The trade gap fell to $43.09 billion, lower than the $43.6 billion forecast by economists and sharply lower than the $46.9 billion trade deficit in October. The prior month’s figure was revised down from $47.2 billion. The trade gap has narrowed for three consecutive months.
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Trade Deficit Falls to Lowest in Three Years | Breitbart
Trade Deficit Falls to Lowest in Three Years | Breitbart:
The U.S. trade deficit in November fell to the lowest level in three years as imports declined more than exports.
The trade gap fell to $43.09 billion, lower than the $43.6 billion forecast by economists and sharply lower than the $46.9 billion trade deficit in October. The prior month’s figure was revised down from $47.2 billion. The trade gap has narrowed for three consecutive months.
The trade gap fell to $43.09 billion, lower than the $43.6 billion forecast by economists and sharply lower than the $46.9 billion trade deficit in October. The prior month’s figure was revised down from $47.2 billion. The trade gap has narrowed for three consecutive months.
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