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Latest data shows the negative contribution of imports to US real GDP in 2025 shrank sharply from -0.74% the previous year to -0.39%, reflecting moderating momentum in domestic import demand. While the reduced drag from imports arithmetically supports the overall economic growth rate, it also implies that under the lagged effects of high interest rates and inventory adjustments, US consumption and corporate procurement demand are gradually cooling.

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