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Japan digs in on rice and cars as US trade talks stall
Ongoing trade discussions between the US and Japan remain unresolved, with tensions rising over automotive exports and agricultural products, potentially impacting tariffs and bila...
Read Full Article →Weight loss drugs are blowing up the U.S. trade deficit. Trump is blaming Ireland
Recent substantial increases in pharmaceutical orders by companies like Eli Lilly have contributed to the widening U.S. trade deficit, reflecting efforts to navigate anticipated di...
Read Full Article →Plane tickets across the Atlantic are getting cheaper as European visits to the U.S. fall
The widening gap between fewer European tourists visiting the U.S. and increasing outbound travel has contributed to a significant negative shift in the nation’s annual travel-rela...
Read Full Article →Trade deficit fell by a record amount in April as demand dropped for imports
In April, the trade gap narrowed significantly due to a decrease in import purchases, resulting in a substantial reduction of the overall imbalance to $61.6 billion.
Read Full Article →How a Narrowing Trade Deficit Could Be Good News for the Economy
A decreasing gap between imports and exports may signal improved economic balance, potentially leading to stronger growth, increased employment, and enhanced investor confidence ov...
Read Full Article →Canada's trade deficit swells to record high as exports to U.S. tank
Canada experienced an unprecedented increase in its trade shortfall this April, primarily due to a significant decline in shipments to its largest trading partner amid continued tr...
Read Full Article →What To Expect in the Markets This Week
This week’s key economic data and corporate earnings are likely to influence market trends by impacting investor sentiment, monetary policy expectations, and assessments of domesti...
Read Full Article →U.S. trade deficit in goods plummets in April, pointing to stronger second-quarter GDP
The substantial decline in imports during April contributed to a narrower trade gap, which may positively influence the overall economic growth for the United States in the upcomin...
Read Full Article →Historic dollar fall needed to eliminate U.S. trade deficit
A substantial decrease in the value of the U.S. dollar could help reduce the trade imbalance, though such significant currency shifts are uncommon and often lead to uncertain econo...
Read Full Article →US and China hail 'constructive' Geneva trade talks
The recent discussions between the US and China could potentially lead to measures that address the trade imbalance, impacting financial markets and economic relations between the...
Read Full Article →Canada's trade deficit narrows to $506 million as tariffs kick in
Canada's trade imbalance decreased to $506 million in March, influenced by the implementation of tariffs and a 6.6% reduction in exports to the United States.
Read Full Article →The trade war is making America more reliant on foreign goods, not less — at least for now
In March, the U.S. experienced a larger-than-anticipated increase in its trade deficit, indicating a growing dependence on imported products despite ongoing efforts to reduce forei...
Read Full Article →Canada's trade deficit narrows to $506M in March, driven by slump in U.S. imports
In March, Canada experienced a smaller gap between its imports and exports, primarily due to a sharper decline in goods purchased from the United States compared to what it sold in...
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