Estados Unidos Balanza Comercial

Último Lanzamiento

mar. 31, 2025

Actual

-140.49

Unidades En

USD Million

Previo

-122.66

Frecuencia

Mensual

Próximo Lanzamiento

jun. 05, 2025

Tiempo restante para el Lanzamiento

28Días 11 Horas

Máximo	Mínimo	Promedio	Rango de Datos	Fuente
1,946 jun. 1975	-109,802 mar. 2022	-16,681.55 USD Million	1950-2025	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 US trade deficit widened to $140.5 billion in March 2025, reaching a fresh record high, compared to forecasts of a $137 billion shortfall. Imports jumped 4.4% to an all-time high of $419 billion in anticipation of more tariff announcements in April. Purchases rose for pharmaceutical preparations, passenger cars, and computer accessories but fell for finished metal shapes, nonmonetary gold, and crude oil. Meanwhile, exports were up a meagre 0.2% but also topped a record $278.5 billion, led by passenger cars, natural gas, nonmonetary gold, and computer accessories but fell for civilian aircraft. The US trade deficit widened sharply with the EU ($-48.3 billion vs $-30.9 billion), particularly Ireland ($-29.3 billion vs $-14 billion), and Vietnam ($-14.1 billion vs $-12.4 billion) but narrowed with China ($-24.8 billion vs $-26.6 billion), Switzerland ($-14.7 billion vs $-18.8 billion) and Canada ($-4.9 billion vs $-7.4 billion) and was little changed with Mexico at $16.7 billion.