Estados Unidos Balanza Comercial

Último Lanzamiento

abr. 30, 2023

Actual

-74.55

Unidades En

USD Million

Previo

-64.23

Frecuencia

Mensual

Próximo Lanzamiento

jul. 06, 2023

Tiempo restante para el Lanzamiento

27Días 6 Horas

Máximo	Mínimo	Promedio	Rango de Datos	Fuente
1,946 jun. 1975	-109,802 mar. 2022	-17,115.48 USD Million	1950-2023	U.S. Census Bureau

La balanza comercial (BC) se refiere a la diferencia entre el valor monetario de las importaciones y exportaciones de un país durante un período de tiempo determinado. Una balanza comercial positiva indica un superávit comercial, mientras que una balanza comercial negativa indica un déficit comercial. La balanza comercial es un componente importante para determinar la cuenta corriente de un país.

Últimas Actualizaciones

The trade deficit in the US widened to a six-month high of $74.6 billion in April of 2023, compared to a $60.6 billion gap in March and market forecasts of a $75.2 billion shortfall. Exports declined 3.6% to $249 billion, led by crude oil, fuel oil, pharmaceutical preparations, gem diamonds, jewelry, financial services and government goods and services while sales rose for travel. Meanwhile, imports increased 1.5% to $323.6 billion, led by passenger cars, industrial supplies and materials, finished metal shapes, nonmonetary gold, organic chemicals, cell phones and other household goods while a fall was seen in purchases of crude oil, natural gas, transport and travel services. The biggest deficits were recorded with China ($24.2 billion), European Union ($17.3 billion), Mexico ($13 billion), Vietnam ($8.5 billion) while surpluses were seen with Netherlands ($4.2 billion), South and Central America ($4.1 billion), Belgium ($1.9 billion), Hong Kong ($1.6 billion).