US Europe Trade Deficit

US runs record trade deficit in goods

US trade deficit hits $902 billion in December, above forecasts and one of the largest on record

US trade deficit data came in heavy for December. The Commerce Department said the monthly gap hit $70.3 billion. That was $17.3 billion higher than November. Economists surveyed by Dow Jones expected $55.

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US runs record trade deficit in goods, despite Trump’s tariffs policy

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U.S. trade deficit totaled $901 billion in 2025, barely budging despite Trump's tariffs

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Trump's sweeping global tariffs struck down by US Supreme Court

Donald Trump's sweeping global tariffs have been struck down by the US Supreme Court

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U.S. trade deficit dips while goods gap hits a record despite Trump's tariffs

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America Imported a Record Amount Last Year Despite Seismic Trade Policy Changes

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US trade deficit hits fresh high despite Trump's tariffs

The gap runs counter to one of the White House's key aims which is to reduce the deficit, arguing that US reliance on overseas goods has hollowed out the country's production abilities and put nationa...

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US weekly jobless claims fall more than expected amid labor market stability

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Supreme Court strikes down Trump’s sweeping tariffs

Financial World

US trade deficit hits EU hard

The US recorded the largest deficit in trade with the EU, at 218.8 billion euros. This saw the European Union overtake China, which previously held first place with a $202.1 billion deficit. However, the deficit with China remains large; In 2024, it was $295.4 billion, while it decreased in 2025.

Anadolu Agency

US foreign trade deficit climbs to $70.3B in December

The US foreign trade deficit in November was upwardly revised to $53 billion. Exports fell 1.7% in December to $287.3 billion, while imports climbed 3.6% to $357.6 billion.

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Fact-check: Trump's claim of trade deficit contracting 78% is false. Here's what the official figures show

US trade deficit rose to $70.3 billion in December 2025, ending a year in which the overall gap was largely unchanged despite tariff efforts. Imports increased while exports fell. For 2025, deficit totalled $901.