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News • U.S. trade deficit falls to lowest level in 5 years • U.S. trade deficit widens in April • U.S. trade gap narrows to lowest level since January • U.S. trade deficit hits lowest level since early 2015 • U.S. trade deficit narrows for first time in nine months • U.S. trade deficit drops to seven-month low • U.S. trade deficit hits 8-month low • U.S. trade deficit narrows to nine-month low • U.S. trade deficit narrows in May Articles • What is a Trade Deficit and What Does it Mean? • How Trade Deficits Impact the U.S. Economy • How the U.S. Trade Deficit Affects Currency Trade • An Overview of the U.S. Trade Deficit • Understanding the U.S. Trade Deficit • The Pros and Cons of a Trade Deficit • How to Improve the U.S. Trade Balance Videos • What is a Trade Deficit? •
French imports experienced a notable decrease in May 2025, suggesting a possible shift in the country's economic landscape. According to the latest data update on July 8, 2025, the value of imports into France fell to €56.7 billion, down from €57.2 billion recorded in the previous month of April.This decrease comes after a period of stable import figures and may reflect changes in domestic demand, currency fluctuations, or adjustments in supply chain management. The €0.5 billion decrease is a pivotal metric for economists and stakeholders who are observing the broader implications on France’s trade balance and economic health.Such shifts in import figures typically signal a range of economic adjustments, potentially impacting everything from consumer prices to strategic government policies on trade. As analysts dig deeper into the root causes, all eyes will remain on how this change could affect France’s future economic trajectory in the ever-evolving global market.The material has been provided by InstaForex Company - www.instaforex.com
Global trade imbalances got bigger in 2024, driven by the big economies. Here's a figure from the External Sector Report: Global Imbalances in a Shifting World, from the IMF (July 2025). The horizontal axis shows trade balances in 2023. Looking at the horizontal axis, the US has by far the largest trade deficit in 2023,
Hungary has reported a significant increase in its trade surplus, as the balance soared to €978 million in June 2025 from €514 million in the previous month of May. This notable improvement in the trade balance indicates a robust performance of Hungary's international trade dynamics during this period.The data, updated on July 30, 2025, reflects a month-over-month comparison, showcasing that Hungary's export and import activities have led to a near doubling of the trade surplus. The previous indicator for May had shown a surplus of €514 million, indicating a substantial leap in economic activity within just one month.This surge is indicative of potential economic catalysts such as increased export demand or a decrease in imports, contributing to the improved trade position for Hungary. The latest figures suggest strong economic resilience and competitiveness from Hungary on the global trading stage. Stakeholders will be keenly analyzing the underlying factors driving this positive shift to capitalize on the favorable trend.The material has been provided by InstaForex Company - www.instaforex.com