Who are The U.S.'s top 2 importers and 2 Exporters? What are the U.S's top 2...
Who are The U.S.'s top 2 importers and 2 Exporters? What are the U.S's top 2 chief imports and
2 chief exports?
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Top 2 US Export Partners are Japan and China where Japan stands first and China 2nd
Top 2 US import partners are China and Canada where China stands 1st and Canada 2nd
Top 2 US Export products are Aircrafts, Spacecrafts and Cars.
Top 2 US import products are computer and hardware machinery, Electric machinery
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