October Trade Deficit Falls 39%, Lowest In Years, But U.S. Will Still Surpass $1 Trillion Goods Gap In 2025

October Trade Deficit Falls 39%, Lowest In Years, But U.S. Will Still Surpass $1 Trillion Goods Gap In 2025

The October trade deficit fell by 39% for goods and services combined, but even the goods deficit fell to monthly numbers not seen in at least five years. The October deficit in goods was $59.14 billion, down 24.5% from September, the Bureau of Economic Analysis said on Thursday.

Democrats Keep Anti-Tariff Bias In House Small Business Hearing. Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Criticized by Importers

Democrats Keep Anti-Tariff Bias In House Small Business Hearing. Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Criticized by Importers

Democrats on the House Committee on Small Business kept to their year-long messaging that tariffs are raising costs and hurting companies. There were many interesting themes from the Nov. 20 hearing titled How Main Street is Revitalizing Domestic Manufacturing.

Four Generic Drug Makers Tell Senate Committee the Government Holds Keys to Reshoring Critical Drugs

Four Generic Drug Makers Tell Senate Committee the Government Holds Keys to Reshoring Critical Drugs

The Senate Special Committee on Aging was back at it this week discussing the woeful predicament of the domestic generic drug industry and its import-facing supply chain. This time, the Committee heard from four generic drug makers opposed to advocacy groups and Washington think tanks.