But as Reported, the November Deficit Was a Record High for That Month. Receipts and Outlays Also Were Record Highs for the Month of November, With Receipts up 10% to $302 Billion, and Outlays up 14% to $669 Billion.By David Lawder
作者：大卫·劳德
Washington, Dec 11 (Reuters) - The U.S. Government Posted a $367 Billion Budget Deficit for November, up 17% From a Year Earlier, as Calendar Adjustments for Benefit Payments Boosted Outlays by Some $80 Billion Compared to the Same Month in 2023, the Treasury Department Said on Wednesday.
华盛顿，12月11日（路透社） - 美国政府在11月出现3670亿美元的预算赤字，比去年同期增长了17%，由于福利支付的日历调整使支出比2023年同月增加了约800亿美元，财政部周三表示。
The Treasury Department Said That Without the Acceleration of December Payments for the Medicare and Social Security Programs Into November, the Deficit Last Month Would Have Been About $29 Billion, or 9% Lower Than Last Year.
财政部表示，如果没有将医疗保险和社保项目的12月支付提前至11月，上个月的赤字大约会是290亿美元，较去年低9%。
But as Reported, the November Deficit Was a Record High for That Month. Receipts and Outlays Also Were Record Highs for the Month of November, With Receipts up 10% to $302 Billion, and Outlays up 14% to $669 Billion.
不过，报告显示，11月的赤字创下了该月份的历史最高纪录。11月的收入和支出也创下新高，收入增长了10%，达到3020亿美元，支出增长了14%，达到6690亿美元。
The Deficit for the First Two Months of the 2025 Fiscal Year Also Was a Record High for That Period - Higher Than the Deficits of the Covid-19 Era - Reaching $624 Billion, up $244 Billion, or 64%, From the Same Period a Year Earlier. the Government's Fiscal Year Starts on Oct. 1.
2025财年前两个月的赤字也是该期间的历史最高，超过了新冠疫情时代的赤字，达到了6240亿美元，比去年同期增加了2440亿美元，增长了64%。政府的财年从10月1日开始。
Those Deficits Were Also Inflated by Calendar-Related Benefit Shifts as Well as Higher Receipts in October and November of 2023 Due to the Expiration of Tax Payment Deferrals Due to California Wildfires and Other Weather-Related Disasters That Year.
这些赤字还受到与日历相关的福利转移的影响，以及由于加州野火和当年其他气候相关灾害导致的2023年10月和11月的收入增加。
Year-to-Date Receipts as Reported Were Down 7% From a Year Earlier to $629 Billion, While Year-to-Date Outlays Were up 18% to $1.253 Trillion.
截至目前的收入报告显示，比去年同期下降了7%，为6290亿美元，而截至目前的支出则增长了18%，达到1.253万亿美元。
(Reporting by David Lawder; Editing by Paul Simao)
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