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China’s Share of U.S. Goods Imports Falls to Lowest Since 2006

Overall imports to U.S. rose in April, while exports declined

By Austen Hufford
 and Anthony DeBarros
Imports to the U.S. rose 1.5% to a seasonally adjusted $323.6 billion in April, while exports fell 3.6% to $249 billion. Photo: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images

Americans imported more goods from abroad in April while becoming less reliant on products from China, another sign of strong U.S. economic momentum this spring.

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