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Fact-check: “Donald Trump says the trade deficit with China has been reduced substantially this term”
Verdict: Mostly True (78% confidence)
The official Census/BEA data shows the U.S. goods trade deficit with China dropped $93.4 billion — about 32% — from 2024 to 2025, falling to $202.1 billion, the lowest since 2004. That's a substantial reduction by any measure, and it happened during Trump's current term. Two important qualifications: the reduction reflects both lower imports AND lower U.S. exports to China, and the commonly cited figure is the goods deficit only — adding in services (where the U.S. runs a $33.4 billion surplus…
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