A decreaseoccurred in industrial supplies and materials($24.6 billion).

Services

For 2012, exports of services were up $26.4 billion from2011. Increases occurred in travel ($12.1 billion), otherprivate services ($10.2 billion), which includes items such asbusiness, professional, and technical services, insuranceservices, and financial services,passenger fares ($3.3 billion),royalties and license fees ($0.6 billion), other transportation($0.3 billion), which includes freight and port services, and

U.S. government miscellaneous services($0.1 billion). Withinother private services, the largest increase was in business,professional, and technical services. A decrease occurred intransfers under U.S. military sales contracts ($0.1 billion).

For 2012, imports of services were up $9.6 billion from2011. Increases occurred in royalties and license fees ($4.9billion), which partly reflects payments for the rights to

broadcast the 2012 Summer Olympic Games, travel ($4.9billion), passenger fares ($3.3 billion), and othertransportation ($0.4 billion). Decreases occurred in directdefense expenditures ($3.0 billion), other private services($0.6 billion), and U.S. government miscellaneous services($0.4 billion). Within other private services, the largestdecrease was in insurance.

For detailed descriptions of the types of transactionsincluded in each of the services categories, see Informationon Goods and Services starting on page A-1 of this release.

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NOTICE

Changes to Exhibit 15

Beginning with the January 2013 statistics scheduled for release on March 7, 2013,Exhibit 15in the U.S.International Trade in Goods and Services news release will be modified to incorporate changes in commoditygroupings and definitions. There will also be minor modifications to the general structure of the exhibit.

In order to reflect a more comprehensive and cohesive listing of commodities,Exhibit 15. Exports and Importsof Goods by Principal Commoditieswill see the following changes:

The Manufactured Goods total will be based on the North American Industry Classification System(NAICS).

The current selected commodities will be replaced with 1- and 2-digit Standard International TradeClassification (SITC) codes.

Examples of the modified exhibit in Excel format and historical data from January 2010 to December 2012 are

available atwww.census.gov/foreign-trade/statistics/notices/20121211_exh15.html.

Informal Entry Value Increase

Effective January 7, 2013, through a final rule in the Federal Register titled Informal Entry Limit and Removalof a Formal Entry Requirement, the United States Customs and Border Protection raised the dollar value limitfor filing informal import entries from $2,000 to $2,500. This rule will facilitate trade for low-value shipments,allowing importers to realize an annual cost savings. The new limit applies to all commodities, includingprevious exceptions (textile products). More information is available atwww.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/newsroom/news_releases/national/12062012.xml.

With the implementation of this final rule, the U.S. Census Bureau has reviewed its method for measuring low-

value shipments and determined that the informal import entries contain all the necessary data elements tomaintain the current level of detail in the published statistics.

If you have any questions or need additional information, please contact the Data Dissemination Branch of theU.S. Census Bureaus Foreign Trade Division on (800) 549-0595, option 4, or [email protected].
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Table of Contents

Seasonally Adjusted

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-UseCategory Totals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Exhibit 10 Real Exports and Imports of Goods by Principal End-Use Category - Chained (2005)Dollars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Exhibit 11 Real Exports, Imports, and Balance of Goods, Petroleum and Non-Petroleum End-UseCommodity Category Totals - Chained (2005) Dollars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

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 . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Exhibit 15 Exports and Imports of Goods by Principal SITC Commodities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Exhibit 16 Exports, Imports, and Balance of Advanced Technology Products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Exhibit 16a Exports, Imports, and Balance of Advanced Technology Products by TechnologyGroup 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 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Information on Goods and Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-1

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Part A: Seasonally Adjusted

Exhibi t 1. U.S. International Trade in Goods and ServicesIn 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

2010

Jan. - Dec. -494,737 -645,124 150,387 1,842,485 1,288,882 553,603 2,337,222 1,934,006 403,216

January -37,078 -48,855 11,777 143,735 99,354 44,381 180,813 148,209 32,604

February -40,679 -51,654 10,975 144,639 100,417 44,222 185,319 152,072 33,247

March -40,194 -52,028 11,835 148,960 104,260 44,699 189,153 156,289 32,865

April -41,418 -53,274 11,856 147,605 103,403 44,202 189,023 156,677 32,346

May -40,586 -53,208 12,622 152,195 106,463 45,731 192,781 159,672 33,109

June -45,682 -58,158 12,476 151,863 105,612 46,251 197,546 163,770 33,776

July -40,418 -52,888 12,469 154,711 108,186 46,525 195,129 161,074 34,055August -45,112 -57,536 12,425 154,941 108,386 46,555 200,053 165,923 34,130

September -43,606 -56,446 12,841 155,816 108,625 47,191 199,422 165,072 34,350

October -40,425 -53,636 13,211 160,332 112,715 47,617 200,757 166,351 34,405

November -38,860 -52,703 13,843 162,190 114,139 48,051 201,050 166,841 34,209

December -40,677 -54,736 14,059 165,499 117,321 48,177 206,176 172,057 34,119

2011

Jan. - Dec. -559,880 -738,413 178,533 2,103,367 1,497,406 605,961 2,663,247 2,235,819 427,428

January -47,523 -61,946 14,422 168,098 119,050 49,048 215,621 180,995 34,626

February -44,801 -59,361 14,560 166,545 117,651 48,894 211,346 177,012 34,334

March -44,902 -60,051 15,149 174,169 124,217 49,952 219,071 184,268 34,803

April -43,556 -58,557 15,001 175,662 125,586 50,076 219,218 184,143 35,075

May -47,669 -63,038 15,369 175,673 124,910 50,763 223,343 187,948 35,394

June -50,324 -65,588 15,264 172,664 121,664 51,000 222,988 187,253 35,736July -45,580 -60,889 15,309 178,339 126,585 51,754 223,919 187,474 36,445

August -44,775 -60,205 15,431 178,382 126,523 51,859 223,157 186,728 36,429

September -44,467 -59,522 15,056 180,629 129,053 51,576 225,096 188,575 36,521

October -45,703 -60,526 14,823 178,742 127,920 50,822 224,445 188,446 35,999

November -48,835 -63,293 14,458 176,710 126,385 50,325 225,545 189,678 35,867

December -51,748 -65,436 13,688 177,751 127,862 49,890 229,499 193,297 36,202

2012

Jan. - Dec. -540,362 -735,702 195,341 2,195,925 1,563,578 632,346 2,736,286 2,299,281 437,005

January (R) -52,296 -66,911 14,614 178,607 127,757 50,849 230,903 194,668 36,235

February (R) -44,594 -60,099 15,505 180,153 128,217 51,936 224,747 188,316 36,431

March (R) -51,734 -67,549 15,815 184,672 131,964 52,708 236,406 199,513 36,893

April (R) -49,734 -65,330 15,596 182,454 130,361 52,093 232,188 195,692 36,497

May (R) -47,017 -63,203 16,186 183,095 130,576 52,520 230,112 193,779 36,334June (R) -40,933 -57,465 16,532 185,533 132,592 52,941 226,466 190,056 36,410

July (R) -41,717 -57,802 16,085 183,303 130,526 52,777 225,020 188,328 36,692

August (R) -42,668 -58,947 16,279 181,499 128,531 52,968 224,167 187,478 36,689

September (R) -40,364 -57,412 17,047 187,132 133,753 53,379 227,496 191,164 36,332

October (R) -42,151 -59,178 17,027 180,614 127,479 53,135 222,766 186,657 36,108

November (R) -48,613 -65,606 16,993 182,491 129,259 53,232 231,104 194,864 36,239December -38,539 -56,201 17,662 186,372 132,563 53,808 224,911 188,765 36,146

November data as published last month:

-48,731 -65,709 16,978 182,553 129,305 53,248 231,284 195,014 36,270

(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

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Exhibit 2. U.S. International Trade in Goods and Services

Three-month Moving AveragesIn millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to seasonal adjustment and rounding. (R) - Revised.


