Trade War Haven?

what are the top three imports in dollar volume from each of the countries China, Canada, Mexico in 2020–2024

Here are the top three U.S. imports from China, Canada, and Mexico by dollar value in recent years:

China (2023)

1. Electrical machinery & equipment – Includes items like semiconductors, electric storage batteries, and printed circuits.

2. Machinery (including computers) – Covers industrial machinery, excavators, and other heavy equipment.

3. Furniture and bedding – This category includes various household and office furniture items.

China remains a significant supplier of consumer electronics, industrial equipment, and textiles to the U.S. 【27】.

Canada (2023)

1. Crude oil & refined petroleum – Canada is the largest foreign supplier of oil to the U.S.

2. Vehicles & auto parts – The U.S. imports cars, trucks, and automotive components from Canada.

3. Machinery & industrial equipment – Includes heavy-duty machinery, turbines, and industrial tools.

Energy remains a dominant sector in U.S.-Canada trade, alongside automotive and manufacturing【26】.

Mexico (2023)

1. Vehicles & auto parts – Mexico is a key supplier of cars, trucks, and automotive components.

2. Electrical machinery & electronics – Includes semiconductors, telecommunications equipment, and consumer electronics.

3. Plastics & plastic articles – Covers packaging materials, containers, and industrial plastic goods.

Mexico has become the U.S.’s largest trading partner due to its strong role in manufacturing and supply chains【26】.

These industries could face disruptions if new tariffs or trade barriers are introduced. Let me know if you need further details!

  which are the top five  corporate importers fromfrom each of Canada, China Mexico ?

Here are the top five corporate importers from China, Canada, and Mexico to the U.S.:

From China:

1. Walmart – The largest U.S. importer, sourcing a wide range of consumer goods, electronics, and household products.

2. Apple – Imports iPhones, MacBooks, and other tech components manufactured in China.

3. Home Depot – Heavily reliant on China for tools, hardware, and home improvement products.

4. Nike – Imports footwear and apparel from Chinese factories.

5. Amazon – Sources a vast range of goods, from electronics to home goods, for its e-commerce platform.

From Canada:

1. General Motors (GM) – Imports automotive components and vehicles manufactured in Canada.

2. ExxonMobil – Major importer of crude oil and refined petroleum products.

3. Ford – Brings in vehicle parts and assembled automobiles from Canadian factories.

4. Magna International – A key supplier of automotive parts to U.S. manufacturers.

5. Lowe’s – Imports lumber and building materials for home improvement.

From Mexico:

1. General Motors (GM) – Imports cars, trucks, and auto parts manufactured in Mexico.

2. Ford – Sources vehicle parts and finished automobiles from Mexican plants.

3. Tesla – Imports components such as battery parts and electronics from suppliers in Mexico.

4. Whirlpool – Brings in home appliances like refrigerators and washing machines.

5. Caterpillar – Imports heavy machinery and construction equipment.

These companies are likely to be among the most affected by any new tariffs or trade disruptions. The auto industry is especially exposed, with over $200 billion in imports from Canada and Mexico in 2024 alone(marketscreener.com). Similarly, Walmart and Amazon’s reliance on Chinese imports could face significant cost pressures if new tariffs are introduced(pangea-network.com).