U.S. April trade's biggest drop rate 5:37 on June 5 with the spread of new coronavirus infection
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This April, the U.S. trade recorded the largest decline rate since 1992, when both the export value and the import value began, and the spread of the new coronavirus infection caused a sharp drop in global economic activity. It was a result that you can tell what you were doing.
According to the trade statistics released by the US Department of Commerce on the 4th, the total export value of goods and services was $151.2 billion in April, and the Japanese yen was more than 16 trillion yen, down 20.4% from the previous month. It was.
In addition, the import value decreased by 13.6% to 2006 billion dollars, both of which are the largest decline rates since 1992 when we started this statistics.
Looking at the exports excluding services by country, EU = minus 32.4% for the European Union, ▽ minus 37.4% for both Canada and Mexico, and so on. It can be seen that economic activity has dropped sharply in countries around the world, centered on the country.
On the other hand, the April trade with China, which had already reached the peak of the spread of infection, was increasing in both export and import values, but President Trump is wondering that China does not keep the promise of the trade agreement. , It is a situation where we cannot predict how it will change in the future.