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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. EDT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2011

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: Anne Flatness 202-606-9548

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

CB11-171, BEA11-51, FT-900 (11-08)

U.S. INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN GOODS AND SERVICESAugust 2011

Goods and Services

The U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, through the Department of Commerce,announced today that total August exports of $177.6 billion and imports of $223.2 billion resulted in a goods and services

deficit of $45.6 billion, virtually unchanged from July,revised. August exports were $0.1 billion less than Julyexports of $177.7 billion. August imports were $0.1 billionless than July imports of $223.3 billion.

In August, the goods deficit increased $0.1 billion fromJuly to $61.4 billion, and the services surplus increased $0.2billion to $15.8 billion. Exports of goods decreased $0.1billion to $126.7 billion, and imports of goods were virtuallyunchanged at $188.1 billion. Exports of services werevirtually unchanged at $50.9 billion, and imports of servicesdecreased $0.2 billion to $35.1 billion.

The goods and services deficit increased $0.1 billion fromAugust 2010 to August 2011. Exports were up $22.7 billion,or 14.7 percent, and imports were up $22.8 billion, or 11.4percent.

Goods (Census Basis)

Exports of goods from July to August were virtuallyunchanged. Increases occurred in industrial supplies and

materials ($0.8 billion); consumer goods ($0.2 billion); foods,

feeds, and beverages ($0.2 billion); and other goods ($0.1

billion). Decreases occurred in automotive vehicles, parts, and

engines ($1.0 billion) and capital goods ($0.4 billion).

The July to August increase in imports of goods reflectedincreases in industrial supplies and materials ($0.9 billion);other goods

($0.9 billion); and foods, feeds, and beverages

($0.1 billion). Decreases occurred in consumer goods ($0.8billion); automotive vehicles, parts, and engines ($0.7 billion); and capital goods ($0.3 billion).

The August 2010 to August 2011 increase in exports of goods reflected increases in industrial supplies and materials ($9.7 billion); capital goods ($4.2 billion); automotive

vehicles, parts, and engines ($1.6 billion); foods, feeds, and

beverages ($1.3 billion); consumer goods ($0.9 billion); andother goods ($0.2 billion).

NOTE: Total goods data are reported on a Balance of Payments basis, unless otherwise specified. Commodity and country detail data for goods are on a Census basisMonthly statistics are seasonally adjusted unless otherwise specified. For information on data sources 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. The next FT-900 release is November 10, 2011.



The August 2010 to August 2011 increase in imports of

goods reflected increases in industrial supplies and materials ($13.4 billion); capital goods ($4.3 billion); automotive

vehicles, parts, and engines ($1.8 billion); foods, feeds, and

beverages ($1.1 billion); other goods ($0.5 billion); andconsumer goods ($0.3 billion).

Services

Exports of services were virtually unchanged from July toAugust. An increase in other private services (which includesitems such as business, professional, and technical services,insurance services, and financial services) was offset by adecrease in travel. Changes in the other categories of servicesexports were small and offsetting.

Imports of services decreased $0.2 billion from July toAugust. The decrease was more than accounted for bydecreases in travel, other transportation (which includesfreight and port services), and passenger fares. An increase in

other private services was partly offsetting. Changes in theother categories of services imports were small.

The August 2010 to August 2011 increase in exports of services was $4.5 billion. The largest increases were in other

private services ($2.0 billion), travel ($1.0 billion), androyalties and license fees ($0.7 billion). Within other private

services, the largest increase was in business, professional, andtechnical services.

The August 2010 to August 2011 increase in imports of services was $0.8 billion. The largest increases were inroyalties and license fees ($0.3 billion), passenger fares ($0.3

billion), and travel ($0.3 billion).

Goods and Services Moving Average

For the three months ending in August, exports of goods

and services averaged $175.7 billion, while imports of goods

and services averaged $223.3 billion, resulting in an average

trade deficit of $47.6 billion. For the three months ending in

July, the average trade deficit was $49.1 billion, reflecting

average exports of $175.1 billion and average imports of

$224.2 billion.

Selected Not Seasonally Adjusted Goods Details

The August figures show surpluses, in billions of dollars,with Hong Kong $2.4 ($2.3 for July), Australia $1.4 ($1.7),Singapore $1.0 ($1.2), and Egypt $0.4 ($0.4). Deficits wererecorded, in billions of dollars, with China $29.0 ($27.0),

OPEC $13.3 ($11.9), European Union $9.0 ($8.9), Japan $6.7($5.2), Mexico $5.5 ($4.9), Germany $4.5 ($4.2), Venezuela$3.0 ($2.6), Nigeria $3.0 ($2.8), Ireland $2.9 ($2.7), Canada$2.4 ($3.3), Taiwan $1.6 ($1.6), and Korea $0.7 ($1.4).

Advanced technology products exports were $23.9 billionin August and imports were $33.0 billion, resulting in a deficitof $9.1 billion. August exports were $0.3 billion more thanthe $23.6 billion in July, while August imports were $0.3billion more than the $32.7 billion in July.

Revisions

Census Basis (not seasonally adjusted)

For July, exports of goods were revised down $0.1 billion

and imports of goods were revised up $0.5 billion. Goods

carry-over in August was $0.2 billion (0.2 percent) for exportsand $1.4 billion (0.7 percent) for imports. For July, revised

export carry-over was $0.2 billion (0.1 percent), virtually

unrevised. For July, revised import carry-over was $0.2 billion

(0.1 percent), revised down from $1.0 billion (0.6 percent).

Balance of Payments Basis (seasonally adjusted)

For July, exports of goods were revised down $0.1 billion

and imports of goods were revised up $0.5 billion.

For July, exports of services were revised down $0.2

billion, mostly reflecting a downward revision in travel. For

July, imports of services were virtually unrevised.

Scheduled release dates through February 2012 are located on page A-5



NOTICE

Addition of South Sudan

Effective with this release, the U.S. International Trade in Goods and Services report is revised to reflect South

Sudan as an independent country. Sudan and South Sudan are listed individually in exhibit 6 of the FT-900supplement.

If you have any questions or need additional information, please contact the Data Dissemination Branch officeon 1-800-549-0595, option 4; 301-763-2311; or email at [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 (2005 Chain-weighted dollars) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Exhibit 11 Real Exports, Imports, and Balance of Goods, Petroleum and Non-Petroleum End-UseCommodity Category Totals (2005 Chain-weighted 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

Exhibit 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

2009

Jan. - Dec. -381,272 -505,910 124,637 1,575,037 1,069,491 505,547 1,956,310 1,575,400 380,909

Jan. - Aug. -238,603 -318,295 79,693 1,016,946 685,747 331,199 1,255,548 1,004,042 251,506

January -37,201 -46,762 9,561 125,272 83,869 41,403 162,473 130,631 31,842

February -27,034 -36,862 9,828 127,001 85,909 41,092 154,034 122,771 31,264March -28,579 -38,691 10,111 126,008 84,635 41,373 154,587 123,325 31,262

April -29,172 -39,272 10,101 124,160 82,673 41,487 153,331 121,945 31,386May -25,524 -35,776 10,251 125,678 84,409 41,269 151,202 120,185 31,017

June -26,690 -36,868 10,179 128,183 86,805 41,378 154,872 123,673 31,200

July -33,378 -42,973 9,595 129,888 88,495 41,393 163,266 131,469 31,797August -31,025 -41,091 10,066 130,756 88,952 41,804 161,781 130,043 31,738

September -34,890 -45,461 10,570 135,445 92,843 42,602 170,335 138,303 32,032October -32,797 -44,117 11,321 139,422 95,889 43,533 172,219 140,006 32,212

November -36,293 -47,918 11,625 139,991 95,902 44,089 176,284 143,820 32,463December -38,690 -50,118 11,428 143,234 99,110 44,124 181,924 149,228 32,696

2010

Jan. - Dec. -500,027 -645,857 145,830 1,837,577 1,288,699 548,878 2,337,604 1,934,555 403,048

Jan. - Aug. -337,265 -430,134 92,869 1,197,178 837,284 359,894 1,534,443 1,267,419 267,024

January -37,490 -48,932 11,442 143,606 99,605 44,001 181,096 148,537 32,559

February -41,011 -51,466 10,455 143,974 100,272 43,702 184,985 151,738 33,247March -41,142 -52,434 11,292 148,922 104,695 44,227 190,063 157,129 32,935

April -41,466 -52,686 11,220 147,732 103,941 43,791 189,198 156,627 32,571

May -42,166 -54,323 12,157 152,078 106,672 45,406 194,244 160,995 33,249June -46,890 -58,950 12,059 151,324 105,340 45,983 198,214 164,290 33,924

July -41,564 -53,675 12,111 154,675 108,291 46,384 196,239 161,966 34,273August -45,536 -57,669 12,133 154,867 108,468 46,399 200,403 166,137 34,266

September -44,013 -56,477 12,465 155,652 108,755 46,896 199,665 165,233 34,432October -39,452 -52,347 12,894 159,503 112,555 46,949 198,956 164,901 34,054

November -38,842 -52,499 13,657 161,238 113,790 47,449 200,081 166,289 33,792December -40,454 -54,399 13,945 164,006 116,315 47,691 204,459 170,713 33,746

2011

Jan. - Aug. -376,199 -495,350 119,151 1,386,617 988,115 398,501 1,762,816 1,483,465 279,350

January -47,858 -61,575 13,717 167,849 119,538 48,311 215,707 181,113 34,594February -45,718 -59,648 13,930 165,727 117,449 48,278 211,444 177,097 34,347

March -46,397 -61,000 14,603 173,981 124,557 49,424 220,378 185,557 34,821April -43,242 -58,054 14,813 176,267 126,602 49,665 219,509 184,656 34,853

May -50,182 -65,360 15,179 175,673 125,294 50,379 225,855 190,655 35,201June -51,570 -67,025 15,455 171,802 121,189 50,613 223,372 188,213 35,158

July (R) -45,625 -61,271 15,646 177,706 126,795 50,911 223,331 188,066 35,265August -45,608 -61,417 15,809 177,611 126,691 50,920 223,220 188,108 35,111

SeptemberOctober

NovemberDecember

July data as published last month:

-44,808 -60,628 15,820 178,035 126,913 51,123 222,844 187,541 35,303

(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

2009

January -41,161 -50,645 9,484 133,142 90,655 42,487 174,303 141,299 33,003February -35,454 -45,120 9,667 128,091 86,290 41,801 163,545 131,410 32,134March -30,938 -40,772 9,834 126,094 84,804 41,290 157,032 125,576 31,456April -28,262 -38,275 10,013 125,723 84,405 41,317 153,984 122,680 31,304May -27,759 -37,913 10,154 125,282 83,905 41,376 153,040 121,818 31,222

June -27,129 -37,305 10,177 126,007 84,629 41,378 153,135 121,934 31,201July -28,531 -38,539 10,008 127,916 86,570 41,346 156,447 125,109 31,338August -30,364 -40,311 9,947 129,609 88,084 41,525 159,973 128,395 31,578September -33,098 -43,175 10,077 132,030 90,097 41,933 165,127 133,272 31,856October -32,904 -43,556 10,652 135,208 92,561 42,646 168,112 136,118 31,994November -34,660 -45,832 11,172 138,286 94,878 43,408 172,946 140,710 32,236December -35,926 -47,385 11,458 140,882 96,967 43,915 176,809 144,352 32,457

2010

January -37,491 -48,989 11,499 142,277 98,206 44,071 179,768 147,195 32,573February -39,064 -50,172 11,108 143,605 99,663 43,942 182,668 149,835 32,834March -39,881 -50,944 11,063 145,501 101,524 43,977 185,381 152,468 32,913April -41,206 -52,195 10,989 146,876 102,969 43,907 188,082 155,165 32,918May -41,591 -53,148 11,556 149,577 105,103 44,475 191,169 158,250 32,918June -43,507 -55,319 11,812 150,378 105,318 45,060 193,885 160,637 33,248

July -43,540 -55,649 12,109 152,692 106,768 45,925 196,232 162,417 33,815August -44,663 -56,765 12,101 153,622 107,366 46,256 198,285 164,131 34,155September -43,704 -55,941 12,236 155,065 108,505 46,560 198,769 164,445 34,324October -43,000 -55,498 12,497 156,674 109,926 46,748 199,675 165,424 34,251November -40,769 -53,775 13,005 158,798 111,700 47,098 199,567 165,474 34,093December -39,583 -53,082 13,499 161,582 114,220 47,363 201,165 167,301 33,864

2011

January -42,385 -56,158 13,773 164,364 116,547 47,817 206,749 172,705 34,044February -44,676 -58,540 13,864 165,861 117,767 48,093 210,537 176,308 34,229March -46,657 -60,741 14,083 169,186 120,515 48,671 215,843 181,256 34,588April -45,119 -59,567 14,449 171,992 122,869 49,122 217,110 182,437 34,674May -46,607 -61,472 14,865 175,307 125,484 49,823 221,914 186,956 34,958June -48,331 -63,480 15,149 174,581 124,362 50,219 222,912 187,841 35,070

July (R) -49,126 -64,552 15,426 175,060 124,426 50,634 224,186 188,978 35,208August -47,601 -63,238 15,637 175,706 124,892 50,815 223,307 188,129 35,178SeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

(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 ofMovingAverage



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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.

Period Total Services TravelPassenger

FaresOther

TransportationRoyalties andLicense Fees

Other PrivateServices

TransfersUnder U.S.

Military SalesContracts

U.S.Government

Misc. Services

2009

Jan. - Dec. 505,547 94,191 26,103 35,533 97,183 234,858 16,611 1,069Jan. - Aug. 331,199 62,435 17,592 23,099 61,095 154,979 11,319 679

January 41,403 7,988 2,432 2,877 7,496 19,429 1,100 80

February 41,092 7,904 2,304 2,885 7,246 19,536 1,137 80March 41,373 7,818 2,240 2,915 7,394 19,725 1,200 81April 41,487 7,900 2,239 2,889 7,747 19,340 1,291 81May 41,269 7,660 2,069 2,834 7,967 19,267 1,389 83June 41,378 7,587 2,090 2,860 7,861 19,382 1,513 86

July 41,393 7,743 2,086 2,903 7,654 19,076 1,838 93August 41,804 7,835 2,132 2,937 7,731 19,223 1,850 96

September 42,602 7,898 2,114 3,030 8,286 19,434 1,742 97October 43,533 7,956 2,107 3,048 9,022 20,043 1,264 93

November 44,089 7,887 2,104 3,231 9,462 20,161 1,147 97December 44,124 8,015 2,186 3,123 9,318 20,240 1,138 102

2010

Jan. - Dec. 548,878 103,505 30,931 39,936 105,583 250,320 17,483 1,121

Jan. - Aug. 359,894 67,957 20,237 26,460 69,716 162,908 11,845 771

January 44,001 8,338 2,278 3,177 8,833 19,801 1,435 139February 43,702 8,310 2,365 3,251 8,427 19,775 1,448 126March 44,227 8,564 2,492 3,290 8,354 19,993 1,429 105April 43,791 8,083 2,314 3,246 8,533 20,047 1,480 87

May 45,406 8,609 2,661 3,332 8,776 20,441 1,510 78June 45,983 8,703 2,750 3,420 8,919 20,609 1,508 74

July 46,384 8,744 2,770 3,377 8,939 20,957 1,517 81

August 46,399 8,606 2,607 3,366 8,935 21,286 1,518 82September 46,896 8,853 2,699 3,355 8,846 21,562 1,497 84

October 46,949 8,848 2,711 3,303 8,800 21,802 1,399 86November 47,449 8,922 2,653 3,395 9,043 21,971 1,375 88December 47,691 8,925 2,630 3,423 9,177 22,077 1,367 91

2011

Jan. - Aug. 398,501 75,504 24,055 28,255 75,874 182,459 11,591 763

January 48,311 9,128 2,803 3,471 9,222 22,201 1,382 104February 48,278 8,923 2,696 3,433 9,365 22,365 1,390 106March 49,424 9,250 2,863 3,560 9,425 22,763 1,459 104

April 49,665 9,435 2,923 3,535 9,487 22,693 1,501 91May 50,379 9,607 3,107 3,604 9,531 22,939 1,504 88June 50,613 9,755 3,092 3,516 9,573 23,094 1,496 88

July (R) 50,911 9,816 3,298 3,572 9,613 23,086 1,437 89

August 50,920 9,590 3,273 3,564 9,659 23,319 1,422 93SeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

July data as published last month:51,123 10,019 3,251 3,578 9,613 23,135 1,437 89

NOTE: For information on data sources, methodology, and details of what is included in each service category, 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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Exhibit 4. U.S. Services by Major Category--Imports


Period Total Services TravelPassenger

FaresOther

TransportationRoyalties andLicense Fees

Other PrivateServices

Direct DefenseExpenditures

U.S.Government

Misc. Services

2009

Jan. - Dec. 380,909 74,118 25,137 42,591 29,849 174,325 30,474 4,415Jan. - Aug. 251,506 49,262 16,662 28,601 19,476 114,507 20,208 2,791

January 31,842 6,388 2,201 4,088 2,266 14,115 2,437 346

February 31,264 6,396 2,160 3,648 2,345 13,904 2,465 345March 31,262 6,314 2,047 3,690 2,420 13,953 2,493 345April 31,386 6,207 2,035 3,562 2,479 14,227 2,535 341May 31,017 5,781 2,002 3,445 2,509 14,382 2,556 343June 31,200 5,844 1,987 3,387 2,507 14,555 2,571 348

July 31,797 6,121 2,119 3,489 2,486 14,652 2,574 356August 31,738 6,211 2,111 3,292 2,463 14,718 2,577 366

September 32,032 6,213 2,099 3,444 2,458 14,862 2,577 379October 32,212 6,227 2,079 3,351 2,549 15,031 2,562 414

November 32,463 6,228 2,132 3,500 2,638 14,986 2,561 419December 32,696 6,188 2,165 3,696 2,728 14,940 2,566 412

2010

Jan. - Dec. 403,048 75,507 27,279 51,202 33,450 180,598 30,391 4,621

Jan. - Aug. 267,024 50,052 17,667 34,022 22,336 119,546 20,388 3,012


May 33,249 6,160 2,325 4,284 2,556 15,025 2,529 371June 33,924 6,273 2,351 4,510 2,745 15,143 2,523 380

July 34,273 6,382 2,379 4,507 2,702 15,362 2,539 402

August 34,266 6,294 2,290 4,579 2,720 15,437 2,538 409September 34,432 6,401 2,353 4,514 2,754 15,466 2,532 411

October 34,054 6,400 2,431 4,331 2,751 15,234 2,499 408November 33,792 6,345 2,435 4,182 2,779 15,161 2,489 401December 33,746 6,309 2,393 4,153 2,830 15,189 2,483 389

2011

Jan. - Aug. 279,350 52,349 20,471 36,472 23,961 123,155 20,090 2,853


May 35,201 6,598 2,662 4,665 3,001 15,416 2,506 353June 35,158 6,642 2,555 4,624 3,008 15,473 2,503 353

July (R) 35,265 6,710 2,636 4,595 3,022 15,446 2,501 355August 35,111 6,581 2,582 4,535 3,048 15,507 2,500 358

SeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

July data as published last month:35,303 6,735 2,648 4,594 3,022 15,448 2,501 355

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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Exhibit 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

2009

Jan. - Dec. -505,910 -503,582 1,069,491 13,448 1,056,043 1,575,400 15,776 1,559,625Jan. - Aug. -318,295 -317,040 685,747 8,678 677,069 1,004,042 9,934 994,108

January -46,762 -46,541 83,869 1,244 82,625 130,631 1,465 129,166February -36,862 -36,743 85,909 1,107 84,802 122,771 1,226 121,545March -38,691 -38,400 84,635 877 83,758 123,325 1,168 122,158April -39,272 -39,448 82,673 1,393 81,280 121,945 1,217 120,728May -35,776 -35,772 84,409 1,056 83,353 120,185 1,060 119,124

June -36,868 -36,887 86,805 1,175 85,630 123,673 1,156 122,517

July -42,973 -42,638 88,495 818 87,678 131,469 1,153 130,316August -41,091 -40,611 88,952 1,008 87,944 130,043 1,488 128,555September -45,461 -45,126 92,843 995 91,848 138,303 1,329 136,974October -44,117 -43,591 95,889 972 94,917 140,006 1,499 138,508

November -47,918 -47,942 95,902 1,515 94,387 143,820 1,491 142,329December -50,118 -49,883 99,110 1,288 97,822 149,228 1,523 147,706

2010

Jan. - Dec. -645,857 -634,897 1,288,699 10,436 1,278,263 1,934,555 21,395 1,913,160

Jan. - Aug. -430,134 -423,482 837,284 7,197 830,087 1,267,419 13,850 1,253,568

January -48,932 -48,177 99,605 957 98,648 148,537 1,713 146,825February -51,466 -50,743 100,272 994 99,279 151,738 1,716 150,022March -52,434 -51,468 104,695 740 103,954 157,129 1,706 155,423April -52,686 -51,996 103,941 922 103,020 156,627 1,611 155,016

May -54,323 -53,575 106,672 990 105,682 160,995 1,738 159,257June -58,950 -57,967 105,340 872 104,468 164,290 1,855 162,435

July -53,675 -52,787 108,291 809 107,481 161,966 1,698 160,268

August -57,669 -56,768 108,468 913 107,555 166,137 1,815 164,322September -56,477 -55,330 108,755 638 108,117 165,233 1,786 163,447

October -52,347 -51,054 112,555 601 111,954 164,901 1,893 163,008November -52,499 -51,707 113,790 1,058 112,732 166,289 1,850 164,439December -54,399 -53,324 116,315 941 115,374 170,713 2,016 168,698

2011

Jan. - Aug. -495,350 -488,632 988,115 11,966 976,149 1,483,465 18,684 1,464,781

January -61,575 -60,894 119,538 1,422 118,116 181,113 2,103 179,010February -59,648 -59,112 117,449 1,715 115,735 177,097 2,251 174,846March -61,000 -60,462 124,557 1,670 122,887 185,557 2,208 183,349

April -58,054 -57,274 126,602 1,495 125,107 184,656 2,276 182,380May -65,360 -64,294 125,294 1,500 123,795 190,655 2,566 188,089June -67,025 -65,979 121,189 1,452 119,737 188,213 2,497 185,716

July (R) -61,271 -60,280 126,795 1,420 125,375 188,066 2,410 185,656

August -61,417 -60,337 126,691 1,293 125,398 188,108 2,373 185,735SeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

July data as published last month:

-60,628 -59,679 126,913 1,419 125,494 187,541 2,369 185,172

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



6


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


End-Use Commodity Category

Foods, Feeds,

& Beverages

Industrial

Supplies (2)Capital Goods

Automotive

Vehicles, etc.

Consumer

GoodsOther Goods

Exports

2010

Jan. - Dec. 1,288,699 10,436 1,278,263 107,705 391,748 446,597 111,989 165,883 54,341 Jan. - Aug. 837,284 7,197 830,087 67,754 253,282 292,091 73,513 108,312 35,136

January 99,605 957 98,648 8,842 29,084 34,547 8,842 13,599 3,735 February 100,272 994 99,279 8,654 29,509 35,095 8,961 13,124 3,936 March 104,695 740 103,954 8,702 31,643 35,916 8,988 13,859 4,847 April 103,941 922 103,020 8,264 32,234 35,952 9,162 13,149 4,259 May 106,672 990 105,682 8,193 32,812 37,576 9,245 13,573 4,283 June 105,340 872 104,468 7,987 32,028 36,842 9,404 13,616 4,592

July 108,291 809 107,481 8,106 32,653 38,682 9,368 13,635 5,038 August 108,468 913 107,555 9,006 33,321 37,483 9,542 13,758 4,446 September 108,755 638 108,117 9,357 32,598 37,935 9,518 13,924 4,785 October 112,555 601 111,954 10,083 34,479 38,451 9,750 14,109 5,082 November 113,790 1,058 112,732 10,234 35,130 38,495 9,376 14,967 4,530 December 116,315 941 115,374 10,277 36,259 39,625 9,832 14,572 4,809

2011

Jan. - Aug. 988,115 11,966 976,149 84,513 329,237 323,611 87,413 115,522 35,853

January 119,538 1,422 118,116 10,357 39,587 38,901 10,793 14,059 4,418 February 117,449 1,715 115,735 10,507 38,679 38,912 9,925 13,849 3,863 March 124,557 1,670 122,887 11,184 41,348 39,787 11,326 14,473 4,768 April 126,602 1,495 125,107 10,985 43,361 40,993 10,555 14,727 4,485 May 125,294 1,500 123,795 10,951 41,549 41,363 10,779 14,300 4,852 June 121,189 1,452 119,737 10,117 39,495 39,876 10,831 15,050 4,367

July (R) 126,795 1,420 125,375 10,094 42,220 42,071 12,096 14,411 4,483 August 126,691 1,293 125,398 10,316 42,999 41,707 11,107 14,652 4,616 SeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

Imports

2010

Jan. - Dec. 1,934,555 21,395 1,913,160 91,730 602,663 449,178 225,049 483,268 61,272 Jan. - Aug. 1,267,419 13,850 1,253,568 60,086 398,335 289,849 147,300 317,726 40,272


July 161,966 1,698 160,268 7,665 49,532 37,608 19,412 41,092 4,959 August 166,137 1,815 164,322 7,817 50,206 38,618 20,185 42,167 5,330 September 165,233 1,786 163,447 7,899 50,059 39,765 19,320 41,347 5,057 October 164,901 1,893 163,008 7,751 49,085 39,220 19,480 42,183 5,288 November 166,289 1,850 164,439 7,939 50,703 40,329 19,383 40,839 5,245 December 170,713 2,016 168,698 8,055 54,481 40,013 19,566 41,173 5,410

2011

Jan. - Aug. 1,483,465 18,684 1,464,781 70,726 503,587 337,120 166,602 344,164 42,582


July (R) 188,066 2,410 185,656 8,895 62,709 43,163 22,701 43,253 4,934 August 188,108 2,373 185,735 8,951 63,614 42,899 21,969 42,469 5,832 SeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

(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

NetAdjustments

Total CensusBasis (1)



8


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

August July Monthly Year-to-Date Year-to-Date Year-to-Date

2011 2011 (R) Change 2011 2010 Change

Capital goods, except automotive 41,707 42,071 -364 323,611 292,091 31,519Engines-civilian aircraft 2,078 2,298 -220 17,218 15,301 1,917Drilling & oilfield equipment 769 906 -137 6,550 6,904 -355Measuring, testing, control instruments 1,932 2,056 -124 15,780 13,713 2,067Electric apparatus 2,906 3,019 -113 23,217 21,135 2,082Telecommunications equipment 3,003 3,116 -113 23,847 21,005 2,842Semiconductors 3,536 3,634 -98 29,801 31,654 -1,853Nonfarm tractors and parts 273 354 -81 2,313 1,452 861Computer accessories 2,699 2,766 -67 21,201 19,169 2,032Industrial engines 2,340 2,406 -66 18,424 15,973 2,451Vessels, excluding scrap 5 71 -66 87 22 65

Food, tobacco machinery 276 319 -43 2,231 2,018 213Photo, service industry machinery 847 882 -35 6,816 6,080 736Parts-civilian aircraft 1,738 1,763 -25 13,602 12,533 1,068Laboratory testing instruments 889 908 -19 7,136 6,509 627Excavating machinery 1,462 1,474 -12 10,863 8,196 2,667Wood, glass, plastic 377 389 -11 2,951 2,349 602Marine engines, parts 81 91 -10 838 811 27Pulp and paper machinery 217 223 -6 1,718 1,617 101

Generators, accessories 1,139 1,142 -4 8,621 8,079 542Spacecraft, excluding military 2 2 (-) 23 23 (-)Commercial vessels, other 34 32 2 280 273 7Specialized mining 188 180 8 1,216 889 328Railway transportation equipment 254 246 8 2,152 1,790 362Textile, sewing machines 100 88 12 777 794 -16Business machines and equipment 265 252 13 2,157 2,080 78Materials handling equipment 1,484 1,458 26 10,109 7,278 2,831Metalworking machine tools 709 681 28 5,226 4,194 1,032Medicinal equipment 2,719 2,655 64 21,235 19,557 1,679Agricultural machinery, equipment 899 811 88 5,583 4,442 1,141Computers 1,545 1,395 150 11,127 9,636 1,491Industrial machines, other 3,716 3,486 229 29,945 26,982 2,964Civilian aircraft 3,223 2,964 258 20,564 19,634 929

Automotive vehicles, parts, and engines 11,107 12,096 -989 87,413 73,513 13,900

Consumer goods 14,652 14,411 241 115,522 108,312 7,211

Pharmaceutical preparations 3,941 3,500 441 29,410 30,647 -1,237Artwork, antiques, stamps, etc. 510 396 114 4,603 3,960 643Numismatic coins 156 86 70 599 406 193Records, tapes, and disks 356 322 34 2,714 2,796 -82Toiletries and cosmetics 854 838 16 6,493 6,216 277Tobacco, manufactured 58 48 10 360 401 -41Nursery stock, etc. 31 29 2 275 274 1Rugs 91 90 (-) 710 654 57Glassware, chinaware 41 42 -1 324 301 22Sports apparel and gear 55 57 -2 454 389 65Books, printed matter 442 447 -4 3,614 3,576 38Musical instruments 204 209 -5 1,660 1,508 152Apparel, household goods-nontextile 231 239 -7 1,741 1,520 222Cookware, cutlery, tools 78 87 -9 666 603 63Writing and art supplies 600 610 -10 4,781 4,580 201Apparel, household goods-textile 505 518 -14 3,929 3,501 428Stereo equipment, etc. 156 173 -17 1,255 1,229 26Furniture, household goods, etc. 336 360 -24 2,731 2,486 245Jewelry, etc. 743 770 -27 5,891 4,811 1,079

Household appliances 576 604 -29 4,568 4,411 157Toys, games, and sporting goods 859 895 -36 6,770 6,863 -93Pleasure boats and motors 178 214 -36 1,658 1,642 16TV's, VCR's, etc. 483 549 -65 3,800 3,323 477Other household goods 1,709 1,789 -80 13,440 12,561 878Gem diamonds 1,456 1,540 -84 13,077 9,654 3,423

Other goods 4,616 4,483 133 35,853 35,136 717

(1) Detailed data are presented on a Census basis. The information needed to convert to a BOP basis is not available.


