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Real Exports of Goods and Services

2.788T for Q2 2026

Real Exports of Goods and Services came in at 2.788T for Q2 2026, up 1.11% from 2.757T the prior quarter and 5.30% above its level of 2.647T one year ago. The series has averaged 905B since 1947, reaching a record high of 2.788T in April 2026 and a record low of 57.7B in January 1950.

Source: Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED), St. Louis Fed

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Historical Data

Observation dateValue
April 1, 20262.788T
January 1, 20262.757T
October 1, 20252.687T
July 1, 20252.709T
April 1, 20252.647T
January 1, 20252.66T
October 1, 20242.658T
July 1, 20242.664T
April 1, 20242.608T
January 1, 20242.604T
October 1, 20232.575T
July 1, 20232.537T
April 1, 20232.509T
January 1, 20232.544T
October 1, 20222.52T
July 1, 20222.539T
April 1, 20222.452T
January 1, 20222.378T
October 1, 20212.403T
July 1, 20212.269T
April 1, 20212.27T
January 1, 20212.247T
October 1, 20202.242T
July 1, 20202.116T
April 1, 20201.886T
January 1, 20202.387T
October 1, 20192.478T
July 1, 20192.463T
April 1, 20192.462T
January 1, 20192.475T
October 1, 20182.452T
July 1, 20182.442T
April 1, 20182.473T
January 1, 20182.459T
October 1, 20172.443T
July 1, 20172.382T
April 1, 20172.368T
January 1, 20172.36T
October 1, 20162.304T
July 1, 20162.321T
April 1, 20162.284T
January 1, 20162.267T
October 1, 20152.273T
July 1, 20152.276T
April 1, 20152.295T
January 1, 20152.288T
October 1, 20142.307T
July 1, 20142.288T
April 1, 20142.278T
January 1, 20142.23T
October 1, 20132.252T
July 1, 20132.189T
April 1, 20132.17T
January 1, 20132.151T
October 1, 20122.14T
July 1, 20122.137T
April 1, 20122.124T
January 1, 20122.104T
October 1, 20112.078T
July 1, 20112.063T
April 1, 20112.035T
January 1, 20112.001T
October 1, 20101.984T
July 1, 20101.931T
April 1, 20101.877T
January 1, 20101.837T
October 1, 20091.796T
July 1, 20091.703T
April 1, 20091.642T
January 1, 20091.631T
October 1, 20081.773T
July 1, 20081.884T
April 1, 20081.892T
January 1, 20081.838T
October 1, 20071.809T
July 1, 20071.769T
April 1, 20071.715T
January 1, 20071.689T
October 1, 20061.657T
July 1, 20061.596T
April 1, 20061.598T
January 1, 20061.569T
October 1, 20051.508T
July 1, 20051.463T
April 1, 20051.463T
January 1, 20051.431T
October 1, 20041.405T
July 1, 20041.372T
April 1, 20041.367T
January 1, 20041.339T
October 1, 20031.31T
July 1, 20031.253T
April 1, 20031.22T
January 1, 20031.218T
October 1, 20021.222T
July 1, 20021.24T
April 1, 20021.236T
January 1, 20021.2T
October 1, 20011.175T
July 1, 20011.217T
April 1, 20011.283T
January 1, 20011.321T
October 1, 20001.338T
July 1, 20001.352T
April 1, 20001.32T
January 1, 20001.281T
October 1, 19991.263T
July 1, 19991.236T
April 1, 19991.2T
January 1, 19991.185T
October 1, 19981.189T
July 1, 19981.147T
April 1, 19981.152T
January 1, 19981.165T
October 1, 19971.159T
July 1, 19971.161T
April 1, 19971.135T
January 1, 19971.091T
October 1, 19961.071T
July 1, 19961.008T
April 1, 19961,000B
January 1, 1996984B
October 1, 1995972B
July 1, 1995959B
April 1, 1995919B
January 1, 1995906B
October 1, 1994889B
July 1, 1994869B
April 1, 1994838B
January 1, 1994810B
October 1, 1993802B
July 1, 1993777B
April 1, 1993779B
January 1, 1993770B
October 1, 1992768B
July 1, 1992765B
April 1, 1992749B
January 1, 1992748B
October 1, 1991735B
July 1, 1991719B
April 1, 1991702B
January 1, 1991678B
October 1, 1990673B
July 1, 1990668B
April 1, 1990663B
January 1, 1990654B
October 1, 1989627B
July 1, 1989618B
April 1, 1989612B
January 1, 1989586B
October 1, 1988569B
July 1, 1988552B
April 1, 1988541B
January 1, 1988527B
October 1, 1987499B
July 1, 1987481B
April 1, 1987461B
January 1, 1987443B
October 1, 1986442B
July 1, 1986426B
April 1, 1986417B
January 1, 1986412B
October 1, 1985400B
July 1, 1985388B
April 1, 1985394B
January 1, 1985395B
October 1, 1984394B
July 1, 1984386B
April 1, 1984378B
January 1, 1984369B
October 1, 1983361B
July 1, 1983354B
April 1, 1983349B
January 1, 1983348B
October 1, 1982342B
July 1, 1982359B
April 1, 1982375B
January 1, 1982373B
October 1, 1981390B
July 1, 1981388B
April 1, 1981397B
January 1, 1981394B
October 1, 1980387B
July 1, 1980389B
April 1, 1980390B
January 1, 1980383B
October 1, 1979373B
July 1, 1979351B
April 1, 1979338B
January 1, 1979338B
October 1, 1978337B
July 1, 1978324B
April 1, 1978321B
January 1, 1978291B
October 1, 1977284B
July 1, 1977293B
April 1, 1977291B
January 1, 1977283B
October 1, 1976288B
July 1, 1976285B
April 1, 1976277B
January 1, 1976274B
October 1, 1975276B
July 1, 1975261B
April 1, 1975266B
January 1, 1975274B
October 1, 1974272B
July 1, 1974265B
April 1, 1974280B
January 1, 1974267B
October 1, 1973264B
July 1, 1973251B
April 1, 1973251B
January 1, 1973239B
October 1, 1972223B
July 1, 1972214B
April 1, 1972202B
January 1, 1972208B
October 1, 1971186B
July 1, 1971205B
April 1, 1971196B
January 1, 1971197B
October 1, 1970195B
July 1, 1970195B
April 1, 1970194B
January 1, 1970187B
October 1, 1969184B
July 1, 1969180B
April 1, 1969183B
January 1, 1969150B
October 1, 1968170B
July 1, 1968173B
April 1, 1968162B
January 1, 1968159B
October 1, 1967155B
July 1, 1967152B
April 1, 1967153B
January 1, 1967155B
October 1, 1966153B
July 1, 1966150B
April 1, 1966152B
January 1, 1966147B
October 1, 1965151B
July 1, 1965142B
April 1, 1965145B
January 1, 1965125B
October 1, 1964141B
July 1, 1964138B
April 1, 1964134B
January 1, 1964135B
October 1, 1963128B
July 1, 1963123B
April 1, 1963124B
January 1, 1963115B
October 1, 1962113B
July 1, 1962117B
April 1, 1962117B
January 1, 1962111B
October 1, 1961111B
July 1, 1961109B
April 1, 1961105B
January 1, 1961110B
October 1, 1960111B
July 1, 1960110B
April 1, 1960108B
January 1, 1960105B
October 1, 195992.7B
July 1, 195997.6B
April 1, 195989B
January 1, 195989.7B
October 1, 195883.6B
July 1, 195883.9B
April 1, 195883.7B
January 1, 195883.3B
October 1, 195792.5B
July 1, 195795.3B
April 1, 195798B
January 1, 1957101B
October 1, 195694.9B
July 1, 195690.8B
April 1, 195687.9B
January 1, 195682.3B
October 1, 195578.6B
July 1, 195578.2B
April 1, 195573.4B
January 1, 195575.2B
October 1, 195472.5B
July 1, 195469.3B
April 1, 195471.6B
January 1, 195462.6B
October 1, 195365.5B
July 1, 195367.8B
April 1, 195365.2B
January 1, 195364.8B
October 1, 195265.9B
July 1, 195265.4B
April 1, 195271B
January 1, 195279.8B
October 1, 195175.8B
July 1, 195176.5B
April 1, 195174.7B
January 1, 195168B
October 1, 195064.7B
July 1, 195059.9B
April 1, 195058.4B
January 1, 195057.7B
October 1, 194958.6B
July 1, 194967.7B
April 1, 194973.9B
January 1, 194974.5B
October 1, 194866.6B
July 1, 194869B
April 1, 194867.4B
January 1, 194874.4B
October 1, 194777.9B
July 1, 194787.9B
April 1, 194792.6B
January 1, 194793.8B

