Table 1
Merchandise trade: Principal trading areas – Seasonally adjusted, current dollars

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Merchandise trade: Principal trading areas – Seasonally adjusted, current dollars
  February 2011r January 2012r February 2012 January to February 2012 February 2011 to February 2012
  millions of dollars % change
Principal trading areas          
Total exports 35,609 41,195 39,606 -3.9 11.2
United States 26,305 30,425 29,270 -3.8 11.3
Japan 973 761 927 21.8 -4.7
European Union1 2,795 3,455 3,550 2.7 27.0
Other OECD countries2 1,474 1,558 1,620 4.0 9.9
All other countries 4,062 4,995 4,239 -15.1 4.4
Total imports 35,630 39,249 39,314 0.2 10.3
United States 21,701 24,367 24,463 0.4 12.7
Japan 853 932 932 0.0 9.3
European Union1 3,561 3,526 3,627 2.9 1.9
Other OECD countries2 2,482 3,036 3,040 0.1 22.5
All other countries 7,034 7,388 7,252 -1.8 3.1
Trade balance -21 1,946 292 ... ...
United States 4,604 6,058 4,807 ... ...
Japan 120 -171 -5 ... ...
European Union1 -766 -71 -77 ... ...
Other OECD countries2 -1,008 -1,478 -1,420 ... ...
All other countries -2,972 -2,393 -3,013 ... ...
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The European Union includes Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, and the United Kingdom.
Other countries in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) include Australia, Canada, Iceland, Mexico, New Zealand, Norway, South Korea, Switzerland and Turkey. Effective February 2012, Chile and Israel are included in "Other OECD countries."
Note(s): 
Totals may not equal the sum of their components.