Item (1)



9


Exhibit 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 monthly

change within each major commodity grouping. (-) Represents zero or less than one half of measurement shown. (R) - Revised.


2011 2011 (R) Change 2011 2010 Change

Total, Balance of Payments Basis 188,108 188,066 42 1,483,465 1,267,419 216,047

Net Adjustments 2,373 2,410 -37 18,684 13,850 4,834

Total, Census Basis 185,735 185,656 79 1,464,781 1,253,568 211,213

Foods, feeds, and beverages 8,951 8,895 56 70,726 60,086 10,640

Fruits, frozen juices 1,063 847 216 7,605 6,789 816Alcoholic beverages, excluding wine 578 490 88 4,167 3,705 462Cane and beet sugar 255 192 63 1,813 1,175 638Feedstuff and foodgrains 372 324 47 2,860 2,386 473Other foods 824 779 46 6,907 6,195 711Meat products 677 668 9 5,188 4,883 306Vegetables 835 828 7 6,414 5,826 588Dairy products and eggs 139 132 6 1,058 933 125Tea, spices, etc. 150 151 -1 1,145 941 203Nuts 160 162 -2 1,237 942 295Nonagricultural foods, etc. 51 58 -7 488 467 21Bakery products 714 726 -11 5,651 5,060 591Fish and shellfish 1,376 1,395 -19 10,887 9,474 1,413Wine, beer, and related products 660 702 -41 5,701 5,216 485Cocoa beans 131 179 -48 1,134 886 247Green coffee 497 611 -114 4,360 2,387 1,973Food oils, oilseeds 469 652 -183 4,113 2,820 1,293

Industrial supplies and materials 63,614 62,709 905 503,587 398,335 105,252

Crude oil 28,444 26,632 1,813 218,229 168,089 50,140Chemicals-fertilizers 1,491 1,341 149 10,253 6,959 3,294Steelmaking materials 781 633 148 6,146 5,001 1,146Chemicals-organic 2,279 2,132 147 17,155 13,435 3,720Coal and related fuels 366 254 112 1,737 1,466 270Gas-natural 1,442 1,331 111 10,733 12,697 -1,964Bauxite and aluminum 1,073 1,001 72 7,517 6,943 574Chemicals-other, n.e.c. 982 936 46 7,250 6,117 1,133Nonferrous metals, other 393 351 43 2,928 2,294 634Electric energy 183 146 37 1,347 1,503 -155Nonmonetary gold 1,223 1,187 36 9,784 6,998 2,785Finished metal shapes 1,523 1,493 29 11,165 9,331 1,834Zinc 161 134 27 1,254 1,070 184Other precious metals 1,299 1,273 26 10,623 6,075 4,549Sulfur, nonmetallic minerals 134 118 17 967 669 297Nickel 288 273 16 2,581 1,996 585Farming materials, livestock 122 113 9 868 757 110Chemicals-inorganic 772 765 7 5,586 4,026 1,561Newsprint 129 124 5 993 857 136Glass-plate, sheet, etc. 108 103 5 740 729 12Cotton cloth, fabrics 113 109 3 912 795 116Hides and skins 10 11 -1 140 130 10Leather and furs 50 51 -1 377 369 8Paper and paper products 570 571 -1 4,619 4,428 191Materials, excluding chemicals 123 124 -2 953 849 103Nontextile floor tiles 201 203 -2 1,594 1,445 149Cotton, natural fibers 6 8 -2 61 44 16Iron and steel, advanced 701 704 -3 5,596 4,593 1,003Plywood and veneers 170 175 -5 1,305 1,356 -50Nuclear fuel materials 363 369 -5 3,242 3,486 -244Blank tapes, audio & visual 106 111 -6 825 871 -47Lumber 267 274 -7 2,311 2,359 -48Wool, silk, etc. 55 63 -8 449 372 76Hair, waste materials 69 78 -10 569 500 69Finished textile supplies 343 354 -11 2,683 2,410 273Stone, sand, cement, etc. 304 318 -14 2,519 2,478 42Shingles, wallboard 567 585 -18 4,581 4,630 -48Tobacco, waxes, etc. 689 710 -22 5,091 4,002 1,088

Synthetic cloth 474 501 -27 3,936 3,371 565Tin 49 77 -28 711 427 284Synthetic rubber-primary 288 316 -28 2,107 1,544 563Plastic materials 1,202 1,232 -31 9,434 7,981 1,453Industrial supplies, other 2,202 2,238 -36 17,697 15,543 2,155Iron and steel products, n.e.c. 734 771 -36 5,716 4,306 1,410Natural rubber 422 459 -38 3,301 1,787 1,514Pulpwood and woodpulp 337 376 -39 2,758 2,528 230Iron and steel mill products 1,666 1,802 -137 13,685 9,670 4,015Fuel oil 3,696 3,866 -170 31,651 22,121 9,530Liquefied petroleum gases 668 908 -240 7,165 8,211 -1,047Copper 409 777 -368 4,825 3,480 1,344Petroleum products, other 3,568 4,225 -658 34,920 25,236 9,684

Item (1)



10


Exhibit 8. Imports of Goods by End-Use Category and Commodity--continued


2011 2011 (R) Change 2011 2010 Change

Capital goods, except automotive 42,899 43,163 -264 337,120 289,849 47,271

Civilian aircraft 392 716 -324 5,628 5,134 494Electric apparatus 3,279 3,496 -217 27,360 23,778 3,583

Semiconductors 2,996 3,157 -160 25,390 17,642 7,748Computer accessories 4,473 4,585 -112 37,641 42,833 -5,193Industrial machines, other 3,813 3,906 -93 30,011 22,540 7,471Generators, accessories 1,765 1,851 -85 13,777 11,949 1,828Photo, service industry machinery 1,248 1,323 -75 10,102 9,190 912Engines-civilian aircraft 1,091 1,159 -68 9,155 8,214 941Spacecraft, excluding military 21 62 -41 94 15 78Telecommunications equipment 4,079 4,099 -20 32,956 30,615 2,341Marine engines, parts 72 87 -15 639 588 51Commercial vessels, other 6 21 -15 91 79 12Nonfarm tractors and parts 189 203 -14 1,465 957 508Vessels, except scrap (-) (-) (-) 1 2 -1Business machines and equipment 381 378 3 3,031 2,990 41Metalworking machine tools 809 801 8 5,951 3,951 2,000Specialized mining 68 54 13 566 352 215Pulp and paper machinery 361 346 15 2,670 2,105 564Wood, glass, plastic 464 450 15 3,474 3,085 389Materials handling equipment 915 899 16 7,131 5,177 1,954Food, tobacco machinery 277 260 16 2,039 1,604 434Textile, sewing machines 129 113 17 1,132 1,024 108

Medicinal equipment 2,584 2,565 19 20,291 17,804 2,487Railway transportation equipment 116 93 23 853 768 85Measuring, testing, control instruments 1,560 1,515 44 11,672 9,482 2,190Excavating machinery 883 835 48 6,073 3,340 2,733Agricultural machinery, equipment 732 678 53 5,151 4,051 1,100Laboratory testing instruments 483 427 56 3,549 2,902 647Parts-civilian aircraft 1,030 970 59 7,384 6,590 794Industrial engines 1,920 1,806 114 13,983 10,616 3,368Drilling & oilfield equipment 884 749 136 5,897 4,771 1,126Computers 5,881 5,559 321 41,961 35,698 6,263

Automotive vehicles, parts, and engines 21,969 22,701 -732 166,602 147,300 19,302

Consumer goods 42,469 43,253 -784 344,164 317,726 26,439

Apparel, household goods-cotton 4,118 4,544 -425 34,456 32,489 1,967Apparel, textiles, nonwool or cotton 3,131 3,322 -191 24,622 20,657 3,964Other household goods 5,786 5,944 -157 50,957 45,329 5,627TV's, VCR's, etc. 2,621 2,744 -123 22,877 25,105 -2,227Photo equipment 489 594 -105 3,918 4,039 -121Furniture, household goods, etc. 1,934 2,000 -66 15,695 15,277 418Gem diamonds 1,960 2,005 -46 15,454 12,201 3,254Apparel, household goods-nontextile 652 686 -34 5,376 4,589 787Toiletries and cosmetics 649 681 -32 5,274 4,647 627Writing and art supplies 1,100 1,121 -21 8,834 8,342 492Camping apparel and gear 716 733 -17 5,784 4,998 786Footwear 1,655 1,668 -13 12,254 10,827 1,427Household appliances 1,727 1,738 -11 13,757 13,139 618Cookware, cutlery, tools 635 645 -10 4,973 4,670 303Musical instruments 126 137 -10 1,075 983 92Apparel, household goods-wool 280 285 -6 2,270 1,991 279Glassware, chinaware 175 179 -4 1,416 1,354 62Gem stones, other 252 255 -3 2,079 1,869 211Toys, games, and sporting goods 2,837 2,839 -2 22,216 22,719 -502Rugs 169 170 -1 1,258 1,155 104Books, printed matter 297 297 (-) 2,455 2,485 -30Nursery stock, etc. 125 122 2 1,012 981 30Pleasure boats and motors 191 186 5 1,409 1,212 197Jewelry 1,119 1,109 10 8,567 6,854 1,713Stereo equipment, etc 487 475 12 3,954 3,932 22Records, tapes, and disks 276 262 14 1,921 1,648 273Motorcycles and parts 231 209 21 1,710 1,174 536Numismatic coins 257 163 94 1,693 1,089 605Pharmaceutical preparations 7,652 7,524 128 61,148 56,583 4,565Artwork, antiques, stamps, etc. 823 615 209 5,750 5,388 362

Other goods 5,832 4,934 899 42,582 40,272 2,310



Item (1)



11


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



TotalNet

Adjust-

ments

Petroleum

(1)

Non-

petroleumTotal

NetAdjust-

ments

Petroleum

(1)

Non-

petroleumTotal

NetAdjust-

ments

Petroleum

(1)

Non-

petroleum

2010

Jan. - Dec. -645,857 -10,960 -265,235 -369,662 1,288,699 10,436 70,868 1,207,395 1,934,555 21,395 336,103 1,577,057

Jan. - Aug. -430,134 -6,653 -179,038 -244,444 837,284 7,197 44,620 785,467 1,267,419 13,850 223,657 1,029,911

January -48,932 -755 -21,938 -26,239 99,605 957 4,561 94,088 148,537 1,713 26,499 120,326

February -51,466 -722 -23,353 -27,390 100,272 994 4,827 94,452 151,738 1,716 28,180 121,842

March -52,434 -966 -23,903 -27,565 104,695 740 5,585 98,369 157,129 1,706 29,488 125,934

April -52,686 -689 -23,574 -28,422 103,941 922 6,167 96,853 156,627 1,611 29,742 125,274

May -54,323 -748 -21,946 -31,629 106,672 990 6,075 99,607 160,995 1,738 28,021 131,236

June -58,950 -982 -21,355 -36,612 105,340 872 5,512 98,956 164,290 1,855 26,867 135,568

July -53,675 -888 -20,826 -31,961 108,291 809 6,077 101,405 161,966 1,698 26,903 133,366

August -57,669 -901 -22,141 -34,627 108,468 913 5,816 101,738 166,137 1,815 27,958 136,365

September -56,477 -1,148 -21,706 -33,624 108,755 638 5,946 102,171 165,233 1,786 27,653 135,794

October -52,347 -1,292 -19,774 -31,280 112,555 601 6,642 105,312 164,901 1,893 26,416 136,592

November -52,499 -792 -20,361 -31,346 113,790 1,058 7,162 105,570 166,289 1,850 27,523 136,916

December -54,399 -1,075 -24,355 -28,969 116,315 941 6,498 108,876 170,713 2,016 30,853 137,844

2011

Jan. - Aug. -495,350 -6,718 -220,156 -268,476 988,115 11,966 71,808 904,341 1,483,465 18,684 291,964 1,172,817

January -61,575 -680 -26,774 -34,120 119,538 1,422 8,213 109,903 181,113 2,103 34,987 144,023

February -59,648 -536 -25,217 -33,895 117,449 1,715 7,726 108,009 177,097 2,251 32,942 141,904

March -61,000 -538 -30,240 -30,221 124,557 1,670 7,842 115,045 185,557 2,208 38,083 145,266

April -58,054 -781 -26,138 -31,136 126,602 1,495 9,909 115,198 184,656 2,276 36,046 146,334

May -65,360 -1,066 -30,586 -33,709 125,294 1,500 9,348 114,447 190,655 2,566 39,933 148,156

June -67,025 -1,046 -29,400 -36,579 121,189 1,452 8,565 111,172 188,213 2,497 37,965 147,751

July (R) -61,271 -991 -25,740 -34,541 126,795 1,420 9,892 115,484 188,066 2,410 35,631 150,025

August -61,417 -1,081 -26,062 -34,275 126,691 1,293 10,315 115,084 188,108 2,373 36,376 149,359September

October

November

December

(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 on page A-1 of this release, or at www.census.gov/ft900 or www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm.

Period



12


Exhibit 10. Real Exports and Imports of Goods by Principal End-Use Category

2005 Chain-weighted DollarsIn millions of dollars. The values in this exhibit are subject to periodic change, reflecting revisions to the source information for monthly deflators.

(-) Represents zero or less than one half of measurement shown. (R) - Revised.


Foods, Feeds,

& Beverages

Industrial


Automotive

Vehicles etc.

Consumer

GoodsOther Goods Residual (3)

Exports

2010

Jan. - Dec. 1,128,998 76,493 306,808 437,794 107,476 151,364 45,859 3,203

Jan. - Aug. 741,043 49,934 202,820 285,802 70,637 99,430 30,029 2,391

January 88,854 6,380 24,020 33,812 8,511 12,555 3,224 352

February 89,934 6,549 24,562 34,327 8,606 12,060 3,419 411March 93,298 6,477 25,737 35,082 8,637 12,726 4,169 469

April 91,471 6,179 25,386 35,090 8,805 12,036 3,623 351

May 93,441 6,041 25,573 36,696 8,881 12,442 3,626 181

June 93,097 5,908 25,407 36,125 9,035 12,524 3,915 184

July 95,935 6,005 26,086 37,906 9,003 12,487 4,302 146

August 95,013 6,394 26,050 36,764 9,160 12,599 3,751 296

September 95,003 6,559 25,243 37,224 9,131 12,637 4,012 197

October 97,473 6,897 26,174 37,770 9,340 12,729 4,217 346

November 96,853 6,581 26,083 37,873 8,966 13,446 3,700 204

December 98,626 6,522 26,487 39,125 9,402 13,123 3,901 66

2011

Jan. - Aug. 802,174 50,158 220,128 318,446 83,018 103,589 27,845 -1,010

January 100,097 6,381 28,367 38,399 10,313 12,738 3,549 351

February 96,661 6,292 26,831 38,393 9,483 12,499 3,055 108

March 101,308 6,613 27,794 39,279 10,771 13,000 3,718 132

April 102,264 6,463 28,542 40,402 10,047 13,220 3,465 125

May 100,879 6,458 27,150 40,692 10,238 12,852 3,733 -244

June 97,473 5,881 25,959 39,149 10,263 13,438 3,357 -574

July (R) 102,102 6,068 27,632 41,255 11,438 12,826 3,447 -564

August 101,391 6,002 27,853 40,877 10,465 13,017 3,521 -344

September

October

November

December

Imports

2010

Jan. - Dec. 1,685,851 69,000 430,987 450,859 214,000 461,823 55,357 3,825

Jan. - Aug. 1,108,690 46,077 287,216 291,240 140,391 303,034 36,500 4,231

January 130,230 5,687 34,164 33,713 16,301 35,002 4,582 782

February 133,469 5,682 35,721 34,078 15,652 36,663 4,661 1,012

March 137,629 5,742 36,938 34,824 17,302 37,111 4,654 1,057

April 135,826 5,676 36,118 36,275 16,684 36,013 4,246 813

May 139,354 5,706 35,316 37,637 18,241 38,046 4,253 155June 144,108 5,874 36,166 38,059 18,566 40,563 4,776 104

July 142,481 5,870 36,275 37,848 18,472 39,264 4,499 253

August 145,593 5,841 36,518 38,806 19,173 40,372 4,829 55

September 144,948 5,873 36,647 39,890 18,321 39,561 4,572 83

October 143,501 5,669 35,069 39,283 18,436 40,605 4,770 -330

November 143,233 5,695 35,254 40,395 18,320 39,156 4,694 -281

December 145,479 5,685 36,802 40,051 18,531 39,467 4,821 122

2011

Jan. - Aug. 1,187,746 46,750 292,207 335,465 155,243 325,796 36,814 -4,529

January 151,762 5,834 38,671 41,976 20,750 40,062 4,303 166

February 146,536 5,912 36,293 39,674 18,875 41,856 4,147 -220

March 150,554 5,615 38,488 41,040 20,535 39,943 4,656 278

April 145,919 5,711 35,283 41,627 17,801 41,704 4,788 -995

May 148,761 5,846 36,732 42,819 18,320 40,952 4,594 -501

June 147,781 6,071 36,009 42,770 17,757 40,749 5,117 -692

July (R) 148,087 5,845 34,996 42,945 20,941 40,697 4,230 -1,566

August 148,346 5,918 35,736 42,615 20,262 39,834 4,980 -999

SeptemberOctober

November

December

(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.


PeriodTotal Census

Basis (1)



13


Exhibit 11. Real Exports, Imports, and Balance of Goods, Petroleum and Non-Petroleum End-Use Commodity Category Totals2005 Chain-weighted 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.


TotalCensus

Basis (1)Petroleum

Non-petroleum

Residual(2)

TotalCensus

Basis (1)Petroleum

Non-petroleum

Residual(2)

TotalCensus

Basis (1)Petroleum

Non-petroleum

Residual(2)

2009

Jan. - Dec. -487,770 -169,834 -314,405 -3,532 983,478 45,302 932,354 5,822 1,471,248 215,135 1,246,759 9,354

Jan. - Aug. -322,469 -116,742 -203,007 -2,719 635,946 29,163 602,899 3,883 958,414 145,905 805,907 6,602

January -49,468 -18,223 -31,024 -222 77,931 3,243 74,173 515 127,399 21,465 105,197 737

February -40,398 -16,695 -23,459 -245 80,191 3,213 76,439 539 120,589 19,908 99,898 783

March -41,238 -16,211 -24,680 -347 80,064 3,562 76,016 487 121,302 19,773 100,696 833

April -41,128 -14,947 -25,742 -439 77,106 3,251 73,364 491 118,234 18,198 99,105 930

May -36,312 -12,390 -23,456 -466 78,415 3,970 73,993 451 114,727 16,361 97,449 918

June -35,793 -13,370 -21,873 -550 79,329 3,788 75,082 458 115,122 17,158 96,956 1,008

July -40,247 -13,195 -26,635 -417 81,787 4,221 77,088 479 122,034 17,415 103,723 896

August -37,884 -11,712 -26,139 -34 81,123 3,915 76,744 464 119,007 15,627 102,883 497September -40,784 -13,613 -26,657 -514 84,968 4,389 80,074 505 125,752 18,002 106,731 1,019

October -39,065 -12,434 -26,596 -35 87,725 4,341 82,870 515 126,791 16,775 109,466 550

November -41,938 -12,697 -29,350 109 86,086 3,704 81,922 460 128,024 16,402 111,272 351

December -43,515 -14,348 -28,795 -372 88,752 3,704 84,589 460 132,267 18,051 113,384 832

2010

Jan. - Dec. -556,853 -162,916 -397,226 3,290 1,128,998 52,393 1,069,941 6,664 1,685,851 215,310 1,467,167 3,374

Jan. - Aug. -367,647 -110,564 -257,871 787 741,043 33,919 702,792 4,332 1,108,690 144,483 960,663 3,544

January -41,377 -13,676 -27,580 -121 88,854 3,462 84,971 421 130,230 17,138 112,550 542

February -43,535 -14,683 -28,345 -507 89,934 3,897 85,548 489 133,469 18,581 113,893 995

March -44,331 -14,743 -29,174 -414 93,298 4,246 88,513 538 137,629 18,990 117,687 952

April -44,355 -13,977 -30,176 -201 91,471 4,446 86,438 587 135,826 18,423 116,615 788

May -45,914 -13,027 -33,358 470 93,441 4,467 88,391 583 139,354 17,493 121,749 113

June -51,011 -13,487 -38,099 575 93,097 4,294 88,250 553 144,108 17,781 126,349 -22

July -46,546 -13,001 -34,092 547 95,935 4,820 90,491 624 142,481 17,821 124,582 77

August -50,580 -13,971 -37,048 439 95,013 4,286 90,191 537 145,593 18,257 127,239 98

September -49,945 -13,870 -36,481 406 95,003 4,466 89,967 571 144,948 18,335 126,448 164October -46,027 -12,183 -34,816 971 97,473 4,768 92,083 622 143,501 16,951 126,899 -349

November -46,380 -12,172 -35,131 923 96,853 4,943 91,244 666 143,233 17,115 126,375 -257

December -46,853 -14,128 -32,927 202 98,626 4,298 93,855 474 145,479 18,425 126,782 272

2011

Jan. - Aug. -385,572 -101,770 -295,178 11,377 802,174 39,494 757,064 5,617 1,187,746 141,264 1,052,242 -5,760

January -51,665 -14,540 -37,280 155 100,097 5,248 94,083 766 151,762 19,788 131,363 611

February -49,875 -13,351 -37,216 693 96,661 4,668 91,401 592 146,536 18,019 128,618 -101

March -49,246 -14,938 -34,236 -72 101,308 4,265 96,719 323 150,554 19,204 130,955 395

April -43,655 -11,254 -34,765 2,363 102,264 5,158 96,288 817 145,919 16,412 131,054 -1,546

May -47,882 -12,567 -36,849 1,534 100,879 4,895 95,294 690 148,761 17,462 132,142 -843

June -50,309 -12,557 -39,391 1,639 97,473 4,561 92,341 570 147,781 17,118 131,732 -1,069

July (R) -45,985 -11,059 -37,688 2,762 102,102 5,222 96,031 850 148,087 16,281 133,719 -1,912

August -46,955 -11,504 -37,753 2,302 101,391 5,476 94,906 1,008 148,346 16,980 132,659 -1,294

September

October

NovemberDecember

(1) Detailed data are 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.


Period



14

Part B: NOT Seasonally Adjusted

Exhibit 12. U.S. Trade in GoodsIn millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. (R) - Revised.