Total Goods (1) Services Total Goods (1) Services Total Goods (1) Services

2010

January -37,348 -49,060 11,712 142,793 98,394 44,400 180,141 147,454 32,688February -38,560 -50,015 11,455 144,147 99,801 44,346 182,707 149,815 32,891March -39,317 -50,846 11,529 145,778 101,344 44,434 185,095 152,190 32,905April -40,764 -52,319 11,555 147,068 102,693 44,374 187,831 155,012 32,819May -40,733 -52,837 12,104 149,586 104,709 44,878 190,319 157,546 32,773

June -42,562 -54,880 12,318 150,554 105,159 45,395 193,116 160,039 33,077July -42,229 -54,751 12,522 152,923 106,754 46,169 195,152 161,505 33,647August -43,737 -56,194 12,457 153,838 107,395 46,444 197,576 163,589 33,987September -43,045 -55,624 12,578 155,156 108,399 46,757 198,201 164,023 34,178October -43,047 -55,873 12,826 157,030 109,909 47,121 200,077 165,782 34,295November -40,964 -54,262 13,298 159,446 111,826 47,620 200,410 166,088 34,321December -39,987 -53,692 13,704 162,674 114,725 47,949 202,661 168,417 34,244

2011

January -42,354 -56,462 14,108 165,262 116,836 48,426 207,616 173,298 34,318February -44,334 -58,681 14,347 166,714 118,007 48,706 211,048 176,688 34,359March -45,742 -60,453 14,711 169,604 120,306 49,298 215,346 180,759 34,587April -44,420 -59,323 14,903 172,125 122,484 49,641 216,545 181,808 34,737May -45,376 -60,549 15,173 175,168 124,904 50,264 220,544 185,453 35,091June -47,183 -62,395 15,211 174,667 124,053 50,613 221,850 186,448 35,402

July -47,858 -63,172 15,314 175,559 124,387 51,172 223,417 187,558 35,858August -46,893 -62,228 15,335 176,462 124,924 51,538 223,355 187,152 36,203September -44,941 -60,206 15,265 179,117 127,387 51,730 224,058 187,593 36,465October -44,982 -60,085 15,103 179,251 127,832 51,419 224,233 187,917 36,316November -46,335 -61,114 14,779 178,694 127,786 50,908 225,029 188,900 36,129December -48,762 -63,085 14,323 177,735 127,389 50,346 226,496 190,474 36,023

2012

January (R) -50,960 -65,213 14,253 177,689 127,335 50,355 228,649 192,548 36,101February (R) -49,546 -64,148 14,602 178,837 127,945 50,892 228,383 192,094 36,289March (R) -49,542 -64,853 15,311 181,144 129,313 51,831 230,685 194,166 36,520April (R) -48,687 -64,326 15,639 182,426 130,181 52,245 231,114 194,507 36,607May (R) -49,495 -65,361 15,866 183,407 130,967 52,440 232,902 196,328 36,574June (R) -45,895 -61,999 16,105 183,694 131,176 52,518 229,589 193,176 36,413

July (R) -43,222 -59,490 16,268 183,977 131,231 52,746 227,200 190,721 36,478August (R) -41,773 -58,071 16,299 183,445 130,550 52,895 225,218 188,621 36,597September (R) -41,583 -58,053 16,470 183,978 130,937 53,041 225,561 188,990 36,571October (R) -41,728 -58,512 16,784 183,082 129,921 53,161 224,810 188,433 36,376November (R) -43,709 -60,732 17,022 183,412 130,163 53,249 227,122 190,895 36,227December -43,101 -60,329 17,227 183,159 129,767 53,392 226,260 190,096 36,165

(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, 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 ofMoving

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Exhib it 3. U.S. Services by Major Category--Expor ts

In millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to seasonal adjustment and rounding. (R) - Revised.

Period Total Services Travel PassengerFares

OtherTransportation

Royalties andLicense Fees

Other PrivateServices

Transfers

Under U.S.Military Sales

Contracts

U.S.GovernmentMisc. Services

2010

Jan. - Dec. 553,603 103,481 30,983 40,817 107,165 255,293 14,752 1,112

January 44,381 8,348 2,276 3,222 9,044 20,158 1,194 139February 44,222 8,332 2,364 3,346 8,667 20,176 1,211 126March 44,699 8,546 2,491 3,345 8,557 20,460 1,195 105April 44,202 8,056 2,314 3,408 8,657 20,439 1,240 87May 45,731 8,594 2,659 3,404 8,823 20,900 1,273 78June 46,251 8,690 2,748 3,533 8,928 21,001 1,277 74

July 46,525 8,755 2,769 3,375 8,966 21,275 1,304 81August 46,555 8,591 2,605 3,377 8,972 21,620 1,308 82September 47,191 8,830 2,697 3,386 8,982 21,926 1,287 83

October 47,617 8,881 2,769 3,391 9,033 22,281 1,180 82November 48,051 8,931 2,712 3,512 9,160 22,502 1,149 85December 48,177 8,927 2,578 3,517 9,377 22,555 1,133 90

2011

Jan. - Dec. 605,961 116,115 36,631 43,064 120,836 270,193 17,946 1,176


July 51,754 10,079 3,291 3,677 10,375 22,686 1,545 102August 51,859 10,005 3,313 3,584 10,404 22,894 1,555 104September 51,576 10,110 3,285 3,695 10,276 22,543 1,564 104October 50,822 9,964 3,154 3,628 10,082 22,357 1,538 99November 50,325 9,765 3,103 3,631 9,958 22,236 1,535 97December 49,890 9,525 3,030 3,568 9,994 22,143 1,542 88

2012

Jan. - Dec. 632,346 128,179 39,899 43,324 121,415 280,434 17,805 1,290


July 52,777 10,799 3,349 3,597 10,050 23,339 1,533 110August 52,968 10,768 3,321 3,583 10,145 23,487 1,553 110September 53,379 11,005 3,333 3,550 10,224 23,599 1,558 110October 53,135 10,724 3,206 3,537 10,190 23,862 1,507 109

November (R) 53,232 10,803 3,327 3,512 10,185 23,804 1,494 107December 53,808 10,898 3,440 3,734 10,198 23,949 1,487 103

November data as published last month:53,248 10,815 3,333 3,510 10,185 23,804 1,494 107

NOTE: For information on data sources, methodology, and details of what is included in each service category, see the information section onpage A-1 of this release, or at www.census.gov/ft900 or www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm.

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Exhibi t 4. U.S. Services by Major Category--Imports


Period Total Services Travel PassengerFares

OtherTransportation

Royalties andLicense Fees

Other PrivateServices

Direct DefenseExpenditures

U.S.GovernmentMisc. Services

2010

Jan. - Dec. 403,216 75,510 27,256 51,258 33,434 180,586 30,391 4,781


July 34,055 6,380 2,379 4,514 2,672 15,155 2,539 416August 34,130 6,311 2,290 4,588 2,723 15,256 2,538 425September 34,350 6,402 2,353 4,523 2,753 15,359 2,532 428

October 34,405 6,471 2,422 4,388 2,765 15,438 2,499 422November 34,209 6,424 2,427 4,245 2,802 15,403 2,489 420December 34,119 6,377 2,385 4,216 2,888 15,354 2,483 415

2011

Jan. - Dec. 427,428 78,651 31,109 54,711 36,620 191,973 29,510 4,854


July 36,445 6,670 2,634 4,666 3,105 16,477 2,471 422August 36,429 6,559 2,624 4,550 3,197 16,620 2,448 431September 36,521 6,666 2,688 4,551 3,201 16,559 2,424 432October 35,999 6,615 2,606 4,558 3,211 16,225 2,372 413

November 35,867 6,538 2,636 4,563 3,214 16,160 2,348 408December 36,202 6,718 2,681 4,648 3,228 16,191 2,332 404

2012

Jan. - Dec. 437,005 83,514 34,411 55,115 41,554 191,369 26,557 4,486


July 36,692 7,000 2,862 4,697 3,691 15,876 2,183 382August 36,689 6,800 2,752 4,525 4,131 15,930 2,167 384September 36,332 6,937 2,807 4,619 3,427 16,001 2,158 383October 36,108 6,778 2,710 4,556 3,433 16,094 2,157 380November (R) 36,239 6,771 2,729 4,632 3,452 16,119 2,164 373

December 36,146 6,613 2,794 4,562 3,478 16,172 2,164 364

November data as published last month:36,270 6,781 2,747 4,635 3,452 16,119 2,164 373

NOTE: For information on data sources, methodology, and details of what is included in each service category, see the information section onpage A-1 of this release, or at www.census.gov/ft900 or www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm.

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Exhib it 5. U.S. Trade in GoodsIn millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to seasonal adjustment and rounding. (R) - Revised.


Total Balanceof Payments

Basis

Total CensusBasis


Basis

NetAdjustments

Total CensusBasis


Basis

NetAdjustments

Total CensusBasis

2010

Jan. - Dec. -645,124 -634,897 1,288,882 10,619 1,278,263 1,934,006 20,846 1,913,160

January -48,855 -48,627 99,354 959 98,395 148,209 1,187 147,022February -51,654 -50,952 100,417 993 99,424 152,072 1,696 150,376March -52,028 -51,023 104,260 735 103,525 156,289 1,740 154,549April -53,274 -52,430 103,403 919 102,484 156,677 1,763 154,914May -53,208 -52,559 106,463 993 105,471 159,672 1,642 158,030June -58,158 -57,191 105,612 882 104,731 163,770 1,848 161,922

July -52,888 -52,183 108,186 837 107,349 161,074 1,541 159,532August -57,536 -56,866 108,386 943 107,444 165,923 1,613 164,310

September -56,446 -55,372 108,625 661 107,964 165,072 1,735 163,337October -53,636 -52,434 112,715 578 112,137 166,351 1,780 164,571November -52,703 -52,017 114,139 1,070 113,068 166,841 1,756 165,085December -54,736 -53,242 117,321 1,049 116,272 172,057 2,543 169,514

2011

Jan. - Dec. -738,413 -727,392 1,497,406 16,974 1,480,432 2,235,819 27,995 2,207,824

