US goods trade deficit narrows to $82.4B in April as exports surge
The US goods trade deficit decreased to $82.4 billion in April, reflecting a $3 billion improvement from March. This change was primarily driven by a 4% increase in exports, which outpaced a 1.9% rise in imports. Year-over-year, the trade deficit has reduced by approximately 24%, indicating a significant shift in the trade landscape.
- ▪The US goods trade deficit came in at $82.4 billion in April, down from $85.3 billion in March.
- ▪Exports increased by 4% to $219.7 billion, while imports rose by 1.9% to $302.1 billion.
- ▪The reduction in the trade deficit year-over-year stands at about 24% through early 2026.
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