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Taiwan U.S.-Bound Exports Rose 5.8x from 2015 to 2025

U.S.-bound goods exports rose from US$34.3B to US$198.3B

What the Data Shows

This statistic shows the scale of Taiwan’s U.S. export reset over a decade. The U.S. moved from a modest 12.21% export destination in 2015 to Taiwan’s largest export market in 2025. In value terms, U.S.-bound exports rose from roughly US$34.3B to US$198.3B, a fivefold-plus jump visible without needing a dense time series.

Data table

U.S.-bound exports — 2015 $34.3B +$164.0B
U.S.-bound exports — 2025 $198.3B +$164.0B
U.S.-bound exports — change 5.8x

Data notes & caveats

Both endpoints are nominal U.S.-dollar customs values from Taiwan official trade-source material. The 2015 endpoint comes from the MOF Dec. 2016 e-book source family; 2025 comes from the MOF annual report.

Methodology

Use MOF official trade publications for the 2015 and 2025 U.S.-bound export endpoints. Multiple equals 2025 exports divided by 2015 exports; increase equals 2025 minus 2015.