U.S. Census Bureau U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis NEWS...For 2011, imports of goods were up $293.8 billion from 2010. Increases occurred in industrial supplies and materials ($153.7

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

NEWS U.S. Department of Commerce Washington, DC 20230

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 8:30 A.M. EST FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2012

For information on goods contact: For information on services contact: U.S. Census Bureau: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis: Matthew Przybocki 301-763-3148 Technical: Edward Dozier 202-606-9559 Maria Iseman 301-763-2311 Media: Ralph Stewart 202-606-2649 CB12-27, BEA12-04, FT-900 (11-12)

U.S. INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN GOODS AND SERVICES

December 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 December exports of $178.8 billion and imports of $227.6 billion resulted in a goods and services deficit of $48.8 billion, up from $47.1 billion in November, revised. December exports were $1.2 billion more than November exports of $177.5 billion. December imports were $3.0 billion more than November imports of $224.6 billion.

In December, the goods deficit increased $1.8 billion

from November to $64.3 billion, and the services surplus was virtually unchanged from November at $15.5 billion. Exports of goods increased $0.9 billion to $127.1 billion, and imports of goods increased $2.7 billion to $191.4 billion. Exports of services increased $0.3 billion to $51.7 billion, and imports of services increased $0.3 billion to $36.2 billion.

The goods and services deficit increased $8.3 billion from

December 2010 to December 2011. Exports were up $14.8 billion, or 9.0 percent, and imports were up $23.1 billion, or 11.3 percent.

Goods (Census Basis)

The November to December increase in exports of goods

reflected increases in industrial supplies and materials ($1.0 billion); automotive vehicles, parts, and engines ($0.7 billion); other goods ($0.3 billion); and foods, feeds, and beverages

($0.2 billion). Decreases occurred in consumer goods ($1.0 billion) and capital goods ($0.2 billion).

The November to December increase in imports of goods reflected increases in capital goods ($1.0 billion); consumer goods ($0.9 billion); automotive vehicles, parts, and engines ($0.5 billion); and industrial supplies and materials ($0.3 billion). A decrease occurred in foods, feeds, and beverages ($0.1 billion). Other goods were virtually unchanged.

The December 2010 to December 2011 increase in exports

of goods reflected increases in industrial supplies and materials ($6.0 billion); capital goods ($2.2 billion); automotive vehicles, parts, and engines ($1.8 billion); consumer goods ($0.1 billion); other goods ($0.1 billion); and foods, feeds, and beverages ($0.1 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 basis. Monthly statistics are seasonally adjusted unless otherwise specified. For information on data sources and definitions, see the information section on page A-1 of this release, or at www.census.gov/ft900 or www.bea.gov/newsreleases/international/trade/tradnewsrelease.htm. The next FT-900 release is March 9, 2012.

The December 2010 to December 2011 increase in

imports of goods reflected increases in industrial supplies and materials ($9.2 billion); capital goods ($4.7 billion); automotive vehicles, parts, and engines ($3.1 billion); consumer goods ($2.1 billion); foods, feeds, and beverages ($1.1 billion); and other goods ($0.3 billion).

Services

Exports of services increased $0.3 billion from November to December. The increase was mostly accounted for by increases in royalties and license fees and travel. Changes in the other categories of services exports were small.

Imports of services increased $0.3 billion from November to December. The increase was mostly accounted for by increases in travel, other transportation (which includes freight and port services), and passenger fares. Changes in the other categories of services imports were small. The December 2010 to December 2011 increase in exports of services was $4.0 billion. The largest increases were in royalties and license fees ($1.5 billion), travel ($0.9 billion), and other private services ($0.8 billion), which includes items such as business, professional, and technical services, insurance services, and financial services. Within other private services the largest increase was in business, professional, and technical services. The December 2010 to December 2011 increase in imports of services was $2.4 billion. The largest increases were in other private services ($1.1 billion), travel ($0.4 billion), and other transportation ($0.4 billion). Within other private services the largest increase was in business, professional, and technical services.

Goods and Services Moving Average

For the three months ending in December, exports of goods and services averaged $178.5 billion, while imports of goods and services averaged $224.8 billion, resulting in an average trade deficit of $46.3 billion. For the three months ending in November, the average trade deficit was $44.6 billion, reflecting average exports of $179.1 billion and average imports of $223.8 billion.

Selected Not Seasonally Adjusted Goods Details

The December figures show surpluses, in billions of

dollars, with Hong Kong $2.5 ($3.2 for November), Australia $1.7 ($1.5), Singapore $1.3 ($1.0), and Egypt $0.2 ($0.1). Deficits were recorded, in billions of dollars, with China $23.1 ($26.9), European Union $9.6 ($9.7), OPEC $9.1 ($9.1), Japan $6.5 ($6.2), Mexico $4.9 ($5.5), Germany $4.8 ($4.7), Canada $3.9 ($3.0), Ireland $2.8 ($2.8), Venezuela $2.0 ($1.9),

Nigeria $1.3 ($2.3), Taiwan $0.8 ($1.4), and Korea $0.5 ($1.3).

Advanced technology products exports were $26.2 billion

in December and imports were $34.2 billion, resulting in a deficit of $8.0 billion. December exports were $1.3 billion more than the $24.9 billion in November, while December imports were $1.5 billion less than the $35.7 billion in November.

Revisions

The seasonally adjusted goods data, on both a Census basis and a balance of payments basis, for January through November were revised to align the seasonally adjusted months with the annual totals.

Census Basis (not seasonally adjusted)

For November, exports of goods were revised down $0.3

billion and imports of goods were revised down $0.7 billion. Goods carry-over in December was $0.1 billion (0.0 percent) for exports and $0.9 billion (0.5 percent) for imports. For November, revised export carry-over was virtually zero. For November, revised import carry-over was $0.2 billion (0.1 percent).

Balance of Payments Basis (seasonally adjusted)

For November, exports of goods were revised down $0.4

billion and imports of goods were revised down $1.1 billion. For November, both exports and imports of services were

revised up $0.1 billion, reflecting upward revisions in passenger fares and travel.

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

Annual Summary for 2011 Goods and Services For 2011, exports of $2,103.1 billion and imports of $2,661.1 billion resulted in a goods and services deficit of $558.0 billion, $58.0 billion more than the 2010 deficit of $500.0 billion. For goods, exports were $1,498.2 billion and imports were $2,235.3 billion, resulting in a goods deficit of $737.1 billion, $91.2 billion more than the 2010 deficit of $645.9 billion. For services, exports were $604.9 billion and imports were $425.9 billion, resulting in a services surplus of $179.0 billion, $33.2 billion more than the 2010 surplus of $145.8 billion. The goods and services deficit was $558.0 billion in 2011, up from $500.0 billion in 2010. As a percentage of U.S. gross domestic product, the goods and services deficit was 3.7 percent in 2011, up from 3.4 percent in 2010. Goods (Census basis) For 2011, exports of goods were up $202.4 billion from 2010. Increases occurred in industrial supplies and materials ($107.7 billion); capital goods ($44.8 billion); automotive vehicles, parts, and engines ($20.5 billion); foods, feeds, and beverages ($18.4 billion); consumer goods ($10.4 billion); and other goods ($0.5 billion). For 2011, imports of goods were up $293.8 billion from 2010. Increases occurred in industrial supplies and materials ($153.7 billion); capital goods ($61.8 billion); consumer goods ($30.4 billion); automotive vehicles, parts, and engines ($29.0 billion); foods, feeds, and beverages ($15.7 billion); and other goods ($3.2 billion). Services

For 2011, exports of services were $604.9 billion, up $56.0 billion from 2010. Increases occurred in other private services ($20.8 billion), which includes items such as business, professional, and technical services, insurance services, and financial services, royalties and license fees ($14.2 billion), travel ($12.2 billion), passenger fares ($5.8 billion), other transportation ($2.6 billion), which includes freight and port services, and transfers under U.S. military sales contracts ($0.3 billion). Within other private services the largest increase was in business, professional, and technical services. U.S. government miscellaneous services were virtually unchanged.

For 2011, imports of services were $425.9 billion, up $22.8 billion from 2010. Increases occurred in other private services ($10.3 billion), passenger fares ($3.9 billion), travel ($3.8 billion), other transportation ($3.5 billion), and royalties and license fees ($2.2 billion). Within other private services the largest increase was in business, professional, and technical services. Decreases occurred in direct defense expenditures ($0.6 billion) and U.S. government miscellaneous services ($0.2 billion).

For detailed descriptions of the types of transactions

included in each of the services categories, see “Information on Goods and Services” starting on page A-1 of this release.

NOTICE

Effective with the release of the January 2012 statistics on March 9, 2012, the U.S. Census Bureau (Census) and the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) will implement the following changes: Changes to the Real (Chain-Weighted Dollar) Series Census will begin seasonally adjusting selected export and import prices that previously were not seasonally adjusted. These prices are used in calculating the chain-weighted dollar series that are presented in Exhibits 10 and 11. Chain-weighted dollar statistics for 2010 and 2011 will be revised to reflect this new procedure. This change will improve the overall quality of the chain-weighted dollar series by removing identified seasonal patterns. This change also improves consistency between the Census chain-weighted dollar data and the chain-weighted dollar data published by BEA in the National Income and Product Accounts. For information on recent changes to BEA’s seasonal adjustment procedures, see “Annual Revision of the National Income and Product Accounts” in the August 2011 Survey of Current Business, p. 27.

