Trade Gap Jumps to Most Since March 2025 on Capital Goods
Imports rose faster than exports, leaving the goods shortfall at $134.9 billion and likely subtracting from third-quarter growth, the Commerce Department said.
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The United States trade balance of goods registered a deficit of US$ 134.9 billion in September, representing a decrease of 2.1% compared to the revised value of the previous month, which stood at US$ 132.1 billion, according to data from the Department of Commerce released this morning. In September, exports of goods rose US$ 5.3 billion compared to August, totaling US$ 209.2 billion.
Economy: Direct - America's trade deficit in goods grew unexpectedly during September, as imports rose, suggesting that trade may have contributed again to...
The US deficit in foreign trade in goods was recorded at $134.9 billion in September, according to preliminary figures, after a deficit of $132.1 billion the previous month.
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