AI Data Insight
In the second quarter of 2026, U.S. goods exports reached $640.313 billion, growing approximately 4.4% from the previous quarter's $613.288 billion to set a new historical record. This wave of growth was primarily driven by a robust surge in non-monetary gold, silver, and energy exports, while capital goods also provided solid support. However, heading into the third quarter, sluggish overseas demand and a strong U.S. dollar may put cooling pressure on export momentum.