If you have any questions or need additional information, please contact the Special Projects Branch of the U.S. Census Bureau’s Foreign Trade Division on (301) 763-3251 or at [email protected].

Changes to Countries Featured in Exhibit 18 and in Supplemental Exhibit 3 Census and BEA will change the countries that are featured in Exhibit 18 and in Supplemental Exhibit 3 in order to reflect a more comprehensive picture of current U.S. trade in motor vehicles and parts and in crude oil, respectively. The general structure of these exhibits will remain unchanged. For examples of the updated exhibits in Excel format, go to http://www.census.gov/foreign-trade/statistics/notices/20120210_exh18_exh3s.html. If you have any questions or need additional information, please contact the Data Dissemination Branch of the U.S. Census Bureau’s Foreign Trade Division on (800) 549-0595, option 4, or at [email protected]. Changes to End-Use Commodity Category Descriptions Census and BEA will change the descriptions of four end-use commodity categories within consumer goods in order to better reflect the composition of these categories as well as changes in technology. These changes, listed below, will appear in Exhibits 7 and 8.

Current Description New Description

TV’s, VCR’s, etc. Televisions and video equipment Writing and art supplies Other consumer nondurables Other household goods Cell phones and other household goods, n.e.c. Records, tapes, and disks Recorded media

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

Table of Contents

Seasonally Adjusted

Exhibit 1 U.S. International Trade in Goods and Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Exhibit 2 U.S. International Trade in Goods and Services Three-month Moving Averages . . . . . . .

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Exhibit 3 U.S. Services by Major Category – Exports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Exhibit 4 U.S. Services by Major Category – Imports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Exhibit 5 U.S. Trade in Goods . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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

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

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

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

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Exhibit 10 Real Exports and Imports of Goods by Principal End-Use Category (2005 Chain-weighted dollars) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Exhibit 11 Real Exports, Imports, and Balance of Goods, Petroleum and Non-Petroleum End-Use Commodity Category Totals (2005 Chain-weighted dollars) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Not Seasonally Adjusted Exhibit 12 U.S. Trade in Goods . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Exhibit 13 Exports and Imports of Goods by Principal End-Use Category . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Exhibit 14 Exports, Imports, and Balance of Goods by Selected Countries and Areas . . . . . . . . . . . .

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

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

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Exhibit 16a Exports, Imports, and Balance of Advanced Technology Products by Technology Group and Selected Countries and Areas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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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 . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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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

Period 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

January -37,201 -46,762 9,561 125,272 83,869 41,403 162,473 130,631 31,842February -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 31,262April -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 31,017June -26,690 -36,868 10,179 128,183 86,805 41,378 154,872 123,673 31,200July -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 31,738September -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 32,212November -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

January -37,490 -48,932 11,442 143,606 99,605 44,001 181,096 148,537 32,559February -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 32,935April -41,466 -52,686 11,220 147,732 103,941 43,791 189,198 156,627 32,571May -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 33,924July -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 34,266September -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 34,054November -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.- Dec. -558,020 -737,057 179,037 2,103,123 1,498,226 604,897 2,661,143 2,235,283 425,860

January (R) -47,571 -61,288 13,717 167,810 119,498 48,311 215,380 180,786 34,594February (R) -45,431 -59,361 13,930 165,687 117,410 48,278 211,118 176,771 34,347March (R) -46,110 -60,713 14,603 173,942 124,517 49,424 220,052 185,230 34,821April (R) -43,275 -57,803 14,528 176,266 126,543 49,723 219,541 184,346 35,195May (R) -50,254 -65,102 14,848 175,694 125,240 50,455 225,948 190,342 35,606June (R) -51,817 -66,799 14,981 171,755 121,144 50,611 223,572 187,943 35,629July (R) -45,782 -60,972 15,189 177,772 126,744 51,028 223,554 187,716 35,838August (R) -45,054 -60,692 15,638 178,003 126,628 51,374 223,057 187,320 35,736September (R) -43,884 -59,226 15,343 180,579 129,227 51,352 224,463 188,453 36,009October (R) -42,984 -58,280 15,296 179,333 128,030 51,304 222,317 186,309 36,008November (R) -47,058 -62,522 15,464 177,525 126,155 51,371 224,583 188,677 35,906December -48,800 -64,300 15,500 178,757 127,091 51,667 227,557 191,390 36,167

November data as published last month:-47,752 -63,179 15,427 177,838 126,558 51,281 225,591 189,736 35,854

(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

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Exhibit 2. U.S. International Trade in Goods and ServicesThree-month Moving Averages

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

Month of Balance Exports Imports Moving Average Total Goods (1) Services Total Goods (1) Services Total Goods (1) Services

2009January -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 31,222June -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

2010January -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 33,248July -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

2011January (R) -42,289 -56,062 13,773 164,351 116,534 47,817 206,640 172,596 34,044February (R) -44,485 -58,349 13,864 165,834 117,741 48,093 210,319 176,090 34,229March (R) -46,371 -60,454 14,083 169,146 120,475 48,671 215,517 180,929 34,588April (R) -44,938 -59,292 14,354 171,965 122,823 49,142 216,903 182,116 34,788May (R) -46,546 -61,206 14,660 175,301 125,433 49,867 221,847 186,639 35,208June (R) -48,449 -63,235 14,786 174,572 124,309 50,263 223,020 187,543 35,477July (R) -49,284 -64,291 15,006 175,074 124,376 50,698 224,358 188,667 35,691August (R) -47,551 -62,821 15,270 175,843 124,839 51,004 223,394 187,660 35,735September (R) -44,907 -60,297 15,390 178,785 127,533 51,251 223,691 187,830 35,861October (R) -43,974 -59,399 15,426 179,305 127,962 51,343 223,279 187,361 35,918November (R) -44,642 -60,009 15,367 179,146 127,804 51,342 223,788 187,813 35,975December -46,280 -61,700 15,420 178,539 127,092 51,447 224,819 188,792 36,027(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 dataso 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.

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Exhibit 3. U.S. Services by Major Category--ExportsIn millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to seasonal adjustment and rounding. (R) - Revised.

Period Total Services Travel Passenger FaresOther

TransportationRoyalties and License Fees

Other Private Services

Transfers Under U.S.

Military Sales Contracts

U.S. Government

Misc. Services

2009

Jan.- Dec. 505,547 94,191 26,103 35,533 97,183 234,858 16,611 1,069

January 41,403 7,988 2,432 2,877 7,496 19,429 1,100 80February 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 96September 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 93November 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



2011

Jan.- Dec. 604,897 115,700 36,733 42,531 119,804 271,141 17,830 1,157


July 51,028 9,938 3,289 3,532 10,121 22,543 1,512 93August 51,374 9,928 3,304 3,562 10,172 22,791 1,522 95September 51,352 10,007 3,266 3,629 10,177 22,651 1,526 96October 51,304 9,857 3,148 3,563 10,322 22,796 1,520 97November (R) 51,371 9,687 3,126 3,576 10,512 22,850 1,521 98December 51,667 9,818 3,116 3,570 10,666 22,875 1,523 98

November data as published last month:51,281 9,643 3,079 3,577 10,512 22,850 1,521 98

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 4. U.S. Services by Major Category--ImportsIn millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to seasonal adjustment and rounding. (R) - Revised.

Period Total Services Travel Passenger FaresOther

TransportationRoyalties and License Fees

Other Private Services

Direct Defense Expenditures

U.S. Government

Misc. Services

2009

Jan.- Dec. 380,909 74,118 25,137 42,591 29,849 174,325 30,474 4,415



2010

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



2011

Jan.- Dec. 425,860 79,301 31,161 54,722 35,660 190,856 29,784 4,375


July 35,838 6,734 2,636 4,631 2,917 16,076 2,468 376August 35,736 6,650 2,618 4,549 2,984 16,102 2,453 381September 36,009 6,769 2,700 4,538 3,042 16,136 2,443 381October 36,008 6,693 2,619 4,557 3,068 16,255 2,439 377November (R) 35,906 6,609 2,636 4,491 3,086 16,281 2,435 368December 36,167 6,716 2,699 4,555 3,097 16,314 2,430 355

November data as published last month:35,854 6,584 2,603 4,498 3,086 16,281 2,435 368

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.


PeriodTotal Balance of Payments

Basis

Total Census Basis

Total Balance of Payments

Basis

Net Adjustments

Total Census Basis

Total Balance of Payments

Basis

Net Adjustments

Total Census Basis

2009

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

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 1,060 119,124June -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 1,499 138,508November -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

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 1,611 155,016May -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 1,698 160,268August -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 1,786 163,447October -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.- Dec. -737,057 -726,291 1,498,226 17,561 1,480,665 2,235,283 28,327 2,206,956

January (R) -61,288 -60,607 119,498 1,422 118,076 180,786 2,103 178,683February (R) -59,361 -58,824 117,410 1,714 115,695 176,771 2,251 174,519March (R) -60,713 -60,174 124,517 1,670 122,847 185,230 2,209 183,022April (R) -57,803 -56,986 126,543 1,475 125,067 184,346 2,292 182,053May (R) -65,102 -64,007 125,240 1,484 123,755 190,342 2,580 187,762June (R) -66,799 -65,691 121,144 1,446 119,698 187,943 2,554 185,389

July (R) -60,972 -59,993 126,744 1,408 125,336 187,716 2,387 185,329August (R) -60,692 -59,566 126,628 1,284 125,345 187,320 2,409 184,911September (R) -59,226 -58,172 129,227 1,532 127,695 188,453 2,586 185,867October (R) -58,280 -57,098 128,030 1,375 126,655 186,309 2,557 183,753November (R) -62,522 -61,703 126,155 1,396 124,759 188,677 2,215 186,462December -64,300 -63,469 127,091 1,354 125,737 191,390 2,184 189,206

November data as published last month:-63,179 -62,420 126,558 1,450 125,108 189,736 2,208 187,528

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.