Basis

Total CensusBasis


Basis

NetAdjustments

Total CensusBasis


Basis

NetAdjustments

Total CensusBasis

2009

Jan. - Dec. -505,910 -503,582 1,069,491 13,448 1,056,043 1,575,400 15,776 1,559,625

Jan. - Aug. -312,711 -311,563 679,217 8,616 670,601 991,928 9,764 982,163

January -44,444 -44,264 79,359 1,208 78,151 123,803 1,388 122,415February -28,743 -28,663 81,369 1,020 80,349 110,112 1,100 109,012

March -33,800 -33,511 88,674 826 87,848 122,474 1,116 121,359April -37,850 -38,073 82,245 1,423 80,822 120,096 1,200 118,896May -32,666 -32,690 84,705 1,054 83,651 117,371 1,029 116,341June -40,318 -40,344 88,023 1,193 86,830 128,341 1,168 127,173

July -50,395 -50,061 86,500 865 85,635 136,895 1,199 135,696August -44,495 -43,956 88,341 1,026 87,315 132,836 1,565 131,272September -49,922 -49,546 92,467 1,009 91,458 142,389 1,385 141,004October -47,635 -47,021 100,996 990 100,005 148,631 1,604 147,027November -48,713 -48,718 96,144 1,538 94,607 144,857 1,533 143,324December -46,929 -46,734 100,667 1,295 99,372 147,596 1,490 146,106

2010

Jan. - Dec. -645,857 -634,897 1,288,699 10,436 1,278,263 1,934,555 21,395 1,913,160

Jan. - Aug. -424,396 -417,796 830,112 7,122 822,990 1,254,508 13,722 1,240,786

January -44,897 -44,124 93,502 901 92,601 138,399 1,674 136,725

February -40,718 -40,044 94,759 905 93,854 135,477 1,579 133,898March -48,203 -47,217 111,200 689 110,511 159,403 1,675 157,728April -51,392 -50,721 103,365 922 102,443 154,757 1,593 153,163May -51,340 -50,647 106,479 1,002 105,477 157,819 1,695 156,124

June -62,085 -61,120 108,101 899 107,202 170,186 1,864 168,321July -60,701 -59,804 104,915 859 104,057 165,616 1,755 163,861August -65,060 -64,120 107,791 946 106,846 172,852 1,886 170,966September -60,616 -59,434 108,285 641 107,644 168,900 1,823 167,078October -54,476 -53,135 117,745 641 117,104 172,221 1,982 170,239

November -56,530 -55,719 114,113 1,067 113,046 170,643 1,879 168,765

December -49,838 -48,813 118,444 964 117,480 168,283 1,990 166,293

2011

Jan. - Aug. -489,383 -482,699 980,945 11,866 969,079 1,470,328 18,550 1,451,779

January -57,281 -56,591 111,501 1,346 110,155 168,782 2,036 166,745February -47,333 -46,847 111,233 1,593 109,640 158,566 2,079 156,487March -54,867 -54,303 132,908 1,593 131,315 187,775 2,157 185,618April -55,087 -54,320 125,397 1,496 123,901 180,484 2,263 178,221May -65,851 -64,852 125,517 1,517 124,000 191,368 2,516 188,852

June -69,972 -68,941 124,404 1,491 122,913 194,377 2,522 191,854

July (R) -67,927 -66,913 121,865 1,489 120,376 189,792 2,503 187,289August -71,065 -69,931 128,120 1,340 126,780 199,185 2,474 196,711SeptemberOctober

NovemberDecember

July data as published last month:-67,241 -66,268 121,983 1,488 120,495 189,224 2,462 186,762

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



15


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.


Foods, Feeds,

& Beverages

Industrial


Automotive

Vehicles, etc.

Consumer

GoodsOther Goods

Exports

2010

Jan. - Dec. 1,288,699 10,436 1,278,263 107,705 391,748 446,597 111,989 165,883 54,341Jan. - Aug. 830,112 7,122 822,990 64,386 254,072 289,268 72,326 107,802 35,135

January 93,502 901 92,601 9,050 27,687 32,089 7,262 12,831 3,682February 94,759 905 93,854 8,539 27,915 32,133 8,811 12,569 3,888March 111,200 689 110,511 9,084 32,964 38,599 9,989 14,999 4,876April 103,365 922 102,443 7,582 32,544 35,639 9,584 12,833 4,261May 106,479 1,002 105,477 7,460 33,283 37,231 9,723 13,477 4,304June 108,101 899 107,202 7,256 32,639 38,357 9,697 14,615 4,637

July 104,915 859 104,057 7,342 32,717 38,176 7,616 13,179 5,027August 107,791 946 106,846 8,073 34,324 37,044 9,644 13,300 4,460September 108,285 641 107,644 8,534 32,742 37,864 9,780 13,968 4,755October 117,745 641 117,104 11,628 34,843 40,149 10,571 14,810 5,103November 114,113 1,067 113,046 11,942 33,916 37,626 9,925 15,119 4,517December 118,444 964 117,480 11,215 36,174 41,690 9,386 14,184 4,831

2011

Jan. - Aug. 980,945 11,866 969,079 81,959 329,935 320,591 85,833 114,923 35,838

January 111,501 1,346 110,155 10,667 37,457 35,842 8,924 12,899 4,364February 111,233 1,593 109,640 10,604 36,560 35,641 9,770 13,246 3,819March 132,908 1,593 131,315 11,658 43,296 43,215 12,540 15,809 4,796April 125,397 1,496 123,901 10,388 42,982 40,751 10,981 14,311 4,487May 125,517 1,517 124,000 9,890 42,697 40,870 11,377 14,297 4,869June 124,404 1,491 122,913 9,281 40,438 41,556 11,076 16,161 4,401

July (R) 121,865 1,489 120,376 9,382 41,857 41,077 9,789 13,800 4,471August 128,120 1,340 126,780 10,088 44,647 41,639 11,375 14,399 4,630SeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

Imports

2010

Jan. - Dec. 1,934,555 21,395 1,913,160 91,730 602,663 449,178 225,049 483,268 61,272Jan. - Aug. 1,254,508 13,722 1,240,786 59,997 402,586 285,929 144,227 308,229 39,818


July 165,616 1,755 163,861 7,501 52,701 38,487 17,366 42,717 5,088August 172,852 1,886 170,966 7,679 53,030 39,492 20,294 45,292 5,179September 168,900 1,823 167,078 7,482 49,811 40,316 19,306 44,960 5,202October 172,221 1,982 170,239 7,789 48,220 40,149 21,156 47,486 5,439November 170,643 1,879 168,765 8,083 48,969 41,889 20,606 43,854 5,364December 168,283 1,990 166,293 8,378 53,078 40,894 19,754 38,740 5,449

2011

Jan. - Aug. 1,470,328 18,550 1,451,779 70,571 509,503 332,864 162,638 334,076 42,127


July (R) 189,792 2,503 187,289 8,532 66,365 43,499 19,840 44,108 4,946August 199,185 2,474 196,711 8,963 67,572 44,703 22,624 47,059 5,790SeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember


(2) Includes petroleum and petroleum products.


PeriodTotal Balanceof Payments

Basis

NetAdjustments

Total CensusBasis (1)



16


Exhibit 14. Exports, Imports, and Balance of Goods By Selected Countries and Areas--2011In 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.


August

2011

July

2011

Year-to-Date

2011

August

2011

July

2011

Year-to-Date

2011

August

2011

July

2011

Year-to-Date

2011

Total Balance of Payments Basis -71,065 (R) -67,927 -489,383 128,120 (R) 121,865 980,945 199,185 (R) 189,792 1,470,328

Net Adjustments -1,134 (R) -1,014 -6,684 1,340 (R) 1,489 11,866 2,474 (R) 2,503 18,550Total Census Basis -69,931 (R) -66,913 -482,699 126,780 (R) 120,376 969,079 196,711 (R) 187,289 1,451,779

North America -7,847 (R) -8,196 -67,752 42,802 (R) 38,331 315,269 50,649 46,526 383,020

Canada -2,381 (R) -3,301 -22,950 24,986 (R) 22,240 186,522 27,367 25,540 209,471

Mexico -5,466 -4,895 -44,802 17,815 16,091 128,747 23,281 20,986 173,549

Europe -9,892 -11,014 -78,825 27,763 25,858 216,415 37,656 36,873 295,240

European Union -8,978 -8,862 -65,450 22,411 21,375 177,280 31,389 30,236 242,730

Austria -779 -642 -4,604 185 163 1,659 964 804 6,263

Belgium 1,244 1,047 7,624 2,457 2,543 19,571 1,213 1,496 11,947

Czech Republic -157 -145 -1,026 146 129 1,103 304 274 2,129

Finland -86 8 -937 258 326 2,051 343 318 2,988

France -848 -1,156 -7,015 2,315 2,081 18,816 3,163 3,238 25,831

Germany -4,513 -4,155 -31,233 4,264 3,643 32,355 8,777 7,798 63,589

Hungary -121 -94 -934 118 125 974 239 219 1,908

Ireland -2,852 -2,650 -20,792 576 538 5,092 3,428 3,188 25,884

Italy -1,847 -1,891 -12,094 1,209 1,222 10,690 3,056 3,113 22,784

Netherlands 1,938 1,814 12,421 3,719 3,489 28,218 1,781 1,675 15,796

Poland -130 -73 -728 236 290 2,034 366 363 2,763

Spain -7 -23 -342 951 975 7,209 958 999 7,551Sweden -428 -730 -4,506 384 359 3,485 812 1,089 7,990

United Kingdom 218 284 3,241 4,615 4,586 36,766 4,397 4,301 33,524

Other EU -610 -457 -4,525 979 905 7,258 1,589 1,362 11,783

Norway -267 -345 -2,771 299 238 2,520 566 582 5,291

Russia -2,083 -2,372 -17,337 745 652 5,221 2,828 3,024 22,558

Switzerland 470 -252 -473 2,445 1,777 15,572 1,975 2,029 16,045

Other Europe 966 816 7,206 1,864 1,817 15,822 898 1,001 8,616

Euro Area -7,807 -7,716 -58,234 16,437 15,519 129,326 24,245 23,236 187,560

Pacific Rim Countries -35,603 -32,297 -225,190 30,293 30,159 238,426 65,896 62,456 463,616

Australia 1,391 1,659 10,519 2,411 2,502 17,106 1,019 843 6,587

China -28,956 -26,955 -189,323 8,408 8,171 66,132 37,364 35,126 255,455

Indonesia -1,066 -1,048 -7,941 619 619 4,970 1,685 1,667 12,911

Japan -6,712 -5,250 -38,508 5,408 5,320 43,132 12,119 10,570 81,640

Malaysia -1,162 -1,041 -7,380 1,081 1,149 9,739 2,243 2,189 17,119

Philippines -215 -166 -1,018 635 621 5,120 850 787 6,137

Newly Industrialized Countries (NICS) 1,048 493 8,225 11,398 11,419 89,555 10,351 10,926 81,331

Hong Kong 2,365 2,309 19,177 2,663 2,664 21,934 298 355 2,757

Korea -725 -1,396 -8,502 3,799 3,713 29,085 4,524 5,109 37,588

Singapore 988 1,183 7,669 2,872 2,857 20,728 1,883 1,673 13,058Taiwan -1,581 -1,604 -10,119 2,064 2,185 17,809 3,645 3,789 27,928

Other Pacific Rim 69 11 235 334 359 2,672 265 348 2,437

South/Central America -572 281 -4,495 14,655 14,702 109,976 15,227 14,421 114,470

Argentina 358 711 3,449 866 963 6,370 508 252 2,921

Brazil 1,695 782 8,493 3,979 3,678 27,959 2,284 2,896 19,466

Chile 707 636 3,861 1,213 1,467 10,217 506 831 6,356

Colombia -757 -644 -5,096 1,251 1,124 9,362 2,008 1,768 14,458

Other S/C A -2,574 -1,204 -15,201 7,346 7,469 56,067 9,920 8,673 71,268

OPEC -13,280 -11,865 -89,943 5,245 5,289 40,226 18,526 17,154 130,168

Nigeria -2,987 -2,845 -21,524 388 380 3,123 3,375 3,225 24,647

Saudi Arabia -3,212 -3,119 -21,073 1,033 1,076 8,501 4,244 4,195 29,574

Venezuela -3,007 -2,596 -22,634 1,087 1,057 7,735 4,094 3,653 30,369

Other OPEC -4,074 -3,304 -24,711 2,738 2,776 20,866 6,813 6,081 45,578

Africa -5,622 -5,801 -43,151 2,825 2,768 22,232 8,447 8,569 65,383

Algeria -938 -1,043 -9,846 181 101 1,114 1,119 1,144 10,960

Egypt 358 387 3,457 494 528 4,723 136 141 1,266

South Africa -271 -266 -1,316 550 604 5,003 821 870 6,319

Other Africa -4,771 -4,878 -35,445 1,600 1,536 11,392 6,371 6,414 46,837Other Countries -5,862 -5,249 -37,521 5,455 5,497 43,437 11,318 10,746 80,958

India -1,550 -1,257 -10,177 1,824 1,858 14,255 3,374 3,114 24,432

Thailand -1,333 -1,332 -9,406 1,043 907 7,414 2,376 2,240 16,820

Other -2,979 -2,660 -17,937 2,588 2,732 21,768 5,567 5,392 39,706

Unidentified Countries (2) (-) (-) 93 (-) (-) 93 (X) (X) (X)

Timing Adjustments (X) -550 -639 (X) -24 -5 (X) 527 634

(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 grouping. See page A-2 for a list of countries.* Country grouping data reflect the groups 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 atwww.census.gov/ft900 or www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm

Item (1)



17


Exhibit 14a. Exports, Imports, and Balance of Goods By Selected Countries and Areas--2010In millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. (-) Represents zero or less than one half of measurement shown.

(X) - Not applicable.


August

2010

July

2010

Year-to-Date

2010

August

2010

July

2010

Year-to-Date

2010

August

2010

July

2010

Year-to-Date

2010

Total Balance of Payments Basis -65,060 -60,701 -424,396 107,791 104,915 830,112 172,852 165,616 1,254,508

Net Adjustments -940 -897 -6,600 946 859 7,122 1,886 1,755 13,722

Total Census Basis -64,120 -59,804 -417,796 106,846 104,057 822,990 170,966 163,861 1,240,786

North America -8,345 -6,690 -64,586 35,360 32,818 268,609 43,704 39,508 333,194

Canada -2,242 -1,662 -20,571 21,210 19,633 163,466 23,452 21,295 184,037

Mexico -6,103 -5,028 -44,014 14,149 13,185 105,143 20,252 18,213 149,157

Europe -9,838 -12,198 -65,552 23,317 22,268 182,868 33,155 34,466 248,420

European Union -8,191 -9,698 -52,708 19,359 18,785 154,218 27,551 28,483 206,926

Austria -459 -478 -2,870 148 149 1,493 607 626 4,362

Belgium 1,227 469 6,059 2,238 2,009 16,526 1,011 1,539 10,467

Czech Republic -110 -115 -661 110 114 927 220 228 1,587

Finland -64 -236 -1,219 233 192 1,319 296 428 2,538

France -938 -1,276 -7,738 2,065 1,981 16,978 3,003 3,257 24,716

Germany -3,422 -3,455 -21,941 4,057 3,791 31,014 7,479 7,245 52,956

Hungary -107 -110 -726 109 111 841 216 221 1,567

Ireland -2,479 -2,324 -16,720 392 403 4,923 2,871 2,728 21,644

Italy -1,456 -1,447 -9,539 1,083 1,124 9,186 2,539 2,571 18,725

Netherlands 1,023 951 9,100 2,839 2,847 21,883 1,816 1,895 12,783

Poland -37 -2 -34 236 232 1,874 273 234 1,908Spain 105 -77 531 820 780 6,125 715 857 5,594

Sweden -344 -758 -3,614 400 318 3,035 744 1,076 6,650

United Kingdom -619 -361 -567 3,873 4,041 32,194 4,493 4,402 32,761

Other EU -510 -480 -2,769 757 695 5,900 1,267 1,175 8,668

Norway -205 -456 -2,953 250 204 1,957 454 659 4,910

Russia -1,848 -2,165 -13,307 556 502 3,622 2,405 2,667 16,929

Switzerland 282 130 1,173 1,953 1,574 13,197 1,670 1,444 12,023

Other Europe 124 -10 2,243 1,199 1,203 9,875 1,075 1,213 7,632

Euro Area -6,451 -7,915 -44,477 14,324 13,672 112,716 20,774 21,587 157,193

Pacific Rim Countries -34,503 -30,610 -206,670 26,483 27,542 207,525 60,986 58,152 414,195

Australia 1,027 947 8,337 1,698 1,788 13,958 671 841 5,621

China -28,164 -25,929 -173,532 7,210 7,338 55,774 35,375 33,266 229,306

Indonesia -866 -670 -6,165 608 688 4,473 1,474 1,358 10,639

Japan -5,806 -4,961 -37,430 4,923 5,130 39,292 10,729 10,091 76,722

Malaysia -1,105 -897 -8,022 1,190 1,294 9,129 2,295 2,191 17,151

Philippines -131 -146 -395 622 560 4,772 753 706 5,167

Newly Industrialized Countries (NICS) 501 1,034 10,615 9,941 10,449 78,101 9,440 9,414 67,486

Hong Kong 1,899 1,772 14,016 2,252 2,138 16,651 353 366 2,636Korea -1,256 -1,023 -5,407 3,185 3,434 25,844 4,441 4,457 31,251

Singapore 1,079 1,181 8,440 2,449 2,680 19,274 1,370 1,500 10,834

Taiwan -1,221 -895 -6,434 2,055 2,197 16,332 3,276 3,092 22,766

Other Pacific Rim 41 12 -78 291 296 2,025 250 284 2,103

South/Central America 194 191 3,332 11,819 11,713 89,748 11,625 11,521 86,416

Argentina 344 339 2,396 667 629 4,596 323 290 2,200

Brazil 1,343 966 7,280 3,424 3,366 23,198 2,082 2,400 15,918

Chile 366 382 2,204 801 994 7,140 435 612 4,936

Colombia -396 -390 -2,233 983 1,022 7,854 1,379 1,412 10,087

Other S/C A -1,462 -1,105 -6,316 5,943 5,702 46,960 7,405 6,807 53,276

OPEC -8,978 -8,037 -65,739 4,571 4,368 35,471 13,549 12,405 101,210

Nigeria -2,663 -2,404 -17,868 288 297 2,612 2,951 2,700 20,479

Saudi Arabia -1,630 -1,637 -12,802 1,001 815 7,558 2,631 2,452 20,359

Venezuela -2,215 -1,787 -15,349 886 833 6,656 3,100 2,619 22,005

Other OPEC -2,470 -2,210 -19,721 2,397 2,424 18,646 4,867 4,634 38,367

Africa -5,331 -5,233 -39,669 2,640 2,170 17,484 7,971 7,404 57,153

Algeria -1,119 -1,322 -9,006 112 91 715 1,231 1,413 9,721

Egypt 388 384 2,384 580 530 3,991 192 146 1,607South Africa 65 -387 -1,527 807 502 3,640 742 889 5,167

Other Africa -4,665 -3,908 -31,521 1,140 1,048 9,137 5,805 4,956 40,658

Other Countries -4,932 -3,979 -31,545 4,584 4,963 35,984 9,516 8,942 67,530

India -1,050 -781 -7,009 1,712 1,815 12,722 2,762 2,596 19,731

Thailand -1,348 -1,141 -8,692 746 758 5,738 2,094 1,900 14,430

Other -2,534 -2,057 -15,844 2,126 2,390 17,525 4,660 4,446 33,369

Unidentified Countries (2) 61 (-) 71 61 (-) 71 (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 grouping. See page A-2 for a list of countries.

* Country grouping data reflect the groups 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.

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Exhibit 15. Exports and Imports of Goods By Principal SITC 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.

2011 2010

August July Year-to-Date Year-to-Date

Exports Imports Exports Imports Exports Imports Exports Imports

Total Balance of Payment Basis 128,120 199,185 (R) 121,865 (R) 189,792 980,945 1,470,328 830,112 1,254,508

Net Adjustments 1,340 2,474 (R) 1,489 (R) 2,503 11,866 18,550 7,122 13,722

Total Census Basis (2) 126,780 196,711 (R) 120,376 (R) 187,289 969,079 1,451,779 822,990 1,240,786

Manufactured goods (3) 83,211 143,564 79,537 134,733 636,609 1,049,374 569,997 921,912

Agricultural commodities (3) 10,120 8,124 9,754 7,826 90,224 65,873 69,720 54,366

Mineral fuels (3) 11,760 41,012 10,873 40,368 81,586 307,679 50,549 240,450

Selected commodities (3)

ADP equipment and office machines 1,814 10,162 1,781 10,453 14,389 75,665 14,574 74,278

Airplanes, engines, and parts (4) 7,190 1,700 6,656 1,984 52,178 15,683 48,729 14,109Alcoholic beverages, distilled 143 535 96 445 783 3,852 667 3,414

Aluminum 558 1,099 541 1,039 4,365 7,983 3,342 7,401

Animal feeds 778 166 745 160 6,344 1,246 5,998 849

Artwork and antiques 186 533 142 391 1,952 4,021 1,984 3,837

Basketware, etc. 673 1,207 724 1,209 5,852 9,461 5,475 8,790

Cereal flour 306 456 271 402 2,197 3,184 1,991 2,843

Chemicals - cosmetics 1,204 925 1,116 820 8,706 6,964 8,214 6,284

Chemicals - dyeing 794 308 754 309 5,804 2,344 4,838 2,062

Chemicals - fertilizers 465 645 442 520 3,400 6,092 2,566 4,102

Chemicals - inorganic 1,020 1,426 1,186 1,322 9,009 10,623 7,716 8,587

Chemicals - medicinal 3,447 6,340 3,033 5,436 26,513 46,372 27,892 43,564

Chemicals - n.e.s. 2,308 1,182 2,294 1,079 18,250 8,794 16,066 7,493

Chemicals - organic 3,796 4,822 3,732 4,772 28,277 36,550 24,000 29,926

Chemicals - plastics 4,060 1,855 3,853 1,846 31,286 13,999 27,888 11,834

Cigarettes 41 14 32 13 264 122 317 128Clothing 305 9,080 281 8,421 2,221 56,617 2,128 50,356

Coal 1,482 269 1,251 197 10,668 1,490 6,427 1,382

Coffee (-) 490 (-) 570 3 4,487 4 2,499

Copper 320 710 292 1,075 2,506 7,174 2,338 5,261

Cork, wood, and lumber 487 374 451 383 3,807 2,983 3,093 3,071

Corn 1,222 10 1,308 6 9,522 336 6,521 224

Cotton, raw and linters 216 (-) 404 (-) 7,040 10 3,902 3

Crude fertilizers and minerals 241 257 222 209 1,688 1,834 1,580 1,434

Crude oil 104 31,377 97 29,878 879 225,115 1,088 175,395

Electrical machinery (4) 6,641 12,136 6,462 11,421 51,386 89,769 50,473 74,840

Fish and preparations 700 1,541 534 1,432 3,361 10,483 2,624 9,080

Footwear 75 2,398 72 2,264 537 15,471 454 13,706

Furniture and bedding (4) 471 2,809 417 2,744 3,386 21,577 3,135 20,820

Gem diamonds 118 1,672 157 2,123 2,085 15,419 1,920 12,126

General industrial machines 5,273 6,521 5,025 6,227 39,422 49,491 33,685 39,675Glass (4) 339 257 301 234 2,431 1,796 2,245 1,722

Glassware 91 248 96 224 687 1,698 659 1,520

Gold, nonmonetary 3,063 1,211 2,608 1,222 19,238 9,777 11,643 6,967

Hides and skins 204 4 211 4 1,526 38 1,315 39

Iron and steel mill products 1,616 2,940 1,502 3,104 12,128 22,374 10,478 16,190

Jewelry 386 987 430 882 3,314 7,059 3,039 6,080

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Exhibit 15. Exports and Imports of Goods By Principal SITC Commodities--continued

2011 2010


Exports Imports Exports Imports Exports Imports Exports Imports

Lighting and plumbing 246 820 243 693 1,823 5,116 1,607 4,721

Liquefied propane and butane 305 151 304 122 2,480 1,626 1,487 1,598

Live animals 82 180 58 123 550 1,442 433 1,524

Meat and preparations 1,541 502 1,459 524 10,612 3,926 8,369 3,506

Metal manufactures, n.e.s. 1,805 2,726 1,706 2,507 13,295 19,380 11,386 17,051

Metal ores and scrap 3,604 884 2,942 864 23,117 6,300 17,839 4,823

Metalworking machines 586 807 550 703 4,178 5,199 3,431 3,360

Mineral fuels, other 838 401 1,013 527 6,842 3,086 4,763 2,389

Natural gas 480 1,366 494 1,359 4,417 10,784 3,463 12,938

Nickel 140 319 126 269 999 2,638 711 2,013

Oils and fats of vegetable 183 504 150 607 1,794 4,107 1,596 2,576

Optical goods 278 492 287 494 2,137 3,903 2,213 3,538

Paper and paperboard 1,400 1,425 1,356 1,363 10,816 10,495 9,832 10,014

Petroleum preparations 8,519 7,213 7,683 8,099 55,980 64,152 32,908 45,173

Photographic equipment 282 198 270 196 2,231 1,447 2,255 1,331

Plastic articles, n.e.s. 928 1,586 890 1,518 6,961 11,616 6,497 10,703

Platinum 139 515 73 382 751 3,743 941 2,697

Pottery 7 154 8 123 61 964 65 922

Power generating machines (4) 3,048 4,927 2,954 4,353 23,526 33,877 21,692 27,088

Printed materials 530 448 502 392 3,852 2,924 3,801 2,938

Pulp and waste paper 829 344 796 374 6,512 2,760 5,558 2,518

Records and magnetic media 338 539 320 488 2,622 3,528 2,706 3,231

Rice 163 52 148 47 1,429 405 1,617 382

Rubber articles, n.e.s. 202 338 184 313 1,522 2,478 1,344 2,159

Rubber tires and tubes (4) 458 1,195 452 1,159 3,351 8,809 2,680 6,734

Scientific instruments (4) 3,904 3,861 3,953 3,584 31,805 28,420 28,719 23,804

Ships and boats 159 65 262 92 1,698 804 1,604 987

Silver and bullion 396 750 267 661 2,119 5,813 853 2,714Soybeans 644 15 402 15 9,987 164 8,093 152

Spacecraft (4) (-) 20 (-) 31 1 51 (-) (-)

Specialized industrial machines 4,211 3,635 4,382 3,527 34,297 27,467 30,604 19,182

Sugar 8 161 6 104 51 1,098 43 773

TV's, VCR's, etc. (4) 1,923 11,368 2,004 10,964 15,202 87,302 14,028 84,558

Textile yarn, fabric 1,139 2,216 1,089 2,153 8,728 16,064 7,545 14,650

Tobacco, unmanufactured 52 67 59 78 757 489 804 446

Toys, games, and sporting goods 331 3,230 335 2,433 2,802 16,457 2,673 16,885

Travel goods 44 791 44 844 328 5,908 294 5,128

Vegetables and fruits 1,332 1,773 1,435 1,577 11,126 16,141 9,524 14,418

Vehicles 9,153 17,502 8,001 15,218 69,038 125,861 56,707 114,855

Watches, clocks, and parts 37 440 33 445 301 2,966 224 2,167

Wheat 929 41 774 31 8,424 339 3,739 408Wood manufactures 190 647 175 607 1,401 4,558 1,401 4,755

Re-exports 15,225 (X) 14,899 (X) 118,097 (X) 99,029 (X)

Agricultural commodities 283 (X) 266 (X) 2,739 (X) 2,413 (X)

Manufactured goods 14,728 (X) 14,244 (X) 113,115 (X) 95,480 (X)

Mineral fuels 82 (X) 251 (X) 1,058 (X) 361 (X)


(2) Total exports, including re-exports (exports of foreign merchandise)

(3) Domestic exports(4) Due to non-disclosure requirements, certain 10-digit Schedule B commodity classifications are

subject to suppression and require a change in aggregation. 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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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

2009

Jan.- Dec. -56,184 244,708 300,892

Jan.- Aug. -31,206 155,453 186,659

January -2,004 18,731 20,735

February -1,423 18,851 20,274

March -2,644 20,759 23,403

April -4,714 18,703 23,417

May -3,618 19,152 22,769

June -4,584 20,741 25,325

July -6,588 20,000 26,587

August -5,632 18,516 24,148

September -6,025 20,589 26,614

October -5,628 23,689 29,318November -8,333 20,999 29,332

December -4,992 23,977 28,969

2010

Jan.- Dec. -80,851 273,344 354,195

Jan.- Aug. -46,773 177,354 224,127

January -3,064 21,314 24,377

February -3,762 19,860 23,622

March -4,698 23,950 28,648

April -5,798 21,185 26,983

May -5,698 21,803 27,501

June -8,276 23,364 31,640

July -6,719 23,946 30,665

August -8,758 21,933 30,691September -9,439 22,878 32,317

October -8,641 23,734 32,375

November -10,542 23,227 33,769

December -5,456 26,152 31,608

2011

Jan.- Aug. -61,880 185,884 247,763

January -7,108 21,143 28,250

February -5,903 21,011 26,914

March -6,907 25,267 32,174

April -7,018 23,037 30,055

May -7,902 23,335 31,237

June -8,805 24,657 33,461

July -9,114 23,572 32,686August -9,123 23,862 32,985

September

October

November

December

NOTES:* Due to non-disclosure requirements, certain 10-digit Schedule B commodity classifications aresubject to suppression and require a change in aggregation. As a result, Advanced TechnologyProduct exports are overstated by $476 million in August 2011. For additional information

see www.census.gov/ft900.* Data 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 atwww.census.gov/ft900 or www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm.



