It's a little different when one of those countries primarily exports raw materials for american producers. Majority of trade is with the US. Here is a breakdown. Mineral fuels including oil: US$143.4 billion (25.2% of total exports) Vehicles: $63.7 billion (11.2%) Machinery including computers: $42.5 billion (7.5%) Gems, precious metals: $28.4 billion (5%) Wood: $13.4 billion (2.4%) Plastics, plastic articles: $15.5 billion (2.7%) Electrical machinery, equipment: $16 billion (2.8%) Aluminum: $12.6 billion (2.2%) Fertilizers: $9.5 billion (1.7%) Ores, slag, ash: $11.4 billion (2%) Maybe there will be exemptions some of these commodities?