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Exhibit 6. Exports and Imports of Goods by Principal End-Use Category In millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to seasonal adjustment and rounding. (R) - Revised.

Total Balance End-Use Commodity Category

Periodof Payments

BasisNet

AdjustmentsTotal Census

Basis (1)Foods, Feeds, & Beverages

Industrial Supplies (2) Capital Goods

Automotive Vehicles, etc.

Consumer Goods Other Goods

Exports

2010

Jan.- Dec. 1,288,699 10,436 1,278,263 107,705 391,748 446,597 111,989 165,883 54,341January 99,605 957 98,648 8,842 29,084 34,547 8,842 13,599 3,735February 100,272 994 99,279 8,654 29,509 35,095 8,961 13,124 3,936March 104,695 740 103,954 8,702 31,643 35,916 8,988 13,859 4,847April 103,941 922 103,020 8,264 32,234 35,952 9,162 13,149 4,259May 106,672 990 105,682 8,193 32,812 37,576 9,245 13,573 4,283June 105,340 872 104,468 7,987 32,028 36,842 9,404 13,616 4,592July 108,291 809 107,481 8,106 32,653 38,682 9,368 13,635 5,038August 108,468 913 107,555 9,006 33,321 37,483 9,542 13,758 4,446September 108,755 638 108,117 9,357 32,598 37,935 9,518 13,924 4,785October 112,555 601 111,954 10,083 34,479 38,451 9,750 14,109 5,082November 113,790 1,058 112,732 10,234 35,130 38,495 9,376 14,967 4,530December 116,315 941 115,374 10,277 36,259 39,625 9,832 14,572 4,809

2011

Jan.- Dec. 1,498,226 17,561 1,480,665 126,147 499,452 491,400 132,519 176,260 54,886January (R) 119,498 1,422 118,076 10,421 39,507 38,882 10,784 14,065 4,417February (R) 117,410 1,714 115,695 10,571 38,599 38,892 9,915 13,856 3,862March (R) 124,517 1,670 122,847 11,248 41,268 39,768 11,316 14,479 4,767April (R) 126,543 1,475 125,067 11,050 43,281 40,974 10,546 14,734 4,484May (R) 125,240 1,484 123,755 11,016 41,469 41,344 10,769 14,306 4,851June (R) 121,144 1,446 119,698 10,182 39,415 39,857 10,822 15,056 4,366July (R) 126,744 1,408 125,336 10,159 42,140 42,052 12,086 14,418 4,482August (R) 126,628 1,284 125,345 10,380 42,928 41,683 11,093 14,658 4,603September (R) 129,227 1,532 127,695 10,333 44,272 41,816 11,279 15,436 4,560October (R) 128,030 1,375 126,655 10,256 42,979 42,262 11,221 14,885 5,052November (R) 126,155 1,396 124,759 10,189 41,304 42,012 11,007 15,689 4,558December 127,091 1,354 125,737 10,343 42,290 41,858 11,682 14,681 4,884

Imports

2010

Jan.- Dec. 1,934,555 21,395 1,913,160 91,730 602,663 449,178 225,049 483,268 61,272January 148,537 1,713 146,825 7,204 47,162 33,644 17,089 36,690 5,037February 151,738 1,716 150,022 7,195 48,916 33,978 16,408 38,398 5,127March 157,129 1,706 155,423 7,443 51,173 34,625 18,104 38,953 5,124April 156,627 1,611 155,016 7,455 51,447 36,071 17,499 37,847 4,697May 160,995 1,738 159,257 7,612 50,314 37,468 19,133 40,009 4,721June 164,290 1,855 162,435 7,695 49,585 37,837 19,472 42,570 5,277July 161,966 1,698 160,268 7,665 49,532 37,608 19,412 41,092 4,959August 166,137 1,815 164,322 7,817 50,206 38,618 20,185 42,167 5,330September 165,233 1,786 163,447 7,899 50,059 39,765 19,320 41,347 5,057October 164,901 1,893 163,008 7,751 49,085 39,220 19,480 42,183 5,288November 166,289 1,850 164,439 7,939 50,703 40,329 19,383 40,839 5,245December 170,713 2,016 168,698 8,055 54,481 40,013 19,566 41,173 5,410

2011

Jan.- Dec. 2,235,283 28,327 2,206,956 107,450 756,344 510,928 254,086 513,657 64,492January (R) 180,786 2,103 178,683 8,419 59,764 41,920 21,896 41,813 4,871February (R) 176,771 2,251 174,519 8,581 57,645 39,766 19,938 43,863 4,726March (R) 185,230 2,209 183,022 8,576 64,362 41,180 21,818 41,746 5,340April (R) 184,346 2,292 182,053 8,935 62,977 41,801 18,981 43,824 5,534May (R) 190,342 2,580 187,762 9,040 67,574 43,088 19,563 43,163 5,334June (R) 187,943 2,554 185,389 9,146 64,961 42,914 19,304 43,113 5,950July (R) 187,716 2,387 185,329 8,865 62,712 43,099 22,629 43,099 4,924August (R) 187,320 2,409 184,911 8,895 63,549 42,800 21,594 42,231 5,842September (R) 188,453 2,586 185,867 9,142 64,650 42,415 22,192 42,201 5,268October (R) 186,309 2,557 183,753 9,413 61,050 43,641 21,403 43,031 5,214November (R) 188,677 2,215 186,462 9,266 63,388 43,637 22,117 42,317 5,738December 191,390 2,184 189,206 9,169 63,711 44,668 22,651 43,256 5,751

(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.

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Exhibit 7. Exports of Goods by End-Use Category and CommodityIn millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to seasonal adjustment and rounding. The commodities in this exhibit are ranked on the annual

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

December November Monthly Annual Annual AnnualItem (1) 2011 2011 (R) Change 2011 2010 Change

Total, Balance of Payments Basis 127,091 126,155 936 1,498,226 1,288,699 209,528Net Adjustments 1,354 1,396 -42 17,561 10,436 7,126Total, Census Basis 125,737 124,759 978 1,480,665 1,278,263 202,402

Foods, feeds, and beverages 10,343 10,189 154 126,147 107,705 18,442Wheat 613 538 75 11,295 6,913 4,382Corn 1,314 1,301 13 14,848 10,949 3,899Meat, poultry, etc. 1,603 1,472 131 17,134 13,645 3,490Other foods 978 915 63 10,745 9,132 1,613Fish and shellfish 485 505 -20 5,688 4,575 1,113Fruits, frozen juices 784 760 24 8,827 7,772 1,055Nuts 518 628 -110 5,808 4,904 904Dairy products and eggs 351 360 -9 4,041 3,166 875Bakery products 478 469 9 5,578 4,787 791Vegetables 488 498 -10 5,873 5,431 442Alcoholic beverages, excluding wine 153 142 11 1,726 1,399 327Wine, beer, and related products 163 168 -5 1,765 1,528 237Sorghum, barley, oats 49 39 10 1,044 811 233Animal feeds, n.e.c. 535 493 42 6,791 6,705 86Oilseeds, food oils 179 223 -44 3,291 3,209 82Nonagricultural foods, etc. 115 118 -3 1,441 1,359 82Rice 211 177 34 2,211 2,446 -236Soybeans 1,325 1,385 -60 18,042 18,973 -931

Industrial supplies and materials 42,290 41,304 985 499,452 391,748 107,705Petroleum products, other 4,361 4,986 -625 54,239 33,224 21,015Fuel oil 5,800 4,736 1,064 52,804 32,663 20,141Nonmonetary gold 2,769 2,638 131 33,228 17,561 15,667Chemicals-organic 3,522 3,459 63 39,393 34,156 5,237Metallurgical grade coal 1,024 1,182 -159 13,007 8,265 4,742Steelmaking materials 1,080 1,211 -131 14,786 11,069 3,717Plastic materials 3,006 2,836 170 36,026 32,779 3,247Chemicals-other 2,337 2,286 51 28,783 25,628 3,155Cotton, raw 611 550 61 8,506 5,898 2,608Iron and steel mill products 1,155 1,093 63 12,496 10,117 2,379Copper 648 678 -30 8,481 6,226 2,255Finished metal shapes 1,615 1,504 111 17,894 15,841 2,053Aluminum and alumina 789 763 26 9,528 7,540 1,988Chemicals-fertilizers 860 919 -59 9,890 7,971 1,919Coal and fuels, other 328 221 107 3,842 2,201 1,641Other industrial supplies 1,939 1,915 24 22,985 21,481 1,504Gas-natural 488 424 65 6,308 4,922 1,386Chemicals-inorganic 742 712 30 8,832 7,515 1,317Pulpwood and woodpulp 801 771 29 10,155 8,903 1,252Nonferrous metals, other 661 647 14 8,853 7,748 1,105Synthetic rubber-primary 377 403 -26 4,903 3,854 1,049Newsprint 1,055 1,074 -19 13,478 12,463 1,016Nuclear fuel materials 265 201 65 2,723 1,896 827Iron and steel products, other 648 601 47 7,114 6,331 783Cotton fiber cloth 217 255 -38 3,225 2,454 771Manmade cloth 565 565 (-) 6,784 6,015 769Logs and lumber 413 440 -27 5,618 4,908 710Industrial rubber products 398 369 29 4,296 3,649 646Agric. industry-unmanufactured 299 351 -51 4,459 3,968 492Shingles, molding, wallboard 373 365 8 4,524 4,076 448Crude oil 160 173 -12 1,674 1,240 435Agric. farming-unmanufactured 223 233 -10 2,920 2,518 402Hides and skins 213 219 -5 2,662 2,286 375Natural gas liquids 315 292 23 4,040 3,742 298Mineral supplies-manufactured 421 434 -13 5,544 5,273 271Agriculture-manufactured, other 208 220 -11 2,602 2,378 224Nonmetallic minerals 76 79 -4 902 716 186Leather and furs 73 93 -20 1,045 875 170Wood supplies, manufactured 119 111 7 1,349 1,207 141Finished textile supplies 240 205 35 2,669 2,538 131Glass-plate, sheet, etc. 126 135 -9 1,607 1,534 73Nontextile floor tiles 51 46 5 552 495 57Hair, waste materials 50 53 -3 659 627 31Tobacco, unmanufactured 82 71 10 1,122 1,133 -11Tapes, audio and visual 42 49 -7 546 594 -48Electric energy 32 23 9 391 627 -236Precious metals, other 715 714 1 12,010 12,644 -635