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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.

2011 2010


Balance Exports Imports Balance Exports Imports Balance Exports Imports Balance Exports Import

Total -9,123 23,862 32,985 -9,114 23,572 32,686 -61,880 185,884 247,763 -46,773 177,354 224,

Advanced Materials -17 204 221 -34 203 237 33 1,512 1,479 161 1,429 1,

Aerospace (1) 5,174 7,774 2,600 4,320 7,201 2,882 34,698 56,341 21,643 34,280 53,085 18,

Biotechnology -559 697 1,256 -507 642 1,148 -1,697 5,891 7,587 3,583 8,324 4,

Electronics 821 3,711 2,890 866 3,661 2,795 6,310 28,937 22,627 14,115 30,610 16,

Flexible Manufacturing -201 1,110 1,310 -196 1,051 1,247 214 9,802 9,588 4,566 9,927 5,

Information and Communications (1) -10,594 7,413 18,008 -10,746 7,457 18,203 -79,216 57,359 136,575 -81,992 49,044 131,

Life Science -1,904 2,227 4,131 -1,494 2,338 3,832 -11,020 18,812 29,832 -9,400 18,017 27,

Nuclear Technology -152 141 293 -5 240 244 -895 1,311 2,207 -1,302 1,466 2,

Opto-Electronics (1) -1,675 492 2,167 -1,488 538 2,026 -11,366 4,247 15,614 -11,715 3,870 15,

Weapons -17 92 109 169 241 71 1,059 1,671 612 931 1,580

2011 2010


Balance Exports Imports Balance Exports Imports Balance Exports Imports Balance Exports Import

Total -9,123 23,862 32,985 -9,114 23,572 32,686 -61,880 185,884 247,763 -46,773 177,354 224,

North America 146 5,431 5,285 46 5,094 5,048 1,116 40,278 39,161 -4,405 34,869 39,

Canada 1,528 2,570 1,042 1,178 2,382 1,204 10,990 19,648 8,658 9,546 17,775 8,

Mexico -1,382 2,861 4,243 -1,132 2,712 3,844 -9,873 20,630 30,503 -13,951 17,094 31,

European Union -1,394 5,042 6,436 -1,154 5,041 6,195 -5,410 43,463 48,873 1,417 43,827 42,

France 159 900 741 -85 785 870 -25 7,112 7,137 -313 6,658 6,

Germany 19 1,113 1,095 104 992 888 1,165 8,845 7,680 4,635 11,036 6,

Ireland -1,806 141 1,947 -1,802 127 1,929 -12,164 1,631 13,796 -8,967 2,107 11,

Italy -154 164 319 -30 273 302 -268 1,953 2,221 -227 1,752 1,

United Kingdom 11 1,012 1,001 170 1,032 862 2,131 8,815 6,684 2,060 8,229 6,

Other EU 377 1,711 1,334 488 1,832 1,343 3,751 15,106 11,355 4,230 14,046 9,

Pacific Rim Countries -10,627 8,046 18,673 -10,443 8,253 18,696 -78,729 62,329 141,057 -63,149 62,932 126,

Australia 197 329 132 333 458 125 2,329 3,096 767 2,168 2,718

China -9,034 1,931 10,965 -8,941 2,057 10,998 -67,725 13,384 81,109 -58,085 14,152 72,

Indonesia -50 70 120 11 117 106 -114 767 880 511 1,364

Japan -1,127 1,237 2,364 -950 1,224 2,173 -6,770 9,865 16,635 -4,557 9,960 14,

Malaysia -579 635 1,214 -485 641 1,126 -3,838 5,542 9,380 -4,789 5,376 10,

Philippines -3 260 263 14 280 267 152 2,258 2,106 410 2,306 1,

Newly Industrialized Countries (NICS) -117 3,487 3,604 -523 3,362 3,885 -3,650 26,414 30,063 801 26,539 25,

Hong Kong 969 1,006 37 713 754 40 5,810 6,245 435 5,077 5,504

Korea -186 994 1,180 -382 988 1,370 -4,208 7,284 11,492 -3,360 7,491 10,

Singapore 9 819 810 199 896 697 1,335 6,762 5,427 2,226 7,165 4,

Taiwan -908 667 1,576 -1,053 723 1,777 -6,587 6,123 12,710 -3,142 6,379 9,

Other Pacific Rim 85 97 12 97 114 17 888 1,004 115 393 518

South/Central America 1,650 2,400 751 1,677 2,421 744 12,517 17,903 5,386 11,952 16,484 4,

Brazil 972 1,032 60 924 996 72 7,114 7,639 525 6,885 7,317

Other S/C America 678 1,368 691 753 1,425 672 5,403 10,264 4,860 5,067 9,167 4,

Other Countries 1,102 2,943 1,841 761 2,763 2,003 8,626 21,912 13,286 7,411 19,241 11,

India 45 182 137 88 214 126 724 1,694 971 1,254 2,211

Israel -13 231 244 -26 250 275 -42 1,795 1,837 -268 1,509 1,

Thailand -421 333 754 -461 273 734 -3,347 2,151 5,498 -3,217 1,859 5,

Other 1,491 2,197 706 1,160 2,028 868 11,291 16,272 4,981 9,642 13,662 4,

(1) Due to non-disclosure requirements, certain 10-digit Schedule B commodity classifications are subject to suppression and require a change in aggregation. As a result,Advanced Technology Product exports are overstated by $476 million in August 2011. For additional information see www.census.gov/ft900.

NOTES:* Data 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 awww.census.gov/ft900 or www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm

Technology Group

Selected Countries and Areas



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Exhibit 17. Imports of Energy-Related Petroleum Products,

Including Crude OilDetails may not equal totals due to rounding.

Total energy-related petroleumproducts (1)

Crude oil

Quantity(thousands of

barrels)

Value(thousands of

dollars)

Quantity(thousands of

barrels)

Thousands ofbarrels per day

(average)

Value(thousands of

dollars)

Unit price(dollars)

2010

Jan.- Dec. 4,279,526 323,763,355 3,377,077 9,252 252,160,511 74.6

Jan.- Aug. 2,899,055 217,573,403 2,290,818 9,427 169,846,567 74.1

January 328,751 24,664,948 244,811 7,897 18,103,459 73.9February 312,868 23,018,255 242,718 8,669 17,708,965 72.9

March 368,463 27,732,994 298,466 9,628 22,181,754 74.3

April 369,615 28,896,722 294,872 9,829 22,742,475 77.1

May 357,461 27,772,077 281,557 9,082 21,665,193 76.9

June 383,858 28,104,454 313,300 10,443 22,678,985 72.3

July 385,171 28,186,653 308,032 9,937 22,205,726 72.0

August 392,868 29,197,299 307,061 9,905 22,560,008 73.4

September 367,039 26,770,830 292,624 9,754 21,165,019 72.3

October 329,048 24,884,538 252,180 8,135 18,715,352 74.2

November 323,728 25,243,887 257,884 8,596 19,808,701 76.8

December 360,657 29,290,697 283,572 9,147 22,624,872 79.7

2011

Jan.- Aug. 2,816,846 283,362,760 2,235,880 9,201 221,052,394 98.8

January 375,303 32,163,669 290,666 9,376 24,514,437 84.3

February 307,319 27,243,427 242,372 8,656 21,128,580 87.1

March 371,423 35,679,012 295,122 9,520 27,671,813 93.7

April 329,248 34,987,195 252,247 8,408 26,025,748 103.1

May 350,704 38,778,753 275,253 8,879 29,918,858 108.7

June 366,760 39,381,643 296,674 9,889 31,447,172 106.0

July 350,657 37,172,533 281,064 9,067 29,305,847 104.2

August 365,433 37,956,529 302,481 9,757 31,039,939 102.6

September

October

NovemberDecember

(1) Details shown for these Energy-Related Petroleum Products are not available on a BOP basis. Theseproducts include the following SITC commodity groupings: crude oil, petroleum preparations, and liquefied propane andbutane gas.

NOTE: For information on data sources, nonsampling errors and definitions, see the information section on page A-1of this release, or at www.census.gov/ft900 or www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm.

Period



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Exhibit 18. Exports and Imports of Motor Vehicles and Parts By Selected Countries: 2011In millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. (X) Not applicable. (-) Represents zero or less than one half of the measurement shown.

Total Passenger CarsTrucks, Buses,

Special Purpose VehiclesParts

August July Year-to-Date August July Year-to-Date August July Year-to-Date August July Year-to-Date

Exports

TOTAL 11,997 10,389 89,807 3,679 3,552 30,150 2,296 1,873 15,673 6,022 4,964 43,983

Australia 330 391 2,278 72 82 572 144 183 878 113 125 829

Austria 13 12 117 5 4 31 (-) (-) (-) 8 8 86

Belgium 59 65 480 8 8 62 1 11 35 51 46 383

Brazil 110 115 965 22 26 197 8 4 119 81 85 649

Canada 4,984 3,675 37,244 1,063 848 8,390 1,344 1,037 9,953 2,576 1,790 18,901

Germany 622 527 4,770 468 380 3,540 8 7 51 146 141 1,179

Japan 185 157 1,276 53 50 357 3 7 37 128 99 882

Korea 128 115 881 48 33 295 11 3 30 69 79 556

Mexico 2,398 1,979 16,162 338 220 1,980 140 72 552 1,919 1,686 13,631

Saudi Arabia 206 338 2,492 156 298 2,136 23 18 162 27 21 194

Sweden 36 29 268 6 10 76 15 3 34 15 16 158

Taiwan 25 27 208 17 22 158 (-) (-) 3 7 4 47

United Kingdom 244 212 1,740 134 118 975 4 7 32 106 88 733

Other 2,658 2,747 20,925 1,289 1,451 11,383 593 521 3,788 776 776 5,754

Imports

TOTAL 22,761 19,520 163,276 10,677 9,249 76,293 1,739 1,664 12,647 10,345 8,607 74,337

Australia 26 22 159 8 4 29 (-) 2 8 18 16 123

Austria 190 168 1,437 10 28 312 (-) (-) 2 179 140 1,122

Belgium 66 90 948 52 63 785 4 16 82 11 11 82

Brazil 114 129 991 (-) (-) 5 1 (-) 11 113 128 975

Canada 4,673 3,317 35,947 3,099 2,107 24,140 117 143 960 1,456 1,068 10,847

Germany 2,417 2,047 17,865 1,619 1,395 12,300 20 12 129 778 640 5,435

Japan 4,709 3,778 27,793 3,277 2,651 17,940 67 66 376 1,365 1,061 9,477

Korea 1,365 1,491 10,023 750 926 5,720 (-) (-) 2 615 565 4,300

Mexico 5,900 5,230 43,366 1,217 1,310 9,547 1,456 1,356 10,564 3,227 2,565 23,255

Saudi Arabia 1 (-) 3 (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) 1 (-) 3

Sweden 115 86 994 52 43 604 24 15 141 39 27 249Taiwan 215 216 1,684 (-) (-) (-) 2 2 7 213 214 1,677

United Kingdom 330 400 3,007 233 297 2,201 16 24 159 81 79 647

Other 2,641 2,546 19,060 359 425 2,709 32 28 206 2,250 2,093 16,145

NOTE: Data not available on a BOP basis. For information on data sources, nonsampling errors and definitions, 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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INFORMATION ON GOODS AND SERVICES GOODS (CENSUS BASIS)

The Census basis goods data are compiled from the documentscollected by the U.S. Customs and Border Protection and reflectthe movement of goods between foreign countries and the 50states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin

Islands, and U.S. Foreign Trade Zones. They includegovernment and non-government shipments of goods andexclude shipments between the United States and its territoriesand possessions, transactions with U.S. military, diplomatic andconsular installations abroad, U.S. goods returned to the UnitedStates by its Armed Forces, personal and household effects of travelers, and in-transit shipments. The General Imports valuereflects the total arrival of merchandise from foreign countriesthat immediately enters consumption channels, warehouses, orForeign Trade Zones.

For imports, the value reported is the U.S. Customs and BorderProtection appraised value of merchandise; generally, the price

paid for merchandise for export to the United States. Importduties, freight, insurance, and other charges incurred in bringingmerchandise to the United States are excluded.

Exports are valued at the f.a.s. (free alongside ship) value of merchandise at the U.S. port of export, based on the transactionprice including inland freight, insurance, and other chargesincurred in placing the merchandise alongside the carrier at theU.S. port of exportation.

Revision policy for goods on a Census basis: Monthly datainclude actual month's transactions as well as a small number of transactions for previous months. Each month the U.S. CensusBureau revises the aggregate seasonally adjusted (current andchain-weighted dollar) and unadjusted export, import, and tradebalance figures, as well as the end-use totals for the prior month.SITC and country detail data are not revised monthly. Thetiming adjustment shown in Exhibit 14 is the difference betweenmonthly data as originally reported and as recompiled.Quarterly revisions are made to the chain-weighted dollar series.In the last month of each quarter, the current and previousquarters are revised to incorporate the Bureau of LaborStatistics’ monthly revisions to price indexes, which are used toproduce the chained-dollar series and to align Census data withdata published by the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis in theNational Income and Product Accounts. Annual revisions forthe months are made in June to reflect corrections received

subsequent to the monthly revisions. These revisions arereflected in totals, end-use, SITC, and country summary data.The monthly end-use, commodity, and country and area datapresented in Exhibits 6-18 in this release are on a Census basis.

U.S./CANADA DATA EXCHANGE AND

SUBSTITUTION

The data for U.S. exports to Canada are derived from importdata compiled by Canada. The use of Canada's import data toproduce U.S. export data requires several alignments in order to

compare the two series.

1. Coverage - Canadian imports are based on country oforigin. U.S. goods shipped from a third country areincluded. U.S. exports exclude these foreign shipmentsFor August 2011, these shipments totaled $122.0 millionU.S. export coverage also excludes U.S. postal shipments toCanada. For August 2011, these shipments totaled $21.3million.

U.S. import coverage includes shipments of railcars andlocomotives from Canada. Effective with January 2004statistics, Canada excludes these shipments from its goods

exports to the United States, therefore creating coveragedifferences between the two countries for these goods.

2. Valuation - Canadian imports are valued at the point oforigin in the United States. However, U.S. exports arevalued at the port of exit in the United States and includeinland freight charges, making the U.S. export valueslightly larger than the Canadian import value. Canadarequires inland freight to be reported separately from thevalue of the goods. Combining the inland freight and theCanadian reported import value provides a consistenvaluation for all U.S. exports. Inland freight charges forAugust 2011 accounted for 2.4 percent of the value of U.Sexports to Canada.

3. Reexports - Unlike Canadian imports, which are based oncountry of origin, U.S. exports include reexports of foreigngoods. Therefore, the aggregate U.S. export figure isslightly larger than the Canadian import figure. For Augus2011, reexports to Canada were $4,109.8 million.

4. Exchange Rate - Average monthly exchange rates areapplied to convert the published data to U.S. currency. ForAugust 2011, the average exchange rate was 0.9817Canadian dollars per U.S. dollar.

5. Other - There are other minor differences, which arestatistically insignificant, such as rounding error.



A-2Canadian Estimates

Effective with January 2001 statistics, the current month datafor exports to Canada contain an estimate for late arrivals andcorrections. The following month, this estimate is replaced, inthe press release tables only, with the actual value of latereceipts and corrections. This estimate improves the currentmonth data for exports to Canada and treats late receipts forexports to Canada in a manner more consistent with thetreatment of late receipts for exports to other countries.

Nonsampling errors

The goods data are a complete enumeration of documentscollected by the U.S. Customs and Border Protection and are notsubject to sampling errors. Quality assurance procedures areperformed at every stage of collection, processing andtabulation; however, the data are still subject to several types of nonsampling errors. The most significant of these includereporting errors, undocumented shipments, timeliness, datacapture errors, and errors in the estimation of low-valuedtransactions.

Reporting Errors: Reporting errors are mistakes or omissionsmade by importers, exporters or their agents in their import orexport declarations. Most errors involve missing or invalidcommodity classification codes and missing or incorrectquantities or shipping weights. They have a negligible effect onaggregate import, export and balance of trade statistics.However, they can affect the detailed commodity statistics.

Undocumented Shipments: Federal regulations requireimporters, exporters or their agents to report all merchandiseshipments above established exemption levels. The U.S. CensusBureau has determined that not all required documents are filed,

particularly for exports.

Timeliness and Data Capture Errors: The U.S. CensusBureau captures import and export information fromadministrative documents and through various automatedcollection programs. Documents may be lost, and data may beincorrectly keyed, coded or recorded. Transactions may beincluded in a subsequent month’s statistics if received late.

Low-valued Transactions: The total values of transactionsvalued as much as or below $2,500 for exports and $2,000($250 for certain quota items) for imports are estimated for eachcountry, using factors based on the ratios of low-valuedshipments to individual country totals for past periods.

The U.S. Census Bureau recommends that data usersincorporate this information into their analyses, as nonsamplingerrors could impact the conclusion drawn from the results. Fora detailed discussion of errors affecting the goods data, see“U.S. Merchandise Trade Statistics: A Quality Profile” availableon the internet at www.census.gov/foreign-trade/aip/index.html#infopapers or from the Foreign TradeDivision, U.S. Census Bureau.

AREA GROUPINGS (See Exhibits 14 and 14A)

North America - Canada, Mexico

Europe - Albania, Andorra, Armenia, Austria, AzerbaijanBelarus, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, CroatiaCyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Faroe IslandsFinland, France, Georgia, Germany, Gibraltar, Greece, HungaryIceland, Ireland, Italy, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Kyrgyzstan, LatviaLiechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macedonia, MaltaMoldova, Monaco, Montenegro, Netherlands, Norway, PolandPortugal, Romania, Russia, San Marino, Serbia, SlovakiaSlovenia, Spain, Svalbard-Jan Mayen Island, SwedenSwitzerland, Tajikistan, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, UnitedKingdom, Uzbekistan, Vatican City.

European Union - Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, CzechRepublic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, GermanyGreece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, LuxembourgMalta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, SlovakiaSlovenia, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom.

Euro Area - Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Estonia, Finland

France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, MaltaNetherlands, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain.

Pacific Rim - Australia, Brunei, China, Hong Kong, IndonesiaJapan, Korea, Macau, Malaysia, New Zealand, Papua NewGuinea, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan.

South/Central America - Anguilla, Antigua and BarbudaArgentina, Aruba, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, BermudaBolivia, Brazil, British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, ChileColombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Curacao, Dominica, DominicanRepublic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Falkland Islands (IslasMalvinas), French Guiana, Grenada, Guadeloupe, Guatemala

Guyana, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Martinique, MontserratNetherlands Antilles, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, SinMaarten, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and theGrenadines, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago, Turks and CaicosIslands, Uruguay, Venezuela.

OPEC - Algeria, Angola, Ecuador, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, LibyaNigeria, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Venezuela.

Africa - Algeria, Angola, Benin, Botswana, British IndianOcean Territories, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, CapeVerde, Central African Republic, Chad, Comoros, Congo(Brazzaville), Congo (Kinshasa), Djibouti, Egypt, Equatoria

Guinea, Eritrea, Ethiopia, French Southern and Antarctic LandsGabon, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Ivory CoastKenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Libya, Madagascar, Malawi, MaliMauritania, Mauritius, Mayotte, Morocco, MozambiqueNamibia, Niger, Nigeria, Reunion, Rwanda, St. Helena, SaoTome and Principe, Senegal, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, SomaliaSouth Africa, South Sudan, Sudan, Swaziland, Tanzania, TogoTunisia, Uganda, Western Sahara, Zambia, Zimbabwe.



A-3 Adjustments for Seasonal and Working-Day Variations

Goods are initially classified under the Harmonized System,which describes and measures the characteristics of goodstraded. Combining trade into approximately 140 export and 140import end-use categories makes it possible to examine goodsaccording to their principal uses (See Exhibits 7 and 8). Thesecategories are used as the basis for computing the seasonal andworking-day adjusted data. These adjusted data are thensummed to the six end-use aggregates for publication (Exhibit6). These data are provided to the U.S. Bureau of EconomicAnalysis, from the U.S. Census Bureau, for use in the Balanceof Payments and the National Income and Product Accounts.

The seasonal adjustment procedure is based on a model thatestimates the monthly movements as percentages above orbelow the general level of each end-use commodity series(unlike other methods that redistribute the actual series valuesover the calendar year). Because of the extremely variablemovements of the data series for aircraft, users studying datatrends may wish to analyze aircraft separately from other trade.

Adjustments for Price Change

Data adjusted for seasonal variation on a chained-dollar basis(2005 base year) are presented in Exhibits 10 and 11. Thisadjustment for price change is done using the Fisher chain-weighted methodology. The deflators are primarily based uponthe monthly price indexes published by the Bureau of LaborStatistics using techniques developed for the National Incomeand Product Accounts by the U.S. Bureau of EconomicAnalysis.

SITC Data

Goods data appearing in Exhibit 15 are classified in terms of the

Standard International Trade Classification (SITC) Revision 3.Agricultural goods consist of non-marine food products andother products of agriculture which have not passed throughcomplex processes of manufacture, such as raw hides and skins,fats and oils, and wine. A few goods such as essential oils,starches, casein, and albumin, considered to be agricultural bythe U.S. Department of Agriculture, have been excluded fromagricultural goods and are included in manufactured goodswhere they are classified in the SITC.

Manufactured goods conform to the SITC sections that includechemicals and related products; manufactured goods classifiedchiefly by material; machinery and transport equipment;

miscellaneous manufactured articles; and goods and transactionsnot classified elsewhere.

Reexports are foreign merchandise entering the country asimports, and at the time of exportation are in substantially thesame condition as when imported. Reexports, included inoverall export totals, appear as separate line items in Exhibit 15.

Advanced Technology Products (ATP)

About 500 of some 22,000 commodity classification codes usedin reporting U.S. merchandise trade are identified as "advancedtechnology" codes and they meet the following criteria:

1. The code contains products whose technology is from arecognized high technology field (e.g., biotechnology).

2. These products represent leading edge technology in thafield.

3. Such products constitute a significant part of all itemscovered in the selected classification code.

The aggregation of the goods results in a measure of advancedtechnology trade which appears in Exhibits 16 and 16A. Thisproduct and commodity-based measure of advanced technologydiffers from broader NAICS industry-based measures whichinclude all goods produced by a particular industry group

regardless of the level of technology embodied in the goods.

GOODS (BALANCE OF PAYMENTS BASIS)

Goods on a Census basis are adjusted by the U.S. Bureau ofEconomic Analysis (BEA) to a balance of payments basis toalign the data with the concepts and definitions used to preparethe international and national economic accounts. Theseadjustments, which are applied separately to exports andimports, are necessary to supplement coverage of the Censusdata, to eliminate duplication of transactions recorded elsewherein the international accounts, and to value transactions accordingto a standard definition. They include both additions to anddeductions from goods on a Census basis and are presented inthis release as “Net Adjustments.” Adjustments that exhibisignificant seasonal patterns are seasonally adjusted. BEA also

publishes more detailed quarterly and annual statistics for NetAdjustments in a standard table of the U.S. internationatransactions accounts, Table 2. U.S. Trade in Goods. (See theBEA Web site at http://www.bea.gov/international/bp_web orthe January, April, July, and October issues of the Survey of

Current Business).

The export adjustments include:

Exports under U.S. military sales contracts - Thisadjustment reflects the net amount of two separateadjustments. BEA first deducts goods identified in theCensus data as exports under the U.S. Foreign Military

Sales program. BEA then adds primary source data forthese exports, which are reported to BEA by the U.SDepartment of Defense.

Gold exports, nonmonetary - This addition is made forgold that is purchased by foreign official agencies fromprivate dealers in the United States and held at the FederalReserve Bank of New York. The Census data only includegold that leaves the U.S. customs territory.



A-4Goods procured in U.S. ports by foreign carriers - Thisaddition is made for foreign air and ocean carriers’ fuelpurchases in U.S. ports.

Low-value transactions - This addition is made to phase ina revised Census Bureau methodology for low-value goodsfor statistics prior to 2010. The revised Censusmethodology was implemented for goods on a Census basisbeginning with statistics for 2010.

Other adjustments to exports include:

Deductions for equipment repairs (parts and labor),developed motion picture film, and military grant-aid. Additions for sales of fish caught in U.S. territorial waters,exports of electricity to Mexico, private gift parcels, andvessels and oil rigs for which ownership changes.

The import adjustments include:

Gold imports, nonmonetary - This addition is made forgold sold by foreign official agencies to private purchasersout of stock held at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

The Census data only include gold that enters the U.S.customs territory.

Goods procured in foreign ports by U.S. carriers - Thisaddition is made for U.S. air and ocean carriers’ fuelpurchases in foreign ports.

Imports by U.S. military agencies - This adjustmentreflects the net amount of two separate adjustments. BEAfirst deducts goods (petroleum and non-petroleum)identified in the Census data as imports by U.S. militaryagencies. BEA then adds primary source data for purchasesof petroleum abroad by U.S. military agencies, which are

reported to BEA by the U.S. Department of Defense. Non-petroleum imports are included, along with imports of services by U.S. military agencies, in the services categorydirect defense expenditures.

Inland freight in Canada and Mexico - This addition ismade for inland freight in Canada and Mexico. Imports of goods from all countries should be valued at the customsvalue—the value at the foreign port of export includinginland freight charges. For imports from Canada andMexico, this should be the cost of the goods at the U.S.border. However, the customs value for imports for certainCanadian and Mexican goods is the point of origin in

Canada or Mexico. BEA makes an addition for the inlandfreight charges of transporting these goods to the U.S.border to make the value comparable to the customs valuereported for imports from other countries.

