A country's economy grows through mutually beneficial trade partnerships and international collaboration. Countries export surplus goods and services and compensate for what they lack through imports. When the imports exceed exports, it results in trade deficits.
The United States has long played a central role in global trade, forging agreements with nations worldwide. It is also an important market with an affluent consumer base. With high purchasing power, the US continues to meet increasing demands by importing more goods than it exports.
This gallery highlights the countries with which the US maintained a goods trade deficit in 2025. Intrigued? Click through to explore the key players in America’s trade landscape.
All figures in USD.