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


Capital goods, except automotive 41,858 42,012 -153 491,400 446,597 44,803Materials handling equipment 1,434 1,318 116 15,725 11,728 3,997Excavating machinery 1,460 1,494 -34 16,656 12,667 3,990Telecommunications equipment 2,957 3,044 -87 35,848 31,911 3,937Civilian aircraft 2,892 3,262 -370 33,352 29,598 3,754Industrial engines 2,446 2,405 41 28,103 24,355 3,748Electric apparatus 3,062 2,927 135 35,119 32,109 3,010Engines-civilian aircraft 2,314 2,386 -73 26,348 23,466 2,882Measuring, testing, control instruments 2,031 1,941 90 23,743 21,192 2,550Industrial machines, other 3,905 3,881 24 45,244 42,706 2,538Computer accessories 2,468 2,594 -126 31,567 29,111 2,456Medicinal equipment 2,704 2,720 -15 32,041 29,807 2,234Computers 1,333 1,525 -192 16,829 14,704 2,125Agricultural machinery, equipment 855 775 81 8,774 6,803 1,971Parts-civilian aircraft 1,684 1,702 -19 20,473 18,909 1,564Metalworking machine tools 642 590 52 7,753 6,521 1,232Nonfarm tractors and parts 348 249 100 3,498 2,406 1,092Photo, service industry machinery 866 842 24 10,216 9,326 891Railway transportation equipment 311 355 -44 3,501 2,794 707Laboratory testing instruments 882 864 18 10,660 9,952 707Wood, glass, plastic 344 333 11 4,335 3,640 695Generators, accessories 1,114 1,146 -32 12,972 12,361 612Specialized mining 175 151 24 1,885 1,393 492Food, tobacco machinery 280 272 8 3,328 3,019 309Drilling & oilfield equipment 1,129 988 141 10,798 10,509 289Pulp and paper machinery 248 230 17 2,670 2,459 211Marine engines, parts 108 122 -14 1,297 1,174 123Vessels, excluding scrap 2 1 1 97 34 63Business machines and equipment 279 257 22 3,179 3,137 43Commercial vessels, other 50 38 12 424 418 6Spacecraft, excluding military 3 1 1 32 31 (-)Textile, sewing machines 95 95 (-) 1,159 1,172 -13Semiconductors 3,438 3,503 -64 43,775 47,185 -3,411

Automotive vehicles, parts, and engines 11,682 11,007 674 132,519 111,989 20,530

Consumer goods 14,681 15,689 -1,008 176,260 165,883 10,377Gem diamonds 1,480 1,587 -107 19,225 14,871 4,354Jewelry, etc. 790 816 -27 9,070 7,614 1,456Other household goods 1,800 1,701 100 20,469 19,263 1,205Apparel, household goods-textile 532 518 15 6,004 5,373 631Artwork, antiques, stamps, etc. 712 878 -167 7,452 6,839 612TV's, VCR's, etc. 455 486 -31 5,696 5,153 543Numismatic coins 94 97 -2 1,028 519 509Toiletries and cosmetics 871 832 39 9,856 9,407 449Furniture, household goods, etc. 353 335 18 4,118 3,756 362Apparel, household goods-nontextile 252 238 14 2,688 2,343 346Household appliances 566 563 4 6,873 6,608 265Writing and art supplies 603 569 34 7,132 6,892 240Sports apparel and gear 63 60 2 692 580 112Musical instruments 192 194 -2 2,435 2,342 92Cookware, cutlery, tools 86 82 4 1,001 911 90Stereo equipment, etc. 164 169 -5 1,935 1,848 87Rugs 97 91 6 1,078 996 82Pleasure boats and motors 211 202 8 2,528 2,478 50Tobacco, manufactured 49 44 5 536 496 40Glassware, chinaware 46 45 1 495 464 31Nursery stock, etc. 31 40 -9 422 416 6Records, tapes, and disks 365 376 -11 4,210 4,210 (-)Toys, games, and sporting goods 909 962 -54 10,482 10,489 -7Books, printed matter 442 446 -4 5,366 5,408 -41Pharmaceutical preparations 3,519 4,358 -839 45,469 46,607 -1,138

Other goods 4,884 4,558 326 54,886 54,341 545

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


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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 annual

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


Total, Balance of Payments Basis 191,390 188,677 2,714 2,235,283 1,934,555 300,728Net Adjustments 2,184 2,215 -30 28,327 21,395 6,931Total, Census Basis 189,206 186,462 2,744 2,206,956 1,913,160 293,796

Foods, feeds, and beverages 9,169 9,266 -97 107,450 91,730 15,720Green coffee 560 731 -170 6,904 4,055 2,849Food oils, oilseeds 504 585 -81 6,248 4,234 2,014Fish and shellfish 1,440 1,402 37 16,575 14,635 1,940Fruits, frozen juices 1,033 1,004 29 11,689 10,404 1,285Other foods 943 912 31 10,549 9,387 1,162Feedstuff and foodgrains 451 440 11 4,598 3,656 942Vegetables 793 847 -55 9,699 8,769 930Bakery products 742 704 38 8,484 7,632 852Cane and beet sugar 164 211 -47 2,789 1,983 805Alcoholic beverages, excluding wine 560 519 42 6,292 5,647 645Wine, beer, and related products 753 698 55 8,531 7,890 642Meat products 637 635 2 7,711 7,174 537Nuts 166 152 14 1,885 1,477 408Tea, spices, etc. 148 153 -4 1,753 1,443 310Dairy products and eggs 126 138 -12 1,588 1,410 178Cocoa beans 90 68 22 1,425 1,251 174Nonagricultural foods, etc. 60 69 -9 729 683 47

Industrial supplies and materials 63,711 63,388 323 756,344 602,663 153,680Crude oil 29,287 28,470 817 331,616 252,161 79,456Fuel oil 3,461 4,261 -801 46,943 33,782 13,161Petroleum products, other 4,127 4,385 -257 50,788 38,002 12,785Other precious metals 1,319 1,086 233 15,566 9,547 6,019Iron and steel mill products 1,544 1,545 (-) 19,767 14,393 5,374Chemicals-organic 2,215 1,909 306 25,419 20,509 4,910Chemicals-fertilizers 1,208 1,485 -277 15,806 11,494 4,311Nonmonetary gold 1,426 1,391 34 15,596 12,551 3,045Industrial supplies, other 2,258 2,233 25 26,545 23,728 2,818Finished metal shapes 1,367 1,366 1 16,702 14,305 2,397Chemicals-inorganic 748 686 62 8,635 6,349 2,286Plastic materials 1,174 1,112 61 14,110 12,075 2,035Natural rubber 363 378 -14 4,773 2,820 1,953Iron and steel products, n.e.c. 814 750 64 8,763 6,846 1,916Chemicals-other, n.e.c. 967 1,005 -39 11,091 9,348 1,744Copper 415 428 -12 6,771 5,087 1,684Tobacco, waxes, etc. 623 704 -81 7,803 6,121 1,682Steelmaking materials 729 721 8 8,987 7,314 1,673Iron and steel, advanced 761 729 32 8,509 7,120 1,389Bauxite and aluminum 1,002 926 76 11,538 10,482 1,055Synthetic rubber-primary 245 258 -13 3,134 2,299 835Coal and related fuels 380 276 104 2,944 2,137 807Nonferrous metals, other 362 350 12 4,354 3,548 806Synthetic cloth 497 492 4 5,894 5,109 785Nickel 198 248 -50 3,604 2,946 658Sulfur, nonmetallic minerals 131 144 -14 1,572 1,100 472Finished textile supplies 329 326 3 4,018 3,665 352Zinc 161 109 52 1,811 1,585 226Paper and paper products 550 560 -10 6,888 6,668 219Tin 69 69 (-) 979 760 219Farming materials, livestock 125 133 -8 1,357 1,146 211Nontextile floor tiles 185 196 -11 2,373 2,162 211Cotton cloth, fabrics 113 107 6 1,356 1,199 157Materials, excluding chemicals 139 117 22 1,435 1,285 150Pulpwood and woodpulp 309 311 -2 4,024 3,891 133Stone, sand, cement, etc. 328 330 -1 3,798 3,684 115Wool, silk, etc. 59 58 1 680 572 108Hair, waste materials 73 79 -6 855 759 96Newsprint 118 112 6 1,464 1,377 87Shingles, wallboard 611 580 31 6,878 6,809 69Cotton, natural fibers 10 6 3 94 66 28Electric energy 177 186 -9 2,096 2,071 25Leather and furs 57 55 2 590 567 23Nuclear fuel materials 500 533 -34 5,658 5,641 17Glass-plate, sheet, etc. 81 90 -9 1,105 1,090 15Hides and skins 6 9 -3 188 173 15Lumber 330 289 41 3,497 3,514 -16Plywood and veneers 144 155 -11 1,929 1,948 -19Blank tapes, audio & visual 109 102 7 1,240 1,298 -58Liquefied petroleum gases 695 692 3 9,953 12,158 -2,205Gas-natural 812 846 -34 14,851 17,402 -2,552