Low-value transactions - This addition is made to phase ina revised Census Bureau methodology for low-value goodsfor statistics prior to 2010. The revised Censusmethodology was implemented for goods on a Census basisbeginning with statistics for 2010.

Other adjustments to imports include:

Deductions for equipment repairs (parts and labor), repairsto U.S. vessels abroad, and developed motion picture film Additions for non-reported imports of locomotives andrailcars, imports of electricity from Mexico, conversion ofvessels for commercial use, and valuation of softwareimports at market value.

SERVICES

The services statistics cover transactions between foreigncountries and the 50 states, the District of Columbia, PuertoRico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and other U.S. territories andpossessions. Transactions with U.S. military, diplomatic, andconsular installations abroad are excluded because theseinstallations are considered to be part of the U.S. economy.

Services statistics are based on quarterly, annual, andbenchmark surveys and information obtained from monthlygovernment and industry reports. Services are seasonallyadjusted when statistically significant seasonal patterns arepresent. No monthly country or area detail is available due tothe lack of adequate source data.

Services are shown in seven broad categories. The types oservices for exports and imports are the same for six of thecategories. For the seventh, the export category is transfers

under U.S. military sales contracts and the import category isdirect defense expenditures. The following is a brief descriptionof the types of services included in each category:

Travel - Purchases of services and goods by U.S. travelersabroad and by foreign visitors to the United States. Atraveler is defined as a person who stays for a period of lessthan 1 year in a country of which the person is not a

resident. Includes cruise fares and expenditures for foodlodging, recreation, gifts, and other items incidental to aforeign visit.

Passenger fares - Fares paid by residents of one country totransportation carriers of other countries. Receipts consisof fares received by U.S. carriers from foreign residents fortravel between the United States and foreign countries andbetween two foreign points. Payments consist of fares paidby U.S. residents to foreign carriers for travel between theUnited States and foreign countries. Excludes cruise fareswhich are included in travel.

Other transportation - Transactions include freighcharges for the transportation of goods to and from theUnited States, operating expenses that transportationcompanies incur in foreign ports, postal services, andpayments for vessel charter and aircraft leases with crewExcludes air and ocean carriers’ fuel purchases in foreignports, which are included in exports and imports of goodson a balance of payments (BOP) basis.



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Royalties and license fees - Transactions for the rights touse, the rights to reproduce or distribute, and the outrightsale of intellectual property such as patents, techniques,processes, formulas, designs, know-how, trademarks,copyrights, franchises, and manufacturing rights. The term"royalties" generally refers to payments for the use of copyrights or trademarks; the term "license fees" generallyrefers to payments for the use of patents or industrialprocesses. Includes fees for the rights to distribute film andtelevision recordings. Includes transactions with bothaffiliated (related parties) and unaffiliated foreign residents.

Other private services - Transactions consist of educationservices; financial services (includes fees and commissionsand excludes investment income); insurance services;telecommunications services (includes transmissionservices and value-added services); business, professional,and technical services (includes advertising services;computer and data processing services; database and otherinformation services; research, development, and testingservices; management, consulting, and public relationsservices; legal services; construction services; architectural

and engineering services; mining services; industrialengineering services; installation, maintenance, and repairof equipment; and medical services); and other services.Includes transactions with both affiliated (related parties)and unaffiliated foreign residents.

Transfers under U.S. military sales contracts ( Exports

only) - Transactions include exports of services, such astraining services and repair services, provided by U.S.government military agencies through grants and the U.S.Foreign Military Sales (FMS) program. Includes exports of goods that are commingled in the source data and cannot beseparately identified. Excludes exports of goods under the

FMS program, which are included in exports of goods on aBOP basis.

Direct defense expenditures ( Imports only) - Transactionsinclude expenditures by U.S. military agencies abroad,including expenditures by U.S. personnel, payments of wages to foreign residents, construction expenditures,payments for foreign contractual services, and procurementof foreign goods. Excludes petroleum purchases abroad,which are included in imports of goods on a BOP basis.

U.S. government miscellaneous services - Transactions of U.S. government nonmilitary agencies with foreign

residents. Most of these transactions involve the provisionof services to, or purchases of services from, foreigners.Some goods transactions are also included.

Revision policy for goods on a balance of payments basis

and for services: Each month, a preliminary estimate for thecurrent month and a revised estimate for the immediatelypreceding month are released. After the initial revision, no

further revisions are madeto a month until morecomplete source databecome available inMarch, June, September,and December. Thereleases in March, June,September, and Decembercontain revised estimatesfor the previous sixmonths. The release inMarch also containsrevisions for all months of the previous year in orderto align the seasonallyadjusted monthly data withannual totals. The releasein June also containsannual revisions, whichreflect updated source data,changes in definitions andclassifications, and changes in estimating methodologies.

U.S. INTERNATIONAL TRANSACTIONS ACCOUNTS

Quarterly and annual estimates of goods on a balance ofpayments basis and of services are included in the U.Sinternational transactions accounts, which are published in newsreleases in March, June, September, and December and in theSurvey of Current Business in the January, April, July, andOctober issues. The next release of the internationatransactions accounts is scheduled for December 15, 2011. TheSurvey of Current Business is available online awww.bea.gov/scb/index.htm or from the Superintendent ofDocuments, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington

D.C. 20402.

ELECTRONIC AVAILABILITY

The FT-900 and supplement are available on the following:

INTERNET The U.S. International Trade in Goods andServices reports are available at: www.census.gov/ft900 orwww.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm.

Additional data and information on goods can be obtained fromForeign Trade Division, U.S. Census Bureau, Washington

D.C. 20233

Additional data and information on services can be obtainedfrom: Balance of Payments Division, U.S. Bureau o

Economic Analysis, Washington, D.C. 20230

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U.S. Census Bureau NewsU.S. Department of Commerce • Washington, D.C. 20230

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

8:30 A.M. EDT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2011

For information on goods contact:

U.S. Census Bureau:

Matthew Przybocki (301) 763-3148

Maria Iseman (301) 763-2311

FT-900 SUPPLEMENT

August 2011



Exhibit 1: Exports, Imports and Balance of Goods by Selected NAICS-Based Product Code,

Not Seasonally Adjusted: August 2011

In millions of dollars. Details may not equal total due to rounding. (X) Not Applicable. (-) Represents zero or less than one-half unit of measurement shown.

Imports for Consumption (Customs Value)

NAICS-Based Product Totals Calculated Duty

Code Description Year- Year- Year- Year-

to-Date to-Date to-Date to-Date

GRAND TOTAL -66,999.0 -466,492.8 126,779.9 969,079.4 193,778.8 1,435,572.2 2,826.6 18,720.7

Agricultural, Forestry & Fishery Products 1,305.8 18,359.6 5,380.5 52,652.4 4,074.7 34,292.8 7.9 51.7

(Domestic)

Agricultural Products, Total 2,306.4 26,775.2 4,324.4 46,354.4 2,018.0 19,579.2 7.2 45.3

Livestock And Livestock Products -191.7 -1,584.3 131.6 1,249.8 323.2 2,834.1 0.2 1.8

Forestry Products -275.5 -1,930.7 224.0 1,813.8 499.5 3,744.5 0.1 1.2

Fish, Fresh Or Chilled; And Other Marine

Products -533.5 -4,900.6 700.6 3,234.4 1,234.0 8,135.0 0.5 3.4

Mining, Total -22,596.5 -167,336.1 3,445.3 24,635.0 26,041.9 191,971.1 6.3 49.8

(Domestic)

Oil And Gas -24,252.5 -177,899.9 904.0 7,986.6 25,156.5 185,886.5 6.1 48.9Minerals And Ores 1,656.0 10,563.8 2,541.3 16,648.4 885.4 6,084.6 0.2 0.9

Manufacturing, Total -61,949.5 -442,557.2 94,691.7 715,597.0 156,641.2 1,158,154.2 2,793.2 18,565.7

(Domestic)

Food And Kindred Products 714.6 5,733.2 5,104.7 38,493.5 4,390.1 32,760.3 54.1 412.5

Beverages And Tobacco -864.7 -6,909.7 618.7 4,057.6 1,483.3 10,967.3 7.7 59.1

Textile And Fabrics 173.6 1,264.3 812.7 6,174.4 639.0 4,910.1 33.4 254.8

Textile Mill Products -1,368.8 -9,395.0 235.4 1,810.8 1,604.2 11,205.8 101.3 690.7

Apparel And Accessories -8,405.4 -52,213.8 294.9 2,138.8 8,700.3 54,352.6 1,126.0 6,858.0

Leather And Allied Products -3,134.4 -20,895.1 251.0 1,841.7 3,385.4 22,736.8 337.9 2,270.1

Wood Products -528.6 -3,884.3 497.9 3,745.2 1,026.4 7,629.5 10.0 75.1

Paper Products 186.5 2,142.9 2,140.4 16,686.4 1,953.9 14,543.5 6.8 49.1

Printing, Publishing & Similar Products 48.5 515.9 547.4 3,961.6 498.9 3,445.7 0.1 1.5

Petroleum And Coal Products -2,128.4 -33,937.2 9,419.2 62,949.6 11,547.6 96,886.8 11.3 101.0

Chemicals -2,982.5 -19,152.1 16,256.2 124,593.1 19,238.7 143,745.3 118.9 914.7Plastic And Rubber Products (1) -1,214.7 -8,392.4 2,371.6 18,043.6 3,586.3 26,436.0 112.5 834.6

Nonmetallic Mineral Products (1) -837.8 -5,049.5 898.5 6,709.4 1,736.2 11,758.9 52.9 349.0

Primary Metal Products -3,063.0 -27,939.2 5,833.1 41,780.1 8,896.1 69,719.3 29.2 209.6

Fabricated Metal Products -1,932.4 -10,866.7 3,074.5 24,162.7 5,006.9 35,029.5 108.8 758.7

Machinery, Except Electrical -2.7 5,957.6 12,175.8 94,131.1 12,178.4 88,173.6 108.3 707.2

Computers and Electronic Products (1) -19,001.5 -138,990.8 10,148.9 81,264.8 29,150.4 220,255.5 87.6 643.0

Electrical Equipment, Appliances and

Components (1) -3,825.5 -26,361.2 3,005.6 22,411.8 6,831.2 48,773.0 133.2 845.6

Transportation Equipment (1) -5,872.8 -40,974.0 17,255.7 129,260.7 23,128.6 170,234.7 260.4 1,812.0

Furniture and Fixtures -1,859.8 -14,774.7 386.4 2,834.1 2,246.2 17,608.9 3.3 24.6

Miscellaneous Manufactured Commodities -6,050.0 -38,584.3 3,363.0 28,397.1 9,413.0 66,981.4 89.4 694.8

Special Classification Provisions 1,016.8 6,949.0 8,037.8 58,103.2 7,021.0 51,154.2 19.2 53.5

(Domestic)

Scrap & Waste 3,489.3 21,738.9 4,076.2 26,197.1 586.9 4,458.3 0.1 0.5

Used Or Second-Hand Merchandise (1) -189.2 -873.9 364.6 3,273.5 553.8 4,147.4 (-) (-)

Goods Returned Or Reimported -3,804.1 -28,778.4 4.8 14.5 3,808.9 28,793.0 (-) (-)

Special Classification Provision, Nspf 1,520.8 14,862.5 3,592.1 28,618.1 2,071.3 13,755.6 19.1 53.0

Reexports 15,224.5 118,097.0 15,224.5 118,097.0 (X) (X) (X) (X)

Timing Adjustments (X) -5.3 (X) -5.3 (X) (X) (X) (X)

aggregation. For additional information see www.census.gov/ft900.

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(1) Due to non-disclosure requirements, certain 10-digit Schedule B commodity classifications are subject to supression and require a change in

Balance Exports

August August August August



Exhibit 2. Origin of Movement of U. S. Exports of Goods by State by NAICS-Based Product

Code Groupings, Not Seasonally Adjusted: 2011

In millions of dollars. Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ) shipments are included in the U. S. total and distributed among individual states

and territories. Separate FTZ total line is for reference only. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. (X) Not applicable.

(-) Represents zero or less than one-half unit of measurement shown.

NAICS-Based Product Code Groupings

Manufactured Commodities Non-Manufactured Commodities (1)

Year-to-Date Year-to-Date Year- Year-

Total Percent Total Percent to-Date to-Date

U.S. Total 94,652.0 715,312.4 100.0 14,682.5 117,804.4 100.0 15,224.5 118,097.0 126,779.9 969,079.4Foreign Trade Zone 2,326.5 18,216.3 2.5 237.3 2,451.3 2.1 205.4 1,368.4 2,769.3 22,035.9

Alabama 1,160.8 9,397.8 1.3 214.8 1,938.5 1.6 62.2 349.9 1,437.8 11,686.2

Alaska 49.3 327.6 (-) 814.5 2,943.1 2.5 3.3 102.2 867.1 3,372.9

Arizona 916.4 7,380.6 1.0 180.5 1,891.4 1.6 285.5 2,477.2 1,382.4 11,749.3

Arkansas 442.9 3,103.7 0.4 51.8 534.1 0.5 14.1 130.8 508.8 3,768.6

California 9,118.7 67,726.9 9.5 1,625.0 12,772.8 10.8 3,162.7 23,934.6 13,906.4 104,434.3

Colorado 513.0 3,938.8 0.6 49.8 381.9 0.3 68.4 496.4 631.1 4,817.1

Connecticut 1,176.9 8,950.7 1.3 65.5 1,452.8 1.2 57.6 438.6 1,300.0 10,842.2

Delaware 404.0 3,175.6 0.4 12.9 63.9 0.1 50.6 516.7 467.5 3,756.2

Florida 3,722.3 29,101.8 4.1 998.5 6,917.4 5.9 721.4 6,085.1 5,442.2 42,104.3

Georgia 2,449.4 18,913.0 2.6 198.1 2,026.8 1.7 208.5 1,701.3 2,856.0 22,641.1

Hawaii 20.3 375.4 0.1 23.4 135.3 0.1 11.2 77.9 54.8 588.5

Idaho 292.9 2,402.1 0.3 57.1 406.9 0.3 182.4 1,213.9 532.4 4,022.8

Illinois 4,406.3 33,766.8 4.7 363.5 3,131.6 2.7 778.3 5,711.8 5,548.1 42,610.2

Indiana 2,504.5 19,744.0 2.8 50.2 427.5 0.4 183.6 1,444.2 2,738.3 21,615.7

Iowa 978.4 7,384.7 1.0 133.8 985.8 0.8 30.8 239.2 1,143.1 8,609.7

Kansas 816.1 5,849.2 0.8 185.1 1,221.7 1.0 75.6 644.6 1,076.7 7,715.6

Kentucky 1,323.9 11,171.1 1.6 33.6 263.5 0.2 220.5 1,732.0 1,578.0 13,166.7

Louisiana 3,024.1 22,744.2 3.2 1,459.5 12,598.9 10.7 30.3 267.0 4,514.0 35,610.1

Maine 237.3 1,963.9 0.3 97.3 372.2 0.3 10.5 82.9 345.1 2,419.0

Maryland 641.1 5,286.2 0.7 102.6 691.5 0.6 125.1 1,013.1 868.8 6,990.8

Massachusetts 1,575.5 14,531.3 2.0 273.7 1,233.5 1.0 335.3 2,684.8 2,184.5 18,449.5

Michigan 3,871.4 28,611.8 4.0 334.5 2,264.5 1.9 349.0 2,530.6 4,554.9 33,406.8

Minnesota 1,435.9 11,269.8 1.6 194.4 1,368.9 1.2 96.6 862.9 1,726.9 13,501.6

Mississippi 814.9 5,738.0 0.8 24.3 483.0 0.4 108.2 722.7 947.3 6,943.6

Missouri 984.7 7,767.8 1.1 165.8 1,271.8 1.1 48.8 332.6 1,199.3 9,372.3

Montana 107.0 753.9 0.1 34.3 283.3 0.2 2.7 49.4 144.0 1,086.5

Nebraska 494.6 3,577.7 0.5 142.5 1,229.1 1.0 23.9 229.0 661.0 5,035.8

Nevada 569.9 3,731.2 0.5 69.6 615.2 0.5 85.8 623.2 725.2 4,969.6

New Hampshire 297.3 2,181.7 0.3 27.7 185.7 0.2 64.9 606.1 389.9 2,973.4

New Jersey 2,321.3 18,238.0 2.5 365.0 2,675.4 2.3 444.8 3,999.4 3,131.0 24,912.8

New Mexico 149.8 993.7 0.1 4.6 68.2 0.1 29.8 255.7 184.2 1,317.5

New York 4,157.8 32,436.1 4.5 1,023.9 7,826.4 6.6 1,639.9 14,192.3 6,821.6 54,454.8

North Carolina 1,997.0 15,008.4 2.1 119.9 1,311.2 1.1 188.1 1,427.4 2,304.9 17,747.1

North Dakota 167.4 1,292.5 0.2 124.0 884.4 0.8 8.1 62.4 299.5 2,239.3

Ohio 3,533.5 26,475.2 3.7 170.0 1,126.2 1.0 286.7 2,201.2 3,990.2 29,802.6Oklahoma 446.2 3,215.6 0.4 36.4 383.8 0.3 48.0 419.6 530.6 4,019.0

Oregon 1,045.8 8,634.8 1.2 361.0 2,502.8 2.1 122.9 1,344.3 1,529.7 12,482.0

Pennsylvania 2,823.1 20,721.0 2.9 348.5 3,293.0 2.8 409.7 3,090.3 3,581.4 27,104.3

Rhode Island 106.3 959.2 0.1 89.3 485.8 0.4 15.6 117.3 211.3 1,562.3

South Carolina 1,972.3 15,253.3 2.1 65.8 524.0 0.4 105.6 884.5 2,143.7 16,661.8

South Dakota 126.0 904.3 0.1 7.5 52.9 (-) 1.6 18.5 135.0 975.7

Tennessee 1,973.4 14,811.5 2.1 113.2 1,394.6 1.2 470.2 3,421.9 2,556.7 19,628.0

Texas 17,308.4 125,588.8 17.6 1,248.3 1 3,580.7 11.5 3,239.1 2 3,667.5 2 1,795.8 162,837.0

Utah 1,587.7 10,559.5 1.5 78.9 598.5 0.5 103.0 416.1 1,769.7 11,574.0

Vermont 201.6 1,478.8 0.2 7.9 63.1 0.1 165.8 1,151.4 375.2 2,693.4

Virginia 1,137.3 8,890.2 1.2 247.1 2,210.4 1.9 85.9 879.5 1,470.3 11,980.1

Washington 4,244.0 29,425.6 4.1 1,075.4 10,084.2 8.6 256.5 1,771.6 5,576.0 41,281.4

West Virginia 256.9 2,305.0 0.3 531.1 3,467.4 2.9 27.9 147.2 815.8 5,919.6

Wisconsin 1,629.2 12,672.3 1.8 116.9 844.2 0.7 122.4 935.2 1,868.6 14,451.7

Wyoming 98.0 682.2 0.1 7.2 77.4 0.1 3.0 22.2 108.2 781.8

Dist of Columbia 55.3 601.7 0.1 5.7 36.2 (-) 4.4 27.7 65.4 665.7

Puerto Rico 1,343.6 10,921.1 1.5 37.7 252.4 0.2 45.2 314.3 1,426.4 11,487.8

US Virgin Islands 190.2 1,683.6 0.2 4.8 57.7 (-) 0.6 13.2 195.6 1,754.5

Other 1,430.0 10,698.2 1.5 508.5 3,910.8 3.3 2.1 15.5 4,161.3 32,490.0

Estimated Shipments (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) 2,220.8 17,865.5

Unreported (2) 1,430.0 10,698.2 1.5 508.5 3,910.8 3.3 2.1 15.5 1,940.6 14,624.5

Timing Adjustment (X) -5.3 (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) -5.3

(1) Includes agricultural, forestry, fishery products, mineral commodities, scrap, waste and used or second-hand merchandise. The state

of origin of movement value totals for non-manufactured commodities usually reflect the state where the U.S. port of export is located.

(2) Includes prior month's revision to exports to Canada.

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August August August August

Reexports Total



In millions of dollars. Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ) shipments are included in the U. S. total and distributed among individual states

and territories. Separate FTZ total line is for reference only. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. (X) Not applicable.

(-) Represents zero or less than one-half unit of measurement shown.

NAICS-Based Product Code Groupings

Manufactured Commodities Non-Manufactured Commodities (1)

Year-to-Date Year-to-Date Year-to-Date

Total Percent Total Percent Total Percent

U.S. Total 152,027.7 1,123,798.8 100.0 43,331.2 317,854.1 100.0 196,711.3 1,451,778.6 100.0

Foreign Trade Zone 7,838.7 57,112.6 5.1 19,991.2 143,364.5 45.1 27,829.9 200,477.1 13.8

Alabama 1,429.9 9,794.3 0.9 249.3 1,675.6 0.5 1,679.2 11,470.0 0.8

Alaska 99.4 1,088.8 0.1 23.9 297.5 0.1 123.3 1,386.3 0.1

Arizona 1,147.0 8,944.3 0.8 159.0 2,733.0 0.9 1,306.0 11,677.3 0.8

Arkansas 519.3 4,128.2 0.4 82.6 504.3 0.2 601.9 4,632.6 0.3

California 27,562.7 194,875.6 17.3 4,621.0 32,278.2 10.2 32,183.8 227,153.8 15.6

Colorado 807.0 5,853.3 0.5 275.2 1,869.4 0.6 1,082.2 7,722.7 0.5

Connecticut 1,801.7 15,200.9 1.4 133.1 866.1 0.3 1,934.7 16,067.0 1.1

Delaware 813.0 5,788.6 0.5 311.2 1,484.3 0.5 1,124.2 7,272.8 0.5

Florida 4,838.7 36,785.4 3.3 731.6 5,630.3 1.8 5,570.3 42,415.7 2.9

Georgia 5,588.5 42,371.1 3.8 255.1 2,086.7 0.7 5,843.7 44,457.8 3.1

Hawaii 85.3 680.9 0.1 461.0 3,204.6 1.0 546.3 3,885.5 0.3

Idaho 369.3 3,025.8 0.3 34.3 250.9 0.1 403.6 3,276.7 0.2

Illinois 7,597.6 57,954.0 5.2 3,334.4 22,535.1 7.1 10,932.0 80,489.0 5.5

Indiana 3,361.1 24,389.1 2.2 199.5 1,443.7 0.5 3,560.6 25,832.8 1.8

Iowa 627.6 4,650.2 0.4 101.0 856.2 0.3 728.5 5,506.4 0.4Kansas 828.1 5,805.9 0.5 77.1 434.0 0.1 905.2 6,240.0 0.4

Kentucky 2,947.0 20,277.5 1.8 137.7 1,045.1 0.3 3,084.8 21,322.6 1.5

Louisiana 2,151.1 14,191.9 1.3 5,318.8 41,575.3 13.1 7,469.9 55,767.1 3.8

Maine 313.4 2,022.1 0.2 64.1 553.6 0.2 377.5 2,575.7 0.2

Maryland 1,977.9 14,390.6 1.3 170.3 1,021.8 0.3 2,148.2 15,412.4 1.1

Massachusetts 2,520.0 19,267.0 1.7 404.8 3,340.4 1.1 2,924.8 22,607.4 1.6

Michigan 8,372.1 62,029.8 5.5 849.1 5,307.6 1.7 9,221.2 67,337.4 4.6

Minnesota 1,849.4 13,862.5 1.2 1,010.7 7,298.1 2.3 2,860.1 21,160.5 1.5

Mississippi 718.7 5,406.2 0.5 1,191.4 8,064.2 2.5 1,910.1 13,470.4 0.9

Missouri 1,230.5 9,642.2 0.9 37.1 744.3 0.2 1,267.6 10,386.5 0.7

Montana 86.7 549.7 (-) 375.1 3,292.7 1.0 461.8 3,842.4 0.3

Nebraska 293.9 2,143.0 0.2 16.6 130.9 (-) 310.5 2,273.9 0.2

Nevada 504.7 4,546.8 0.4 25.8 345.8 0.1 530.5 4,892.6 0.3

New Hampshire 871.3 7,201.9 0.6 79.3 562.8 0.2 950.6 7,764.7 0.5

New Jersey 9,178.5 70,006.7 6.2 1,845.0 14,054.0 4.4 11,023.5 84,060.8 5.8

New Mexico 153.0 1,677.0 0.1 26.0 127.6 (-) 179.0 1,804.6 0.1New York 9,772.3 73,576.2 6.5 1,470.9 10,831.8 3.4 11,243.1 84,408.0 5.8

North Carolina 4,113.3 29,977.9 2.7 206.3 1,518.6 0.5 4,319.5 31,496.5 2.2

North Dakota 203.5 1,452.5 0.1 71.6 694.0 0.2 275.2 2,146.5 0.1

Ohio 4,609.3 32,906.8 2.9 765.0 6,103.9 1.9 5,374.2 39,010.7 2.7

Oklahoma 545.1 4,157.2 0.4 530.8 3,214.6 1.0 1,075.9 7,371.8 0.5

Oregon 1,210.9 10,012.5 0.9 127.0 745.3 0.2 1,337.8 10,757.8 0.7

Pennsylvania 5,349.1 41,032.6 3.7 2,718.9 18,812.4 5.9 8,068.0 59,844.9 4.1

Rhode Island 683.1 5,459.3 0.5 20.2 147.1 (-) 703.3 5,606.4 0.4

South Carolina 2,922.8 20,872.1 1.9 185.2 1,696.0 0.5 3,108.0 22,568.1 1.6

South Dakota 80.9 500.8 (-) 5.9 35.2 (-) 86.8 536.0 (-)

Tennessee 4,772.7 33,664.5 3.0 285.5 2,288.5 0.7 5,058.2 35,953.0 2.5

Texas 16,837.1 127,593.4 11.4 11,402.8 83,037.7 26.1 28,240.0 210,631.2 14.5

Utah 892.0 5,857.0 0.5 67.2 477.4 0.2 959.2 6,334.4 0.4

Vermont 368.5 2,204.5 0.2 43.3 405.4 0.1 411.8 2,609.9 0.2

Virginia 1,741.1 12,388.6 1.1 232.0 1,676.4 0.5 1,973.0 14,065.1 1.0

Washington 2,612.3 20,129.3 1.8 1,361.9 10,042.5 3.2 3,974.1 30,171.8 2.1West Virginia 325.6 2,249.2 0.2 14.5 126.2 (-) 340.1 2,375.5 0.2

Wisconsin 1,961.3 13,730.1 1.2 79.5 690.9 0.2 2,040.9 14,421.0 1.0

Wyoming 63.5 464.3 (-) 113.2 985.8 0.3 176.8 1,450.1 0.1

Dist of Columbia 19.8 145.4 (-) 10.3 176.2 0.1 30.1 321.6 (-)

Puerto Rico 2,194.4 16,085.0 1.4 131.0 787.3 0.2 2,325.5 16,872.3 1.2

US Virgin Islands 95.0 772.2 0.1 849.1 7,642.7 2.4 944.1 8,414.8 0.6

Other 9.8 16.2 (-) 38.0 104.1 (-) 1,400.1 9,611.7 0.7

Estimated Shipments (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) 1,352.4 9,491.5 0.7

Unreported 9.8 16.2 (-) 38.0 104.1 (-) 47.8 120.3 (-)

Timing Adjustment (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) (X) 634.2 (-)

(1) Includes agricultural, forestry, fishery products, mineral commodities, scrap, waste and used or second-hand merchandise.

