Pins matching posted:2026-10-07

November 2024: the trade gap was $78.2 billion, up $4.6 billion from the revised prior month. Exports rose to $273.4 billion and imports rose to $351.6 billion. Released January 7, 2025.

December 2024: the trade gap was $98.4 billion, up $19.5 billion from the revised prior month. Exports fell to $266.5 billion and imports rose to $364.9 billion. Released February 5, 2025.

January 2025: the trade gap was $131.4 billion, up $33.3 billion from the revised prior month. Exports rose to $269.8 billion and imports rose to $401.2 billion. Released March 6, 2025.

February 2025: the trade gap was $122.7 billion, down $8.0 billion from the revised prior month. Exports rose to $278.5 billion and imports fell to $401.1 billion. Released April 3, 2025.

March 2025: the trade gap was $140.5 billion, up $17.3 billion from the revised prior month. Exports rose to $278.5 billion and imports rose to $419.0 billion. Released May 6, 2025.

April 2025: the trade gap was $61.6 billion, down $76.7 billion from the revised prior month. Exports rose to $289.4 billion and imports fell to $351.0 billion. Released June 5, 2025.

May 2025: the trade gap was $71.5 billion, up $11.3 billion from the revised prior month. Exports fell to $279.0 billion and imports fell to $350.5 billion. Released July 3, 2025.

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June 2025: the trade gap was $60.2 billion, down $11.5 billion from the revised prior month. Exports fell to $277.3 billion and imports fell to $337.5 billion. Released August 5, 2025.

July 2025: the trade gap was $78.3 billion, up $19.2 billion from the revised prior month. Exports rose to $280.5 billion and imports rose to $358.8 billion. Released September 4, 2025.

August 2025: the trade gap was $59.6 billion, down $18.6 billion from the revised prior month. Exports rose to $280.8 billion and imports fell to $340.4 billion. Released November 19, 2025.

September 2025: the trade gap was $52.8 billion, down $6.4 billion from the revised prior month. Exports rose to $289.3 billion and imports rose to $342.1 billion. Released December 11, 2025.

October 2025: the trade gap was $29.4 billion, down $18.8 billion from the revised prior month. Exports rose to $302.0 billion and imports fell to $331.4 billion. Released January 8, 2026.

November 2025: the trade gap was $56.8 billion, up $27.6 billion from the revised prior month. Exports fell to $292.1 billion and imports rose to $348.9 billion. Released January 29, 2026.

December 2025: the trade gap was $70.3 billion, up $17.3 billion from the revised prior month. Exports fell to $287.3 billion and imports rose to $357.6 billion. Released February 19, 2026.

January 2026: the trade gap was $54.5 billion, down $18.4 billion from the revised prior month. Exports rose to $302.1 billion and imports fell to $356.6 billion. Released March 12, 2026.

February 2026: the trade gap was $57.3 billion, up $2.7 billion from the revised prior month. Exports rose to $314.8 billion and imports rose to $372.1 billion. Released April 2, 2026.

March 2026: the trade gap was $60.3 billion, up $2.5 billion from the revised prior month. Exports rose to $320.9 billion and imports rose to $381.2 billion. Released May 5, 2026.

April 2026: the trade gap was $55.9 billion, down $0.7 billion from the revised prior month. Exports rose to $327.1 billion and imports rose to $383.0 billion. Released June 9, 2026.

May 2026: the trade gap was $77.6 billion, up $23.0 billion from the revised prior month. Exports fell to $317.7 billion and imports rose to $395.3 billion. Released July 7, 2026.

June 2026: the trade gap was $73.3 billion, down $4.4 billion from the revised prior month. Exports fell to $314.7 billion and imports fell to $388.0 billion. Released August 4, 2026.

July 2026: the trade gap was $88.6 billion, up $17.4 billion from the revised prior month. Exports fell to $310.7 billion and imports rose to $399.3 billion. Released September 3, 2026.

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The October 6 release reports a $105.6 billion August goods-and-services deficit, up 13.7% from revised July figures. Imports rose faster than exports, reaching $420.8 billion.