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Analysis and insights available at TradeMatters videos, Trade Trends webinars and Trade Talk newsletters. - WorldCity

▢️ Here are the latest export-import trade overview for Houston Airport System, Dallas Fort Worth International Airport ...
09/12/2025

▢️ Here are the latest export-import trade overview for Houston Airport System, Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW), Miami International Airport, Pharr International Bridge, Port of Eagle Pass and City of Brownsville, Texas bridges.

Every month we provide customized videos for a port's trade.

Latest through July 2025: https://bit.ly/Export-ImportVideos



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08/28/2025

🍷 Oh Canada, our U.S. red wine is blue without you. Exports of U.S. wine are down 29% YTD according to the latest U.S. Census Bureau export-import trade data we analyze.

Canada was the primary market for U.S. wines, exports of this spirit to our neighbor to the north are down 65% by value through the first six months of the year. Canada has fallen from our No. 1 consumer of wine to No. 15.

🍷 Where is the U.S. exporting wine to this year?

Check out the charts: https://ustradenumbers.com/export/Wine/



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πŸ›’οΈ National Petroleum Day, celebrating U.S. energy.U.S. exports of gasoline are down 8.22% through June 2025 compared to...
08/27/2025

πŸ›’οΈ National Petroleum Day, celebrating U.S. energy.

U.S. exports of gasoline are down 8.22% through June 2025 compared to 2024 figures. Just under half of all U.S. gasoline and other fuels travels to the rest of the world through 5 ports.

πŸ“ Top 5 ports, U.S. Gasoline ExportsπŸ“
1. Port Houston
2. Port Corpus Christi
3. Port of Beaumont
4. Port of New Orleans
5. Port of South Louisiana

Top markets: https://ustradenumbers.com/export/gasoline-other-fuels/



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08/22/2025

πŸš— U.S. imports of Passenger vehicles decreased 10.65% through June according to our analysis of the latest U.S. Census Bureau export-import trade data.

The category ranked 2 through June among the roughly 1,265 import commodity groupings as classified by Census. It ranked No. 1 in 2024 with a total value of $216.81 billion, 4.25% increase from the 2023 total.

The top 5 sources of passenger vehicle imports, Mexico (down 4.69%), Japan (up 0.47%), South Korea (down 17.97%), Canada (down 11.37%) and Germany (down 7.07%).

Charts: https://ustradenumbers.com/import/passenger-vehicles/



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πŸ›’ Made for U.S.A.Here are the 5 fastest-growing U.S. imports from the world for the first six months of 2025.**Fastest-g...
08/11/2025

πŸ›’ Made for U.S.A.

Here are the 5 fastest-growing U.S. imports from the world for the first six months of 2025.

**Fastest-growing Imports**
πŸ”Ό 2,221%, Articles with precious metals (7115)
πŸ”Ό 1,066%, Insulin, hormones and steroids (2937)
πŸ”Ό 161%, Refined copper, alloys, unwrought (7403)
πŸ”Ό 125%, Silver, various forms (7106)
πŸ”Ό 87%, Gold (7108)

Now, there are more than 1,100 different products at this level of groupings (4-digit HS tariff classification), so we only looked at those goods that had at least $5 billion in imports YTD, those 68 made up 68% of all imports, and compared them by percentage growth.

Any surprises?

Honorable mention to computer part and computer imports, the U.S. received $57 billion more in those technology products this year than last year. The five fastest-growing above added $123 billion to our deficit.

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🦾 Made in U.S.A. Here are the 5 fastest-growing U.S. exports to the world for the first six months of 2025. **Fastest-gr...
08/08/2025

🦾 Made in U.S.A.

Here are the 5 fastest-growing U.S. exports to the world for the first six months of 2025.

**Fastest-growing Exports**
πŸ”Ό 3,037%, Articles with precious metals (7115)
πŸ”Ό 80%, Gold (7108)
πŸ”Ό 47%, Computers (8471)
πŸ”Ό 43%, Computer parts (8473)
πŸ”Ό 39%, Natural gas, LNG (2711)

Now, there are more than 1,100 different products at this level of groupings (4-digit HS tariff classification), so we only looked at those goods that had at least $5 billion in exports YTD, those 34 made up 58% of all exports, and compared them by percentage growth.

Any surprises?

All in, these five alone brought in $55.82 billion more this year.

πŸ“ June 2025 U.S. export-import trade data has been released.● ● ● TRADE HIGHLIGHTS ● ● ●● U.S. trade increases 9.49% thr...
08/06/2025

πŸ“ June 2025 U.S. export-import trade data has been released.

● ● ● TRADE HIGHLIGHTS ● ● ●

● U.S. trade increases 9.49% through June to $2.84 trillion YTD
● The overall trade deficit was $692.15B up compared to the same period last year, when the deficit was $541.24B.
● Top Exports in June: Civilian aircraft, parts then Gasoline and Oil
● Top imports in June: Computers, Cars and Oil
● Top ports in June: Port Laredo, Chicago Department of Aviation (CDA) - O'Hare & Midway International Airports and Port of Los Angeles

Source: https://ustradenumbers.com/united-states/ as analyzed by WorldCity from U.S. Census Bureau data.



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08/01/2025

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> Federal Reserve Trade and Transportation Advisory Board, two terms
> Founder of WorldCity
> Insights and discoveries as a Forbes.com contributor on international trade since 2016



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