Exhibit 2a. U. S. General Imports of Goods by State, State of Destination, by NAICS-Based Product

Code Groupings, Not Seasonally Adjusted: 2011

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Exhibit 3. General Imports of Crude Oil by Country, Not Seasonally Adjusted

Details may not equal totals due to rounding. (-) Represents zero or less than one-half unit of measurement shown.

Quantity in Customs value in C.I.F. value in

thousands of barrels thousands of dollars thousands of dollars

August July Year-to-Date August July Year-to-Date August July Year-to-Date

2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011

Total 302,481 281,064 2,235,880 31,039,939 29,305,847 221,052,394 31,594,948 29,844,731 225,095,345

OPEC Total 150,691 138,847 1,086,154 16,391,974 15,102,481 112,220,148 16,720,183 15,411,397 114,527,771

Algeria 4,203 4,581 52,407 490,966 533,894 5,753,217 498,089 541,238 5,857,075

Angola 10,861 10,796 75,008 1,252,993 1,238,331 8,195,476 1,275,609 1,260,692 8,339,110

Ecuador 8,968 5,073 51,544 870,862 509,485 5,026,100 895,728 524,348 5,169,675

Iran (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) (-)

Iraq 21,183 17,380 115,220 2,280,483 1 ,847,202 11,868,034 2 ,337,926 1 ,898,574 12,170,971

Kuwait 4,981 6,618 42,530 526,774 714,660 4,361,056 540,593 732,976 4,465,794

Libya (-) (-) 2,033 (-) (-) 210,611 (-) (-) 219,264

Nigeria 26,740 24,488 203,173 3,209,252 2,891,197 22,682,370 3,256,547 2,940,138 23,079,964

Qatar (-) (-) 320 (-) (-) 36,831 (-) (-) 37,782

Saudi Arabia 37,456 37,019 277,358 4,117,386 4,054,149 28,480,876 4,230,378 4,166,732 29,255,988

United Arab Emirates 657 548 1,206 76,636 62,488 139,127 79,726 63,140 142,872Venezuela 35,641 32,344 265,354 3,566,623 3,251,074 25,466,450 3,605,587 3,283,558 25,789,275

Non-OPEC 151,790 142,217 1,149,725 14,647,964 14,203,367 108,832,246 14,874,766 14,433,334 110,567,574

Argentina 1,605 355 8,464 171,552 38,594 820,546 177,777 40,261 854,667

Bahamas (-) (-) 14 (-) (-) 577 (-) (-) 795

Brazil 5,063 9,304 57,288 535,437 1,000,094 6,029,192 548,410 1,030,227 6,176,247

Brunei (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) (-)Cameroon (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) (-)

Canada 71,823 64,165 514,758 6,434,052 5,945,107 44,525,580 6,537,091 6,041,448 45,220,327

Chad 2,968 2,875 19,787 302,835 298,773 1,935,600 311,295 304,052 1,983,664

China (-) (-) 376 (-) (-) 35,834 (-) (-) 37,134

Colombia 13,653 11,141 91,253 1,323,178 1,115,800 8,974,423 1,341,015 1,132,267 9,112,138

Congo (Brazzaville) 2,251 2,538 13,754 268,462 299,700 1,558,132 271,812 302,969 1,580,005

Congo (Kinshasa) (-) (-) 3,147 (-) (-) 342,863 (-) (-) 350,674

Egypt (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) (-)

Equatorial Guinea (-) (-) 4,889 (-) (-) 465,186 (-) (-) 474,803Gabon 2,710 4,677 31,359 315,913 533,424 3,363,715 321,037 542,731 3,426,009

Indonesia (-) 366 5,447 (-) 43,428 528,534 (-) 44,626 544,420

Malaysia (-) (-) 264 (-) 10 31,263 (-) 14 32,145

Mexico 37,682 31,268 276,106 3,734,854 3,194,597 26,710,855 3,767,769 3,224,549 26,978,137

Netherlands Antilles (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) (-)

Norway 1,575 51 11,636 186,931 5,788 1,350,004 189,929 5,896 1,374,055

Oman 1,785 2,929 8,812 201,807 312,073 948,920 208,758 320,087 979,447

Peru 714 (-) 2,145 72,822 (-) 212,942 74,592 (-) 217,763

Russia 4,587 6,542 47,890 504,697 741,774 5,242,559 518,179 757,434 5,357,304

Trinidad and Tobago 1,499 1,224 7,715 150,332 126,491 817,619 152,061 128,225 828,576United Kingdom 495 861 11,861 55,112 103,943 1,358,216 55,267 105,440 1,375,762

Vietnam 688 500 2,901 81,074 57,164 326,320 82,744 58,812 334,451

All Other 2,693 3,420 29,860 308,907 386,607 3,253,366 317,030 394,296 3,329,050

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Exhibit 4. Exports and Imports of Goods by SITC Commodity Sections: Not Seasonally Adjusted

In millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. (X) - Not applicable.

2011 2010

SITC August July Year-to-Date August Year-to-Date

Section Description

Exports Imports Exports Imports Exports Imports Exports Imports Exports Imports

Total 126,779.9 196,711.3 120,376.1 187,289.1 969,079.4 1,451,778.6 106,845.9 170,965.7 822,989.8 1,240,785.9

Summary:

Food and live animals 8,626.1 6,889.0 8,182.8 6,434.1 64,872.5 54,352.3 6,698.7 5,885.3 50,119.7 46,110.2

Beverages and tobacco 483.9 1,595.8 429.0 1,505.8 3,649.1 11,831.2 369.3 1,377.6 3,333.7 10,697.9

Crude materials,inedible exceptfuels 7,124.3 3,109.9 6,292.3 3,084.0 61,116.2 23,564.1 6,057.6 2,333.8 47,445.4 18,848.8

Mineral fuels,lubricants andrelated materials 11,760.3 41,012.4 10,872.8 40,368.2 81,586.2 307,679.1 6,744.1 31,906.9 50,548.7 240,450.2

Animal and vegetableoils, fatsand waxes 349.8 539.8 281.3 637.3 3,005.5 4,343.4 367.8 385.8 2,516.3 2,766.4

Chemicals and relatedproducts, n.e.s. 17,095.1 17,503.3 16,409.0 16,103.1 131,245.2 131,737.5 15,416.5 15,185.8 119,180.1 113,849.8

Manufactured goodsclassified chieflyby material (1) 10,061.7 20,376.9 9,422.7 20,222.6 76,206.6 155,230.1 8,507.7 17,223.7 65,496.2 128,211.3

Machinery andtransport equipment (1) 40,193.9 68,946.5 38,269.0 65,052.9 307,061.2 511,924.3 35,247.4 63,371.4 277,002.4 453,612.9

Miscellaneous manufac-tured articles (1) 9,321.9 29,933.9 9,360.1 27,472.8 75,554.8 200,254.4 9,123.7 27,685.1 70,577.2 182,232.6

Commodities andtransactions not

classified elsewherein SITC 6,538.3 6,803.8 5,981.8 5,881.7 46,690.3 50,228.1 5,494.1 5,610.3 37,741.2 44,005.9

Reexports 15,224.5 (X) 14,898.9 (X) 118,097.0 (X) 12,819.1 (X) 99,028.8 (X)

Timing adjustments (X) (X) -23.7 526.6 -5.3 634.2 (X) (X) (X) (X)

For additional information see www.census.gov/foreign-trade/statistics/notices/aircraft.

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(1) Due to non-disclosure requirements, certain 10-digit Schedule B commodity classifications are subject to supression and require a change in aggregation.



Exhibit 5. Exports, Imports, and Trade Balance of Goods


Exports

Customs C.I.F. F.A.S. Value Customs value C.I.F. Value

Seasonally Adjusted

2010

Jan.- Dec. -634,896.8 -690,920.6 1,278,263.2 1,913,160.1 1,969,183.9

Jan.- Aug. -423,481.5 -460,248.0 830,086.9 1,253,568.5 1,290,334.9January -48,176.7 -52,225.0 98,648.1 146,824.8 150,873.1February -50,743.4 -54,938.9 99,278.7 150,022.1 154,217.5March -51,468.1 -55,873.1 103,954.5 155,422.6 159,827.6April -51,996.1 -56,482.1 103,019.9 155,016.0 159,502.0May -53,575.1 -58,215.5 105,682.2 159,257.2 163,897.7June -57,967.3 -62,864.4 104,467.8 162,435.1 167,332.2

July -52,786.9 -57,786.6 107,481.3 160,268.2 165,267.9August -56,767.9 -61,862.4 107,554.5 164,322.4 169,416.9September -55,329.9 -60,346.5 108,117.1 163,447.0 168,463.7October -51,054.2 -55,879.4 111,953.6 163,007.8 167,833.0November -51,707.2 -56,446.1 112,731.8 164,439.0 169,177.9December -53,324.0 -58,000.6 115,373.8 168,697.8 173,374.4

2011

Jan.- Aug. -488,632.2 -527,544.2 976,149.1 1,464,781.3 1,503,693.3

January -60,894.3 -65,903.2 118,115.8 179,010.1 184,019.0February -59,111.9 -63,830.6 115,734.6 174,846.5 179,565.2March -60,462.0 -65,242.6 122,886.6 183,348.6 188,129.3

April -57,273.8 -62,109.0 125,106.7 182,380.5 187,215.7May -64,294.4 -69,231.0 123,794.6 188,089.0 193,025.6June -65,978.8 -70,852.7 119,737.1 185,715.8 190,589.7

July (R) -60,280.4 -65,169.3 125,375.5 185,655.8 190,544.8August -60,336.7 -65,205.8 125,398.2 185,734.9 190,604.1SeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

Not Seasonally Adjusted

2010

Jan.- Dec. -634,896.8 -690,920.6 1,278,263.2 1,913,160.1 1,969,183.9Jan.- Aug. -417,796.1 -454,398.9 822,989.8 1,240,785.9 1,277,388.7

January -44,124.3 -47,935.2 92,600.8 136,725.1 140,536.0February -40,043.9 -43,796.3 93,853.7 133,897.6 137,650.0March -47,217.2 -51,650.9 110,511.1 157,728.3 162,162.0April -50,720.6 -55,179.1 102,442.6 153,163.3 157,621.8

May -50,646.7 -55,226.6 105,477.1 156,123.8 160,703.7June -61,119.6 -66,178.3 107,201.8 168,321.4 173,380.1

July -59,804.0 -64,962.6 104,056.6 163,860.7 169,019.3August -64,119.8 -69,469.9 106,845.9 170,965.7 176,315.8September -59,433.6 -64,546.6 107,644.0 167,077.7 172,190.6October -53,135.0 -58,131.4 117,103.9 170,238.9 175,235.2November -55,719.0 -60,494.2 113,045.8 168,764.8 173,540.0December -48,813.1 -53,349.6 117,479.8 166,292.9 170,829.3

2011

Jan.- Aug. -482,699.2 -521,415.4 969,079.4 1,451,778.6 1,490,494.8

January -56,590.7 -61,322.9 110,154.6 166,745.2 171,477.4February -46,847.3 -51,089.6 109,639.8 156,487.1 160,729.5March -54,303.1 -59,130.6 131,314.9 1 85,618.0 1 90,445.6April -54,320.3 -59,061.9 123,901.0 178,221.3 182,962.9May -64,852.3 -69,843.1 124,000.0 188,852.3 193,843.2June -68,941.2 -73,974.6 122,913.1 191,854.3 196,887.7

July (R) -66,913.0 -71,882.0 120,376.1 187,289.1 192,258.1August -69,931.4 -75,110.6 126,779.9 196,711.3 201,890.5

SeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

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PeriodTrade balance Imports



Exhibit 6. Exports, Imports and Trade Balance by Country and Area, Not Seasonally Adjusted: 2011

In millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. (X) Not applicable. (-) Represents zero or less than one-half unit of measurement shown.

Trade balance Exports Imports

(Customs imports) Domestic & Foreign, F.A.S. basis Customs basis C.I.F. basisYear- Year- Year- Year-


TOTAL -69,931.4 -482,699.2 (X) 126,779.9 969,079.4 (X) 196,711.3 1,451,778.6 (X) 201,890.5 1,490,494.8 (X)

Afghanistan 238.4 1,697.0 221 240.1 1,710.1 55 1.7 13.1 152 1.8 13.3 152Albania (-) 14.3 140 3.0 32.0 166 3.0 17.7 150 3.1 18.6 149Algeria -937.9 -9,846.2 15 181.2 1,114.3 67 1,119.1 10,960.5 29 1,141.8 11,201.2 29Andorra 0.4 4.0 125 0.4 4.3 203 (-) 0.3 213 (-) 0.3 213Angola -1,196.2 -7,592.2 20 117.7 1,048.2 69 1,313.9 8,640.4 30 1,337.7 8,793.7 30

Anguilla 0.8 15.0 141 1.7 18.5 179 0.8 3.5 178 0.9 3.6 179Antigua and Barbuda 8.3 79.5 169 8.5 83.2 139 0.3 3.8 177 0.3 3.9 178Argentina 357.8 3,448.8 225 866.2 6,370.3 29 508.3 2,921.5 50 527.5 3,061.6 50Armenia 0.5 -5.6 86 11.0 59.4 155 10.5 64.9 127 11.0 67.8 128Aruba -294.4 -1,731.7 36 69.2 473.9 86 363.6 2,205.6 57 369.7 2,247.7 57Australia 1,391.2 10,519.5 234 2,410.7 17,106.3 15 1,019.5 6,586.9 33 1,050.8 6,789.5 35Austria -778.8 -4,604.4 25 184.8 1,658.9 56 963.5 6,263.4 38 983.4 6,410.7 38Azerbaijan 18.6 -1,241.0 41 19.0 227.6 111 0.4 1,468.5 67 0.4 1,498.9 67

Bahamas 224.4 1,637.8 220 291.1 2,266.3 48 66.8 628.5 83 68.8 648.0 83Bahrain 38.0 455.5 209 109.2 810.5 76 71.2 355.0 92 75.0 374.9 92Bangladesh -449.1 -2,836.8 31 54.1 655.1 83 503.1 3,491.9 46 522.3 3,644.9 46Barbados 27.7 246.2 195 32.3 277.1 102 4.6 30.9 142 4.8 32.2 142Belarus -48.5 -121.2 68 8.2 121.1 132 56.7 242.3 102 58.5 250.2 101Belgium 1,244.4 7,624.0 230 2,457.3 19,570.9 12 1,212.9 11,946.9 26 1,242.9 12,207.9 26Belize 19.0 138.5 184 38.3 268.5 103 19.3 130.0 117 20.1 136.9 117Benin 80.0 419.6 207 80.0 419.8 87 (-) 0.2 219 (-) 0.2 217Bermuda 50.1 335.2 202 51.6 388.0 93 1.5 52.8 131 1.5 53.1 131Bhutan 0.4 2.0 115 0.4 2.4 211 (-) 0.5 209 (-) 0.5 209Bolivia 0.5 -198.0 64 58.2 418.4 88 57.7 616.4 84 58.4 625.7 85Bosnia and Herzegovina -0.6 -23.1 78 4.5 12.9 189 5.1 36.0 140 5.3 37.3 140

Botswana -27.7 -199.7 63 2.9 17.2 180 30.6 216.9 107 30.7 217.6 109Brazil 1,695.2 8,492.6 233 3,979.1 27,958.9 9 2,284.0 19,466.3 17 2,362.6 20,144.9 17British Indian Ocean Territories -0.8 -3.4 89 (-) 1.2 219 0.8 4.6 170 0.8 4.7 172British Virgin Islands 8.8 92.8 173 10.0 95.7 137 1.2 2.8 181 1.3 3.1 180Brunei 7.9 127.0 180 8.3 138.9 127 0.4 12.0 155 0.4 13.1 154Bulgaria -15.0 -92.1 69 18.7 184.3 117 33.6 276.5 97 35.1 288.1 97Burkina Faso 2.0 19.7 145 2.0 20.7 175 (-) 1.0 199 (-) 1.0 200Burma 2.4 22.7 147 2.4 22.7 172 (-) (-) (X) (-) (-) (X)Burundi 2.9 15.3 142 2.9 21.1 174 (-) 5.8 166 (-) 6.0 166

Cambodia -252.1 -1,632.8 37 16.6 116.8 133 268.6 1,749.6 62 277.5 1,811.5 61Cameroon -29.8 -90.5 70 20.7 139.9 126 50.5 230.4 104 52.8 238.6 104Canada -2,381.2 -22,949.8 5 24,986.2 186,521.6 1 27,367.5 209,471.5 2 27,728.6 212,228.5 2Cape Verde 0.5 6.3 131 0.8 7.1 197 0.3 0.9 202 0.3 0.9 202Cayman Islands 50.0 387.0 206 51.6 398.8 90 1.6 11.8 157 1.6 12.2 157Central African Republic 0.9 4.4 128 1.5 8.8 194 0.5 4.3 174 0.5 4.4 175Chad -319.8 -1,973.1 35 0.8 15.2 183 320.7 1,988.3 59 329.6 2,037.7 59Chile 706.7 3,861.2 227 1,213.1 10,217.1 19 506.4 6,355.9 36 543.2 6,844.3 33China -28,955.7 -189,323.0 1 8,408.1 66,131.8 3 37,363.8 255,454.7 1 39,042.9 267,323.9 1Christmas Island (-) (-) 99 (-) 1.3 218 (-) 1.3 194 (-) 1.3 195Cocos (Keeling) Islands -0.1 0.1 100 (-) 0.9 222 0.1 0.8 204 0.1 0.9 203Colombia -757.3 -5,096.2 24 1,250.6 9,361.9 24 2,008.0 14,458.1 23 2,062.7 14,855.9 23Comoros (-) 0.4 108 (-) 0.9 221 (-) 0.6 207 (-) 0.6 207Congo (Brazzaville) -305.5 -1,577.8 38 14.8 145.5 124 320.4 1,723.4 63 324.3 1,749.8 64Congo (Kinshasa) 14.5 -309.0 59 14.7 92.4 138 0.3 401.5 89 0.3 410.9 89Cook Islands 0.2 1.9 114 0.2 2.3 212 (-) 0.4 211 (-) 0.4 211Costa Rica -416.1 -2,678.9 34 486.4 3,859.6 41 902.5 6,538.6 34 922.2 6,711.7 36Cote d'Ivoire -179.3 -922.4 48 28.6 71.9 146 208.0 994.3 73 213.1 1,025.0 73Croatia 51.9 132.7 182 81.0 381.6 95 29.1 248.9 100 29.8 261.2 100Cuba 33.2 243.5 194 33.2 243.5 107 (-) (-) 228 (-) (-) 228Curacao 43.7 -18.8 82 78.4 227.7 110 34.7 246.5 101 34.8 247.9 102Cyprus 4.7 46.5 156 7.4 63.3 151 2.6 16.8 151 2.8 17.6 151Czech Republic -157.3 -1,025.8 44 146.3 1,103.1 68 303.6 2,128.9 58 313.6 2,200.4 58

Denmark -511.2 -3,184.8 29 197.5 1,505.5 58 708.8 4,690.4 42 722.8 4,795.5 42Djibouti 8.0 99.8 174 8.7 102.0 136 0.8 2.2 183 0.8 2.3 183Dominica 5.1 47.5 158 5.2 49.0 158 0.1 1.6 188 0.1 1.6 190Dominican Republic 212.6 2,206.0 223 571.0 4,959.7 37 358.4 2,753.7 53 367.5 2,831.8 54

Ecuador -617.4 -2,787.5 32 484.4 3,750.9 42 1,101.7 6,538.4 35 1,143.6 6,828.7 34Egypt 358.0 3,456.9 226 493.7 4,722.9 38 135.7 1,266.0 70 143.7 1,332.6 70El Salvador 81.1 623.4 212 283.0 2,318.4 47 201.9 1,695.0 65 208.0 1,745.6 65Equatorial Guinea -9.5 -683.8 52 23.6 198.7 115 33.1 882.5 77 33.9 906.0 77Eritrea 1.3 3.3 122 1.3 3.4 205 (-) 0.1 220 (-) 0.1 220

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August RankCountry

August Rank August Rank August Rank







to-Date to-Date to-Date to-DateAugust Rank

CountryAugust Rank August Rank August Rank

Estonia -35.4 -529.2 54 25.2 259.6 105 60.6 788.8 79 62.5 814.7 79Ethiopia -6.0 373.0 204 10.8 478.6 85 16.9 105.7 118 17.2 109.4 119

Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas) (-) -1.6 93 (-) 2.7 210 (-) 4.4 173 (-) 4.4 174Faroe Islands -5.5 -72.1 73 0.5 1.9 215 6.0 74.0 123 7.8 90.9 122Fiji -3.6 -70.2 74 2.8 21.6 173 6.4 91.8 121 8.0 111.5 118Finland -85.7 -937.4 46 257.5 2,050.9 50 343.2 2,988.3 49 354.5 3,106.7 49France -847.7 -7,015.0 22 2,315.3 18,815.5 13 3,163.0 25,830.5 12 3,224.1 26,317.1 11

French Guiana 2.4 47.1 157 3.5 48.6 159 1.1 1.5 190 1.1 1.5 192French Polynesia 7.8 53.6 163 10.5 82.7 140 2.7 29.1 145 2.9 30.2 144French Southern and Antarctic Lands 0.1 0.3 105 0.1 0.3 228 (-) (-) 227 (-) (-) 227

Gabon -316.1 -3,329.4 28 14.1 113.9 134 330.2 3,443.2 47 336.8 3,512.0 47Gambia 1.6 20.3 146 1.7 20.3 176 (-) 0.1 222 (-) 0.1 222Gaza Strip Administered by Israel -0.2 -1.6 94 (-) (-) 234 0.2 1.7 187 0.3 1.8 189Georgia 54.0 246.9 196 64.9 387.0 94 10.8 140.1 115 11.4 146.9 115Germany -4,513.0 -31,233.5 4 4,263.5 32,355.1 6 8,776.6 63,588.6 5 8,963.3 64,897.5 5Ghana 32.6 376.8 205 85.1 819.7 75 52.5 442.9 88 54.3 457.5 88Gibraltar 139.8 2,004.7 222 139.8 2,005.8 52 (-) 1.0 197 (-) 1.1 198Greece 31.8 137.3 183 98.8 732.9 79 66.9 595.6 85 70.9 627.5 84Greenland -0.1 0.6 110 0.4 5.3 199 0.5 4.7 168 0.6 4.8 171Grenada 10.3 52.2 161 10.7 56.8 156 0.4 4.5 172 0.4 4.9 169Guadeloupe 19.0 279.4 200 19.2 280.4 100 0.1 1.1 195 0.1 1.1 197Guatemala 224.3 1,558.1 219 575.5 4,233.9 40 351.1 2,675.8 54 373.0 2,854.7 52Guinea 15.6 89.9 172 24.7 143.0 125 9.1 53.1 130 13.2 81.3 123Guinea-Bissau -0.1 5.0 129 0.1 5.3 198 0.2 0.3 215 0.2 0.3 215Guyana 1.4 9.5 134 31.5 237.4 108 30.1 227.9 105 30.6 232.4 106

Haiti 19.3 199.5 190 90.6 694.7 81 71.3 495.2 87 73.0 507.9 87

Heard and McDonald Islands (-) 0.3 106 (-) 0.3 229 (-) (-) 229 (-) (-) 229Honduras 106.7 1,153.0 216 548.1 4 ,246.9 39 441.4 3,093.9 48 455.9 3,235.8 48Hong Kong 2,364.9 19,176.7 236 2,663.1 21,933.8 10 298.2 2,757.1 52 309.1 2,848.2 53Hungary -121.4 -933.6 47 118.1 974.3 70 239.4 1,907.9 60 245.0 1,949.1 60

Iceland 21.1 278.2 199 34.0 410.4 89 12.9 132.3 116 13.7 139.2 116India -1,550.5 -10,177.4 12 1,823.7 14,255.0 17 3,374.2 24,432.3 14 3,488.2 25,323.4 13Indonesia -1,066.1 -7,941.1 19 618.7 4,970.0 36 1,684.8 12,911.0 25 1,768.1 13,517.4 24Iran 36.9 150.2 186 37.0 150.8 123 (-) 0.7 205 (-) 0.7 205Iraq -2,131.3 -10,154.4 13 150.3 1,731.0 54 2,281.6 11,885.3 27 2,339.1 12,188.5 27Ireland -2,851.9 -20,791.5 9 575.7 5,092.2 34 3,427.6 25,883.7 11 3,438.0 25,971.3 12Israel -658.5 -5,805.4 23 1,157.9 9,766.0 21 1,816.4 15,571.4 22 1,835.2 15,722.7 22Italy -1,847.4 -12,094.2 11 1,209.0 10,689.8 18 3,056.3 22,784.1 15 3,153.2 23,534.9 15

Jamaica 100.5 889.0 213 151.6 1,226.5 64 51.0 337.5 94 54.8 372.6 93Japan -6,711.9 -38,508.0 3 5,407.5 43,131.8 4 12,119.5 81,639.7 4 12,453.1 83,960.5 4Jordan -23.1 249.7 197 92.9 961.8 71 116.0 712.0 81 119.4 731.9 81

Kazakhstan -35.8 -679.6 53 92.7 537.6 84 128.5 1,217.2 71 131.4 1,240.2 71Kenya -0.9 53.9 165 41.6 291.6 99 42.5 237.6 103 44.2 247.1 103Kiribati 0.3 16.6 143 0.4 17.0 181 0.1 0.4 210 0.1 0.5 210Korea, North 0.3 2.1 119 0.3 2.1 213 (-) (-) (X) (-) (-) (X)Korea, South -725.1 -8,502.2 18 3,799.4 29,085.5 7 4,524.5 37,587.7 6 4,690.4 38,878.4 6Kosovo 1.9 7.7 133 1.9 8.0 195 (-) 0.3 212 (-) 0.3 212Kuwait -401.5 -2,871.5 30 180.8 1,630.2 57 582.3 4,501.7 43 600.1 4,616.3 43Kyrgyzstan 5.2 58.1 166 5.5 60.2 154 0.2 2.2 184 0.3 2.3 184

