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U.S. Imports
$6.4B
U.S. Exports: $0
-$6.4B (net importer)
Indiana is a leading manufacturing state with a strong export base in transportation equipment, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and industrial machinery. The state is home to a significant automotive and auto parts manufacturing cluster, making it highly integrated with supply chains linked to Canada and Mexico under the USMCA trade agreement. Indiana's top trading partners include Canada, Mexico, France, Germany, and China.
Indiana's primary export industries include motor vehicles and auto parts, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, industrial machinery, and steel products, with Canada and Mexico as the dominant trading partners due to deep automotive supply chain integration.
The USMCA is critically important to Indiana's economy because the state's automotive and manufacturing sectors are deeply embedded in North American supply chains, with significant cross-border flows of auto parts and finished vehicles between Indiana, Canada, and Mexico.
Indiana's automotive, steel, and pharmaceutical industries are most exposed to international trade risks, including tariff changes, currency fluctuations, and supply chain disruptions, given their heavy reliance on cross-border inputs and export markets.
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