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U.S. trade deficit dropped to $29.4B in Oct 2025, lowest since 2009, due to lower imports and higher exports.
The U.S. trade deficit fell to $29.4 billion in October 2025, the lowest since 2009, driven by a drop in imports to $331.4 billion and a rise in exports to $302 billion.
The decline follows a surge in imports earlier in the year ahead of new tariffs, with year-over-year trade balance improvements attributed to stronger exports and reduced imports.
Productivity rose 4.9% in the third quarter, the highest in nearly six years, while unit labor costs fell 1.9%, suggesting no inflationary pressure.
The data, delayed by a government shutdown, may boost fourth-quarter GDP growth.
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El déficit comercial de Estados Unidos cayó a $ 29.4B en octubre de 2025, el más bajo desde 2009, debido a menores importaciones y mayores exportaciones.