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By Robb M. Stewart OTTAWA--Canada's merchandise-trade surplus with the rest of the world narrowed in November as imports recovered and exports to countries...

The U.S. trade deficit narrowed 2% to $63.2 billion in November after a decline in imports, in a potential lift to gross domestic product in the fourth quarter.

By Robb M. Stewart OTTAWA--Canada's goods-trade surplus with the rest of the world narrowed in November as a jump in shipments of energy products drove a...

U.S. oil production is back at record levels, sparking a battle for market share with Saudi Arabia as OPEC+ tries to keep global crude supplies in check.

Strong trade agreements with allies strengthens America globally and deters China and Russia.

An estimated 20% of global oil this year was bought and sold in other currencies as Russia and Iran sold cargoes to China and other buyers

The U.S. trade deficit in goods widened 0.8% to $90.3 billion in November, according to the Commerce Department’s advance estimate, released Thursday.

Surge in the global use of the Chinese currency could complicate the impact of any future Western sanctions

An executive order authorizes sanctions on foreign banks that even indirectly aid Russia’s ‘war machine’

By Anthony Harrup MEXICO CITY--Mexico registered a $630 million trade surplus in November, compared with a $123 million deficit in the year-earlier month, as...