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Exhibit 8. Imports of Goods by End-Use Category and Commodity--continuedDecember November Monthly Annual Annual Annual

Item (1) 2011 2011 (R) Change 2011 2010 Change

Capital goods, except automotive 44,668 43,637 1,031 510,928 449,178 61,751Computers 5,443 5,901 -458 64,902 55,285 9,617Industrial machines, other 4,072 3,650 422 44,945 35,654 9,290Semiconductors 3,426 3,032 394 37,941 29,438 8,503Electric apparatus 3,708 3,746 -38 41,539 36,814 4,725Industrial engines 1,921 1,895 26 21,412 16,804 4,608Excavating machinery 1,021 967 54 9,775 5,930 3,845Metalworking machine tools 999 925 74 9,739 6,434 3,305Medicinal equipment 2,586 2,516 70 30,413 27,359 3,054Materials handling equipment 1,091 883 208 11,088 8,132 2,955Measuring, testing, control instruments 1,452 1,423 28 17,528 14,823 2,705Generators, accessories 1,796 1,791 5 20,630 18,468 2,162Drilling & oilfield equipment 715 747 -32 9,012 7,345 1,668Agricultural machinery, equipment 730 765 -35 8,062 6,486 1,576Parts-civilian aircraft 970 1,000 -30 11,384 9,861 1,524Engines-civilian aircraft 1,202 1,258 -56 14,102 12,600 1,502Photo, service industry machinery 1,259 1,263 -5 15,160 13,824 1,336Civilian aircraft 1,412 969 444 9,870 8,774 1,096Laboratory testing instruments 493 463 30 5,432 4,531 901Telecommunications equipment 3,843 3,928 -85 48,462 47,580 881Pulp and paper machinery 374 365 9 4,126 3,350 776Nonfarm tractors and parts 193 191 2 2,227 1,501 727Wood, glass, plastic 499 506 -7 5,445 4,835 610Food, tobacco machinery 274 237 37 3,050 2,528 521Textile, sewing machines 144 175 -30 1,844 1,594 250Railway transportation equipment 148 146 2 1,403 1,179 224Specialized mining 51 55 -4 768 575 193Business machines and equipment 418 382 36 4,581 4,432 148Marine engines, parts 86 71 14 967 887 80Spacecraft, excluding military 4 66 -62 166 96 70Commercial vessels, other 14 21 -7 160 104 56Vessels, except scrap (-) (-) (-) 2 3 -1Computer accessories 4,325 4,299 26 54,795 61,951 -7,156

Automotive vehicles, parts, and engines 22,651 22,117 534 254,086 225,049 29,037

Consumer goods 43,256 42,317 940 513,657 483,268 30,389Other household goods 7,337 6,697 641 77,681 69,814 7,867Pharmaceutical preparations 8,120 7,460 660 91,878 85,453 6,425Apparel, textiles, nonwool or cotton 3,064 3,099 -35 36,956 31,727 5,229Gem diamonds 1,789 1,643 146 22,319 18,599 3,721Jewelry 960 921 39 12,338 10,422 1,916Footwear 1,430 1,515 -85 18,347 16,888 1,460Apparel, household goods-cotton 3,816 3,884 -68 50,382 49,134 1,248Apparel, household goods-nontextile 703 670 33 8,050 6,972 1,078Household appliances 1,744 1,778 -34 20,893 19,845 1,049Camping apparel and gear 699 737 -37 8,631 7,715 916Toiletries and cosmetics 675 636 38 7,933 7,043 889Motorcycles and parts 257 227 30 2,604 1,781 823Numismatic coins 239 161 78 2,537 1,717 820Artwork, antiques, stamps, etc. 740 855 -115 8,778 8,070 708Writing and art supplies 1,085 1,069 16 13,149 12,526 623Furniture, household goods, etc. 2,083 2,021 63 23,623 23,001 622Records, tapes, and disks 266 290 -24 3,005 2,587 418Cookware, cutlery, tools 643 633 10 7,459 7,067 392Gem stones, other 244 253 -9 3,114 2,840 275Apparel, household goods-wool 300 272 28 3,326 3,057 269Pleasure boats and motors 172 194 -21 2,130 1,875 255Rugs 157 170 -13 1,922 1,745 177Musical instruments 140 128 12 1,583 1,512 71Nursery stock, etc. 144 133 11 1,547 1,483 64Glassware, chinaware 166 167 -1 2,064 2,034 31Stereo equipment, etc 521 517 4 5,973 6,059 -87Books, printed matter 316 314 2 3,648 3,738 -90Photo equipment 378 249 129 5,342 5,946 -604Toys, games, and sporting goods 2,505 2,935 -430 32,960 34,840 -1,880TV's, VCR's, etc. 2,562 2,691 -129 33,485 37,778 -4,293

Other goods 5,751 5,738 13 64,492 61,272 3,219

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


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Exhibit 9. Exports, Imports, and Balance of Goods, Petroleum and Non-Petroleum End-Use Category TotalsIn millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to seasonal adjustment and rounding. (R) - Revised.


Period TotalNet

Adjust- ments

Petroleum (1)

Non-petroleum Total

Net Adjust- ments

Petroleum (1)

Non-petroleum Total

Net Adjust- 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

January -48,932 -755 -21,938 -26,239 99,605 957 4,561 94,088 148,537 1,713 26,499 120,326February -51,466 -722 -23,353 -27,390 100,272 994 4,827 94,452 151,738 1,716 28,180 121,842March -52,434 -966 -23,903 -27,565 104,695 740 5,585 98,369 157,129 1,706 29,488 125,934April -52,686 -689 -23,574 -28,422 103,941 922 6,167 96,853 156,627 1,611 29,742 125,274May -54,323 -748 -21,946 -31,629 106,672 990 6,075 99,607 160,995 1,738 28,021 131,236June -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 26,903 133,366August -57,669 -901 -22,141 -34,627 108,468 913 5,816 101,738 166,137 1,815 27,958 136,365September -56,477 -1,148 -21,706 -33,624 108,755 638 5,946 102,171 165,233 1,786 27,653 135,794October -52,347 -1,292 -19,774 -31,280 112,555 601 6,642 105,312 164,901 1,893 26,416 136,592November -52,499 -792 -20,361 -31,346 113,790 1,058 7,162 105,570 166,289 1,850 27,523 136,916December -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.- Dec. -737,057 -10,766 -326,543 -399,749 1,498,226 17,561 112,757 1,367,908 2,235,283 28,327 439,300 1,767,656

January (R) -61,288 -681 -26,890 -33,716 119,498 1,422 8,169 109,907 180,786 2,103 35,060 143,623February (R) -59,361 -537 -25,333 -33,492 117,410 1,714 7,682 108,013 176,771 2,251 33,015 141,505March (R) -60,713 -539 -30,356 -29,818 124,517 1,670 7,799 115,049 185,230 2,209 38,155 144,867April (R) -57,803 -817 -26,254 -30,733 126,543 1,475 9,865 115,202 184,346 2,292 36,119 145,935May (R) -65,102 -1,095 -30,701 -33,305 125,240 1,484 9,304 114,451 190,342 2,580 40,005 147,757June (R) -66,799 -1,108 -29,516 -36,175 121,144 1,446 8,521 111,176 187,943 2,554 38,037 147,351

July (R) -60,972 -979 -25,855 -34,137 126,744 1,408 9,848 115,488 187,716 2,387 35,703 149,625August (R) -60,692 -1,126 -26,070 -33,496 126,628 1,284 10,271 115,074 187,320 2,409 36,341 148,570September (R) -59,226 -1,054 -26,727 -31,445 129,227 1,532 10,017 117,678 188,453 2,586 36,744 149,123October (R) -58,280 -1,181 -24,283 -32,815 128,030 1,375 10,458 116,196 186,309 2,557 34,741 149,011November (R) -62,522 -819 -27,621 -34,082 126,155 1,396 10,187 114,572 188,677 2,215 37,808 148,654December -64,300 -830 -26,935 -36,535 127,091 1,354 10,636 115,101 191,390 2,184 37,571 151,635

(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.


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Exhibit 10. Real Exports and Imports of Goods by Principal End-Use Category2005 Chain-weighted Dollars

In 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.

End-Use Commodity Category

Period Total Census Basis (1)Foods, Feeds, & Beverages


Automotive Vehicles etc.

