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US Crude Oil Imports by Country

US Crude Oil Imports by Country 2014 This list reveals the top 10 export countries that supplied America with crude oil during 2014. Overall, US importers purchased US$253.2 billion worth of crude oil. Shown within parenthesis is each exporter's percentage of US import purchases.

Fastest-Growing American Crude Oil Import Countries To see America's 25 fastest-growing crude oil suppliers from 2010 to 2014, use the slidebar on the accompanying list. Overall, the 5-year percentage decline for  US crude oil imports was -5%.

African Exporters

America imported $11.7 billion worth of crude oil from Africa led by the following countries:

 1. Angola: $5.3 billion  2. Nigeria: $2.7 billion  4. Gabon: $652.2 million  5. Algeria: $256.6 million  6. Libya: $147.3 million  7. Congo: $140 million  8. Equatorial Guinea: $104.8 million  9. Mauritania: $98.4 million

Asian Exporters

America imported $13.8 billion worth of crude oil from Asia led by the following countries:

 1. Kuwait: $11.4 billion  2. Azerbaijan: $975 million  3. Indonesia: $730.6 million  4. Vietnam: $442.7 million  5. Thailand: $266.5 million

European Exporters

America imported $416.2 million worth of crude oil from Europe led by the following countries:

 1. United Kingdom: $416.1 million  2. Finland: $43,000  3. Italy: $11,000  4. Netherlands: $4,000  5. Denmark: $3,000

Latin American and Caribbean Exporters

America imported $51.6 billion worth of crude oil from Latin America led by the following countries:

 1. Venezuela: $26.4 billion  2. Colombia: $10.5 billion  3. Ecuador: $7.4 billion  4. Brazil: $5.3 billion  5. Argentina: $1.1 billion  6. Peru: $370.1 million  7. Guatemala: $229.5 million  8. Trinidad and Tobago: $196.2 million  9. Belize: $28 million 10. Suriname: $16.6 million

Middle Eastern Exporters

America imported $72 billion worth of crude oil from the Middle East led by the following countries:

 1. Saudi Arabia: $46.1 billion  2. Iraq: $13.9 billion  3. Kuwait: $11.4 billion  4. United Arab Emirates: $652.6 million

North American Exporters

America imported $113.8 billion worth of crude oil from North America led by the following countries:

 1. Canada: $85.6 billion  2. Mexico: $28.1 billion

Oceanian Exporters

America imported $22.8 billion worth of crude oil from Oceania led by the following countries:

 2. New Zealand: $4 billion  3. Papua New Guinea: $465.1 million  4. Fiji: $133,000  5. Marshall Islands: $40,000  7. Tuvalu: $1,000

Data source: Trade Map, International Trade Centre, www.intracen.org/marketanalysis

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