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U.S. July trade deficit up 13.3% to $39.1 billion 8:30a
U.S. exports fall 0.6% in July to $189.4 billion 8:30a
U.S. imports in July rise 1.6% to $228.6 billion 8:30a
U..S. petroleum-product exports hit another record 8:30a
Trade deficits with China, EU at record highs 8:30a
U.S. trade deficit 10% lower vs. one year ago
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/newsviewer
TRADE DEFICIT EXPANDS TO $39.1 BILLION (Est. $38.6 Billion)
http://www.businessinsider.com/july-us-trade-balance-2013-9
Worse Than Expected US Trade Deficit Spikes In July, Trade Gaps With China, EU Rise To Record
When last week the revised Q2 GDP print was announced,
which beat expectations solidly driven entirely by a surge in net
exports, we said that “with China on the rocks and tightening, the
Emerging Markets in free fall, and Europe still a net exporter (so not
benefiting the US), anyone hoping this trade led-recovery will be
sustainable, will be disappointed.” Sure enough, the first trade data
update for the third quarter as of July, confirmed just this, as the
trade deficit widenedfrom a revised $34.5 billion deficit, to a
substantially larger monthly deficit, amounting to $39.1 billion. This
was $500MM more than consensus expected, or $38.6 billion, and it means
that as we predicted, the downward revisions to Q3 tracking estimates
are about to start rolling in, trimming ~0.1%-0.2% from US GDP for this
current quarter. Specifically, imports for the month rose from $225.1
billion to $228.6 billion while exports fell from $190.5 billion to
$189.5 billion. But perhaps most notable is that in July, the US 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.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-09-04/worse-expected-us-trade-deficit-spikes-july-trade-gaps-china-eu-rise-record
Because Nothing Says “Dump Gold And Oil” Like A Pending Middle-East War…
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-09-04/because-nothing-says-dump-gold-and-oil-pending-middle-east-war
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