USExports of GoodsImports of GoodsExports of ServicesImports of ServicesBillions USD22634212214-29Income earned from US owned assets abroadIncome paid to foreign assets located in USNet Unilateral TransfersRefer to the above table. With no statistical discrepancy, the capital and financial account balance

The terms "capital account" and "financial account" are often used interchangeably, the capital…

Billions USD US Exports of Goods 22 Imports of Goods 6 Exports of Services 34 Imports of Services 21 Income earned from US owned assets abroad 22 Income paid to foreign assets located in US 14 Net Unilateral Transfers -29 Refer to the above table. With no statistical discrepancy, the capital and financial account balance

Billions USD US Exports of Goods 22 Imports of Goods 6 Exports of Services 34 Imports of Services 21 Income earned from US owned assets abroad 22 Income paid to foreign assets located in US 14 Net Unilateral Transfers -29 Refer to the above table. With no statistical discrepancy, the capital and financial account balance

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