Laos -7.0 -22.0 80 1.5 19.5 177 8.4 41.5 137 8.7 42.8 138Latvia 18.7 88.3 171 43.7 352.7 96 24.9 264.5 99 26.0 273.0 99Lebanon 165.0 1,152.5 215 171.4 1,207.1 66 6.4 54.6 129 6.7 57.1 130Lesotho -33.2 -214.9 60 (-) 7.8 196 33.2 222.7 106 34.4 229.5 107Liberia 11.0 35.1 154 12.3 134.5 128 1.4 99.5 119 1.4 102.1 120Libya -1.3 -338.7 58 1.1 216.9 113 2.4 555.6 86 2.4 574.8 86Liechtenstein -19.5 -155.7 65 1.3 14.7 185 20.9 170.4 111 21.1 172.5 112Lithuania -21.0 128.7 181 106.1 857.6 74 127.1 728.8 80 134.3 762.8 80Luxembourg 42.2 419.7 208 79.2 791.3 77 37.0 371.5 90 38.7 385.6 91

Macau 18.0 116.8 176 27.9 192.5 116 9.8 75.6 122 10.2 78.3 124Macedonia -0.8 -22.5 79 1.2 14.4 186 2.0 36.9 139 2.2 38.7 139Madagascar -1.7 -23.3 77 5.4 37.5 162 7.1 60.8 128 7.4 63.2 129Malawi -3.9 -6.3 85 1.6 34.3 165 5.5 40.6 138 5.7 42.9 137

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Malaysia -1,162.2 -7,379.9 21 1,080.7 9,738.6 23 2,242.9 17,118.5 18 2,324.6 17,603.1 18

Maldives 3.1 17.8 144 3.2 19.1 178 0.1 1.3 193 0.1 1.6 191Mali 3.4 34.3 152 3.7 36.4 163 0.2 2.0 185 0.3 2.1 186Malta 82.3 228.3 192 103.0 395.2 91 20.7 166.8 112 21.2 173.0 111Marshall Islands 10.2 122.2 179 10.6 131.6 129 0.4 9.4 162 0.6 11.3 159Martinique 23.5 241.8 193 23.7 244.1 106 0.1 2.3 182 0.1 2.4 182Mauritania 9.8 62.6 167 9.8 63.2 152 (-) 0.6 206 (-) 0.6 206Mauritius -19.6 -124.8 67 3.6 28.8 169 23.2 153.6 114 24.1 160.1 114

Mayotte 0.2 3.1 121 0.2 3.2 207 (-) (-) 225 (-) (-) 225Mexico -5,465.7 -44,801.7 2 17,815.4 128,747.2 2 23,281.1 173,548.9 3 23,457.6 175,118.7 3Micronesia 3.8 27.0 151 3.8 28.3 170 0.1 1.3 192 0.1 1.8 188Moldova 0.1 13.3 139 1.9 23.9 171 1.8 10.6 159 1.9 11.3 158Monaco 0.9 -3.5 88 3.6 16.9 182 2.7 20.3 147 2.8 21.2 147Mongolia 27.9 207.9 191 28.1 217.7 112 0.2 9.8 160 0.2 9.9 161Montenegro 0.9 9.5 135 1.6 12.4 190 0.7 2.9 180 0.7 2.9 181Montserrat 0.4 4.0 124 0.4 4.5 202 (-) 0.5 208 (-) 0.5 208Morocco 183.0 1,069.6 214 251.2 1,752.5 53 68.2 683.0 82 73.3 729.2 82Mozambique 31.3 284.6 201 33.1 303.5 98 1.8 18.9 148 1.9 19.6 148

Namibia -31.6 -213.0 61 11.5 80.2 141 43.1 293.3 96 43.5 295.2 96Nauru (-) 0.1 101 (-) 0.3 230 (-) 0.2 216 (-) 0.2 216Nepal -5.0 -17.6 83 1.9 29.4 168 7.0 47.0 134 7.5 50.9 132Netherlands 1,938.1 12,421.4 235 3,719.4 28,217.6 8 1,781.3 15,796.2 21 1,834.2 16,224.0 20Netherlands Antilles (-) 364.6 203 (-) 1,212.9 65 (-) 848.4 78 (-) 862.8 78New Caledonia 2.8 1.2 112 3.3 69.4 149 0.5 68.3 126 0.5 69.6 127New Zealand 49.3 -14.0 84 290.3 2,262.8 49 241.0 2,276.8 56 256.0 2,413.2 56Nicaragua -185.8 -1,053.6 43 76.2 703.5 80 262.0 1,757.2 61 269.3 1,810.5 62Niger 0.2 -130.8 66 0.8 30.2 167 0.6 161.0 113 0.6 163.5 113Nigeria -2,987.0 -21,524.2 7 387.5 3,123.1 44 3,374.5 24,647.4 13 3,425.9 25,099.0 14

Niue (-) 0.6 111 (-) 0.6 224 (-) (-) 223 (-) (-) 223Norfolk Island (-) 0.4 109 (-) 0.5 225 0.1 0.1 221 0.1 0.1 221Norway -267.3 -2,771.0 33 298.7 2,520.2 46 566.0 5,291.2 40 588.2 5,452.5 41

Oman -127.9 -429.4 56 112.7 902.8 73 240.6 1,332.2 69 249.0 1,381.8 69

Pakistan -276.3 -1,241.1 40 107.0 1 ,412.9 60 383.3 2,654.0 55 401.9 2,788.0 55Palau 1.4 9.7 136 1.4 9.9 192 (-) 0.2 218 (-) 0.2 219Panama 824.6 4,940.2 228 864.4 5,205.0 32 39.8 264.8 98 41.6 278.2 98Papua New Guinea -6.6 5.4 130 7.7 78.0 143 14.2 72.6 124 14.5 74.8 125Paraguay 162.7 1,319.1 217 176.9 1,365.7 62 14.2 46.6 135 15.6 50.6 133Peru 115.3 1,500.1 218 726.9 5,499.7 30 611.6 3,999.5 44 636.2 4,176.2 44Philippines -214.5 -1,017.7 45 635.1 5,119.7 33 849.6 6,137.4 39 883.4 6,365.0 39Pitcairn Islands (-) (-) 98 (-) (-) 235 (-) (-) 233 (-) (-) 233Poland -130.0 -728.4 50 236.0 2,034.3 51 366.0 2,762.7 51 378.0 2,866.8 51Portugal -132.0 -766.8 49 84.1 946.9 72 216.1 1,713.7 64 223.2 1,772.0 63

Qatar 29.4 580.4 211 165.0 1,466.9 59 135.6 886.5 76 137.6 924.3 76

Reunion 147.2 141.2 185 147.6 152.1 122 0.4 10.9 158 0.4 11.0 160Romania -23.2 -203.7 62 108.8 692.0 82 132.0 895.6 75 136.5 935.3 75

Russia -2,082.9 -17,337.1 10 744.6 5,221.2 31 2,827.6 22,558.3 16 2,902.6 23,194.5 16Rwanda 49.8 53.7 164 51.9 65.5 150 2.1 11.9 156 2.3 12.5 155

Samoa 1.4 13.1 138 1.5 15.0 184 0.1 1.9 186 0.1 2.1 185San Marino -0.4 -2.8 92 0.1 1.3 217 0.5 4.1 175 0.5 4.8 170Sao Tome and Principe 0.1 4.2 126 0.2 5.1 200 0.1 0.9 201 0.1 0.9 201Saudi Arabia -3,211.6 -21,073.3 8 1,032.7 8,501.1 25 4,244.3 29,574.3 9 4,362.0 30,400.1 9Senegal 33.6 164.9 187 34.5 169.6 119 1.0 4.7 169 1.0 5.0 168Serbia 3.4 -20.4 81 10.0 75.3 144 6.6 95.8 120 6.9 98.5 121Seychelles 1.4 4.4 127 1.9 9.0 193 0.5 4.6 171 0.5 4.7 173Sierra Leone 13.6 53.5 162 14.5 62.1 153 0.9 8.6 163 0.9 8.9 163Singapore 988.4 7,669.1 231 2,871.8 20,727.5 11 1,883.4 13,058.4 24 1,906.5 13,233.1 25Sint Maarten 28.1 122.0 178 31.8 131.6 130 3.7 9.6 161 3.7 9.7 162Slovakia -76.1 -720.4 51 36.3 208.0 114 112.4 928.4 74 115.1 949.5 74Slovenia 24.1 -77.4 72 70.0 268.5 104 45.9 345.8 93 47.5 357.8 94Solomon Islands 0.4 2.0 117 0.4 3.0 209 0.1 1.0 198 0.1 1.2 196Somalia 3.6 3.9 123 3.7 4.7 201 0.1 0.8 203 0.1 0.8 204South Africa -270.9 -1,316.0 39 550.3 5,002.9 35 821.1 6,318.9 37 840.8 6,451.6 37South Sudan 0.2 0.2 104 0.2 0.2 231 (-) (-) (X) (-) (-) (X)Spain -7.1 -341.9 57 950.8 7,209.2 28 957.9 7,551.1 32 993.2 7,833.5 32

Sri Lanka -168.2 -1,201.0 42 19.5 163.7 120 187.8 1,364.6 68 196.1 1,427.1 68

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St Helena -0.1 -4.1 87 (-) 0.9 223 0.1 5.0 167 0.1 5.0 167St Kitts and Nevis 4.4 34.7 153 8.5 70.6 147 4.0 35.9 141 4.2 37.2 141St Lucia 12.8 168.7 188 14.4 181.0 118 1.5 12.3 153 1.6 13.2 153St Pierre and Miquelon (-) -0.1 96 (-) 0.1 233 (-) 0.2 217 (-) 0.2 218St Vincent and the Grenadines 8.7 50.0 160 8.8 51.3 157 0.2 1.3 191 0.2 1.4 193Sudan (-) 7.1 132 (-) 13.4 188 (-) 6.3 165 (-) 6.8 165Sudan 0.2 0.2 102 1.1 1.1 220 1.0 1.0 200 1.0 1.0 199Suriname 14.6 74.2 168 37.8 277.3 101 23.2 203.1 109 26.7 235.2 105

Svalbard, Jan Mayen Island (-) 2.0 116 (-) 2.0 214 (-) (-) 230 (-) (-) 231Swaziland -11.8 -54.7 75 1.1 13.7 187 13.0 68.4 125 13.7 71.1 126Sweden -427.8 -4,505.5 26 384.2 3,484.6 43 811.9 7,990.1 31 835.6 8,210.4 31

Switzerland 469.9 -473.0 55 2,445.0 15,571.7 16 1,975.0 16,044.7 20 1,998.4 16,212.4 21Syria 41.6 -84.3 71 90.8 236.4 109 49.3 320.7 95 50.8 333.3 95

Taiwan -1,580.6 -10,119.1 14 2,064.1 17,808.5 14 3,644.7 27,927.7 10 3,762.5 28,828.0 10Tajikistan 4.3 23.9 148 4.3 36.0 164 (-) 12.1 154 (-) 12.3 156Tanzania 11.8 114.6 175 15.6 160.7 121 3.8 46.1 136 4.0 47.4 136Thailand -1,333.1 -9,406.0 16 1,043.2 7,413.7 27 2,376.3 16,819.7 19 2,460.4 17,456.6 19Timor-Leste 1.0 3.1 120 1.0 3.2 208 (-) (-) 224 (-) (-) 224Togo 29.4 80.8 170 29.4 108.7 135 (-) 27.9 146 0.1 29.0 146Tokelau -0.2 -0.6 95 0.1 3.2 206 0.3 3.8 176 0.3 4.0 177Tonga 1.5 10.2 137 1.6 11.3 191 0.1 1.1 196 0.2 1.4 194Trinidad and Tobago -605.7 -3,853.1 27 176.3 1,370.8 61 782.0 5,223.9 41 815.8 5,486.7 40Tunisia 23.3 179.2 189 52.0 392.4 92 28.7 213.2 108 29.7 221.2 108Turkey 701.6 6,435.3 229 1,170.0 9,974.9 20 468.4 3,539.6 45 491.4 3,706.1 45Turkmenistan 6.6 24.0 149 9.5 42.0 161 2.9 17.9 149 3.0 18.5 150

Turks and Caicos Islands 13.1 121.7 177 13.9 128.3 131 0.8 6.6 164 0.9 7.0 164Tuvalu 0.1 0.4 107 0.1 0.4 227 (-) (-) 232 (-) (-) 232

Uganda 2.7 40.4 155 8.8 69.9 148 6.1 29.5 144 6.4 31.2 143Ukraine 61.2 273.8 198 188.0 1,284.0 63 126.8 1,010.2 72 133.5 1,062.2 72United Arab Emirates 1,144.8 8,148.5 232 1,420.8 9,756.9 22 276.0 1,608.4 66 285.0 1,657.0 66United Kingdom 217.5 3,241.3 224 4,614.6 36,765.7 5 4,397.1 33,524.4 7 4,482.4 34,168.1 7

Uruguay 94.9 574.9 210 114.3 760.3 78 19.4 185.4 110 20.1 192.9 110Uzbekistan 4.5 24.4 150 5.8 73.4 145 1.3 48.9 132 1.4 49.2 135

Vanuatu 0.2 2.1 118 0.5 3.6 204 0.3 1.5 189 0.3 2.0 187Vatican City (-) 1.2 113 (-) 1.5 216 (-) 0.3 214 (-) 0.3 214

Venezuela -3,007.3 -22,633.7 6 1,086.8 7,735.5 26 4,094.1 30,369.2 8 4,148.6 30,807.0 8Vietnam -1,451.4 -8,622.1 17 324.4 2,782.4 45 1,775.8 11,404.6 28 1,864.0 12,055.3 28

Wallis and Futuna (-) 0.2 103 (-) 0.2 232 (-) (-) 231 (-) (-) 230

West Bank Administered by Israel -0.2 -3.1 91 0.1 0.4 226 0.3 3.5 179 0.4 4.0 176Western Sahara (-) (-) 97 (-) (-) 236 (-) (-) 226 (-) (-) 226

Yemen -104.0 -42.1 76 14.8 317.6 97 118.8 359.7 91 130.6 394.9 90

Zambia 2.9 48.6 159 8.6 78.4 142 5.7 29.8 143 5.8 30.0 145Zimbabwe -7.7 -3.2 90 7.4 45.4 160 15.1 48.6 133 15.2 49.3 134

Unidentified (1) 0.2 93.3 (X) 0.2 93.3 (X) (-) (-) (X) (-) (-) (X)

Timing adjustment (-) -639.5 (X) (-) -5.3 (X) (-) 634.2 (X) (-) 660.2 (X)

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Africa -5,621.9 -43,150.7 (X) 2,824.9 22,232.0 (X) 8,446.8 65,382.7 (X) 8,619.3 66,810.7 (X)

APEC -47,513.2 -323,062.7 (X) 77,119.4 584,636.1 (X) 124,632.6 907,698.8 (X) 128,054.9 932,922.3 (X)

ASEAN -4,487.5 -28,202.9 (X) 6,602.7 51,049.9 (X) 11,090.2 79,252.7 (X) 11,493.7 82,098.0 (X)

Asia - South -2,210.7 -13,776.9 (X) 2,246.4 18,226.0 (X) 4,457.1 32,002.9 (X) 4,617.7 33,247.6 (X)

Asia Near East -5,202.8 -29,728.2 (X) 4,736.3 37,439.5 (X) 9,939.1 67,167.7 (X) 10,191.1 68,789.3 (X)

CAFTA-DR 22.8 1,807.9 (X) 2,540.2 20,322.0 (X) 2,517.4 18,514.1 (X) 2,595.9 19,190.1 (X)

Central American Common Market -189.8 -398.1 (X) 1,969.2 15,362.3 (X) 2,159.0 15,760.4 (X) 2,228.4 16,358.3 (X)

Euro Area -7,807.3 -58,234.4 (X) 16,437.3 129,325.8 (X) 24,244.6 187,560.3 (X) 24,768.6 191,601.3 (X)Europe -9,892.3 -78,824.9 (X) 27,763.2 216,415.3 (X) 37,655.6 295,240.2 (X) 38,505.4 301,864.0 (X)

European Union -8,977.8 -65,450.1 (X) 22,411.2 177,280.0 (X) 31,389.0 242,730.1 (X) 32,077.9 248,050.8 (X)

LAFTA -6,714.5 -56,320.3 (X) 27,772.0 202,185.9 (X) 34,486.5 258,506.2 (X) 34,976.2 262,706.5 (X)

NATO Allies -6,846.6 -53,893.5 (X) 47,387.6 363,962.2 (X) 54,234.2 417,855.7 (X) 55,264.5 425,687.4 (X)

NICS 1,047.6 8,224.5 (X) 11,398.4 89,555.4 (X) 10,350.8 81,330.9 (X) 10,668.5 83,787.8 (X)

North America -7,846.9 -67,751.5 (X) 42,801.6 315,268.8 (X) 50,648.6 383,020.3 (X) 51,186.2 387,347.2 (X)

OECD -21,931.3 -165,826.4 (X) 80,585.6 609,539.3 (X) 102,516.9 775,365.7 (X) 104,340.2 789,327.5 (X)

OPEC -13,280.4 -89,942.7 (X) 5,245.2 40,225.7 (X) 18,525.6 130,168.4 (X) 18,923.9 133,091.3 (X)

Pacific Rim Countries -35,602.8 -225,190.4 (X) 30,293.4 2 38,425.7 (X) 65,896.2 463,616.1 (X) 68,472.5 481,926.6 (X)

South/Central America -571.9 -4,494.5 (X) 14,654.8 109,975.6 (X) 15,226.7 114,470.1 (X) 15,673.4 118,227.2 (X)

Twenty Lat in Amer ican Republ ics -5,814.7 -49,129.2 (X) 31,300.3 228,651.1 (X) 37,115.0 277,780.3 (X) 37,686.7 282,682.7 (X)

Africa - Algeria, Angola, Benin, Botswana, British Indian Ocean Territories, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, Chad, Comoros,

Congo (Brazzaville), Congo (Kinshasa), Cote d'Ivoire, Djibouti, Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Ethiopia, French Southern and Antarctic Lands, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana,

Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Libya, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mauritania, Mauritius, Mayotte, Morocco, Mozambique, Namibia, Niger,Nigeria, Reunion, Rwanda, Sao Tome and Principe, Senegal, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Somalia, South Africa, South Sudan, St. Helena, Sudan, Swaziland, Tanzania, Togo,

Tunisia, Uganda, Western Sahara, Zambia, Zimbabwe.

APEC (Asia - Pacific Economic Cooperation) - Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Korea (South), Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Papua NewGuinea, Peru, Philippines, Russia, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam.

ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) - Brunei, Burma, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam.

Asia Near East - Bahrain, Gaza Strip Administered by Israel, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria,United Arab Emirates, West Bank Administered by Israel, Yemen.

Asia - South - Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka.

CAFTA - DR (Dominican Republic-Central America-United States Free Trade Agreement) - Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua

Central American Common Market - Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua.

Euro Area - Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain.

Europe - Albania, Andorra, Armenia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Belgium, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Faroe Islands,

Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Gibraltar, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, I taly, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania,Luxembourg, Macedonia, Malta, Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, San Marino, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain,

Svalbard, Jan Mayen Island, Sweden, Switzerland, Tajikistan, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, United Kingdom, Uzbekistan, Vatican City.

European Union - Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia,Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom.

LAFTA (Latin American Free Trade Area) - Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, Venezuela.

NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) Allies - Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland,Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Turkey, United Kingdom.

NICS (Newly Industrialized Countries) - Hong Kong, Korea (South), Singapore, Taiwan.


OECD (Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development) - Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany,Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Korea (South), Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Spain,Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, United Kingdom.

OPEC (Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries) - Algeria, Angola, Ecuador, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Nigeria, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Venezuela.

Pacific Rim Countries - Australia, Brunei, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Korea (South), Macau, Malaysia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Philippines,

Singapore, Taiwan.

South/Central America - Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, Aruba, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Bermuda, Bolivia, Brazil, British Virgin Islands,

Cayman Islands, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Curacao, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas), French Guiana, Grenada,Guadeloupe, Guatemala, Guyana, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Martinique, Montserrat, Netherlands Antilles, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, St. Kitts

and Nevis, Sint Maarten, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago, Turks and Caicos Islands, Uruguay, Venezuela.

Twenty Latin American Republics - Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala,

Haiti, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, Venezuela.

(1) The export totals reflect shipments of certain grains, oilseeds, and satellites that are not included in the country/area totals.

NOTE: Country grouping data reflect the groups as they were at the time of reporting. As of January 2011 Estonia joined the Euro Area.

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Exhibit 6a. Exports, Imports and Trade Balance by Country and Area, Not Seasonally Adjusted: 2010





TOTAL -64,119.8 -417,796.1 (X) 106,845.9 822,989.8 (X) 170,965.7 1,240,785.9 (X) 176,315.8 1,277,388.7 (X)

Afghanistan 157.5 1,381.5 217 158.8 1,460.5 55 1.2 79.0 119 1.3 81.2 119Albania 0.1 13.1 134 1.9 33.1 161 1.8 19.9 144 1.9 20.9 144Algeria -1,118.8 -9,005.6 12 112.5 715.1 76 1,231.3 9,720.7 27 1,271.5 10,023.5 28Andorra (-) 4.9 122 0.1 5.2 194 (-) 0.3 211 (-) 0.3 211Angola -1,063.5 -7,834.1 15 114.4 781.1 70 1,177.9 8,615.1 30 1,212.4 8,875.2 30Anguilla 3.6 23.2 144 3.7 24.4 169 0.1 1.2 192 0.1 1.2 192Antigua and Barbuda 7.2 93.5 175 8.6 97.4 130 1.4 4.0 171 1.4 4.0 172Argentina 344.0 2,396.1 223 667.3 4,595.9 31 323.3 2,199.8 54 337.6 2,317.1 54Armenia -3.7 32.4 151 4.6 83.7 136 8.3 51.3 127 8.6 53.3 129Aruba 73.7 336.4 197 77.5 350.9 87 3.8 14.5 150 4.3 15.1 150Australia 1,027.2 8,337.3 229 1,697.7 13,958.2 15 670.5 5,620.9 32 695.6 5,819.0 32Austria -458.6 -2,869.7 27 148.2 1,492.7 54 606.9 4,362.4 41 623.7 4,474.8 41Azerbaijan -305.5 -1,390.1 36 13.7 115.9 123 319.2 1,506.1 62 328.3 1,549.0 62

Bahamas 182.5 1,597.2 218 227.2 2,179.0 47 44.7 581.8 78 45.5 601.7 78Bahrain 23.0 493.8 203 55.8 765.0 72 32.8 271.2 89 35.1 286.0 89Bangladesh -398.9 -2,441.4 30 53.4 350.9 88 452.3 2,792.2 45 478.5 2,950.1 45Barbados 26.1 224.5 192 29.6 251.3 95 3.5 26.7 141 3.7 27.7 141Belarus -5.1 -60.6 68 8.4 77.1 138 13.5 137.7 106 14.2 142.9 105Belgium 1,226.8 6,059.4 226 2,238.1 16,526.0 13 1,011.3 10,466.7 25 1,037.1 10,672.0 25Belize 12.3 130.6 184 27.0 193.0 108 14.7 62.4 123 15.6 67.6 123Benin 36.4 290.9 195 36.4 291.2 92 (-) 0.2 213 (-) 0.2 212Bermuda 68.6 434.4 200 70.1 450.1 82 1.5 15.7 149 1.5 16.2 148Bhutan 0.8 2.1 108 0.8 2.5 207 0.1 0.4 209 0.1 0.4 208Bolivia -25.6 -80.7 64 39.5 324.2 91 65.0 404.9 80 66.3 413.9 81Bosnia-Hercegovina -1.4 3.3 117 1.3 21.0 175 2.7 17.7 146 2.9 18.5 146Botswana -12.1 -89.6 63 2.7 22.1 174 14.8 111.7 112 14.8 112.2 114Brazil 1,342.7 7,280.4 228 3,424.4 23,198.1 8 2,081.7 15,917.7 18 2,180.2 16,631.3 18British Indian Ocean Territories -0.1 0.2 91 (-) 1.1 216 0.1 0.9 199 0.1 1.0 200British Virgin Islands 9.0 79.0 172 9.2 93.0 132 0.1 14.0 151 0.1 14.1 151Brunei 11.3 76.2 170 12.7 84.6 134 1.4 8.4 158 1.5 9.7 156Bulgaria -4.6 -31.6 71 15.9 112.1 125 20.5 143.7 104 21.7 151.6 104Burkina 2.1 25.0 147 2.2 26.9 168 0.1 1.9 183 0.1 1.9 184Burma (Myanmar) 0.5 4.9 121 0.5 4.9 196 (-) (-) (X) (-) (-) (X)Burundi 0.7 7.2 126 0.7 8.3 188 0.1 1.2 194 0.1 1.2 194

Cambodia -203.9 -1,320.1 37 15.9 107.8 127 219.7 1,427.9 65 229.9 1,491.2 64Cameroon 0.7 -111.3 60 9.2 84.3 135 8.5 195.6 97 9.0 204.0 96Canada -2,242.2 -20,571.3 5 21,210.3 163,465.8 1 23,452.4 184,037.1 2 23,787.7 186,651.0 2Cape Verde 0.4 2.5 111 0.5 3.4 198 0.1 0.9 200 0.1 1.0 199Cayman Islands 39.0 371.0 198 40.0 379.8 85 1.0 8.8 156 1.1 9.0 157Central African Republic -0.4 4.5 120 0.4 8.8 187 0.9 4.4 169 0.9 4.5 170Chad -173.4 -1,276.3 38 7.9 61.4 145 181.2 1,337.7 67 188.5 1,384.3 67Chile 366.0 2,203.8 221 801.3 7,139.5 24 435.3 4,935.7 38 472.4 5,457.0 35China -28,164.4 -173,532.5 1 7,210.3 55,773.7 3 35,374.7 229,306.2 1 37,263.9 240,629.0 1Christmas Island 0.1 0.9 101 0.2 1.4 213 (-) 0.4 206 0.1 0.5 206

Cocos (Keeling) Island -0.2 -0.7 84 (-) 0.4 227 0.2 1.1 195 0.2 1.2 196Colombia -396.3 -2,232.6 31 983.1 7,854.5 20 1,379.5 10,087.1 26 1,431.5 10,475.6 26Comoros 0.0 0.1 89 0.1 0.9 218 0.1 0.8 201 0.1 0.9 202Congo (Brazzaville) -183.3 -2,461.1 28 39.3 178.0 112 222.6 2,639.1 47 226.4 2,700.2 48Congo (Kinshasa) 1.4 -281.6 54 6.1 60.6 146 4.7 342.1 82 4.8 354.1 82Cook Islands 0.1 2.0 106 0.2 2.6 206 0.1 0.6 203 0.1 0.6 203Costa Rica -426.4 -2,069.5 32 375.5 3,462.9 40 801.9 5,532.4 34 820.8 5,692.5 34Cote d'Ivoire -31.4 -702.7 48 14.7 129.1 117 46.2 831.8 71 47.8 858.1 71Croatia 12.5 12.4 133 35.6 221.3 101 23.1 208.8 95 24.0 218.9 95Cuba 28.6 266.7 194 28.6 267.1 93 (-) 0.3 210 (-) 0.3 210Cyprus 17.0 97.5 177 17.7 104.1 129 0.6 6.6 160 0.7 7.0 161Czech Republic -110.4 -660.6 50 109.6 926.5 66 220.0 1,587.1 58 227.3 1,640.0 58

