Presented by Terri Long Foreign Trade Division

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1 Trade data from the U.S. Census Bureau Presented by Terri Long Foreign Trade Division

2 Overview Types of trade data Publicly l available data sources How to use trade data to: Find emerging markets Determine market share 2

3 Export Types Domestic Grown, produced, or manufactured in the U.S. Foreign Previously imported into the U.S. and exported Total Exports Combines Domestic and Foreign Most commonly used by Census 3

4 General Imports Import Types Measure the arrival of goods into the U.S. Goods for direct consumption Goods entering bonded warehouses and Foreign Trade Zones (FTZ) Most widely used measure of imports 4

5 Import Types Continued Imports for Consumption Goods that have physically cleared through Customs entering consumption channels Goods for direct consumption Goods leaving bonded warehouses and Foreign Trade Zones 5

6 Data Confidentiality Provide only summary statistics Will not provide company information i Exception: National Interest Determination (NID). Can only be made by Secretary of Commerce. 6

7 Census Based Trade Data Focus is on movement of goods Trade data does not include U.S. possessions or in-transit shipments Collected using Harmonized System Published monthly 7

8 Trade Statistics Quantity Values District/Ports Method of Transport Special Trade Programs State exports & imports Duties Variety of classifications All data is available 8:30am on press release morning on the internet 8

9 Classification Systems System Source Purpose Harmonized System (HS) End use Standard International Trade Classification (SITC) North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) U.S. Census Bureau (exports) and U.S. International Trade Commission i (imports) Bureau of Economic Analysis United Nations U.S. Census Bureau Detailed trade data classification, collection, and publication Correlate with National Income Accounts (GDP) U.N. International standard Correlate with U.S. domestic manufacturing data 9

10 USA Trade Online Exports and Imports Harmonized System (HS) Classification 2-, 4-, and 10-digit levels Country and Customs District level Monthly, Year-to-Date and Annual time series 10

11 State Data on USA Trade Online Exports and Imports HS6 and NAICS4 All 50 States, DC, Puerto Rico & the U.S. Virgin Islands Monthly, 2002 present (2008 for imports) Country of Origin/Destination Value, shipping weight and method of transportation 11

12 Port Data on USA Trade Online Available with port, country, and 6-digit HS level Available on monthly, YTD, and annual basis from 2003 present Imports & Exports by value, shipping weight, and transportation methods 12

13 NAICS-Based Imports & Exports Monthly, 2002 Present 6-Digit NAICS Country & District Import Values: General Customs, General CIF, Consumption Customs, Consumption CIF Values Export Values: Total, Domestic, & Foreign Values Balance (Total Export Value General Customs Import Value) 13

14 FTD Website Latest monthly trade numbers by commodity or country Schedule B commodity classification keyword search Up-to-date regulations and reference materials Automated Export System (AES) information Commodity specific corrections 14

15 Statistics can Affect the GDP Assist in trade negotiations Impact investment decisions Impact the interest rates (FRB) Find emerging markets Help determine market share 15

16 Find Emerging Markets Identify product trends by country Which h countries are buying more U.S. goods? What products have seen the most growth in exports? How long have these trends continued? 16

17 Example: Upholstered Wooden Furniture Exporter Furniture R Us exports upholstered wooden furniture and is looking to tap into new markets. Furniture R Us looks at the overall trend in U.S. upholstered wooden furniture exports Canada, C d the number one buyer of U.S. upholstered wooden furniture exports, closely follows the world average Furniture R Us looks at other countries that may show promising trends Using data over several years, Furniture R Us identifies up-andcoming markets 17

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20 Determine Your Market Share Gauge how well your company is doing How much of the current market do you service? Has your market share been increasing or decreasing in recent months? 20

21 Example: Determining Market Share In 2008, Acme Inc. exported $400 thousand worth of upholstered wooden furniture to China. The following year, Acme exported $800 thousand worth of upholstered wooden furniture to China. U.S. upholstered wooden furniture exports to China totaled $2.7 million in 2008 and $3.9 million in Acme s market share in China grew from 15% to 21% in just one year. Acme can use this knowledge to make decisions about how it does business. 21

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23 U.S. Exports of Upholstered Wooden Furniture: Top Ten Countries Country World Total 184,565, ,222, ,057, ,201,494 Canada 141,759, ,737, ,082, ,648,671 Mexico 7,573,589 12,031,531 9,948,863 10,735,243 China 3,930,072 2,710,343 1,781,415 1,621,007 Saudi Arabia 2,765,227 2,085,599 1,100, ,007 United Kingdom 2,260,794 2,666,620 1,580,419 1,909,311 Israel 1,748, ,544, ,045, , Bahamas 1,451,818 1,153,647 3,837,242 1,942,593 Germany 1,320, , ,691 2,207,295 Russia 1,247,168, 1,234,795, 937, ,378 Dominican Republic 1,158, , , ,774 All Other Countries 19,350,082 27,212,570 21,914,563 21,787,217 23

24 NAICS Data Other Data Industry-based use with Census survey data State Data State export series from 2002 to present State import data coming in March 2010 Advanced Technology Product Data Categories from biotech to nuclear tech Available by country And more! 24

25 Contact Information Foreign Trade Division websites: Phone: or option 4 Terri Long terrina.l.long@census.gov 25