Consumer Goods Other Goods Residual (3)

Exports

2010 Jan.-Dec. 1,128,998 76,493 306,808 437,794 107,476 151,364 45,859 3,203January 88,854 6,380 24,020 33,812 8,511 12,555 3,224 352February 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 469April 91,471 6,179 25,386 35,090 8,805 12,036 3,623 351May 93,441 6,041 25,573 36,696 8,881 12,442 3,626 181June 93,097 5,908 25,407 36,125 9,035 12,524 3,915 184


2011

Jan.-Dec. 1,216,369 75,228 333,589 483,996 125,251 157,709 42,579 -1,982January (R) 100,063 6,421 28,310 38,379 10,304 12,743 3,548 358February (R) 96,626 6,331 26,775 38,374 9,473 12,504 3,054 115March (R) 101,277 6,652 27,740 39,260 10,762 13,005 3,717 140April (R) 102,303 6,502 28,540 40,403 10,027 13,221 3,467 143May (R) 100,871 6,499 27,150 40,655 10,211 12,833 3,736 -213June (R) 97,484 5,919 25,913 39,157 10,257 13,448 3,358 -567

July (R) 102,221 6,115 27,628 41,330 11,422 12,829 3,450 -553August (R) 101,635 6,086 27,912 40,951 10,449 13,023 3,520 -307September (R) 103,035 5,947 28,487 41,172 10,604 13,702 3,467 -343October (R) 104,411 6,283 28,931 41,575 10,509 13,288 3,928 -103November (R) 102,514 6,123 27,581 41,477 10,299 14,014 3,528 -508December 103,930 6,350 28,623 41,263 10,934 13,099 3,806 -145

Imports

2010

Jan.-Dec. 1,685,851 69,000 430,987 450,859 214,000 461,823 55,357 3,825January 130,230 5,687 34,164 33,713 16,301 35,002 4,582 782February 133,469 5,682 35,721 34,078 15,652 36,663 4,661 1,012March 137,629 5,742 36,938 34,824 17,302 37,111 4,654 1,057April 135,826 5,676 36,118 36,275 16,684 36,013 4,246 813May 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 253August 145,593 5,841 36,518 38,806 19,173 40,372 4,829 55September 144,948 5,873 36,647 39,890 18,321 39,561 4,572 83October 143,501 5,669 35,069 39,283 18,436 40,605 4,770 -330November 143,233 5,695 35,254 40,395 18,320 39,156 4,694 -281December 145,479 5,685 36,802 40,051 18,531 39,467 4,821 122

2011

Jan.-Dec. 1,782,818 71,107 437,010 508,792 234,914 483,254 55,539 -7,800January (R) 151,483 5,813 38,673 41,912 20,682 39,916 4,294 194February (R) 146,258 5,891 36,294 39,610 18,808 41,710 4,138 -193March (R) 150,272 5,596 38,485 40,976 20,467 39,796 4,647 304April (R) 145,503 5,673 35,263 41,632 17,598 41,547 4,771 -981May (R) 148,366 5,811 36,741 42,864 18,016 40,830 4,577 -473June (R) 147,533 6,058 36,021 42,673 17,699 40,638 5,111 -667

July (R) 147,707 5,825 35,013 42,881 20,802 40,483 4,218 -1,515August (R) 147,586 5,878 35,725 42,538 19,828 39,549 4,984 -917September (R) 148,644 6,040 36,631 42,160 20,358 39,416 4,487 -450October (R) 148,264 6,265 35,466 43,563 19,637 39,998 4,464 -1,130November (R) 149,531 6,146 36,227 43,555 20,271 39,277 4,915 -860December 151,672 6,112 36,469 44,428 20,748 40,094 4,932 -1,112

(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 exports or imports, and the sum of the components in the table. For additional informationsee www.census.gov/foreign-trade/aip/priceadj.html.

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

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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.


PeriodTotal

Census Basis (1)

Petroleum Non-petroleumResidual

(2)

Total Census Basis (1)


(2)

Total Census Basis (1)


(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

January -49,468 -18,223 -31,024 -222 77,931 3,243 74,173 515 127,399 21,465 105,197 737February -40,398 -16,695 -23,459 -245 80,191 3,213 76,439 539 120,589 19,908 99,898 783March -41,238 -16,211 -24,680 -347 80,064 3,562 76,016 487 121,302 19,773 100,696 833April -41,128 -14,947 -25,742 -439 77,106 3,251 73,364 491 118,234 18,198 99,105 930May -36,312 -12,390 -23,456 -466 78,415 3,970 73,993 451 114,727 16,361 97,449 918June -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 896August -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 1,019October -39,065 -12,434 -26,596 -35 87,725 4,341 82,870 515 126,791 16,775 109,466 550November -41,938 -12,697 -29,350 109 86,086 3,704 81,922 460 128,024 16,402 111,272 351December -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

January -41,377 -13,676 -27,580 -121 88,854 3,462 84,971 421 130,230 17,138 112,550 542February -43,535 -14,683 -28,345 -507 89,934 3,897 85,548 489 133,469 18,581 113,893 995March -44,331 -14,743 -29,174 -414 93,298 4,246 88,513 538 137,629 18,990 117,687 952April -44,355 -13,977 -30,176 -201 91,471 4,446 86,438 587 135,826 18,423 116,615 788May -45,914 -13,027 -33,358 470 93,441 4,467 88,391 583 139,354 17,493 121,749 113June -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 77August -50,580 -13,971 -37,048 439 95,013 4,286 90,191 537 145,593 18,257 127,239 98September -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 -349November -46,380 -12,172 -35,131 923 96,853 4,943 91,244 666 143,233 17,115 126,375 -257December -46,853 -14,128 -32,927 202 98,626 4,298 93,855 474 145,479 18,425 126,782 272

2011

Jan.- Dec. -566,448 -149,037 -436,980 19,569 1,216,369 62,005 1,144,526 9,839 1,782,818 211,042 1,581,506 -9,730

January (R) -51,420 -14,609 -36,914 103 100,063 5,220 94,085 757 151,483 19,829 131,000 654February (R) -49,631 -13,417 -36,857 642 96,626 4,642 91,401 584 146,258 18,059 128,257 -58March (R) -48,995 -14,998 -33,878 -118 101,277 4,242 96,718 317 150,272 19,240 130,596 435April (R) -43,200 -11,307 -34,196 2,302 102,303 5,138 96,353 811 145,503 16,445 130,549 -1,491May (R) -47,495 -12,623 -36,349 1,477 100,871 4,871 95,317 683 148,366 17,494 131,666 -794June (R) -50,049 -12,631 -39,005 1,587 97,484 4,519 92,414 551 147,533 17,150 131,419 -1,036

July (R) -45,486 -11,103 -37,094 2,711 102,221 5,211 96,163 847 147,707 16,314 133,256 -1,863August (R) -45,951 -11,490 -36,716 2,255 101,635 5,474 95,154 1,008 147,586 16,964 131,870 -1,248September (R) -45,609 -12,095 -35,374 1,861 103,035 5,316 96,826 893 148,644 17,411 132,201 -968October (R) -43,853 -10,948 -35,488 2,583 104,411 5,891 97,354 1,166 148,264 16,839 132,842 -1,417November (R) -47,016 -12,205 -36,601 1,790 102,514 5,524 95,980 1,011 149,531 17,729 132,581 -779December -47,742 -11,611 -38,508 2,377 103,930 5,957 96,761 1,211 151,672 17,568 135,270 -1,166

(1) Detailed data presented on a Census Basis. The information to convert to a BOP basis is not available.(2) The "residual" represents the difference between total exports or imports, and the sum of the components in the table. For additional informationsee www.census.gov/foreign-trade/aip/priceadj.html.


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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.


Period Total Balance of Payments BasisTotal Census

BasisTotal Balance of Payments Basis

Net Adjustments

Total Census Basis

Total Balance of Payments Basis

Net Adjustments

Total Census Basis

2009

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

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 1,100 109,012March -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

January -44,897 -44,124 93,502 901 92,601 138,399 1,674 136,725February -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 1,695 156,124June -62,085 -61,120 108,101 899 107,202 170,186 1,864 168,321

July -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 1,982 170,239November -56,530 -55,719 114,113 1,067 113,046 170,643 1,879 168,765December -49,838 -48,813 118,444 964 117,480 168,283 1,990 166,293

2011

Jan.- Dec. -737,057 -726,291 1,498,226 17,561 1,480,665 2,235,283 28,327 2,206,956

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 -55,122 -54,320 125,378 1,477 123,901 180,500 2,279 178,221May -65,880 -64,852 125,502 1,502 124,000 191,382 2,530 188,852June -70,034 -68,941 124,399 1,486 122,913 194,433 2,579 191,854

July -67,917 -66,913 121,850 1,473 120,376 189,767 2,478 187,289August -70,621 -69,439 128,094 1,328 126,765 198,715 2,511 196,204September -63,611 -62,524 128,755 1,536 127,219 192,366 2,622 189,744October -61,530 -60,294 132,751 1,428 131,323 194,281 2,664 191,616November (R) -64,884 -64,062 127,604 1,412 126,192 192,488 2,235 190,254December -57,978 -57,205 128,252 1,385 126,867 186,230 2,159 184,071

November data as published last month:-65,247 -64,484 127,967 1,467 126,500 193,214 2,229 190,985


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Exhibit 13. Exports and Imports of Goods by Principal End-Use CategoryIn millions of dollars. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. (R) - Revised.

Total Balance End-Use Commodity CategoryPeriod of Payments

BasisNet

AdjustmentsTotal Census

Basis (1)Foods, Feeds, & Beverages


Automotive Vehicles, etc.

