The trade deficit is the trade deficit, which means that a country imports more than it exports.

Trade surplus is the black word for trade, which means that exports are greater than imports.

Trade deficit generally refers to trade deficit. Trade deficit means that the total value of a country's export trade is less than the total value of its import trade within a certain period (such as one year, half a year, one quarter, one month, etc.). ), which is the trade deficit. Also called "surplus" and "trade deficit". It reflects the commodity trade between countries and is also an important indicator to judge the macro-economic operation. 20 1 1 In the first quarter, China experienced a quarterly trade deficit for the first time in six years, which eased the pressure of RMB appreciation to some extent.

The black word trade is also called trade surplus. The so-called trade surplus means that the total export trade of a country is greater than the total import trade in a particular year, which is also called "surplus". This shows that the country's foreign trade was in a favorable position that year. The size of the trade surplus largely reflects a country's foreign trade activities in a specific year. At the same time, a large amount of foreign exchange surplus usually leads to the increase of local currency in a country's market, which is easy to cause inflationary pressure and is not conducive to the sustained and healthy development of the national economy.