Denmark -443.1 -2,454.4 29 148.7 1,374.0 56 591.8 3,828.4 42 605.0 3,915.0 42Djibouti 11.2 104.2 179 11.4 105.5 128 0.1 1.3 186 0.1 1.3 189Dominica 7.5 45.3 160 7.6 46.4 156 (-) 1.1 197 (-) 1.1 197Dominican Republic 150.4 1,803.4 219 480.5 4,218.5 34 330.1 2,415.2 51 339.0 2,484.8 51

Ecuador -188.9 -1,393.3 35 536.2 3,564.7 39 725.1 4,958.0 37 758.9 5,226.7 38Egypt 387.9 2,384.4 222 579.6 3,991.3 35 191.7 1,606.9 57 204.9 1,689.4 57

El Salvador -28.4 179.9 189 191.3 1,622.0 53 219.7 1,442.1 64 226.8 1,487.8 65Equatorial Guinea -209.2 -1,205.5 40 23.3 190.2 110 232.5 1,395.7 66 240.6 1,448.7 66Eritrea 0.1 1.0 103 0.1 1.1 215 (-) 0.1 216 (-) 0.1 216Estonia -77.8 -119.0 59 15.3 112.9 124 93.2 232.0 93 94.0 240.9 93

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Ethiopia 19.6 168.0 187 33.4 243.0 97 13.8 75.0 120 14.5 79.2 181

Falkland Islands 0.2 -0.5 85 0.2 2.1 209 (-) 2.5 179 (-) 2.6 126

Faroe Islands -6.7 -41.8 69 0.1 1.3 214 6.9 43.1 131 8.8 55.9 5Federal Republic of Germany -3,422.0 -21,941.4 4 4,057.4 31,014.5 6 7,479.4 52,955.8 5 7,632.4 54,044.7 168Federated States of Micronesia 2.8 24.6 146 3.0 27.7 163 0.2 3.1 175 0.4 4.8 112Fiji -11.6 -70.3 65 3.1 27.7 164 14.7 98.0 116 17.8 117.9 50Finland -63.9 -1,219.4 39 232.5 1,318.9 58 296.5 2,538.3 49 310.8 2,642.3 8

France -937.8 -7,737.9 17 2,064.9 16,977.7 11 3,002.7 24,715.6 8 3,056.9 25,127.6 217French Guiana 3.4 20.2 142 3.4 20.3 177 (-) 0.1 217 (-) 0.1 139French Polynesia 6.4 51.3 161 8.9 80.8 137 2.5 29.5 138 2.7 30.4 229

French Southern and Antarctic Lands 0.1 0.5 98 0.1 0.5 224 (-) (-) 229 (-) (-) 70Gabon -308.5 -788.2 46 13.7 188.8 111 322.2 977.0 70 332.3 1,010.7 173

Gambia 3.1 20.4 143 3.2 23.2 173 0.1 2.8 177 0.2 3.6 176Gaza Strip Administered by Israel -0.1 -1.3 81 (-) 1.8 210 0.1 3.2 173 0.1 3.2 106Georgia -22.0 55.4 165 17.1 190.7 109 39.1 135.3 107 40.9 140.7 97Ghana 70.6 408.5 199 99.4 605.6 79 28.8 197.1 96 30.3 203.6 205Gibraltar 98.7 717.2 209 98.7 717.7 75 (-) 0.5 204 (-) 0.5 79Greece 13.9 298.8 196 70.6 773.5 71 56.7 474.7 79 61.2 506.5 166Greenland 1.2 1.0 104 1.9 6.3 191 0.6 5.3 165 0.6 5.4 162Grenada 3.8 38.1 157 4.3 43.8 157 0.5 5.7 163 0.5 6.2 191Guadeloupe 35.2 246.6 193 35.3 247.8 96 0.1 1.2 191 0.1 1.2 53Guatemala 87.8 653.3 207 378.4 2,920.5 43 290.5 2,267.2 53 309.3 2,426.1 122Guinea 4.4 11.3 130 7.6 54.5 151 3.3 43.2 130 5.6 72.9 209Guinea-Bissau 0.1 2.6 113 0.1 3.0 200 (-) 0.4 208 (-) 0.4 100Guyana -8.1 11.7 131 21.1 195.0 107 29.2 183.3 100 30.6 189.2 83

Haiti 39.8 524.8 204 91.1 861.0 68 51.3 336.2 83 52.5 345.2 227

Heard and McDonald Islands 0.5 2.9 116 0.5 2.9 202 (-) (-) 227 (-) (-) 49Honduras 45.2 468.7 201 397.4 3,000.7 42 352.1 2,532.0 50 363.7 2,652.0 47Hong Kong 1,899.0 14,015.7 232 2,252.1 16,651.4 12 353.2 2,635.7 48 367.5 2,728.4 60Hungary -107.3 -726.1 47 109.2 841.0 69 216.4 1,567.1 59 221.2 1,602.8 109

Iceland 5.7 80.0 173 22.7 208.3 104 17.0 128.3 110 17.8 135.2 14

India -1,050.2 -7,009.5 19 1,712.3 12,721.5 17 2,762.5 19,731.0 14 2,878.4 20,519.4 23Indonesia -866.4 -6,165.0 22 607.9 4,473.5 32 1,474.2 10,638.5 24 1,558.6 11,242.7 127Iran 7.5 83.8 174 21.8 137.6 115 14.3 53.8 124 14.7 55.4 29Iraq -731.4 -7,790.4 16 93.0 1,059.0 63 824.4 8,849.4 29 860.2 9,217.0 11Ireland -2,478.9 -16,720.2 7 392.0 4,923.3 29 2,870.9 21,643.5 11 2,880.5 21,727.9 20Israel -851.9 -6,953.5 20 920.9 7,362.6 23 1,772.8 14,316.1 20 1,792.9 14,489.6 15Italy -1,456.4 -9,538.6 11 1,082.5 9,186.3 18 2,538.9 18,725.0 15 2,624.3 19,356.9 92

Jamaica 103.4 811.0 210 126.9 1,047.1 64 23.5 236.1 92 27.9 262.8 4

Japan -5,805.9 -37,430.3 3 4,922.6 39,291.7 4 10,728.5 76,722.0 4 11,027.4 78,747.1 75Jordan -24.8 118.4 182 78.8 756.8 73 103.6 638.4 75 107.7 659.9 63

Kazakhstan -13.8 -1,079.4 42 57.5 387.5 84 71.3 1,466.9 63 72.6 1,512.9 98

Kenya -8.2 52.9 164 30.2 242.0 98 38.4 189.1 98 39.8 197.6 204

Kiribati 0.0 3.3 118 0.1 3.8 197 0.1 0.5 205 0.1 0.6 7Korea, South -1,255.6 -5,407.0 23 3,185.2 25,844.2 7 4,440.9 31,251.2 7 4,601.0 32,364.8 218Kosovo 1.0 6.1 124 1.0 6.2 192 (-) 0.1 218 (-) 0.1 43Kuwait -259.4 -1,667.5 33 178.1 1,965.1 48 437.6 3,632.5 43 450.3 3,753.8 177Kyrgyzstan 10.8 59.5 166 11.1 62.6 144 0.3 3.1 176 0.3 3.2 135

Laos -3.9 -27.5 72 1.1 7.9 189 4.9 35.4 135 5.2 37.3 115

Latvia 28.2 101.0 178 37.7 206.8 105 9.5 105.9 113 10.0 111.4 130Lebanon 182.3 1,324.8 216 190.0 1,373.5 57 7.7 48.7 128 8.0 50.5 99Lesotho -34.4 -185.3 56 0.1 0.5 222 34.6 185.8 99 36.2 193.8 108Liberia 7.3 -27.0 73 20.1 108.2 126 12.8 135.2 108 13.1 137.9 59Libya -302.3 -1,111.3 41 52.5 441.4 83 354.8 1,552.7 60 365.4 1,608.3 107Liechtenstein -17.5 -126.5 58 2.0 12.2 182 19.5 138.7 105 19.7 140.4 84Lithuania 23.5 29.4 149 44.6 357.8 86 21.1 328.4 84 22.4 343.0 85Luxembourg 75.0 685.6 208 114.7 992.3 65 39.7 306.8 85 41.5 322.3 116

Macao 2.4 33.2 152 18.7 132.6 116 16.3 99.3 115 17.0 103.7 143

Macedonia (Skopje) 1.1 2.2 109 2.5 23.5 172 1.4 21.3 143 1.5 22.5 117Madagascar 3.5 -2.6 80 7.8 85.7 133 4.3 88.3 117 4.5 92.1 134Malawi 4.9 -12.5 76 6.9 23.6 171 1.9 36.1 134 2.0 38.5 16Malaysia -1,104.8 -8,021.9 14 1,189.9 9,129.3 19 2,294.7 17,151.2 16 2,360.7 17,627.6 187

Maldives 1.4 15.5 136 1.6 16.8 180 0.2 1.2 189 0.2 1.4 171

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Mali 2.7 23.4 145 3.2 27.5 165 0.6 4.1 170 0.6 4.2 171Malta 50.0 164.3 186 69.6 340.0 89 19.6 175.7 101 20.2 180.9 101Marshall Islands 21.6 61.5 167 25.0 71.8 141 3.4 10.3 155 3.9 13.1 152Martinique 22.2 200.1 190 23.6 211.1 103 1.4 11.0 154 1.4 11.3 155Mauritania 5.3 7.5 127 5.4 59.8 147 (-) 52.4 126 (-) 54.4 128Mauritius -17.6 -101.7 61 2.4 23.9 170 20.0 125.6 111 20.8 131.5 111Mayotte 0.5 4.9 123 0.5 4.9 195 (-) (-) 224 (-) (-) 224Mexico -6,102.6 -44,014.2 2 14,149.4 105,142.8 2 20,252.0 149,156.9 3 20,440.0 150,707.8 3Moldova 0.5 19.8 141 1.9 27.1 166 1.4 7.3 159 1.5 7.9 159Monaco 1.3 33.9 154 2.9 46.5 155 1.6 12.6 152 1.7 13.0 153Mongolia 6.9 45.1 159 7.6 51.4 153 0.7 6.3 161 0.7 7.0 160Montenegro 0.9 7.2 125 1.1 9.9 185 0.2 2.7 178 0.2 2.9 178Montserrat 0.2 2.6 112 0.2 3.0 201 (-) 0.4 207 (-) 0.4 207Morocco 106.7 821.3 211 150.0 1,211.2 61 43.3 390.0 81 48.0 428.7 80Mozambique 13.3 96.9 176 16.6 127.2 118 3.3 30.3 137 3.4 30.9 138

Namibia -18.2 -11.9 77 13.9 75.8 139 32.1 87.7 118 32.1 87.9 118

Nauru (-) 2.0 107 (-) 2.1 208 (-) 0.2 214 (-) 0.2 214Nepal -3.3 -20.6 74 2.4 18.6 178 5.7 39.2 133 6.2 42.6 132Netherlands 1,022.8 9,100.0 231 2,838.6 21,882.9 9 1,815.8 12,782.9 21 1,865.5 13,152.3 21Netherlands Antilles 100.9 1,105.0 213 171.7 1,763.7 51 70.8 658.7 74 72.6 674.1 74New Caledonia 3.2 17.0 139 10.0 56.7 149 6.8 39.7 132 7.0 40.7 133New Zealand 15.9 -257.6 55 239.9 1,683.6 52 224.0 1,941.3 55 238.3 2,065.4 55Nicaragua -94.0 -702.1 49 85.0 605.4 80 178.9 1,307.5 68 187.0 1,366.1 68Niger 3.0 37.3 156 3.1 38.4 159 0.1 1.2 193 0.1 1.2 193Nigeria -2,663.3 -17,867.8 6 287.9 2,611.6 44 2,951.1 20,479.3 12 3,063.2 21,105.4 13Niue 0.2 0.8 100 0.2 0.8 219 (-) (-) 220 (-) (-) 220Norfolk Island (-) 0.5 97 (-) 0.5 225 (-) (-) 225 (-) (-) 225

North Korea (-) 0.3 93 (-) 0.3 229 (-) (-) 226 (-) (-) 226Norway -205.0 -2,953.0 26 249.5 1,956.7 49 454.5 4,909.6 39 473.6 5,085.7 39

Oman 49.3 527.5 205 75.5 742.4 74 26.1 214.9 94 27.2 229.1 94

Pakistan -184.6 -1,070.8 43 153.6 1,239.1 59 338.1 2,309.9 52 360.9 2,452.8 52

Palau 1.0 9.3 128 1.0 9.5 186 (-) 0.1 215 (-) 0.1 215Panama 450.0 3,614.4 224 488.3 3,881.3 36 38.4 267.0 90 41.4 282.1 90Papua New Guinea 11.4 70.5 169 20.0 124.1 120 8.6 53.6 125 9.0 56.5 125Paraguay 149.4 1,130.4 214 153.6 1,158.7 62 4.3 28.4 139 4.7 31.1 137Peru 70.8 1,102.4 212 552.5 4,275.9 33 481.6 3,173.5 44 502.8 3,312.3 44Philippines -130.6 -395.0 53 622.0 4,772.1 30 752.7 5,167.0 36 784.6 5,373.4 36Pitcairn Island (-) 0.0 86 (-) (-) 232 (-) (-) 228 (-) (-) 228Poland -36.6 -34.1 70 236.0 1,873.9 50 272.6 1,908.1 56 285.2 2,005.4 56Portugal -131.5 -799.1 45 74.1 710.9 77 205.6 1,510.0 61 214.3 1,566.3 61

Qatar 318.8 2,138.1 220 324.3 2,390.9 45 5.5 252.8 91 5.6 264.4 91

Republic of Yemen -9.6 77.3 171 17.1 228.4 100 26.8 151.1 103 29.3 169.4 102

Reunion 0.9 0.1 88 1.3 5.8 193 0.4 5.7 162 0.4 5.8 164Romania -48.8 -154.2 57 45.3 467.2 81 94.1 621.4 77 98.5 652.6 76

Russia -1,848.4 -13,307.2 9 556.2 3,622.1 38 2,404.7 16,929.3 17 2,492.0 17,507.3 17Rwanda 1.4 15.9 137 2.2 20.9 176 0.8 4.9 167 0.8 5.1 167

San Marino -0.4 0.4 95 0.1 2.7 205 0.4 2.3 181 0.5 2.7 179

Sao Tome and Principe 0.3 0.5 99 0.3 0.8 220 (-) 0.2 212 (-) 0.2 213Saudi Arabia -1,629.7 -12,801.7 10 1,001.2 7,557.5 22 2,631.0 20,359.2 13 2,742.5 21,183.3 12Senegal 31.0 143.2 185 31.6 146.3 113 0.5 3.1 174 0.6 3.4 175Serbia -7.3 -64.9 66 6.6 67.3 143 13.9 132.1 109 14.2 134.5 110Seychelles 0.6 3.6 119 1.4 7.1 190 0.8 3.5 172 0.8 3.5 174Sierra Leone 2.7 11.9 132 4.0 30.0 162 1.3 18.2 145 1.3 18.7 145Singapore 1,078.9 8,440.0 230 2,449.0 19,273.7 10 1,370.1 10,833.7 23 1,391.0 11,002.1 24Slovakia -45.2 -492.8 52 28.8 141.3 114 74.0 634.1 76 76.4 649.2 77Slovenia 33.5 -94.1 62 74.2 206.7 106 40.7 300.8 86 42.1 311.7 86Solomon Islands (-) 2.4 110 0.2 3.1 199 0.1 0.7 202 0.1 0.9 201Somalia 0.6 1.0 102 0.6 1.1 217 (-) (-) 219 (-) (-) 219South Africa 65.1 -1,527.3 34 807.4 3,639.8 37 742.3 5,167.1 35 763.8 5,293.5 37Spain 104.8 530.9 206 820.1 6,125.0 27 715.2 5,594.1 33 745.0 5,807.7 33Sri Lanka -134.5 -1,012.2 44 22.5 121.9 122 157.0 1,134.0 69 165.4 1,190.9 69St Helena -0.8 -4.0 79 0.1 0.5 223 0.9 4.4 168 0.9 4.5 169St Kitts and Nevis 4.2 34.0 155 8.2 68.5 142 4.0 34.4 136 4.2 35.9 136

St Lucia 81.8 222.3 191 83.6 234.3 99 1.7 12.1 153 1.8 12.8 154

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St Pierre and Miquelon 0.0 -1.1 83 (-) (-) 231 (-) 1.1 198 (-) 1.1 198St Vincent and the Grenadines 7.9 52.1 163 8.0 53.2 152 0.1 1.1 196 0.2 1.2 195Sudan 7.1 51.6 162 7.2 56.9 148 0.1 5.2 166 0.1 5.8 165Suriname 11.0 114.2 180 29.5 217.7 102 18.5 103.6 114 20.2 113.1 113Svalbard, Jan Mayen Island (-) 1.4 105 (-) 1.4 212 (-) (-) 221 (-) (-) 221Swaziland -9.3 -60.9 67 1.2 10.7 184 10.5 71.7 121 11.0 74.7 121Sweden -344.4 -3,614.4 24 399.9 3,035.2 41 744.3 6,649.6 31 768.5 6,842.9 31Switzerland 282.1 1,173.4 215 1,952.5 13,196.6 16 1,670.4 12,023.2 22 1,695.0 12,168.1 22Syria -6.8 -20.4 75 26.7 259.6 94 33.5 280.0 88 34.9 290.4 88

Taiwan -1,220.9 -6,433.6 21 2,055.1 16,332.1 14 3,276.0 22,765.7 9 3,405.9 23,607.6 9

Tajikistan 1.1 40.1 158 1.2 41.4 158 (-) 1.4 185 (-) 1.4 188Tanzania 8.9 70.0 168 11.7 97.3 131 2.7 27.3 140 2.8 28.1 140Thailand -1,348.2 -8,692.1 13 746.0 5,737.6 28 2,094.3 14,429.8 19 2,185.2 15,023.0 19Timor-Leste 0.4 2.8 114 0.4 2.8 203 (-) (-) (X) (-) (-) (X)Togo 5.4 114.3 181 5.5 122.8 121 0.1 8.5 157 0.1 8.8 158Tokelau 0.3 0.2 92 0.4 2.7 204 0.1 2.5 180 0.1 2.6 180Tonga 1.2 14.1 135 1.3 15.3 181 0.2 1.2 190 0.2 1.6 185Trinidad and Tobago -389.0 -3,249.1 25 136.4 1,217.8 60 525.4 4,466.9 40 554.4 4,740.5 40Tunisia 9.0 33.4 153 31.3 327.5 90 22.3 294.2 87 23.0 303.9 87Turkey 356.3 3,747.3 225 807.6 6,531.9 26 451.3 2,784.7 46 476.7 2,931.6 46Turkmenistan (-) 2.9 115 3.5 26.9 167 3.5 24.1 142 3.7 25.4 142Turks and Caicos Islands 12.6 119.9 183 13.0 125.5 119 0.4 5.6 164 0.5 5.8 163Tuvalu 0.1 0.3 94 0.1 0.3 228 (-) (-) 223 (-) (-) 223

Uganda 5.9 27.1 148 7.9 71.9 140 2.0 44.8 129 2.2 46.8 131Ukraine 8.1 176.1 188 84.8 895.7 67 76.8 719.5 73 79.1 754.6 73United Arab Emirates 868.2 6,859.6 227 963.8 7,591.1 21 95.6 731.6 72 100.0 765.1 72

United Kingdom -619.3 -567.2 51 3,873.2 32,194.1 5 4,492.5 32,761.3 6 4,581.2 33,374.0 6Uruguay 74.5 471.6 202 93.6 624.8 78 19.1 153.3 102 20.0 161.1 103Uzbekistan 10.4 -9.2 78 11.0 55.4 150 0.5 64.6 122 0.5 65.1 124

Vanuatu (-) 16.3 138 0.2 17.6 179 0.2 1.3 188 0.2 1.4 186Vatican City -0.9 0.1 90 0.3 1.4 211 1.2 1.3 187 1.3 1.3 190Venezuela -2,214.8 -15,349.3 8 885.6 6,655.6 25 3,100.4 22,004.8 10 3,158.1 22,441.4 10Vietnam -1,161.0 -7,117.2 18 285.0 2,303.0 46 1,446.0 9,420.2 28 1,551.5 10,064.1 27

Wallis and Futuna (-) 0.4 96 (-) 0.4 226 (-) (-) 222 (-) (-) 222West Bank Administered by Israel -0.5 -1.2 82 (-) 0.5 221 0.5 1.7 184 0.7 2.3 183Western Sahara (-) (-) 87 (-) (-) 230 (-) (-) 230 (-) (-) 230Western Samoa 0.6 9.6 129 1.2 11.8 183 0.6 2.1 182 0.6 2.5 182

Zambia -0.3 19.8 140 4.7 35.5 160 5.0 15.7 148 5.0 15.8 149Zimbabwe -0.7 31.4 150 2.1 48.0 154 2.8 16.6 147 2.9 17.0 147

Unidentified (1) 61.3 71.5 (X) 61.3 71.5 (X) (-) (-) (X) (-) (-) (X)

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Africa -5,330.9 -39,669.0 (X) 2,639.7 17,483.5 (X) 7,970.6 57,152.5 (X) 8,250.0 58,980.3 (X)

APEC -46,770.7 -297,099.0 (X) 64,765.1 499,078.9 (X) 111,535.8 796,177.9 (X) 115,136.3 819,995.7 (X)

ASEAN -3,728.1 -23,217.7 (X) 5,929.9 45,894.4 (X) 9,658.0 69,112.1 (X) 10,068.1 71,871.0 (X)

Asia - South -1,613.9 -10,172.9 (X) 2,102.9 15,912.5 (X) 3,716.9 26,085.5 (X) 3,890.6 27,237.0 (X)

Asia Near East -2,065.2 -17,612.7 (X) 3,947.1 32,191.9 (X) 6,012.3 49,804.6 (X) 6,209.1 51,419.3 (X)

CAFTA-DR -265.3 333.6 (X) 1,908.0 15,830.2 (X) 2,173.3 15,496.5 (X) 2,246.5 16,109.3 (X)

Central American Common Market -415.7 -1,469.7 (X) 1,427.5 11,611.6 (X) 1,843.2 13,081.3 (X) 1,907.5 13,624.5 (X)

Euro Area -6,450.6 -44,476.7 (X) 14,323.9 112,716.2 (X) 20,774.5 157,193.0 (X) 21,232.5 160,550.2 (X)Europe -9,838.2 -65,551.6 (X) 23,316.9 182,868.0 (X) 33,155.1 248,419.7 (X) 33,949.2 254,146.5 (X)

European Union -8,191.2 -52,708.0 (X) 19,359.4 154,217.8 (X) 27,550.6 206,925.9 (X) 28,167.5 211,429.7 (X)

LAFTA -6,580.9 -48,485.3 (X) 22,286.5 164,534.7 (X) 28,867.4 213,020.0 (X) 29,372.3 217,175.3 (X)

NATO Allies -6,997.5 -48,243.2 (X) 40,389.5 315,166.3 (X) 47,387.0 363,409.5 (X) 48,318.9 370,357.4 (X)

NICS 501.4 10,615.1 (X) 9,941.5 78,101.4 (X) 9,440.1 67,486.3 (X) 9,765.3 69,702.9 (X)

North America -8,344.8 - 64,585.5 (X) 35,359.7 268,608.6 (X) 43,704.4 333,194.1 (X) 44,227.7 337,358.8 (X)

OECD -22,136.3 -149,996.7 (X) 67,476.5 523,590.0 (X) 89,612.8 673,586.8 (X) 91,311.0 686,106.3 (X)

OPEC -8,977.8 -65,739.4 (X) 4,571.3 35,470.6 (X) 13,549.1 101,210.0 (X) 14,002.7 104,519.5 (X)

Pacific Rim Countries -34,502.7 -206,670.0 (X) 26,483.1 2 07,524.8 (X) 60,985.8 414,194.7 (X) 63,721.8 431,377.0 (X)

South/Central America 194.0 3,331.9 (X) 11,818.9 89,747.8 (X) 11,624.9 86,416.0 (X) 12,060.4 90,019.7 (X)Twenty Latin American Republics -6,327.9 -43,745.8 (X) 24,802.5 185,374.3 (X) 31,130.4 229,120.0 (X) 31,712.6 233,912.3 (X)

Africa - Algeria, Angola, Benin, Botswana, British Indian Ocean Territories, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, Chad, Comoros,

Congo (Brazzaville), Congo (Kinshasa), Cote d'Ivoire, Djibouti, Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Ethiopia, French Southern and Antarctic Lands, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana,

Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Libya , Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mauritania, Mauritius, Mayotte, Morocco, Mozambique, Namibia, Niger,

Nigeria, Reunion, Rwanda, Sao Tome and Principe, Senegal, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Somalia, South Africa, St. Helena, Sudan, Swaziland, Tanzania, Togo,

Tunisia, Uganda, Western Sahara, Zambia, Zimbabwe.

APEC (Asia - Pacific Economic Cooperation) - Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Korea (South), Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Papua NewGuinea, Peru, Philippines, Russia, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam.

ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) - Brunei, Burma, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam.

Asia Near East - Bahrain, Gaza Strip Administered by Israel, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria,

United Arab Emirates, West Bank Administered by Israel, Yemen.

Asia - South - Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka.

CAFTA - DR (Dominican Republic-Central America-United States Free Trade Agreement) - Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua

Central American Common Market - Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua.

Euro Area - Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain.

Europe - Albania, Andorra, Armenia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Belgium, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Faroe Islands,

Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Gibraltar, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania,

Luxembourg, Macedonia, Malta, Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, San Marino, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain,

Svalbard, Jan Mayen Island, Sweden, Switzerland, Tajikistan, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, United Kingdom, Uzbekistan, Vatican City.

European Union - Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia,

Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom.

LAFTA (Latin American Free Trade Area) - Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, Venezuela.

NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) Allies - Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland,

Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Turkey, United Kingdom.

NICS (Newly Industrialized Countries) - Hong Kong, Korea (South), Singapore, Taiwan.


OECD (Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development) - Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany,

Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Korea (South), Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Spain,

Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, United Kingdom.

OPEC (Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries) - Algeria, Angola, Ecuador, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Nigeria, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Venezuela.

Pacific Rim Countries - Australia, Brunei, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Korea (South), Macau, Malaysia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Philippines,

Singapore, Taiwan.

South/Central America - Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, Aruba, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Bermuda, Bolivia, Brazil, British Virgin Islands,

Cayman Islands, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas), French Guiana, Grenada,

Guadeloupe, Guatemala, Guyana, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Martinique, Montserrat, Netherlands Antilles, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, St. Kitts

and Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago, Turks and Caicos Islands, Uruguay, Venezuela.

Twenty Latin American Republics - Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala,

Haiti, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, Venezuela.

(1) The export totals reflect shipments of certain grains, oilseeds, and satellites that are not included in the country/area totals.

NOTE: Country grouping data reflect the groups as they were at the time of reporting.