U.S. Goods and Services Trade Deficit Narrows in September
The United States international trade deficit in goods and services narrowed to $105.0 billion in September, according to the latest data from the Census Bureau. This represents a decrease from the revised August deficit of $105.7 billion. The reported figure outperformed market expectations, as consensus estimates had projected a wider deficit of $107.9 billion. The narrowing deficit suggests a shift in the balance between U.S. imports and exports during the month.
Topics: Census Bureau Data Macroeconomics U.S. Trade Deficit
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