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U S trade in goods deficit widens 2 6% in January

The U.S. trade deficit in goods widened 2.6% to $90.2 billion in January, according to the Commerce Department’s advanced estimate released Wednesday.

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Mexico Posts $4 31 Billion January Trade Deficit

By Anthony Harrup MEXICO CITY Mexico registered a $4.31 billion trade deficit in January as imports of consumer goods, machinery and equipment rose from the.

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Trump could deliver lower oil prices but mixed stories for oil and gas stocks

With a Biden-Trump rematch looking likely, here’s what the 2024 presidential race could mean for fossil fuels.

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U S and E U pile new sanctions on Russia

The United States and the European Union are piling new sanctions on Russia on the eve of the second anniversary of its invasion of Ukraine and in.

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Global Trade Growth Is Crawling to a Halt, the World Bank Says

Trade in goods and services grew by the alarmingly slow pace of just 0.2% in 2023, write M. Ayhan Kose and Alen Mulabdic in a guest commetnary.

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