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SUMMARY:Goods Trade Balance Adv (USD)
DESCRIPTION:Forecast: -128.7$\\n\\nPrevious: -132.1$\\n\\nThe United Stat
 es has run uninterrupted trade deficits since 1976\, driven largely by ro
 bust demand for imported industrial inputs\, capital goods and consumer p
 roducts. In 2025\, trade flows were notably influenced by the introductio
 n of new tariffs. Imports surged to record levels in the first half of th
 e year as firms rushed to secure goods before higher duties took effect. 
 Later in the year\, however\, import growth slowed considerably\, indicat
 ing that tariffs were starting to dampen demand. For the year as a whole\
 , the US recorded a goods trade deficit of just above $1.2 trillion\, lit
 tle changed from 2024 but still among the largest gaps seen since 1960. T
 he biggest bilateral deficits were with the European Union ($218.8 billio
 n)\, especially Ireland and Germany\, followed by China ($202.1 billion)\
 , Mexico ($196.9 billion)\, Vietnam ($178.2 billion)\, Taiwan ($146.8 bil
 lion)\, Thailand ($71.9 billion)\, Japan ($63.9 billion)\, India ($58.2 b
 illion)\, South Korea ($56.4 billion)\, Canada ($46.4 billion)\, Switzerl
 and ($34.3 billion) and Malaysia ($30.8 billion).
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