January -61,946 -61,240 119,050 1,437 117,613 180,995 2,142 178,853February -59,361 -58,858 117,651 1,714 115,937 177,012 2,216 174,796March -60,051 -59,554 124,217 1,669 122,548 184,268 2,166 182,102April -58,557 -57,738 125,586 1,438 124,147 184,143 2,257 181,886May -63,038 -62,048 124,910 1,452 123,458 187,948 2,442 185,506June -65,588 -64,540 121,664 1,431 120,233 187,253 2,480 184,773

July -60,889 -60,008 126,585 1,491 125,094 187,474 2,372 185,102August -60,205 -59,206 126,523 1,340 125,183 186,728 2,339 184,390September -59,522 -58,537 129,053 1,547 127,506 188,575 2,533 186,042

October -60,526 -59,189 127,920 1,224 126,696 188,446 2,561 185,885November -63,293 -62,179 126,385 1,149 125,236 189,678 2,262 187,416December -65,436 -64,294 127,862 1,083 126,779 193,297 2,224 191,073

2012

Jan. - Dec. -735,702 -727,905 1,563,578 16,441 1,547,137 2,299,281 24,238 2,275,043

January (R) -66,911 -66,042 127,757 1,422 126,335 194,668 2,291 192,377February (R) -60,099 -59,570 128,217 1,529 126,688 188,316 2,058 186,258March (R) -67,549 -66,754 131,964 1,368 130,596 199,513 2,163 197,350April (R) -65,330 -64,892 130,361 1,543 128,818 195,692 1,981 193,711May (R) -63,203 -62,392 130,576 1,127 129,448 193,779 1,938 191,841June (R) -57,465 -56,758 132,592 1,264 131,328 190,056 1,971 188,086

July (R) -57,802 -57,391 130,526 1,447 129,080 188,328 1,858 186,470August (R) -58,947 -58,456 128,531 1,487 127,044 187,478 1,978 185,500September (R) -57,412 -56,813 133,753 1,432 132,320 191,164 2,031 189,134

October (R) -59,178 -58,414 127,479 1,364 126,115 186,657 2,128 184,529November (R) -65,606 -64,873 129,259 1,199 128,060 194,864 1,931 192,933December -56,201 -55,550 132,563 1,259 131,305 188,765 1,910 186,855

November data as published last month:-65,709 -64,952 129,305 1,200 128,105 195,014 1,957 193,057

NOTE: For information on data sources, nonsampling errors, definitions and details concerning what is included in the Net Adjustments, see the information section onpage A-1 of this release, or at www.census.gov/ft900 or www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm.

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Exhibit 6. Exports and Imports of Goods by Principal End-Use Category


End-Use Commodity Category

Foods, Feeds,& Beverages

IndustrialSupplies (2) Capital Goods

AutomotiveVehicles, etc.

ConsumerGoods Other Goods

Exports

2011

Jan. - Dec. 1,497,406 16,974 1,480,432 126,220 500,342 492,988 133,116 174,957 52,809

January 119,050 1,437 117,613 10,362 39,383 39,005 10,607 13,948 4,307February 117,651 1,714 115,937 10,392 38,605 39,116 10,152 13,903 3,770March 124,217 1,669 122,548 11,095 41,256 40,156 11,072 14,412 4,556

April 125,586 1,438 124,147 10,861 42,666 41,020 10,685 14,657 4,258May 124,910 1,452 123,458 10,861 41,483 41,225 10,898 14,360 4,631June 121,664 1,431 120,233 10,202 39,827 40,228 10,927 14,877 4,172

July 126,585 1,491 125,094 10,394 42,157 41,947 11,818 14,457 4,321August 126,523 1,340 125,183 10,468 42,889 41,674 11,136 14,650 4,366September 129,053 1,547 127,506 10,441 44,305 41,799 11,413 15,182 4,366October 127,920 1,224 126,696 10,363 42,932 42,400 11,388 14,756 4,857November 126,385 1,149 125,236 10,308 42,081 42,231 11,262 14,916 4,439December 127,862 1,083 126,779 10,471 42,759 42,185 11,756 14,841 4,766

2012

Jan. - Dec. 1,563,578 16,441 1,547,137 132,861 500,852 526,660 145,992 181,621 59,153

January (R) 127,757 1,422 126,335 10,207 41,789 43,189 12,449 14,457 4,244February (R) 128,217 1,529 126,688 9,592 42,139 43,347 12,051 14,794 4,764March (R) 131,964 1,368 130,596 9,978 43,921 44,653 11,891 14,891 5,262

April (R) 130,361 1,543 128,818 10,676 42,922 43,194 12,315 15,101 4,610May (R) 130,576 1,127 129,448 11,583 42,051 43,873 12,210 14,924 4,807June (R) 132,592 1,264 131,328 10,782 42,598 44,198 12,906 15,789 5,055

July (R) 130,526 1,447 129,080 12,621 40,220 44,123 12,279 15,362 4,474August (R) 128,531 1,487 127,044 11,556 39,024 44,522 12,193 14,937 4,813September (R) 133,753 1,432 132,320 12,694 42,434 44,928 11,904 15,426 4,933October (R) 127,479 1,364 126,115 11,261 39,613 43,067 11,533 15,352 5,288November (R) 129,259 1,199 128,060 10,908 40,151 43,998 12,276 15,414 5,313December 132,563 1,259 131,305 11,003 43,989 43,567 11,984 15,174 5,588

Imports

2011

Jan. - Dec. 2,235,819 27,995 2,207,824 107,460 755,807 510,737 254,609 514,061 65,150


April 184,143 2,257 181,886 8,862 62,963 41,812 19,097 43,695 5,457May 187,948 2,442 185,506 9,015 66,216 42,715 19,373 42,750 5,437June 187,253 2,480 184,773 9,102 64,532 42,459 19,608 43,155 5,918


2012

Jan. - Dec. 2,299,281 24,238 2,275,043 110,211 731,204 548,204 297,697 516,296 71,430

January (R) 194,668 2,291 192,377 9,587 65,185 44,594 24,160 43,062 5,788February (R) 188,316 2,058 186,258 8,992 61,827 44,680 24,603 40,270 5,886March (R) 199,513 2,163 197,350 9,183 65,542 47,837 24,573 43,840 6,375

April (R) 195,692 1,981 193,711 9,204 64,996 45,883 24,260 43,501 5,867May (R) 193,779 1,938 191,841 9,129 61,306 47,265 24,750 43,245 6,146June (R) 190,056 1,971 188,086 8,979 58,931 46,043 25,450 42,451 6,231

July (R) 188,328 1,858 186,470 9,093 56,995 45,472 26,193 42,904 5,814August (R) 187,478 1,978 185,500 9,171 58,499 44,933 25,310 41,623 5,964September (R) 191,164 2,031 189,134 9,266 59,543 45,520 24,422 44,243 6,140October (R) 186,657 2,128 184,529 8,845 59,930 45,153 24,035 40,710 5,856November (R) 194,864 1,931 192,933 9,419 61,346 45,544 25,442 45,203 5,979December 188,765 1,910 186,855 9,344 57,105 45,280 24,498 45,245 5,382

(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 atwww.census.gov/ft900 or www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm.

PeriodTotal Balanceof Payments

Basis

Net

Adjustments

Total Census

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Part A: Seasonall y Adjusted

Exhibit 7. Exports of Goods by End-Use Category and Commodi tyIn 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

2012 2012 (R) Change 2012 2011 Change

Total, Balance of Payments Basis 132,563 129,259 3,305 1,563,578 1,497,406 66,172

Net Adjustments 1,259 1,199 60 16,441 16,974 -533

Total, Census Basis 131,305 128,060 3,245 1,547,137 1,480,432 66,706

Foods, feeds, and beverages 11,003 10,908 96 132,861 126,220 6,641

Soybeans 1,777 2,223 -445 26,094 18,064 8,029Other foods 991 995 -4 12,005 10,748 1,257Nuts 656 618 38 7,023 5,806 1,217

Animal feeds, n.e.c. 844 856 -12 7,933 6,782 1,150Meat, poultry, etc. 1,547 1,472 75 18,030 17,133 897Bakery products 542 514 28 6,162 5,592 570Fruits, frozen juices 770 782 -11 9,247 8,813 434Vegetables 534 513 21 6,221 5,871 350

Alcoholic beverages, excluding wine 156 173 -17 1,915 1,726 189Dairy products and eggs 343 316 27 4,224 4,038 186Nonagricultural foods, etc. 124 129 -5 1,569 1,440 129Wine, beer, and related products 173 167 5 1,885 1,768 117Oilseeds, food oils 383 331 51 3,251 3,295 -44

Fish and shellfish 491 464 27 5,652 5,698 -46Rice 292 180 112 2,182 2,235 -52Sorghum, barley, oats 43 63 -20 596 1,054 -457Wheat 772 512 260 8,328 11,313 -2,985Corn 563 598 -35 10,544 14,842 -4,298

