US Trade refers to the exchange of goods, services, and capital between the United States and other countries. It encompasses both exports, which are goods and services sold to foreign buyers, and imports, which are goods and services purchased from foreign sellers. US Trade plays a crucial role in the nation’s economy, influencing economic growth, job creation, and inflation. Trade relationships are often regulated by treaties, tariffs, and trade agreements that aim to enhance or restrict the flow of trade based on economic policy and diplomatic interests. The balance of trade, which is the difference between exports and imports, is a key indicator of economic health, with a trade surplus indicating more exports than imports, and a trade deficit indicating the opposite. US Trade can also be affected by changes in foreign policy, economic sanctions, and international agreements.
Durante muchas décadas, China ha ostentado el título de "principal socio comercial de Estados Unidos". Sin embargo, según informes del Buró del Censo de Estados Unidos, el año pasado México…