Consumer Goods Other 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

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 4,637July 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.- Dec. 1,498,226 17,561 1,480,665 126,147 499,452 491,400 132,519 176,260 54,886

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 125,378 1,477 123,901 10,388 42,982 40,751 10,981 14,311 4,487May 125,502 1,502 124,000 9,890 42,697 40,870 11,377 14,297 4,869June 124,399 1,486 122,913 9,281 40,438 41,556 11,076 16,161 4,401July 121,850 1,473 120,376 9,382 41,857 41,077 9,789 13,800 4,471August 128,094 1,328 126,765 10,087 44,656 41,635 11,371 14,399 4,618September 128,755 1,536 127,219 9,603 44,296 41,548 11,579 15,655 4,539October 132,751 1,428 131,323 11,715 43,210 43,608 12,304 15,419 5,067November (R) 127,604 1,412 126,192 11,895 40,491 41,578 11,636 16,043 4,548December 128,252 1,385 126,867 10,977 41,510 44,080 11,172 14,221 4,907

Imports

2010

Jan.- Dec. 1,934,555 21,395 1,913,160 91,730 602,663 449,178 225,049 483,268 61,272

January 138,399 1,674 136,725 7,088 45,804 30,598 14,928 33,502 4,805February 135,477 1,579 133,898 6,620 43,216 30,004 15,717 33,481 4,859March 159,403 1,675 157,728 8,026 51,544 36,149 19,395 37,191 5,424April 154,757 1,593 153,163 7,463 52,390 35,451 17,988 35,207 4,665May 157,819 1,695 156,124 7,708 51,442 35,936 18,368 38,176 4,494June 170,186 1,864 168,321 7,912 52,458 39,813 20,171 42,663 5,304July 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.- Dec. 2,235,283 28,327 2,206,956 107,450 756,344 510,928 254,086 513,657 64,492

January 168,782 2,036 166,745 8,427 57,675 38,320 19,144 38,502 4,676February 158,566 2,079 156,487 7,946 50,855 35,480 19,095 38,591 4,520March 187,775 2,157 185,618 9,159 64,878 42,841 23,350 39,734 5,656April 180,500 2,279 178,221 8,844 63,823 40,714 19,313 40,161 5,366May 191,382 2,530 188,852 9,364 69,737 42,504 19,249 42,836 5,164June 194,433 2,579 191,854 9,337 68,598 44,803 20,023 43,084 6,009July 189,767 2,478 187,289 8,532 66,365 43,499 19,840 44,108 4,946August 198,715 2,511 196,204 8,936 67,491 44,664 22,337 46,967 5,809September 192,366 2,622 189,744 8,609 64,252 43,059 22,185 46,210 5,428October 194,281 2,664 191,616 9,492 59,925 44,916 23,322 48,580 5,382November (R) 192,488 2,235 190,254 9,360 60,988 45,203 23,749 45,109 5,846December 186,230 2,159 184,071 9,444 61,758 44,927 22,479 39,774 5,689

(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.


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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.Balance Exports Imports

Item (1) December 2011

November 2011

Annual 2011

December 2011

November 2011

Annual 2011

December 2011

November 2011

Annual 2011

Total Balance of Payments Basis -57,978 (R) -64,884 -737,057 128,252 (R) 127,604 1,498,226 186,230 (R) 192,488 2,235,283Net Adjustments -773 (R) -822 -10,766 1,385 (R) 1,412 17,561 2,159 (R) 2,235 28,327Total Census Basis -57,205 (R) -64,062 -726,291 126,867 (R) 126,192 1,480,665 184,071 (R) 190,254 2,206,956

North America -8,823 (R) -8,539 -101,184 38,976 (R) 40,907 478,433 47,799 49,446 579,616Canada -3,877 (R) -3,025 -35,622 22,664 (R) 23,232 280,889 26,541 26,257 316,511Mexico -4,946 -5,514 -65,562 16,312 17,675 197,544 21,258 23,189 263,106

Europe -10,414 -12,145 -118,944 28,747 26,824 329,014 39,160 38,968 447,958European Union -9,630 -9,728 -99,163 22,805 22,021 268,635 32,435 31,749 367,799

Austria -437 -450 -6,596 349 324 2,887 786 774 9,483Belgium 1,022 1,461 12,447 2,412 2,665 29,877 1,390 1,204 17,430Czech Republic -149 -184 -1,663 154 146 1,681 303 331 3,344Finland -128 -23 -1,250 237 260 3,159 366 283 4,409France -1,344 -1,414 -12,139 2,176 2,234 27,844 3,521 3,648 39,983Germany -4,830 -4,656 -49,266 4,051 4,246 49,134 8,881 8,903 98,401Hungary -133 -146 -1,462 126 107 1,473 259 252 2,935Ireland -2,844 -2,809 -31,613 770 568 7,608 3,614 3,376 39,220Italy -1,565 -1,768 -17,977 1,336 1,296 15,991 2,902 3,063 33,968Netherlands 1,602 1,438 19,356 3,736 3,343 42,827 2,135 1,906 23,471Poland -237 -78 -1,248 264 253 3,129 501 331 4,377Spain -51 -69 -328 797 840 10,651 847 909 10,980Sweden -438 -563 -6,216 450 398 5,264 887 961 11,480United Kingdom 124 168 4,787 4,909 4,553 55,964 4,785 4,385 51,176Other EU -222 -637 -5,995 1,036 787 11,147 1,257 1,424 17,142

Norway -343 -552 -4,683 294 226 3,633 637 778 8,315Russia -2,085 -2,511 -26,287 787 725 8,285 2,872 3,236 34,573Switzerland 375 -54 39 2,490 2,151 24,453 2,116 2,204 24,414Other Europe 1,269 699 11,151 2,371 1,701 24,008 1,102 1,002 12,857Euro Area -8,516 -8,358 -88,482 16,498 16,217 195,982 25,014 24,574 284,465

Pacific Rim Countries -27,282 -32,105 -348,662 32,239 32,861 368,561 59,521 64,966 717,222Australia 1,667 1,521 17,276 2,657 2,435 27,516 990 914 10,240China -23,135 -26,872 -295,457 9,707 9,937 103,879 32,842 36,808 399,335Indonesia -659 -1,125 -11,696 714 528 7,415 1,374 1,652 19,111Japan -6,541 -6,207 -62,643 5,391 6,047 66,168 11,932 12,254 128,811Malaysia -975 -1,109 -11,554 1,102 1,065 14,218 2,077 2,175 25,772Philippines -57 -181 -1,437 647 614 7,706 703 795 9,143Newly Industrialized Countries (NICS) 2,403 1,626 15,937 11,733 11,727 137,309 9,330 10,101 121,372

Hong Kong 2,464 3,224 32,215 2,808 3,580 36,513 344 356 4,298Korea -522 -1,257 -13,131 3,968 3,605 43,505 4,490 4,862 56,636Singapore 1,289 1,008 12,282 2,677 2,587 31,393 1,388 1,579 19,111Taiwan -828 -1,350 -15,429 2,281 1,954 25,898 3,109 3,305 41,328

Other Pacific Rim 15 242 912 288 509 4,350 272 266 3,438

South/Central America -93 189 -4,230 14,481 14,590 168,740 14,574 14,401 172,970Argentina 583 375 5,385 926 839 9,885 344 463 4,500Brazil -45 463 11,572 3,389 3,570 42,943 3,434 3,107 31,372Chile 808 730 6,805 1,550 1,282 15,873 743 552 9,069Colombia -972 -816 -8,801 1,213 1,365 14,315 2,184 2,181 23,116Other S/C A -466 -563 -19,190 7,403 7,533 85,723 7,869 8,096 104,913

OPEC -9,104 -9,113 -126,882 6,502 5,726 64,499 15,606 14,839 191,381Nigeria -1,337 -2,307 -28,923 478 376 4,815 1,815 2,684 33,738Saudi Arabia -3,597 -3,068 -33,657 1,517 1,268 13,820 5,114 4,336 47,476Venezuela -2,047 -1,914 -30,903 1,109 1,082 12,351 3,156 2,996 43,253Other OPEC -2,123 -1,823 -33,399 3,398 3,000 33,514 5,521 4,823 66,913

Africa -3,384 -4,930 -60,149 2,899 2,394 32,766 6,283 7,324 92,914Algeria -912 -768 -13,019 123 65 1,590 1,034 834 14,609Egypt 198 110 4,124 371 340 6,183 173 230 2,059South Africa -146 -363 -2,217 576 500 7,294 723 862 9,511Other Africa -2,523 -3,910 -49,037 1,830 1,489 17,698 4,353 5,399 66,735

Other Countries -3,370 -4,252 -55,292 5,457 5,347 65,041 8,827 9,599 120,333India -644 -774 -14,540 1,969 1,954 21,628 2,613 2,727 36,167Thailand -961 -1,184 -13,898 762 632 10,928 1,723 1,816 24,826Other -1,764 -2,294 -26,854 2,726 2,761 32,486 4,490 5,055 59,339

Unidentified Countries (2) 39 24 225 39 24 225 (X) (X) (X)

Timing Adjustments (X) 470 -39 (X) -260 -12 (X) -731 27

(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 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.Balance Exports Imports

Item (1) December 2010

November 2010

Annual 2010

December 2010

November 2010

Annual 2010

December 2010

November 2010

Annual 2010

Total Balance of Payments Basis -49,838 -56,530 -645,857 118,444 114,113 1,288,699 168,283 170,643 1,934,555Net Adjustments -1,025 -811 -10,960 964 1,067 10,436 1,990 1,879 21,395Total Census Basis -48,813 -55,719 -634,897 117,480 113,046 1,278,263 166,293 168,765 1,913,160