Industrial supplies and materials 43,989 40,151 3,838 500,852 500,342 509

Fuel oil 5,356 5,155 201 60,161 52,913 7,248Coal and fuels, other 440 375 65 7,025 3,832 3,193Petroleum products, other 5,529 4,927 601 56,973 54,581 2,392Nonmonetary gold 4,019 2,829 1,190 36,308 34,087 2,221Finished metal shapes 1,586 1,677 -90 19,467 17,987 1,480Chemicals-other 2,553 2,370 182 29,541 28,764 778Industrial rubber products 397 429 -31 4,933 4,326 607Other industrial supplies 2,036 1,937 99 23,666 23,069 596Crude oil 399 231 169 2,269 1,678 591Iron and steel products, other 607 587 20 7,521 7,130 391

Agric. farming-unmanufactured 290 307 -17 3,289 2,919 370Natural gas liquids 342 386 -44 4,388 4,070 318

Agriculture-manufactured, other 229 220 9 2,810 2,603 206Shingles, molding, wallboard 378 381 -3 4,724 4,536 188Copper 660 647 13 8,659 8,479 179Manmade cloth 595 577 18 6,947 6,791 156Agric. industry-unmanufactured 372 360 12 4,619 4,467 152Nonmetallic minerals 84 65 19 1,022 903 119Hides and skins 231 223 8 2,779 2,663 116Finished textile supplies 239 226 13 2,751 2,660 91Chemicals-inorganic 739 717 22 8,915 8,844 71Wood supplies, manufactured 110 113 -3 1,421 1,350 70Tapes, audio and visual 30 31 (-) 359 316 43Nontextile floor tiles 48 49 -1 592 554 39Tobacco, unmanufactured 101 99 2 1,105 1,122 -17Leather and furs 95 75 19 1,015 1,044 -29Hair, waste materials 55 48 7 629 660 -31Glass-plate, sheet, etc. 144 146 -1 1,523 1,607 -84Electric energy 21 21 1 233 375 -142Synthetic rubber-primary 380 330 50 4,728 4,914 -186Logs and lumber 524 427 97 5,437 5,631 -194

Aluminum and alumina 771 755 16 9,279 9,521 -242Mineral supplies-manufactured 453 407 47 5,303 5,556 -253Iron and steel mill products 952 900 52 12,238 12,496 -258Newsprint 1,110 1,074 36 13,151 13,485 -334Chemicals-fertilizers 836 651 186 9,438 9,978 -540Cotton fiber cloth 238 192 46 2,555 3,225 -670Pulpwood and woodpulp 805 759 45 9,388 10,134 -745Plastic materials 3,049 2,866 183 35,241 36,023 -781Nuclear fuel materials 116 82 34 1,867 2,695 -828Nonferrous metals, other 636 641 -6 7,872 8,879 -1,007Gas-natural 549 417 132 4,833 6,438 -1,605Cotton, raw 451 381 70 6,274 8,469 -2,195Metallurgical grade coal 758 638 120 10,754 13,025 -2,271Steelmaking materials 1,081 850 231 12,524 14,849 -2,324Precious metals, other 644 773 -129 8,694 11,156 -2,462Chemicals-organic 2,950 2,801 149 35,634 39,540 -3,906

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Exhibit 7. Exports of Goods by End-Use Category and Commodity--continued


2012 2012 (R) Change 2012 2011 Change

Capital goods, except automotive 43,567 43,998 -431 526,660 492,988 33,672

Civilian aircraft 4,321 3,870 451 45,267 33,372 11,895Electric apparatus 3,242 3,236 5 38,171 35,270 2,901Telecommunications equipment 3,194 3,515 -321 38,282 35,873 2,409Materials handling equipment 1,416 1,567 -151 18,027 15,752 2,276Industrial engines 2,479 2,395 84 30,142 28,138 2,004Generators, accessories 1,211 1,228 -17 14,647 13,021 1,626Medicinal equipment 2,795 2,801 -6 33,632 32,033 1,598Drilling & oilfield equipment 942 895 48 12,336 10,866 1,470Engines-civilian aircraft 2,426 2,389 37 27,597 26,258 1,339

Agricultural machinery, equipment 796 890 -94 10,062 8,801 1,261Measuring, testing, control instruments 2,067 2,103 -36 24,899 23,820 1,079Excavating machinery 1,365 1,346 18 17,546 16,679 867Photo, service industry machinery 965 899 66 11,088 10,234 854Industrial machines, other 3,721 3,883 -161 46,128 45,305 823Computer accessories 2,365 2,612 -247 32,319 31,556 763Nonfarm tractors and parts 344 347 -3 4,206 3,498 708Parts-civilian aircraft 1,746 1,704 42 21,254 20,547 707Railway transportation equipment 416 384 33 4,130 3,581 548Food, tobacco machinery 287 291 -4 3,651 3,327 324Laboratory testing instruments 947 905 42 10,896 10,663 233Specialized mining 156 146 10 2,096 1,885 211Marine engines, parts 127 138 -10 1,429 1,279 150Wood, glass, plastic 321 351 -30 4,455 4,338 117Metalworking machine tools 612 645 -33 7,860 7,759 100Computers 1,340 1,385 -45 16,937 16,845 92Commercial vessels, other 32 72 -41 499 425 73Spacecraft, excluding military 2 6 -4 44 32 13Textile, sewing machines 88 87 (-) 1,161 1,161 (-)Business machines and equipment 260 254 6 3,181 3,182 -2Vessels, excluding scrap 4 9 -5 53 97 -44Pulp and paper machinery 188 202 -14 2,579 2,676 -97Semiconductors 3,392 3,445 -53 42,087 44,714 -2,627

Automotive veh ic les, p arts , and engin es 11,984 12,276 -292 145,992 133,116 12,876

Consumer goods 15,174 15,414 -240 181,621 174,957 6,664

Pharmaceutical preparations 3,817 4,142 -325 47,913 44,948 2,966Cell phones and other household goods, n.e.c. 1,936 1,732 204 21,685 20,480 1,206Jewelry, etc. 732 888 -156 10,189 9,064 1,125Toiletries and cosmetics 944 891 53 10,636 9,860 776Furniture, household goods, etc. 402 407 -5 4,646 4,127 519

Artwork, antiques, stamps, etc. 551 717 -166 7,730 7,231 499Apparel, household goods-textile 545 541 5 6,460 6,023 437Household appliances 593 598 -5 7,243 6,886 357

Apparel, household goods-nontextile 248 251 -3 2,930 2,696 233Other consumer nondurables 612 609 3 7,369 7,146 224Stereo equipment, etc. 178 183 -5 2,073 1,942 131Pleasure boats and motors 274 273 1 2,609 2,534 76Numismatic coins 85 102 -16 1,106 1,032 74Cookware, cutlery, tools 85 87 -2 1,052 989 63Glassware, chinaware 43 42 2 557 497 60Rugs 85 93 -7 1,103 1,080 23Books, printed matter 452 462 -10 5,381 5,361 20Sports apparel and gear 66 61 4 709 694 15Tobacco, manufactured 54 40 14 526 536 -10Nursery stock, etc. 29 37 -8 399 424 -24

Toys, games, and sporting goods 850 907 -57 10,428 10,512 -83Musical instruments 195 185 10 2,336 2,439 -103Recorded media 240 308 -68 3,380 3,522 -142Televisions and video equipment 460 403 57 5,043 5,703 -661Gem diamonds 1,698 1,456 242 18,116 19,232 -1,116

Other goods 5,588 5,313 275 59,153 52,809 6,343



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Exhibi t 8. Imports of Goods by End-Use Category and CommodityIn 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.


2012 2012 (R) Change 2012 2011 Change

Total, Balance of Payments Basis 188,765 194,864 -6,099 2,299,281 2,235,819 63,462

Net Adjustments 1,910 1,931 -21 24,238 27,995 -3,757

Total, Census Basis 186,855 192,933 -6,078 2,275,043 2,207,824 67,219

Foods, feeds, and beverages 9,344 9,419 -75 110,211 107,460 2,751

Feedstuff and foodgrains 623 644 -21 5,849 4,602 1,246Other foods 1,042 1,009 34 11,448 10,554 894Meat products 719 721 -2 8,523 7,709 814Fruits, frozen juices 1,024 1,115 -91 12,257 11,686 571Wine, beer, and related products 754 762 -8 8,914 8,533 381Bakery products 763 775 -12 8,811 8,483 328Alcoholic beverages, excluding wine 568 575 -7 6,555 6,288 266Vegetables 868 855 13 9,942 9,699 243Nuts 146 149 -3 2,009 1,884 125Dairy products and eggs 154 143 11 1,690 1,586 104Tea, spices, etc. 167 172 -4 1,852 1,753 99Fish and shellfish 1,390 1,339 51 16,621 16,572 49Nonagricultural foods, etc. 59 60 -1 720 742 -22Food oils, oilseeds 480 451 29 5,934 6,247 -314Cocoa beans 87 54 33 996 1,425 -428Cane and beet sugar 152 174 -23 2,283 2,790 -507Green coffee 347 421 -74 5,808 6,906 -1,099

