TKL: Chinese trade with the US is declining. US imports from China have declined by 8 percentage points since 2018, to 13.5% of total imports. This is the lowest percentage in 21 years.
In other words, the US economy’s dependence on China has substantially decreased.
By comparison, Mexico’s share has risen by 2 percentage points to ~15.5%, the highest on record.
Additionally, US imports from Canada have also slightly increased to ~13.5%, the highest in 10 years.
The US seems to be less vulnerable to tariffs from China than it was in the last trade war.
In other words, the US economy’s dependence on China has substantially decreased.
By comparison, Mexico’s share has risen by 2 percentage points to ~15.5%, the highest on record.
Additionally, US imports from Canada have also slightly increased to ~13.5%, the highest in 10 years.
The US seems to be less vulnerable to tariffs from China than it was in the last trade war.