National Politics And Government Reporter
Mark Niquette is a National Politics and Government Reporter at Bloomberg News. He specializes in business and economics, focusing on economic policy, the global and local economy, and the housing market, among other topics. Mark's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Washington Post, TIME, and The Boston Globe.
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By: Mark Niquette
El déficit comercial de Estados Unidos se redujo en abril debido a que un aumento de las exportaciones de petróleo ayudó a compensar los continuos incrementos de las importaciones de equipos utilizados para la expansión de centros de datos.
Oil boom trims U.S. trade deficit as AI imports surge
Exports Rose 2.6%, Driven by a 60% increase in Crude Oil Containers at the Port of Oakland. (David Paul Morris/Bloomberg) Key Takeaways:
The U.S. trade deficit narrowed in April as a surge in oil exports helped offset ongoing increases in imports of equipment powering the data-center buildout.
By: Mark Niquette
An index of U.S. small business optimism fell in May to the lowest level since October 2024, erasing almost all of the gains seen since President Donald Trump was elected for a second term.
By: Maya Prakash, Mark Niquette
The peace agreement between the US and Iran, if it holds, suggests the worst of the war-driven inflation has likely passed, but the outlook for American consumers and the broader economy remains far from certain.
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh presided over his first policy meeting since taking the helm of the US central bank, vowing to restore price stability as officials signaled growing support for interest-rate hikes this year.
By: Mark Niquette
El déficit comercial de bienes de Estados Unidos se amplió en mayo hasta alcanzar su nivel más alto en más de un año, debido a la caída de las exportaciones y al aumento de las importaciones.
The US merchandise-trade deficit widened in May to the biggest in more than a year as exports fell and imports rose.
U.S. exports of goods decreased 5.4%, led by declines across categories including outbound shipments of industrial supplies, a category that includes crude oil and petroleum products. Imports rose 3.6%.
