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U.S. Imports
$1.1B
U.S. Exports
$1.2B
+$102.4M (net exporter)
The United States imported $1.1B/month and exported $1.2B/month with Saudi Arabia as of February 2026, covering 261 product categories.
Saudi Arabia is one of the world's largest oil exporters and a top U.S. trade partner in the Middle East, with petroleum products forming the core of its export profile. The U.S. exports significant volumes of machinery, vehicles, aircraft, and defense systems to Saudi Arabia under both commercial and government-to-government arrangements. Trade professionals should be aware of Saudi Aramco procurement requirements, halal certification standards, and country-of-origin marking rules when exporting to the Kingdom.
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Saudi Arabia's top imports from the U.S. include aircraft and aerospace equipment, military and defense systems, machinery, vehicles, and food products.
Yes. Exporters must comply with Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization (SASO) requirements, halal certification for food and consumer products, Arabic labeling rules, and country-of-origin marking. Defense exports require State Department licensing under ITAR.
No bilateral FTA exists between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia. Goods are subject to Saudi customs tariffs, which are generally set at 5% for most products under GCC common external tariff rules, with exceptions for certain categories.
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Annual data from BEA | 2024
Services Exports
$11.3B
Services Imports
$2.1B