North America -8,284 -7,463 -94,977 35,291 35,943 412,578 43,575 43,406 507,555Canada -3,587 -1,847 -28,542 20,652 21,055 249,105 24,239 22,902 277,647Mexico -4,697 -5,616 -66,435 14,639 14,889 163,473 19,336 20,504 229,908

Europe -6,588 -8,260 -96,216 27,208 25,495 285,596 33,795 33,756 381,812European Union -6,519 -7,187 -79,611 22,241 21,003 239,583 28,760 28,190 319,195

Austria -197 -488 -4,408 464 157 2,428 661 646 6,835Belgium 1,131 960 9,904 2,268 2,205 25,456 1,137 1,245 15,552Czech Republic -72 -120 -1,039 136 115 1,411 208 235 2,450Finland -101 -136 -1,702 192 207 2,181 293 343 3,884France -791 -953 -11,386 2,747 2,449 26,969 3,538 3,402 38,355Germany -3,228 -3,123 -34,268 4,098 4,567 48,161 7,326 7,689 82,429Hungary -75 -104 -1,200 130 101 1,290 206 205 2,489Ireland -2,604 -2,311 -26,572 514 621 7,276 3,118 2,932 33,848Italy -1,176 -1,348 -14,286 1,299 1,207 14,219 2,474 2,554 28,505Netherlands 1,438 2,014 15,884 3,291 3,292 34,939 1,854 1,277 19,055Poland 29 -38 19 263 282 2,982 235 320 2,964Spain 726 -74 1,625 1,489 782 10,178 763 855 8,553Sweden -612 -614 -5,789 410 426 4,706 1,021 1,040 10,495United Kingdom -312 -311 -1,361 4,164 3,862 48,414 4,476 4,173 49,775Other EU -674 -541 -5,032 776 732 8,975 1,450 1,273 14,007

Norway -127 -307 -3,851 332 228 3,099 459 535 6,950Russia -1,368 -1,668 -19,685 604 667 6,006 1,971 2,334 25,691Switzerland 231 255 1,551 2,102 2,070 20,687 1,871 1,815 19,136Other Europe 1,195 646 5,381 1,928 1,528 16,220 733 882 10,840Euro Area -4,814 -5,576 -65,629 16,771 15,837 176,587 21,585 21,413 242,215

Pacific Rim Countries -24,659 -31,742 -327,492 31,887 29,587 326,397 56,546 61,329 653,888Australia 1,162 1,170 13,215 1,875 1,962 21,798 713 792 8,583China -20,661 -25,112 -273,063 10,137 9,450 91,881 30,798 34,563 364,944Indonesia -920 -864 -9,532 549 656 6,946 1,469 1,520 16,478Japan -5,897 -5,909 -60,060 5,499 5,182 60,486 11,396 11,091 120,545Malaysia -819 -1,105 -11,820 1,329 1,132 14,080 2,148 2,236 25,900Philippines 18 -31 -606 666 677 7,376 649 708 7,982Newly Industrialized Countries (NICS) 2,270 58 14,033 11,370 10,268 120,477 9,100 10,210 106,444

Hong Kong 2,183 1,908 22,274 2,592 2,309 26,570 409 401 4,296Korea -610 -1,614 -10,029 3,458 3,175 38,846 4,068 4,789 48,875Singapore 1,310 546 11,590 2,718 2,254 29,017 1,408 1,708 17,427Taiwan -613 -782 -9,803 2,601 2,531 26,043 3,215 3,313 35,846

Other Pacific Rim 188 50 342 462 259 3,354 274 210 3,012

South/Central America 425 1,326 7,711 12,116 12,391 138,603 11,690 11,065 130,891Argentina 255 381 3,592 717 740 7,395 462 360 3,803Brazil 652 1,150 11,467 3,022 3,025 35,425 2,370 1,875 23,958Chile 212 432 3,896 939 868 10,905 726 436 7,009Colombia -268 -603 -3,590 1,146 1,028 12,069 1,414 1,631 15,659Other S/C A -426 -35 -7,654 6,292 6,729 72,808 6,718 6,764 80,462

OPEC -8,298 -6,957 -95,599 4,999 4,622 54,294 13,297 11,579 149,893Nigeria -2,526 -1,736 -26,448 377 380 4,068 2,902 2,116 30,516Saudi Arabia -1,760 -2,107 -19,857 1,193 880 11,556 2,953 2,987 31,413Venezuela -2,000 -1,584 -22,058 743 1,107 10,649 2,743 2,691 32,707Other OPEC -2,012 -1,530 -27,236 2,686 2,255 28,021 4,699 3,785 55,257

Africa -4,567 -3,497 -56,661 2,822 2,596 28,347 7,389 6,093 85,008Algeria -1,153 -1,135 -13,323 68 131 1,195 1,221 1,266 14,518Egypt 669 429 4,597 791 578 6,835 122 149 2,238South Africa -240 -390 -2,589 500 423 5,631 740 813 8,220Other Africa -3,843 -2,401 -45,346 1,462 1,463 14,686 5,305 3,864 60,032

Other Countries -3,582 -4,318 -48,008 5,013 4,621 55,353 8,595 8,939 103,361India -517 -818 -10,282 1,614 1,543 19,250 2,132 2,361 29,533Thailand -1,099 -1,256 -13,716 890 835 8,977 1,989 2,091 22,693Other -1,966 -2,244 -24,009 2,509 2,243 27,126 4,475 4,487 51,135

Unidentified Countries (2) 51 69 376 51 69 376 (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 CommoditiesIn 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

Item (1) December November Annual Annual Exports Imports Exports Imports Exports Imports Exports Imports

Total Balance of Payment Basis 128,252 186,230 (R) 127,604 (R) 192,488 1,498,226 2,235,283 1,288,699 1,934,555Net Adjustments 1,385 2,159 (R) 1,412 (R) 2,235 17,561 28,327 10,436 21,395

Total Census Basis (2) 126,867 184,071 (R) 126,192 (R) 190,254 1,480,665 2,206,956 1,278,263 1,913,160Manufactured goods (3) 82,980 134,043 81,914 141,636 972,276 1,609,058 873,246 1,438,617Agricultural commodities (3) 11,768 8,444 12,550 8,642 136,318 99,121 115,786 82,015Mineral fuels (3) 12,400 37,825 11,297 37,018 127,919 455,373 80,460 354,968

Selected commodities (3)

ADP equipment and office machines 1,991 9,976 1,724 10,745 21,926 116,493 22,238 113,476Airplanes, engines, and parts (4) 8,239 2,707 7,588 2,365 82,501 25,344 74,741 22,417Alcoholic beverages, distilled 113 590 116 608 1,285 6,248 1,126 5,608Aluminum 467 914 509 904 6,439 11,901 5,171 10,815Animal feeds 748 175 754 178 9,298 1,929 8,996 1,349Artwork and antiques 414 414 435 988 3,248 6,884 3,034 6,268

Basketware, etc. 685 1,335 686 1,301 8,701 14,457 8,360 13,316

Cereal flour 273 419 304 485 3,373 5,056 3,037 4,519Chemicals - cosmetics 1,086 876 1,095 903 13,241 10,613 12,488 9,564Chemicals - dyeing 613 259 592 276 8,522 3,459 7,407 3,105Chemicals - fertilizers 359 651 509 760 5,054 9,160 3,731 6,647Chemicals - inorganic 1,163 1,437 1,021 1,538 13,367 17,014 11,806 13,833Chemicals - medicinal 2,839 6,163 3,978 5,878 40,539 69,561 41,960 65,170Chemicals - n.e.s. 2,207 1,140 2,048 1,183 27,117 13,309 24,136 11,379Chemicals - organic 4,029 4,579 3,708 4,083 43,544 54,265 37,494 45,792Chemicals - plastics 3,604 1,593 3,544 1,641 46,170 20,748 42,019 17,825Cigarettes 25 15 33 13 383 180 371 182Clothing 269 5,845 267 6,553 3,332 85,549 3,197 78,518Coal 1,375 164 1,412 159 16,184 2,133 10,100 2,018Coffee (-) 659 (-) 632 4 6,905 6 4,055Copper 242 635 259 684 3,601 10,152 3,496 7,821Cork, wood, and lumber 365 358 438 355 5,484 4,452 4,732 4,479Corn 1,307 16 1,251 26 14,068 399 10,181 300Cotton, raw and linters 566 5 457 (-) 8,504 17 5,896 8Crude fertilizers and minerals 198 220 223 238 2,614 2,837 2,367 2,257Crude oil 160 29,268 173 27,605 1,460 336,795 1,368 260,105

Electrical machinery (4) 6,377 11,595 6,542 12,304 77,640 137,927 77,019 119,634

Fish and preparations 352 1,573 461 1,472 5,268 16,522 4,223 14,576Footwear 69 1,546 76 1,650 832 22,652 728 20,902Furniture and bedding (4) 445 2,741 463 2,741 5,246 32,356 4,821 31,124

Gem diamonds 283 1,591 245 1,612 3,075 22,323 2,862 18,599General industrial machines 5,114 6,181 5,075 6,149 60,008 74,138 51,793 60,426Glass (4) 268 206 300 213 3,656 2,664 3,380 2,588Glassware 87 200 80 220 1,026 2,5

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