About Real Exports of Goods and Services

What it measures

Real Exports of Goods and Services (FRED series EXPGSC1) measures the inflation-adjusted value of US-produced goods and services sold abroad, including merchandise, travel, transport, and business services. The Bureau of Economic Analysis publishes it quarterly in chained dollars as a positive contributor within the GDP expenditure accounts.

Why it matters

Exports link US output to global demand, making the series a gauge of foreign economic health and American competitiveness. It matters for manufacturers, agriculture, and increasingly for services firms selling software, finance, and intellectual property abroad. Currency strength, trade agreements, and tariffs all leave visible marks on this series.

How to read it

Rising real exports typically reflect solid growth among trading partners or a competitive dollar; declines often follow global slowdowns or sustained dollar appreciation, usually with a lag of several quarters. Goods exports are more volatile than services exports, with aircraft and commodities causing notable swings. Read alongside foreign PMIs and the trade-weighted dollar for context.

Get Real Exports of Goods and Services in Excel

Pull Real Exports of Goods and Services directly into your spreadsheet with a single MarketXLS formula - always current, no copy-pasting:

=RealExports()

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the current Real Exports of Goods and Services?

Real Exports of Goods and Services is 2.788T as of April 2026.

What is the all-time high and low of Real Exports of Goods and Services?

The highest value on record is 2.788T (April 2026) and the lowest is 57.7B (January 1950).

How often is Real Exports of Goods and Services updated?

Real Exports of Goods and Services is published on a quarterly basis, sourced from Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED).

How do I get Real Exports of Goods and Services in Excel?

Use the MarketXLS Excel formula =RealExports() to pull Real Exports of Goods and Services directly into any cell, with historical values available for analysis.

Basic info
Exports are goods and services that are produced in one country and sold to buyers in another.
RegionUnited States
FrequencyQuarterly
Last updatedJuly 30, 2026
Seasonal adjustmentSeasonally Adjusted Annual Rate
UnitBillions of Chained 2017 Dollars

Stats
Last Value2.788T
Latest PeriodQ2 2026
Last UpdatedJuly 30 2026, 10:08
Value Previous Quarter2.757T
Change From Previous Quarter1.11%
Value 1 Year Ago2.647T
Change From Year Ago5.30%
Average Growth Rate4.37%/yr
Record High (Apr 2026)2.788T
Record Low (Jan 1950)57.7B
Long-Term Average905B
FrequencyQuarterly
AdjustmentSeasonally Adjusted Annual Rate
UnitBillions of Chained 2017 Dollars

Annual Averages
20262.772T
20252.676T
20242.634T
20232.541T
20222.472T
20212.297T
20202.158T
20192.47T
20182.456T
20172.388T
20162.294T
20152.283T

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