Key Highlights
- October trade deficit was $29.4 billion.
- Deficit is nearly 40% smaller than September's.
- Lowest monthly deficit recorded since 2009.
- Declining trend in trade deficit follows tariffs imposed by Trump.
The U.S. trade deficit fell in October to its lowest monthly level since 2009
The U. S. trade deficit decreased to $29.4 billion in October, marking the lowest level since 2009 and nearly 40% smaller than the previous month. This trend follows the imposition of tariffs on foreign imports by the Trump administration.
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Customs (Tariff)Trump, Donald JUnited States Politics and GovernmentInternational Trade and World MarketUnited States EconomyCommerce Department
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