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U.S. Imports
$64.5M
U.S. Exports
$149.6M
+$85.1M (net exporter)
The United States imported $64.5M/month and exported $149.6M/month with Kuwait as of February 2026, covering 57 product categories.
Kuwait is a major petroleum-exporting nation and a significant U.S. trade partner in the Gulf region, with crude oil and refined products dominating its export profile. The U.S. exports substantial volumes of machinery, vehicles, aircraft, and defense equipment to Kuwait. Kuwait does not have a bilateral FTA with the United States, so most goods are subject to standard MFN tariff rates.
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The U.S. exports machinery, aircraft, vehicles, defense equipment, and food products to Kuwait, reflecting both the country's infrastructure development needs and its defense partnership with the United States.
No. The U.S. and Kuwait do not have a bilateral free trade agreement in force. Goods are generally subject to MFN tariff rates, though negotiations for a broader Gulf Cooperation Council FTA have been discussed.
Kuwait's exports are dominated by crude petroleum and petroleum products, which account for the overwhelming majority of its export revenue and drive the bilateral trade balance with the U.S.
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Annual data from BEA | 2024
Services Exports
$2.0B
Services Imports
$1.7B