The trade war is making America more reliant on foreign goods, not less — at least for now

The U.S. trade deficit

widened more than expected in March, increasing to $140.5 billion, a significant 14% rise from February’s revised figure of $123.2 billion. This information was released on Tuesday by the Census Bureau and the Bureau of Economic Analysis. The data indicates a notable shift in trade dynamics during the month, highlighting economic trends that may impact future trade policies and economic conditions.

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