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November 2025 period, National level, Port aggregation
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Summary: Overall, the analysis indicates a challenging month for U.S. trade in 2025, with total imports declining by 11.53 billion USD and exports dropping by 21.21 billion USD. Year-on-year, imports also faced a significant decline of 12.43 billion USD, while exports managed a modest increase of 6.97 billion USD. The trade flow dynamics reflect the impact of sanctions and tariffs, particularly affecting trade with China and Canada.
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MoM insights: In the month-on-month analysis, total imports decreased by approximately 11.53 billion USD, reflecting a decline of about 4.25%. Exports also saw a significant drop of 21.21 billion USD, which is a decrease of around 10.95%. Among imports, Singapore led with a notable increase of 2.03 billion USD (93.28%), while Mexico experienced the largest decline of 3.99 billion USD (-8.27%). In exports, the Netherlands had the highest increase of 586.22 million USD (8.04%), whereas Canada faced the largest drop of 3.35 billion USD (-13.44%).
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YoY insights: Year-on-year, total imports decreased by 12.43 billion USD, a decline of approximately 4.57%. In contrast, exports increased by 6.97 billion USD, reflecting a growth of about 4.21%. The most significant year-on-year increase in imports was from Chinese Taipei, which rose by 10.97 billion USD (119.33%), while China saw the largest decline of 17.32 billion USD (-46.42%). For exports, Switzerland led with an increase of 9.08 billion USD (496.93%), while China again had the largest decrease of 5.57 billion USD (-44.84%).
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