In 2024, the US emerged as Germany's top export market, comprising 10.4% of its total exports, amounting to $161.3 billion. This level marks the most significant export volume in 22 years. Notably, the US absorbs a substantial portion of German pharmaceutical exports, and medical devices, aviation technologies, and automotive products also feature prominently. However, trade is complicated by tariffs stemming from US policies, leading to concerns about future trade relations, despite overall strong ties and a notable trade surplus in favor of Germany.
The US is by far the largest market worldwide for German products, accounting for about 10.4% of the country's total exports in 2024.
Germany exported 161.3 billion worth of goods to the US last year, the highest level in 22 years.
Germany has a trade surplus of 69.8 billion with the US, despite being only the third-largest supplier country for German imports.
US President Trump's tariff policies have introduced significant uncertainty and risks to US-Germany trade ties.
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