The Observatory of Economic Complexity (OEC) details the goods most exported by the United States (US) to the world in January 2025.
The largest export was aircraft parts, including gliders, balloons, and powered aircraft, totaling US$10.8 billion.
Next was refined petroleum at US$9.27 billion. Slightly below that was crude oil at US$9.26 billion.
This was followed by natural gas and petroleum at US$7.14 billion. There were also unspecified commodities totaling US$5.04 billion.
During the same period, the OEC recorded year-on-year (yoy) growth in US exports, primarily driven by increased exports to Malaysia (US$603 million, or 34.2% growth); France (US$788 million, or 22.9% growth); and Mexico (US$1.43 billion, or 5.41% growth).
However, overall, the US exported most of its goods to Mexico (US$27.9 billion), Canada (US$26.5 billion), China (US$9.9 billion), the Netherlands (US$7.33 billion), and Germany (US$6.09 billion).