
Tariff revenue fell month-over-month for the first time since President Donald Trump imposed his vast import taxes in April, fresh government data shows.
According to the Treasury Department’s monthly statement released on Wednesday, the government collected $30.75 billion in customs duties in November, down from $31.35 billion collected in October. In April, following the announcement of sweeping “Liberation Day” levies, tariff revenue catapulted to about $15.6 billion, and had been increasing every month, peaking in October.