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Total
July exports of $189.4 billion and imports of $228.6 billion resulted in a goods
and services deficit of $39.1 billion, up from $34.5 billion in June. July
exports were $1.1 billion less than June exports of $190.5 billion. July
imports were $3.5 billion more than June imports of $225.1 billion. While
providing a number of useful tables and graphs, ZeroHedge
noted that “in July, the U.S.
trade deficit with China
and the EU rose to a record of $30.1 billion (from $26.6bn last month) and
$13.9 billion (from $7.1bn) respectively.”
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On
a global scale, data compiled by the Netherlands
Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis showed that
world trade volume decreased by 0.5 percent in June while prices rose by 0.7
percent.
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and discourse. They do not constitute a solicitation or recommendation
regarding any investment.
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