International Trade Administration
The International Trade Administration (ITA) provides a variety of statistical programs and data resources to help businesses, policymakers, and researchers analyze and understand U.S. and global trade.
Key ITA Statistical Programs & Data Tools
The ITA's statistical programs and data tools are largely managed by the Office of Trade and Economic Analysis (OTEA). These resources offer comprehensive data on U.S. goods exports and imports by country, product, state, and metropolitan area.
• | TradeStats Express: This is an interactive data tool that allows users to access and analyze national and state-level goods trade data. You can explore trends by partner country and product, with data available on an annual and year-to-date basis. |
• | Metropolitan Export Series: This program provides detailed data on goods exports from over 380 U.S. Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs). It includes interactive maps and dashboards, making it an invaluable resource for understanding export trends at a local level. |
• | ITA Exporter Database: This database provides information on U.S. goods exporters, including their size, location, products, and markets. It offers a detailed look at the characteristics of companies involved in international trade. |
• | Jobs Supported by Exports: The ITA provides estimates on the number of jobs in the United States that are supported by both goods and services exports. This program highlights the economic impact of international trade on the U.S. workforce. |
• | Country Reports: These reports present international trade and other macroeconomic statistics for over 230 trading partners, giving a comprehensive overview of a country's trade relationship with the U.S. |
• | USA Trade Online: While hosted by the U.S. Census Bureau, this platform is a primary source for U.S. international trade data and is frequently used in conjunction with ITA's programs. It allows users to create custom reports and download detailed data on U.S. exports and imports. |