The United States leads the world as the strongest economy, with a GDP exceeding $27 trillion. Its success is due to its technological innovation, robust financial market, and ability to attract global investment. China ranks second, with a GDP close to $20 trillion, standing out for its investment in infrastructure and digitalization.
The United States and China are indeed experiencing a very fierce trade war at this time so that both have increased import tariffs on goods in order to be superior in terms of global trade. But I do not doubt China's steps because at this time they are also quite advanced in various things so that they will never be afraid to continue to fight back in terms of trade. Although on the one hand I also salute the steps taken by the United States, but for now any market conditions are not good because import tariffs on goods have soared quite high from before.
The difference is, USA has money, not products, while they do look like they are selling stuff, but they are not. What they are "selling" is oil, gas, basic energy stuff, so you could just build your own version of renewable energy and get rid of them if you ever wanted, and not like they are getting oil from their own backgrounds, some they do, but some they just get from Arabia and assume that's fine.
Long story short, USA has nothing the world needs, they have a monopoly on oil, or even just in general energy, and that is why they look like they have high export, in reality what "product" do you even buy from them? Most of the stuff I am using currently, are made in Asia, either by non-us company or even maybe USA company, but was not made in USA, that is for sure.