U.S. Census Bureau 2025 full year Total trade: #19 of 23

U.S.–Singapore trade — exports, imports & trade balance (U.S. Census)

$79.9BTotal trade ・1.4% of the world total
$41.6BExports (U.S. → partner)
$38.2BImports (partner → U.S.)
$3.4BTrade balance・(exports exceed imports = a U.S. surplus)

U.S.–Singapore goods trade in 2025 totaled ≈$79.86B, No.19 of 23 (1.4% of world trade) — a U.S. trade surplus of ≈$3.41B.

Exports ≈$41.63B; imports ≈$38.23B; trade balance +≈$3.41B (U.S. exports more).

The U.S. exports more than it imports with this partner.

A trans-shipment hub. Trade centers on electronics, pharmaceuticals, and machinery; the U.S. tends to run a surplus.

Annual trade

  • Exports (U.S. → partner)$41.6B (total exports, U.S. → partner)
  • Imports (partner → U.S.)$38.2B (general imports, partner → U.S.)
  • Trade balance$3.4B (exports exceed imports = a U.S. surplus)
  • Total trade$79.9B (1.4% of the world total)

Year-by-year trend (past 12 years)

U.S.–Singapore goods trade has risen about 71% from 2014 to 2025 (≈$46.57B to ≈$79.86B), with a U.S. surplus in the latest year.

201420162018202020222024

Exports (U.S. → partner) Imports (partner → U.S.)

Year Exports (U.S. → partner) Imports (partner → U.S.) Trade balance Total trade
2025 $41.6B $38.2B $3.4B $79.9B
2024 $45B $43.3B $1.8B $88.3B
2023 $42.9B $40.8B $2.1B $83.8B
2022 $0 $31.6B −$31.6B $31.6B
2021 $35.4B $29.6B $5.8B $65B
2020 $0 $30.8B −$30.8B $30.8B
2019 $0 $26.4B −$26.4B $26.4B
2018 $32.9B $26.5B $6.4B $59.4B
2017 $29.6B $19.4B $10.3B $49B
2016 $26.8B $17.8B $9B $44.6B
2015 $28.5B $18.3B $10.2B $46.8B
2014 $30.1B $16.5B $13.6B $46.6B

Each year is a full calendar-year (January–December) total. Source: U.S. Census Bureau foreign-trade statistics (goods). Statistics may be revised.

About these figures

Figures are country-level aggregates of goods trade based on U.S. Census Bureau foreign-trade statistics. Exports are total exports; imports are general imports (goods arriving in the U.S.); both are totals for the latest available full calendar year (January–December). The trade balance is exports minus imports — positive means a U.S. surplus. Statistics may be revised, and services trade (travel, IP royalties, etc.) is not included.

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