Press Release
The economic partnership between the United States and Italy continues to strengthen, with bilateral trade reaching record levels in recent years. According to the latest US import data, US export data, and Italy import statistics, US–Italy trade relations crossed the $120 billion mark in 2025, highlighting the growing commercial ties between the two major global economies.
US–Italy Trade Relations Reach Record High
Recent US import-export data shows that US–Italy trade reached $120.1 billion in 2025, a 7% increase from the previous year, reflecting stronger economic cooperation. In January 2026, bilateral trade totaled $9.22 billion, indicating continued growth in trade relations.
Key US–Italy Trade Figures (2025)
- Total bilateral trade: $120.1 billion
- US imports from Italy: $76.4 billion
- US exports to Italy: $43.6 billion
- US trade deficit with Italy: $32.8 billion
The figures demonstrate that the United States continues to import significantly more goods from Italy than it exports, reflecting strong demand in the US market for Italian products such as machinery, pharmaceuticals, luxury goods, and beverages.
Growth in Italian Exports to the United States
By 2025, Italian exports to the United States showed notable growth. According to trade statistics:
- Total exports to the US: $82.4 billion (€69.6 billion)
- Year-over-year growth rate: +7.2%
This steady growth highlights the increasing importance of the US market for Italian manufacturers and exporters.
What Does the US Import from Italy?
The United States imports a wide range of high-value industrial and consumer goods from Italy. Based on the latest US import data, the major product categories include:
1. Nuclear Reactors & Machinery (HS Code 84)
Imports valued at $14.57 billion, making it the largest category of US imports from Italy. These products include industrial machinery, mechanical appliances, and manufacturing equipment.
2. Pharmaceutical Products (HS Code 30)
Pharmaceutical imports totaled $10.57 billion, reflecting Italy’s strong global position in the pharmaceutical and healthcare manufacturing sector.
3. Electrical Machinery & Equipment (HS Code 85)
The US imported $4.05 billion worth of electrical machinery and equipment, including components used in electronics and industrial applications.
4. Vehicles (HS Code 87)
Italian automotive exports to the US reached $3.67 billion, including luxury and high-performance vehicles.
5. Beverages, Spirits, & Vinegar (HS Code 22)
Italian wines and spirits remain highly popular in the US market, with imports valued at $3.34 billion.
Future Outlook for US–Italy Trade
With growing industrial cooperation, technology exchange, and rising consumer demand, US–Italy trade relations are expected to strengthen further. Businesses and analysts use US import-export data to track trade trends, identify opportunities, and monitor supply chain movements between the US and Italy.