Industrial supplies and materials 57,105 61,346 -4,241 731,204 755,807 -24,603

Crude oil 22,107 25,423 -3,316 312,800 331,582 -18,782Gas-natural 804 860 -56 9,064 13,567 -4,503Liquefied petroleum gases 442 354 88 6,389 9,963 -3,574Other precious metals 1,194 993 201 12,632 15,675 -3,043Natural rubber 271 248 23 3,382 4,773 -1,391Fuel oil 3,769 3,998 -229 45,591 46,879 -1,287Nuclear fuel materials 354 541 -187 4,676 5,658 -981Copper 563 569 -5 5,817 6,770 -953Nickel 198 192 5 2,885 3,605 -720Pulpwood and woodpulp 258 286 -27 3,360 4,024 -664Chemicals-inorganic 611 671 -59 7,984 8,645 -661Bauxite and aluminum 989 847 142 10,873 11,532 -660Chemicals-organic 2,330 2,418 -88 24,783 25,399 -616Petroleum products, other 4,005 4,296 -291 50,326 50,918 -592Steelmaking materials 685 704 -19 8,626 9,000 -374Zinc 136 123 14 1,513 1,810 -297Tin 84 71 13 833 979 -145Newsprint 111 111 (-) 1,344 1,464 -120Blank tapes, audio & visual 65 65 -1 987 1,100 -113Electric energy 243 258 -15 1,914 2,015 -102Cotton cloth, fabrics 108 104 4 1,261 1,357 -97Cotton, natural fibers 4 5 -2 86 94 -8Nonferrous metals, other 387 356 32 4,368 4,345 23Materials, excluding chemicals 116 111 5 1,457 1,433 23Paper and paper products 555 581 -26 6,913 6,887 25Hides and skins 18 16 2 226 188 39Sulfur, nonmetallic minerals 144 167 -24 1,644 1,581 63Leather and furs 54 54 -1 655 590 64Wool, silk, etc. 66 58 7 758 681 78Hair, waste materials 93 73 20 939 856 84Glass-plate, sheet, etc. 98 106 -8 1,204 1,107 97Nontextile floor tiles 212 222 -10 2,477 2,373 104Synthetic rubber-primary 259 263 -5 3,244 3,134 110Synthetic cloth 495 484 11 6,005 5,894 111Finished textile supplies 344 363 -19 4,223 4,018 205Plywood and veneers 195 179 17 2,222 1,930 292Chemicals-fertilizers 1,455 1,500 -45 16,128 15,817 311

Coal and related fuels 344 343 (-) 3,258 2,944 314Stone, sand, cement, etc. 386 360 26 4,122 3,798 324Farming materials, livestock 173 138 35 1,714 1,355 359Plastic materials 1,210 1,186 25 14,582 14,105 477Lumber 375 380 -5 4,124 3,498 626Finished metal shapes 1,335 1,388 -53 17,373 16,720 654Chemicals-other, n.e.c. 987 941 46 11,832 11,070 762Shingles, wallboard 744 680 64 7,803 6,879 925Iron and steel, advanced 766 768 -2 9,458 8,509 949Iron and steel mill products 1,604 1,729 -125 20,872 19,779 1,093Iron and steel products, n.e.c. 761 788 -27 9,994 8,759 1,234Nonmonetary gold 1,586 1,914 -328 17,892 16,390 1,502Industrial supplies, other 2,370 2,359 11 28,152 26,557 1,596Tobacco, waxes, etc. 642 700 -57 10,441 7,803 2,638

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Exhibi t 8. Imports of Goods by End-Use Category and Commodi ty--continued


2012 2012 (R) Change 2012 2011 Change

Capital goods, except automotive 45,280 45,544 -264 548,204 510,737 37,467

Telecommunications equipment 4,416 4,395 21 52,794 48,474 4,320Electric apparatus 3,669 3,602 67 42,826 38,743 4,084

Industrial machines, other 3,866 3,630 236 47,977 45,085 2,892Excavating machinery 843 966 -123 12,664 9,775 2,889Drilling & oilfield equipment 712 794 -82 11,758 9,013 2,746Industrial engines 1,890 1,850 40 23,778 21,361 2,417Materials handling equipment 1,051 1,125 -74 13,229 11,098 2,131Engines-civilian aircraft 1,364 1,419 -55 16,318 14,280 2,038Parts-civilian aircraft 1,221 1,216 4 13,373 11,364 2,009Metalworking machine tools 988 1,011 -23 11,666 9,740 1,926Computer accessories 4,755 4,310 445 56,484 54,796 1,688Generators, accessories 1,727 1,764 -37 22,109 20,623 1,486Agricultural machinery, equipment 801 743 58 9,324 8,069 1,255Medicinal equipment 2,699 2,633 66 31,556 30,432 1,124Measuring, testing, control instruments 1,493 1,506 -13 18,406 17,510 895Computers 5,523 6,306 -782 65,757 64,899 858Photo, service industry machinery 1,262 1,255 7 15,840 15,160 680Wood, glass, plastic 652 563 88 6,087 5,505 582Nonfarm tractors and parts 183 187 -5 2,561 2,235 326Railway transportation equipment 101 113 -12 1,696 1,412 284Civilian aircraft 1,191 1,068 123 10,159 9,891 268Laboratory testing instruments 457 461 -5 5,658 5,437 221Business machines and equipment 408 408 (-) 4,744 4,580 165Pulp and paper machinery 348 369 -21 4,294 4,130 164Semiconductors 3,067 3,247 -180 40,302 40,169 132Marine engines, parts 106 88 19 1,041 969 72Food, tobacco machinery 267 247 20 3,094 3,046 48Vessels, except scrap 1 (-) (-) 13 2 12Spacecraft, excluding military 5 77 -73 165 166 (-)Commercial vessels, other 18 8 9 109 162 -53Specialized mining 51 42 9 704 769 -64Textile, sewing machines 148 140 8 1,716 1,843 -128

Automo tiv e vehic les, p arts , and en gines 24,498 25,442 -944 297,697 254,609 43,088

Consumer goods 45,245 45,203 43 516,296 514,061 2,235

Apparel, textiles, nonwool or cotton 3,597 3,146 451 39,378 36,971 2,407Furniture, household goods, etc. 2,315 2,138 177 25,612 23,629 1,983Household appliances 1,940 1,788 152 22,268 20,894 1,374Artwork, antiques, stamps, etc. 953 982 -29 9,884 8,797 1,087Cell phones and other household goods, n.e.c. 7,939 8,451 -512 81,284 80,274 1,010Toiletries and cosmetics 792 745 47 8,693 7,871 822

Stereo equipment, etc 606 574 31 6,761 5,974 787Footwear 1,798 1,468 330 19,111 18,335 777Apparel, household goods-nontextile 766 722 44 8,638 8,050 588Toys, games, and sporting goods 2,796 2,866 -70 33,457 32,958 499Motorcycles and parts 275 278 -3 3,055 2,607 449Camping apparel and gear 834 681 153 9,045 8,631 414Cookware, cutlery, tools 668 630 38 7,814 7,446 368Gem stones, other 287 279 8 3,408 3,113 294Other consumer nondurables 1,140 1,154 -15 13,402 13,222 180Pleasure boats and motors 175 197 -23 2,317 2,140 177Rugs 189 175 14 2,049 1,922 127Nursery stock, etc. 132 133 -2 1,622 1,547 75Glassware, chinaware 187 181 5 2,136 2,062 74Musical instruments 124 127 -3 1,622 1,583 39Photo equipment 406 317 89 5,350 5,343 7Recorded media 68 75 -7 905 925 -21Books, printed matter 312 298 15 3,623 3,648 -26Apparel, household goods-wool 276 256 20 3,245 3,326 -82Jewelry 1,035 979 56 12,103 12,337 -234Numismatic coins 269 251 18 1,933 2,537 -605Televisions and video equipment 2,784 2,654 130 32,845 33,497 -651Gem diamonds 1,775 1,927 -152 20,203 22,299 -2,095Apparel, household goods-cotton 4,265 4,019 247 47,440 50,388 -2,948Pharmaceutical preparations 6,543 7,711 -1,167 87,095 91,737 -4,642

Other goods 5,382 5,979 -597 71,430 65,150 6,280



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Exhibit 9. Exports, Impor ts, and Balance of Goods, Petroleum and Non-Petroleum End-Use Category Totals



TotalNet

Adjust-ments

Petroleum(1)

Non-petroleum

TotalNet

Adjust-ments

Petroleum(1)

Non-petroleum

TotalNet

Adjust-ments

Petroleum(1)

Non-petroleum

2011

Jan. - Dec. -738,413 -11,021 -326,100 -401,292 1,497,406 16,974 113,241 1,367,190 2,235,819 27,995 439,342 1,768,482

January -61,946 -705 -27,634 -33,606 119,050 1,437 8,277 109,335 180,995 2,142 35,912 142,941

February -59,361 -503 -25,094 -33,764 117,651 1,714 7,752 108,185 177,012 2,216 32,846 141,950

March -60,051 -498 -29,393 -30,161 124,217 1,669 7,969 114,579 184,268 2,166 37,362 144,740

April -58,557 -819 -26,753 -30,985 125,586 1,438 9,701 114,446 184,143 2,257 36,454 145,431

May -63,038 -990 -29,878 -32,170 124,910 1,452 9,274 114,185 187,948 2,442 39,151 146,355

