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BILATERAL TRADE US-EU BY MEMBER STATES

Submitted by christian on Fri, 07/12/2013 - 13:28

Major destinations of US. exports  (over $ 1 billion) in 2012 to EU countries were: United Kingdom, Germany, Netherlands, France, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Ireland, Sweden, Austria, Poland, Finland, Denmark, Luxembourg, Czech Republic, Hungary and Portugal.

In 2012 the U.S. exported $ 265.3 billion of goods to the EU.  

  1. United Kingdom ($ 54.9 billion)
  2. Germany ($ 48.8 billion)
  3. Netherlands ($ 40.6 billion),
  4. France ($ 30.8 billion)
  5. Belgium ($ 29.4 billion),
  6. Italy ($ 16 billion),
  7. Spain ($ 9.5 billion)
  8. Ireland ($7.4 billion)
  9. Sweden ($5.2 billion,
  10. Austria ($ 3.4 billion)
  11. Poland ($ 3.3 billion).
  12. Finland ($ 2.6 billion)
  13. Denmark ($ 2.2 billion)
  14. Luxembourg ($1.9 billion)
  15. Czech Republic ($1.8 billion)
  16. Hungary ($ 1.6 billion)
  17. Portugal ($ 1.1 billion)
  18. Romania ($ 831 million)
  19. Greece ($ 805 million)
  20. Lithuania ($ 757 million)
  21. Latvia ($ 515 million)
  22. Malta ($ 391 million)
  23. Slovakia ($ 336 million)
  24. Croatia ($ 310 million)
  25. Slovenia ($ 308 million)
  26. Estonia ($ 236 million)
  27. Bulgaria ($ 248 million)
  28. Cyprus ($ 167 million)

Origin of major U.S. imports (over $ 1 billion) in 2012 from EU countries were: Germany, United Kingdom, France, Italy, Ireland, Netherlands, Belgium, Spain, Sweden, Austria, Denmark, Finland, Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary, Portugal, Slovakia, Romania, Lithuania.

In 2012, the U.S. imported $ 381.2 billion of goods from the EU:

  1. Germany ($ 108.7 billion)
  2. United Kingdom ($54.9 billion)
  3. France ($ 41.7 billion)
  4. Italy ($ 36.9 billion)
  5. Ireland ($ 33.3 billion)
  6. Netherlands ($ 22.2 billion)
  7. Belgium ($ 17.3 billion)
  8. Spain ($ 11.8 billion)
  9. Sweden ($ 10.2 billion)
  10. Austria ($ 9.4 billion)
  11. Denmark ($ 6.8 billion)
  12. Finland ($ 5.1 billion)
  13. Poland ($ 4.6 billion)
  14. Czech Rep ($ 3.9 billion)
  15. Hungary ($ 3.2 billion)
  16. Portugal ($ 2.7 billion)
  17. Slovakia ($ 1.8 billion)
  18. Romania ($ 1.6 billion)
  19. Lithuania ($ 1.2 billion)
  20. Greece ($ 986.9 million)
  21. Slovenia ($ 562 million)
  22. Luxembourg ($ 550 million)
  23. Bulgaria ($ 509 million)
  24. Estonia ($ 506 million)
  25. Croatia ($ 444 million)
  26. Malta ($ 257 million)
  27. Latvia ($ 246 million)
  28. Cyprus ($ 29 million)

 

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