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FT920: U.S. Merchandise Trade: Selected Highlights
March 2010
Release date: May 11, 2011
Full Report
- FT920: U.S. Merchandise Trade: Selected Highlights PDF | ZIP (XLS & DOC)
Individual Exhibits: Exports
- Exhibit 1 - U.S. Exports - Domestic and Foreign Merchandise: U.S. Customs District of Export and Method of Transportation
- Exhibit 1a - U.S. Exports - Domestic and Foreign Merchandise: U.S. Port of Export and Method of Transportation
- Exhibit 2 - U.S. Exports - Domestic and Foreign Merchandise: Country of Destination and Method of Transportation
Individual Exhibits: Imports
- Exhibit 3 - U.S. Imports - U.S. Customs District of Entry
- Exhibit 4 - U.S. General Imports - U.S. Customs District of Unlading and Method of Transportation
- Exhibit 4a - U.S. General Imports - U.S. Port of Unlading and Method of Transportation
- Exhibit 5 - U.S. General Imports - Country of Import and Method of Transportation
- Exhibit 6 - U.S. Imports of Merchandise for Consumption - World Area/Market by Country of Origin
July 2012
Trade Numbers
Deficit: $42.0 Billion
Exports: $183.3 Billion
Imports: $225.3 Billion
Next release: October 11, 2012
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