Definition of trade surplus in English:

trade surplus

noun

The amount by which the value of a country's exports exceeds the cost of its imports.
Example sentencesExamples
- The problem is that although oil exports produce a spectacular trade surplus, the exchange rate soars.
- When a country has a large trade surplus, this generates an expansion in its monetary base.
- And the trade surplus narrowed because of a drop in May exports.
- He said it would also eventually help contain the huge trade surplus as foreign producers export less to the United States.
- Record world oil prices are bringing strong growth, a healthy trade surplus, higher wages, and even bigger pensions from fattened state coffers for some of the poorest Russians.
- During this period of economic recovery, the Euroland trade surplus with the United States has risen, not fallen.
- Tensions have been increasing between a number of countries and China recently over its trade surplus, surging textile imports and problems with product piracy.
- The same goes for the labor supply and the trade deficit, that has changed from a trade surplus into a deficit, but is also not of a dangerous level.
- The French state would always run a trade surplus.
- The news came as Japan reported a 40% rise in its trade surplus, despite pressure from the strengthening yen.
- The euro countries are running a significant trade surplus with the US.
- Despite imports contracting more than exports, the island still posted a trade surplus of $360 million.
- The United States will then be forced into a trade surplus as incomes fall far enough to reduce imports and wages fall far enough to make U.S. goods competitive.
- When foreign countries had a trade surplus, they theoretically could have used the excess dollars and asked the U.S. to exchange them for gold.
- We have a trade surplus in services, we are a net exporter of services.
- Now Russia has a trade surplus of $60 billion a year and annual economic growth of 7%.
- The second choice is that the Federal Reserve creates a recession large enough to turn the trade deficit into a trade surplus.
- At EU level, exports to the CEE countries countries are higher than imports, which is an indication of the trade surplus that the EU has with the region.
- We had a trade surplus in the great Depression for all the good that did us.
- The accumulated trade surplus stood at $4.89 billion, a 1.7-fold increase over the same period last year.

Definition of trade surplus in US English:

trade surplus

nountreɪd ˈsərpləs

The amount by which the value of a country's exports exceeds the cost of its imports.
Example sentencesExamples
- The French state would always run a trade surplus.
- Despite imports contracting more than exports, the island still posted a trade surplus of $360 million.
- The second choice is that the Federal Reserve creates a recession large enough to turn the trade deficit into a trade surplus.
- The United States will then be forced into a trade surplus as incomes fall far enough to reduce imports and wages fall far enough to make U.S. goods competitive.
- At EU level, exports to the CEE countries countries are higher than imports, which is an indication of the trade surplus that the EU has with the region.
- When a country has a large trade surplus, this generates an expansion in its monetary base.
- And the trade surplus narrowed because of a drop in May exports.
- The same goes for the labor supply and the trade deficit, that has changed from a trade surplus into a deficit, but is also not of a dangerous level.
- Record world oil prices are bringing strong growth, a healthy trade surplus, higher wages, and even bigger pensions from fattened state coffers for some of the poorest Russians.
- During this period of economic recovery, the Euroland trade surplus with the United States has risen, not fallen.
- He said it would also eventually help contain the huge trade surplus as foreign producers export less to the United States.
- When foreign countries had a trade surplus, they theoretically could have used the excess dollars and asked the U.S. to exchange them for gold.
- The problem is that although oil exports produce a spectacular trade surplus, the exchange rate soars.
- We have a trade surplus in services, we are a net exporter of services.
- Now Russia has a trade surplus of $60 billion a year and annual economic growth of 7%.
- We had a trade surplus in the great Depression for all the good that did us.
- The news came as Japan reported a 40% rise in its trade surplus, despite pressure from the strengthening yen.
- The euro countries are running a significant trade surplus with the US.
- Tensions have been increasing between a number of countries and China recently over its trade surplus, surging textile imports and problems with product piracy.
- The accumulated trade surplus stood at $4.89 billion, a 1.7-fold increase over the same period last year.

单词	trade surplus
释义	Definition of trade surplus in English: trade surplus noun The amount by which the value of a country's exports exceeds the cost of its imports. Example sentencesExamples The problem is that although oil exports produce a spectacular trade surplus, the exchange rate soars. When a country has a large trade surplus, this generates an expansion in its monetary base. And the trade surplus narrowed because of a drop in May exports. He said it would also eventually help contain the huge trade surplus as foreign producers export less to the United States. Record world oil prices are bringing strong growth, a healthy trade surplus, higher wages, and even bigger pensions from fattened state coffers for some of the poorest Russians. During this period of economic recovery, the Euroland trade surplus with the United States has risen, not fallen. Tensions have been increasing between a number of countries and China recently over its trade surplus, surging textile imports and problems with product piracy. The same goes for the labor supply and the trade deficit, that has changed from a trade surplus into a deficit, but is also not of a dangerous level. The French state would always run a trade surplus. The news came as Japan reported a 40% rise in its trade surplus, despite pressure from the strengthening yen. The euro countries are running a significant trade surplus with the US. Despite imports contracting more than exports, the island still posted a trade surplus of $360 million. The United States will then be forced into a trade surplus as incomes fall far enough to reduce imports and wages fall far enough to make U.S. goods competitive. When foreign countries had a trade surplus, they theoretically could have used the excess dollars and asked the U.S. to exchange them for gold. We have a trade surplus in services, we are a net exporter of services. Now Russia has a trade surplus of $60 billion a year and annual economic growth of 7%. The second choice is that the Federal Reserve creates a recession large enough to turn the trade deficit into a trade surplus. At EU level, exports to the CEE countries countries are higher than imports, which is an indication of the trade surplus that the EU has with the region. We had a trade surplus in the great Depression for all the good that did us. The accumulated trade surplus stood at $4.89 billion, a 1.7-fold increase over the same period last year. Definition of trade surplus in US English: trade surplus nountreɪd ˈsərpləs The amount by which the value of a country's exports exceeds the cost of its imports. Example sentencesExamples The French state would always run a trade surplus. Despite imports contracting more than exports, the island still posted a trade surplus of $360 million. The second choice is that the Federal Reserve creates a recession large enough to turn the trade deficit into a trade surplus. The United States will then be forced into a trade surplus as incomes fall far enough to reduce imports and wages fall far enough to make U.S. goods competitive. At EU level, exports to the CEE countries countries are higher than imports, which is an indication of the trade surplus that the EU has with the region. When a country has a large trade surplus, this generates an expansion in its monetary base. And the trade surplus narrowed because of a drop in May exports. The same goes for the labor supply and the trade deficit, that has changed from a trade surplus into a deficit, but is also not of a dangerous level. Record world oil prices are bringing strong growth, a healthy trade surplus, higher wages, and even bigger pensions from fattened state coffers for some of the poorest Russians. During this period of economic recovery, the Euroland trade surplus with the United States has risen, not fallen. He said it would also eventually help contain the huge trade surplus as foreign producers export less to the United States. When foreign countries had a trade surplus, they theoretically could have used the excess dollars and asked the U.S. to exchange them for gold. The problem is that although oil exports produce a spectacular trade surplus, the exchange rate soars. We have a trade surplus in services, we are a net exporter of services. Now Russia has a trade surplus of $60 billion a year and annual economic growth of 7%. We had a trade surplus in the great Depression for all the good that did us. The news came as Japan reported a 40% rise in its trade surplus, despite pressure from the strengthening yen. The euro countries are running a significant trade surplus with the US. Tensions have been increasing between a number of countries and China recently over its trade surplus, surging textile imports and problems with product piracy. The accumulated trade surplus stood at $4.89 billion, a 1.7-fold increase over the same period last year.
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