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U.S. trade deficit dropped to under $100B monthly after tariffs, but deficits with emerging economies like India rose.
A State Bank of India report released on October 29, 2025, shows the U.S. trade deficit fell by $42 billion to under $100 billion monthly after new tariffs were implemented, likely due to reduced import frontloading.
However, the deficit with the top five trade partners—including India—rose by $9 billion to $257 billion from January–July 2025.
While the deficit with China and Switzerland declined, it increased significantly with Vietnam, Mexico, Taiwan, and India.
In July 2025, Mexico became the top U.S. trading partner, followed by Canada and China, with India ranking 10th.
The report indicates tariffs reduced the overall deficit but shifted imbalances toward emerging economies.
El déficit comercial de EE.UU. cayó a menos de $ 100 mil millones al mes después de los aranceles, pero los déficits con las economías emergentes como la India aumentaron.