June -65,588 -1,049 -29,131 -35,408 121,664 1,431 8,701 111,532 187,253 2,480 37,833 146,940

July -60,889 -881 -26,273 -33,735 126,585 1,491 9,886 115,207 187,474 2,372 36,159 148,943

August -60,205 -999 -25,610 -33,597 126,523 1,340 10,265 114,918 186,728 2,339 35,875 148,515

September -59,522 -986 -26,255 -32,281 129,053 1,547 9,974 117,532 188,575 2,533 36,229 149,813

October -60,526 -1,337 -25,451 -33,738 127,920 1,224 10,266 116,431 188,446 2,561 35,717 150,168

November -63,293 -1,114 -27,135 -35,045 126,385 1,149 10,349 114,887 189,678 2,262 37,484 149,932

December -65,436 -1,141 -27,494 -36,801 127,862 1,083 10,826 115,953 193,297 2,224 38,320 152,753

2012

Jan. - Dec. -735,702 -7,797 -291,316 -436,589 1,563,578 16,441 123,791 1,423,347 2,299,281 24,238 415,107 1,859,936

January (R) -66,911 -868 -29,852 -36,190 127,757 1,422 9,370 116,965 194,668 2,291 39,222 153,155

February (R) -60,099 -529 -25,903 -33,667 128,217 1,529 9,800 116,888 188,316 2,058 35,702 150,555

March (R) -67,549 -795 -28,478 -38,276 131,964 1,368 10,367 120,229 199,513 2,163 38,844 158,506

April (R) -65,330 -438 -27,938 -36,955 130,361 1,543 10,503 118,315 195,692 1,981 38,441 155,270

May (R) -63,203 -811 -24,656 -37,737 130,576 1,127 10,401 119,047 193,779 1,938 35,057 156,784

June (R) -57,465 -706 -22,353 -34,405 132,592 1,264 10,396 120,932 190,056 1,971 32,749 155,337

July (R) -57,802 -411 -20,889 -36,502 130,526 1,447 9,883 119,196 188,328 1,858 30,772 155,698August (R) -58,947 -491 -23,339 -35,116 128,531 1,487 9,050 117,994 187,478 1,978 32,389 153,111

September (R) -57,412 -598 -21,429 -35,385 133,753 1,432 11,164 121,157 191,164 2,031 32,592 156,541

October (R) -59,178 -765 -24,409 -34,004 127,479 1,364 10,534 115,582 186,657 2,128 34,943 149,586

November (R) -65,606 -733 -23,373 -41,500 129,259 1,199 10,699 117,361 194,864 1,931 34,071 158,862

December -56,201 -651 -18,698 -36,852 132,563 1,259 11,625 119,679 188,765 1,910 30,324 156,531

(1) The petroleum products aggregated in the end-use commodity classification system include virtually the same energy related petroleum products asthose aggregated in the SITC. The end-use petroleum products, however, include some products such as ethane, butane, benzene, and toluene whichare 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 onpage 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 A: Seasonally Adju sted

Exhibit 10. Real Exports and Imports o f Goods by Principal End-Use CategoryChained (2005) 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.



IndustrialSupplies (2)

Capital Goods AutomotiveVehicles etc.

ConsumerGoods

Other Goods Residual (3)

Exports

2011

Jan. - Dec. 1,228,136 74,604 332,849 499,964 125,804 156,557 41,459 -3,103

January 100,571 6,341 27,992 39,714 10,135 12,637 3,497 255

February 97,686 6,164 26,583 39,784 9,699 12,547 3,012 -102

March 102,099 6,523 27,687 40,788 10,525 12,947 3,597 33

April 102,831 6,377 28,208 41,635 10,157 13,150 3,341 -36

May 101,958 6,396 27,261 41,739 10,335 12,880 3,621 -275

June 99,089 5,913 26,232 40,635 10,354 13,287 3,254 -587

July 103,175 6,187 27,680 42,407 11,166 12,863 3,371 -501

August 102,614 6,083 27,877 42,130 10,491 13,015 3,383 -364

September 103,912 5,928 28,461 42,347 10,726 13,476 3,359 -386

October 105,227 6,270 28,566 43,026 10,671 13,173 3,813 -291

November 103,606 6,119 27,762 42,942 10,540 13,329 3,467 -552

December 105,367 6,303 28,540 42,817 11,007 13,253 3,742 -2952012

Jan. - Dec. 1,277,361 74,674 336,930 531,823 135,883 160,781 46,147 -8,878

January (R) 104,808 6,124 27,818 43,827 11,644 12,859 3,330 -794

February (R) 104,376 5,777 27,600 43,842 11,248 13,131 3,710 -933

March (R) 107,322 5,900 28,782 45,057 11,072 13,193 4,089 -771

April (R) 105,668 6,211 28,120 43,546 11,435 13,402 3,575 -621

May (R) 106,920 6,686 28,261 44,155 11,338 13,188 3,756 -463

June (R) 110,263 6,393 29,719 44,616 11,994 13,975 4,016 -450

July (R) 107,871 7,007 28,147 44,583 11,396 13,626 3,537 -425

August (R) 105,139 6,179 26,754 45,018 11,361 13,243 3,763 -1,178

September (R) 108,259 6,670 28,338 45,361 11,067 13,628 3,812 -618

October (R) 103,104 6,035 26,247 43,491 10,742 13,534 4,080 -1,025

November (R) 105,454 5,815 27,275 44,361 11,430 13,599 4,132 -1,158

December 108,175 5,877 29,869 43,967 11,156 13,403 4,347 -443

Imports

2011

Jan. - Dec. 1,802,840 71,094 438,023 531,849 235,413 483,488 56,905 -13,932

January 151,414 5,888 38,121 43,478 20,027 39,828 4,453 -381

February 146,550 5,872 35,292 41,450 19,145 41,493 4,401 -1,104

March 149,944 5,602 37,364 42,839 19,911 40,017 4,791 -580

April 147,526 5,666 35,786 43,460 17,703 41,408 4,775 -1,272

May 149,624 5,827 37,128 44,382 17,841 40,435 4,739 -726

June 149,555 6,007 36,573 44,109 17,983 40,666 5,160 -944

July 150,963 5,780 36,593 44,641 20,515 40,381 4,358 -1,305

August 149,213 5,860 35,766 44,533 19,740 39,715 5,071 -1,471

September 150,498 6,013 36,385 44,684 20,531 39,515 4,616 -1,246

October 151,462 6,248 36,080 45,806 20,009 40,310 4,618 -1,609

November 152,096 6,173 36,435 45,641 20,696 39,582 5,025 -1,457

December 153,994 6,157 36,499 46,827 21,311 40,140 4,896 -1,838

2012

Jan. - Dec. 1,845,709 73,343 422,297 572,538 270,086 478,517 62,163 -33,236

January (R) 154,005 6,261 36,166 46,462 22,124 39,909 5,040 -1,957

February (R) 149,282 6,036 34,344 46,492 22,495 37,307 5,128 -2,519

March (R) 157,095 6,016 35,835 49,813 22,406 40,587 5,538 -3,100

April (R) 154,672 6,055 35,897 47,862 21,993 40,243 5,091 -2,469

May (R) 154,828 6,067 34,883 49,311 22,456 40,053 5,344 -3,286

June (R) 154,323 5,947 35,263 48,154 23,095 39,328 5,428 -2,891

July (R) 154,878 6,092 35,381 47,532 23,754 39,813 5,083 -2,777

August (R) 153,142 6,205 35,455 47,037 22,957 38,709 5,219 -2,440

September (R) 154,805 6,136 35,329 47,560 22,108 41,140 5,356 -2,826

October (R) 149,116 5,856 34,375 47,152 21,688 37,650 5,080 -2,686

November (R) 157,250 6,345 35,952 47,670 22,954 41,856 5,191 -2,718

December 152,313 6,325 33,418 47,493 22,056 41,923 4,665 -3,567



(3) The "residual" represents the difference between total Census Basis exports or imports and t he 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.

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Basis (1)

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Exhibit 11. Real Export s, Imports, and Balance of Goods, Petroleum and Non-Petroleum End-Use Commodity Category Totals

Chained (2005) 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.


