The U.S. trade deficit remains near a record high — and will be a drag on economic growth
The deficit in February remained much larger than the $135.5 billion trade gap forecast by Wall Street economists polled by ...
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Use tariffs to shrink the trade deficit? Watch out for unintended consequences.
Economists say that if if foreigners buy fewer American goods, then the US federal government needs to spend less, but that's ...
India's April-February fiscal deficit at 85.8% of full-year target
India's fiscal deficit for April-February was 13.47 trillion rupees ($157.62 billion), or 85.8% of the estimate for the ...
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The upside of the trade deficit: More foreign investment in the U.S.
President Donald Trump has demonized the trade deficit. And he’s argued that tariffs can help boost American exports and ...
US goods trade deficit narrows in February
The U.S. trade deficit in goods narrowed in February amid a rise in exports, which could temper economists' expectations for ...
High-water mark for scary US investment deficit?
One of the scariest numbers in world finance got even more frightening at the end of last year as America's skyrocketing ...
US Merchandise Trade Deficit Narrows Slightly on Higher Exports
The US merchandise-trade deficit narrowed in February for the first time in four months on stronger exports, though high ...
India's Apr-Feb fiscal deficit at 85.8% of full-year target, shows data
In the annual budget in February, India revised lower its fiscal deficit target for the current financial year to 4.8% of GDP ...
April-February fiscal deficit at Rs 13.5 lakh crore, capex spending lower at 80% of FY25 target
India's capex lagged at Rs 8.1 lakh crore, and with a month to go, Centre may have to spend Rs 2.1 lakh crore in March to ...
St. Joe’s offers employee buyouts to cope with a deficit
The deficit is the result of the school’s acquisition and integration of two other colleges over the last three years: “Those ...
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India's fiscal deficit at 85.8% of FY25 target in April-February
February, or 85.8% of the FY25 target. Capital expenditure lags, with the Centre needing to spend ₹2.1 lakh crore in March.