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1001141 No.1001141 [Reply] [Original]

How many countries today can say "The USA is our biggest trading partner?"
I assume Canada and Mexico can say this. Who else?

>> No.1001149

>>1001141
Bermuda

>> No.1001150

God Blast America

>> No.1001158

>>1001141
Why is this a discussion? Google it and be done with it.

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1001164

>>1001141
I think germany? I work for Stihl (chainsaws etc) and i know that Usa buys the most. Dont know if its the same for the rest though

>> No.1001166

>>1001141
the UK (as long as we're not counting the EU as a whole as a trading partner)

>> No.1001191

>>1001166
Ok UK
>>1001164
Probably Germany too then
>>1001158
It's a discussion because more countries biggest trading partner used to be USA. Now less countriess can say this. For a lot of countries China has become the biggest trading partner. It's an indication of the health of the USA economy. As long as big economies such as Germany and UK do most trading with USA things will remain the way they have been for a long time. But when the biggest trading partner of Germany or UK becomes China or Russia than things will change.

>> No.1001368

>>1001150
>>1001150
I'm stoked for the blitz-severity.