Find all the latest trade statistics at the US government website Trade.gov. Below are links to a sampling of international trade statistics found on their website.
Interactive dashboard with an overview of U.S. goods and services trade statistics. Includes top sectors and trading partners. Updated monthly.
ITA annual Jobs Supported by Exports Data
The International Trade Administration’s annual Jobs Supported by Exports estimates the number of jobs in the United States required to produce U.S. exports. The analysis uses annual data from the Industry Accounts published by the Bureau of Economic Analysis.
Interactive dashboards that present Year-to-Date national and state goods trade by partner and product. Updated monthly.
Manufacturing Industry Tracker
Dynamic web tool that tracks key economic indicators across 21 sectors of manufacturing. Updated monthly.
Partner Trade Tables (Year-to-Date)
Ranked listing of top U.S. goods export and import partner markets with percent change. Updated monthly.
ITA Offices Finder
Find state offices, contact information, local events, and more!
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The International Trade Administration has provided a Basic Guide of Exporting as well as a learning guide which provides links, exporting opportunities, and national and state trade statistics via the TradeStats Express. See especially the Country Commercial Guides! The site is managed by the Department of Commerce's International Trade Administration.
Harmonized Tariff Schedule - classification codes for
USMCA - information related to United States - Mexico - Canada Agreement replaced the previous NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement) in 2020. Managed by The International Trade Administration.
U.S. Trade Representative - find information about countries and trade topics from the Executive Office of the President. Trade agreements are also available.
United States International Trade Commission - has five major operations: import injury investigations, intellectual property-based import injury investigations, industry and economic analysis, tariff and trade information services, and trade policy support.
Department of State: the business section of this website provides information about international markets as well as resources for businesses engaging in international trade.
The Country Studies Series provides descriptions and information on the social, economic, political, and national security systems and institutions of countries around the world.
The US State Department provides the information for this publication which include facts about the land, people, history, government, political conditions, economy, and foreign relations of various countries.
CIA's World Factbook provides information about the geography, people, government, economy, communications, transportation, military etc.of various countries.