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)

2010

Jan. - Dec. -556,018 -163,039 -402,136 9,157 1,142,199 52,478 1,082,989 6,732 1,698,217 215,517 1,485,125 -2,425

January -40,805 -13,566 -27,656 416 89,513 3,433 85,679 402 130,319 16,999 113,335 -15

February -42,544 -13,856 -29,022 334 90,966 3,879 86,603 483 133,510 17,736 115,625 149

March -42,413 -13,617 -29,334 538 94,105 4,227 89,340 538 136,518 17,844 118,674 1

April -44,387 -14,059 -30,589 261 92,332 4,423 87,320 589 136,719 18,482 117,909 327

May -45,777 -13,800 -32,572 595 94,675 4,492 89,589 594 140,453 18,292 122,162 -1

June -51,094 -13,678 -38,372 956 94,694 4,381 89,738 575 145,788 18,058 128,111 -381

July -46,741 -13,542 -33,979 780 97,146 4,926 91,576 645 143,887 18,468 125,554 -135

August -51,405 -14,790 -37,245 631 96,185 4,290 91,351 545 147,590 19,080 128,596 -86

September -50,155 -13,561 -37,593 999 96,005 4,521 90,894 590 146,160 18,082 128,487 -409

October -47,540 -12,937 -35,815 1,212 98,570 4,705 93,246 619 146,110 17,642 129,062 -593

November -46,632 -12,093 -36,038 1,500 98,000 4,842 92,500 658 144,632 16,935 128,538 -841

December -46,524 -13,539 -33,920 935 100,007 4,360 95,153 495 146,531 17,899 129,073 -440

2011

Jan. - Dec. -574,704 -149,774 -447,513 22,583 1,228,136 62,560 1,155,482 10,095 1,802,840 212,334 1,602,994 -12,489

January -50,842 -14,016 -37,572 745 100,571 5,251 94,521 800 151,414 19,267 132,093 54

February -48,864 -12,660 -37,744 1,540 97,686 4,607 92,500 579 146,550 17,267 130,243 -961

March -47,845 -13,922 -34,791 868 102,099 4,357 97,365 377 149,944 18,279 132,156 -490

April -44,695 -11,842 -35,049 2,196 102,831 5,153 96,859 819 147,526 16,995 131,908 -1,377

May -47,666 -13,029 -36,035 1,399 101,958 4,968 96,262 729 149,624 17,997 132,297 -670

June -50,466 -12,947 -39,146 1,627 99,089 4,712 93,735 643 149,555 17,658 132,881 -984

July -47,788 -12,330 -37,488 2,029 103,175 5,369 96,882 924 150,963 17,698 134,370 -1,105

August -46,599 -11,563 -37,494 2,457 102,614 5,547 96,034 1,033 149,213 17,110 133,528 -1,424

September -46,586 -12,055 -36,743 2,212 103,912 5,332 97,692 888 150,498 17,386 134,435 -1,323

October -46,235 -11,644 -37,111 2,519 105,227 5,721 98,433 1,073 151,462 17,365 135,544 -1,446

November -48,490 -12,224 -38,430 2,163 103,606 5,564 97,024 1,018 152,096 17,788 135,453 -1,145

December -48,627 -11,545 -39,910 2,828 105,367 5,978 98,177 1,212 153,994 17,523 138,087 -1,616

2012

Jan. - Dec. -568,348 -128,442 -486,164 46,258 1,277,361 67,372 1,197,641 12,349 1,845,709 195,813 1,683,805 -33,910

January (R) -49,197 -12,205 -39,582 2,590 104,808 5,083 98,992 733 154,005 17,287 138,575 -1,857

February (R) -44,906 -10,612 -37,904 3,610 104,376 5,182 98,395 799 149,282 15,794 136,299 -2,811

March (R) -49,773 -11,387 -42,052 3,665 107,322 5,358 101,124 840 157,095 16,745 143,176 -2,825

April (R) -49,003 -11,505 -40,757 3,259 105,668 5,349 99,446 874 154,672 16,854 140,204 -2,386

May (R) -47,908 -10,527 -41,520 4,140 106,920 5,599 100,323 998 154,828 16,126 141,843 -3,142

June (R) -44,060 -10,211 -37,926 4,077 110,263 6,189 102,840 1,235 154,323 16,400 140,766 -2,843

July (R) -47,007 -10,444 -40,659 4,096 107,871 5,856 100,892 1,122 154,878 16,301 141,551 -2,974

August (R) -48,003 -11,421 -40,043 3,461 105,139 5,044 99,312 783 153,142 16,466 139,355 -2,678

September (R) -46,546 -10,166 -40,767 4,387 108,259 5,855 101,233 1,171 154,805 16,021 142,000 -3,216

October (R) -46,011 -10,901 -38,433 3,323 103,104 5,443 96,628 1,034 149,116 16,344 135,061 -2,289

November (R) -51,796 -10,656 -45,387 4,247 105,454 5,953 98,227 1,274 157,250 16,609 143,614 -2,973

December -44,138 -8,406 -41,134 5,402 108,175 6,461 100,229 1,486 152,313 14,866 141,362 -3,916

(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 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.

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Part B: NOT Seasonally Adjusted

Exhib it 12. U.S. Trade in Goods

In millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. (R) - Revised.



Basis

Total CensusBasis


Basis

NetAdjustments

Total CensusBasis


Basis

NetAdjustments

Total CensusBasis

2010

Jan. - Dec. -645,124 -634,897 1,288,882 10,619 1,278,263 1,934,006 20,846 1,913,160

January -44,306 -44,124 93,511 911 92,601 137,818 1,093 136,725

February -40,676 -40,044 94,771 917 93,854 135,447 1,549 133,898

March -48,228 -47,217 111,212 701 110,511 159,441 1,712 157,728

April -51,544 -50,721 103,380 938 102,443 154,924 1,761 153,163

May -51,265 -50,647 106,498 1,021 105,477 157,762 1,639 156,124

June -62,075 -61,120 108,120 918 107,202 170,194 1,873 168,321

July -60,503 -59,804 104,942 885 104,057 165,445 1,584 163,861

August -64,844 -64,120 107,819 973 106,846 172,663 1,697 170,966

September -60,577 -59,434 108,307 663 107,644 168,883 1,806 167,078

October -54,408 -53,135 117,696 592 117,104 172,105 1,866 170,239November -56,431 -55,719 114,101 1,055 113,046 170,532 1,767 168,765

December -50,268 -48,813 118,525 1,046 117,480 168,793 2,500 166,293

2011

Jan. - Dec. -738,413 -727,392 1,497,406 16,974 1,480,432 2,235,819 27,995 2,207,824

January -57,569 -56,869 111,550 1,371 110,179 169,119 2,072 167,048

February -47,118 -46,668 111,260 1,613 109,647 158,378 2,063 156,315

March -54,764 -54,247 133,351 1,623 131,728 188,115 2,140 185,975

April -55,122 -54,333 125,430 1,471 123,959 180,553 2,260 178,293

May -65,789 -64,846 125,603 1,496 124,107 191,391 2,438 188,953

June -69,566 -68,540 124,521 1,482 123,039 194,087 2,509 191,579

July -67,909 -67,024 121,792 1,553 120,239 189,701 2,438 187,263

August -70,747 -69,688 128,010 1,377 126,633 198,757 2,436 196,321

September -63,497 -62,455 128,652 1,545 127,107 192,149 2,587 189,562

October -62,152 -60,753 132,296 1,238 131,058 194,448 2,638 191,811November -65,478 -64,364 127,028 1,129 125,899 192,506 2,243 190,263

December -58,702 -57,606 127,913 1,076 126,837 186,615 2,171 184,443

2012

Jan. - Dec. -735,702 -727,905 1,563,578 16,441 1,547,137 2,299,281 24,238 2,275,043

January -66,056 -65,203 119,566 1,358 118,209 185,622 2,211 183,411

February -48,781 -48,307 124,862 1,434 123,428 173,643 1,908 171,735

March -58,175 -57,359 141,294 1,329 139,965 199,469 2,145 197,324

April -62,579 -62,165 128,989 1,578 127,411 191,568 1,991 189,577

May -67,344 -66,561 132,905 1,170 131,735 200,249 1,953 198,296

June -59,367 -58,686 134,327 1,309 133,018 193,694 1,990 191,704

July -71,207 -70,807 123,057 1,498 121,558 194,264 1,898 192,366

August -66,575 -66,024 130,153 1,521 128,632 196,728 2,072 194,656

September -58,467 -57,813 129,667 1,430 128,237 188,134 2,084 186,050

October -65,440 -64,616 135,399 1,379 134,020 200,839 2,203 198,636

November (R) -64,598 -63,861 131,555 1,181 130,374 196,152 1,917 194,235December -47,114 -46,502 131,805 1,254 130,551 178,918 1,865 177,053

November data as published last month:-64,789 -64,031 131,406 1,180 130,226 196,195 1,938 194,257

NOTE: For information on data sources, nonsampling errors, definitions and details concerning what is included in the Net Adjustments, see theinformation 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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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.



IndustrialSupplies (2) Capital Goods

AutomotiveVehicles, etc.

