New trade statistics: trade development after US increased tariffs

US trade in goods has slowed down since the US new tariffs were introduced. At the same time, there has been no major increase in imports from China to the EU. Follow statistics on important trade flows on our web – with updates every month.

Imports from China after the US increased tariffs

What do EU and German imports of goods from China look like after the US tariff increases in April 2025? Find out in these two charts.

US trade after the US increased tariffs

How have the United States’ goods exports and imports been affected after the tariff increases were introduced in April 2025? On this page you get an overview of how US exports and imports to the world have developed.

EU trade after the US increased tariffs

How are the EU’s goods exports and imports developing after the US tariff increases in April 2025? On this page you get an overview of the EU’s foreign trade, both in relation to the US and to the world.

Trade after the US increased tariffs

How have trade flows changed after the US increased tariffs in 2025? Have EU and US goods exports increased or decreased in relation to previous years? How are imports performing compared to earlier years? These two graphs will show you.

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Webinar: Opportunities for tea and herbal infusions in the Swedish market

Do you have tea or herbal infusions that Swedish consumers would appreciate? Excellent! Before you begin exporting, there are some important issues you should be aware of to ensure a successful market entry. Attend this webinar and learn more.

Invitation to Trade Academy EU Integration 2026

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Climate dialogues should include carbon emissions in trade

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Ten priorities to strengthen the EU’s economic security

A new analysis from the National Board of Trade Sweden presents ten priorities to support a more coordinated and evidence-based economic security agenda.

Ten priorities for the EU’s economic security agenda

At a time of growing geopolitical tension, rapid technological change and increased global economic fragmentation, the European Union faces challenges regarding economic security. This analysis presents ten priorities to help the EU respond effectively and position itself as a constructive partner in the global...

Modelling a new era in trade

The National Board of Trade Sweden has simulated the effects of the new tariffs introduced by the United States and other countries since the end of 2024. The results show that these tariffs have a negative impact on global trade – and that the United States itself is the most affected.

Tariffs slow global trade – with the United States hit the hardest

New simulations by the National Board of Trade Sweden show that the tariffs introduced since late 2024 have a clearly negative effect on global trade.

Alicia García Herrero: Europe should pick its battles and find alliances to defend the multilateral trading system

Alicia García Herrero reflects on how researchers and policymakers can support each other. With experience in both worlds, she brings a valuable perspective and a strong voice for bridging the gap between them.

Vinod K. Aggarwal: The current rules-based order at the global level is dead

Vinod K. Aggarwal reflects on the concept of new economic statecraft for a new age. Drawing on his extensive background in political science, he brings a thought-provoking lens to economic research and policymaking.

Eva Sjögren: To build bridges between academia and policy is more important than ever

Eva Sjögren shares her reflections on how Europe can be turned into an economic powerhouse. Her experience in the government offices of a small EU member state has taught her how to turn size into an advantage in EU trade policy.

Iana Dreyer: The key challenge is helping politicians understand why trade matters

Iana Dreyer reflects on lessons from history and shares her perspective on the current climate among trade policymakers around the world. With her background in journalism, she offers unique insight into how media can help build a bridge between those who make trade policy and those who analyse it.

Arancha González: Do not sugar-coat the difficulties; show that you understand them and are ready to address them

As one of the keynote speakers at the Heckscher-Ohlin conference, Arancha González Laya brings deep experience from the United Nations (UN), the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the European Union (EU). Read this interview on the complex relationship between research and policymaking, and the role of trade scholars...