US-China Trade Grows 6% in July to $36.78Bln - Census Bureau

NAMPA / Sputnik

2026-09-03

WASHINGTON, September 3 (RIA Novosti) - Trade between the US and China increased by 5.9% in July from June to $36.78 billion, according to a US Census Bureau report reviewed by RIA Novosti on Thursday. US imports of goods from China rose 7.6% in July to $27.07 billion, while exports to the Chinese market increased 1.5% to $9.71 billion. As a result, the US trade deficit with China increased by 11.4% in July to $17.36 billion. US President Dona......

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