ConsumerGoods Other Goods

Exports

2011

Jan. - Dec. 1,497,406 16,974 1,480,432 126,220 500,342 492,988 133,116 174,957 52,809


April 125,430 1,471 123,959 10,394 43,163 40,852 11,020 14,277 4,254May 125,603 1,496 124,107 9,911 42,850 40,958 11,475 14,282 4,630June 124,521 1,482 123,039 9,272 40,572 41,729 11,188 16,083 4,195

July 121,792 1,553 120,239 9,380 41,776 41,165 9,842 13,759 4,317August 128,010 1,377 126,633 10,087 44,650 41,748 11,401 14,366 4,381September 128,652 1,545 127,107 9,604 44,285 41,688 11,616 15,563 4,351October 132,296 1,238 131,058 11,717 43,010 43,783 12,304 15,365 4,878November 127,028 1,129 125,899 11,910 40,913 41,695 11,648 15,299 4,434

December 127,913 1,076 126,837 10,986 41,493 44,219 11,174 14,171 4,794

2012

Jan. - Dec. 1,563,578 16,441 1,547,137 132,861 500,852 526,660 145,992 181,621 59,153


April 128,989 1,578 127,411 10,054 43,555 42,129 12,709 14,360 4,604May 132,905 1,170 131,735 10,270 43,978 44,558 12,978 15,146 4,805June 134,327 1,309 133,018 9,457 42,443 45,863 13,078 17,099 5,079

July 123,057 1,498 121,558 9,820 39,842 42,687 10,353 14,387 4,470August 130,153 1,521 128,632 10,648 40,961 44,958 12,426 14,812 4,826September 129,667 1,430 128,237 10,817 40,887 44,163 11,938 15,510 4,923October 135,399 1,379 134,020 14,255 40,656 44,864 12,658 16,280 5,308November (R) 131,555 1,181 130,374 13,663 39,418 43,551 12,632 15,801 5,309December 131,805 1,254 130,551 12,229 42,262 45,046 11,383 14,015 5,615

Imports

2011

Jan. - Dec. 2,235,819 27,995 2,207,824 107,460 755,807 510,737 254,609 514,061 65,150


April 180,553 2,260 178,293 8,863 63,695 40,766 19,355 40,216 5,399May 191,391 2,438 188,953 9,367 69,614 42,616 19,253 42,800 5,304June 194,087 2,509 191,579 9,303 68,450 44,609 20,010 43,120 6,088


2012

Jan. - Dec. 2,299,281 24,238 2,275,043 110,211 731,204 548,204 297,697 516,296 71,430January 185,622 2,211 183,411 9,722 63,030 41,855 22,178 41,062 5,565February 173,643 1,908 171,735 8,582 56,022 40,925 23,574 36,973 5,660March 199,469 2,145 197,324 9,563 65,890 48,589 26,568 40,194 6,520

April 191,568 1,991 189,577 9,196 65,684 44,689 24,470 39,739 5,798May 200,249 1,953 198,296 9,605 65,921 47,711 24,819 44,105 6,134June 193,694 1,990 191,704 9,053 61,625 47,647 25,447 41,640 6,292

July 194,264 1,898 192,366 8,990 61,300 47,125 23,730 45,322 5,899August 196,728 2,072 194,656 9,008 61,787 46,382 26,264 45,236 5,978September 188,134 2,084 186,050 8,473 58,300 44,092 23,495 45,703 5,987October 200,839 2,203 198,636 9,237 59,991 48,190 26,570 48,391 6,257November (R) 196,152 1,917 194,235 9,361 57,883 46,433 26,809 47,710 6,040December 178,918 1,865 177,053 9,422 53,772 44,565 23,773 40,222 5,298




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Exhib it 14. Export s, Imports, and Balance of Goods By Selected Countri es and Areas--2012In 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.


December2012

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Annual2012

Total Balance of Payments Basis -47,114 (R) -64,598 -735,702 131,805 (R) 131,555 1,563,578 178,918 (R) 196,152 2,299,281

Net Adjustments -611 (R) -737 -7,797 1,254 (R) 1,181 16,441 1,865 (R) 1,917 24,238Total Census Basis -46,502 (R) -63,861 -727,905 130,551 (R) 130,374 1,547,137 177,053 (R) 194,235 2,275,043

North America -7,512 (R) -7,667 -93,125 38,591 (R) 43,704 508,774 46,103 51,371 601,899

Canada -3,608 (R) -2,803 -31,803 22,191 (R) 24,876 292,443 25,798 27,679 324,246

Mexico -3,904 -4,864 -61,322 16,401 18,828 216,331 20,305 23,692 277,653

Europe -9,270 -13,511 -125,895 26,768 26,119 328,921 36,038 39,630 454,816

European Union -8,733 -12,197 -115,716 21,614 21,372 265,132 30,347 33,569 380,848

Austria -578 -631 -6,038 275 182 3,415 852 814 9,453

Belgium 872 853 12,066 2,360 2,463 29,398 1,488 1,610 17,332

Czech Republic -131 -174 -2,097 154 140 1,829 284 314 3,926

Finland -191 -227 -2,578 192 216 2,555 383 443 5,133

France -912 -1,149 -10,765 2,431 2,602 30,836 3,343 3,752 41,601

Germany -5,423 -6,237 -59,739 3,802 3,851 48,786 9,225 10,089 108,524

Hungary -151 -108 -1,650 143 129 1,564 294 237 3,214

Ireland -1,483 -2,296 -25,919 734 473 7,390 2,217 2,770 33,309

Italy -1,651 -2,086 -20,958 1,323 1,185 15,972 2,975 3,271 36,931

Netherlands 2,263 1,561 18,387 3,859 3,358 40,680 1,596 1,797 22,293

Poland 21 -38 -1,265 402 351 3,361 381 389 4,626

Spain -228 -315 -2,292 696 758 9,497 924 1,073 11,789

Sweden -351 -440 -4,966 414 435 5,238 765 875 10,204

United Kingdom -282 -387 -118 4,051 4,333 54,817 4,334 4,720 54,935

Other EU -509 -520 -7,784 778 896 9,794 1,286 1,416 17,578

Norway -74 -364 -3,032 294 226 3,508 368 590 6,540

Russia -1,092 -1,109 -18,605 1,162 1,113 10,668 2,254 2,222 29,274

Switzerland -368 -567 475 1,786 1,822 26,165 2,154 2,389 25,690

Other Europe 998 726 10,983 1,912 1,585 23,447 914 860 12,464

Euro Area -7,513 -10,629 -99,889 16,033 15,581 193,752 23,547 26,210 293,641

Pacific Rim Countries -27,286 -34,143 -382,605 34,304 32,762 379,616 61,590 66,905 762,221

Australia 1,665 1,782 21,672 2,497 2,608 31,208 832 826 9,536

China -24,453 -28,954 -315,053 10,382 10,594 110,590 34,835 39,548 425,644

Indonesia -821 -879 -9,983 597 540 8,014 1,419 1,419 17,997

Japan -5,749 -6,190 -76,341 6,035 5,650 70,046 11,784 11,841 146,388

Malaysia -934 -1,105 -13,079 1,136 1,028 12,854 2,069 2,133 25,934

Philippines -91 128 -1,521 600 834 8,060 691 706 9,580

Newly Industrialized Countries (NICS) 3,056 1,105 11,324 12,684 11,182 134,729 9,627 10,077 123,404

Hong Kong 4,002 3,018 32,039 4,414 3,382 37,480 412 363 5,441

Korea -1,136 -1,789 -16,562 3,451 3,062 42,318 4,587 4,851 58,880

Singapore 1,132 1,138 10,337 2,661 2,797 30,561 1,530 1,659 20,224

Taiwan -942 -1,262 -14,490 2,157 1,941 24,370 3,098 3,203 38,860

Other Pacific Rim 40 -30 377 373 325 4,115 332 355 3,738

South/Central America 3,411 1,602 12,040 16,658 15,634 183,866 13,248 14,032 171,825

Argentina 573 357 5,984 848 786 10,336 274 430 4,352

Brazil 1,336 1,639 11,621 3,543 3,888 43,717 2,207 2,249 32,097

Chile 1,076 639 9,505 1,977 1,470 18,886 901 831 9,381

Colombia -304 -471 -8,238 1,565 1,474 16,395 1,869 1,945 24,632

Other S/C America 730 -562 -6,831 8,727 8,016 94,532 7,997 8,578 101,363

OPEC -3,409 -6,617 -98,926 8,821 7,336 81,948 12,230 13,953 180,874

Nigeria -529 -1,022 -14,016 539 387 5,114 1,068 1,409 19,130

Saudi Arabia -1,745 -2,615 -37,549 1,915 1,685 18,118 3,660 4,300 55,667

Venezuela -1,307 -1,981 -21,095 1,724 1,582 17,631 3,031 3,563 38,726

Other OPEC 172 -998 -26,267 4,643 3,682 41,085 4,471 4,680 67,352

Africa -1,226 -2,038 -34,047 2,678 2,647 32,864 3,904 4,685 66,911

Algeria -445 -536 -8,631 120 113 1,362 565 648 9,993

Egypt 282 203 2,489 431 383 5,485 149 179 2,996

South Africa -187 -230 -1,104 559 506 7,553 746 736 8,657

Other Africa -876 -1,476 -26,801 1,568 1,646 18,463 2,444 3,122 45,264

Other Countries -3,918 -5,566 -62,634 5,926 4,971 63,863 9,844 10,537 126,497India -539 -1,504 -18,183 2,237 1,747 22,336 2,776 3,252 40,518

Thailand -1,199 -1,332 -15,174 948 832 10,953 2,147 2,164 26,127

Other -2,180 -2,730 -29,278 2,741 2,391 30,574 4,921 5,121 59,852

Unidentified Countries (2) (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) (X) (X) (X)

Timing Adjustments (X) -29 347 (X) -50 -3 (X) -22 -350

(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

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