Relevant:
- U.S. trade gap widens in Dec to US$40.2B
- Trade Deficit Forecast to Have Widened (And Ruminations on a Possible Tipping Point)
- US Trade Deficit At $38.7 Billion, Better Than Expectations Of $43.8 Billion
- U.S. Posts a Record Deficit in Manufacturing Trade
- China Shoots Down Trump's $200 Billion Trade Target; But Gets "Pause" In Tariffs Anyways
2016-12-06 — cnbc.com
``The U.S. trade deficit increased in October as exports fell amid declining shipments of soybeans and other goods, suggesting that trade would be a drag on growth in the fourth quarter. The Commerce Department said on Tuesday that the trade gap widened 17.8 percent to $42.6 billion. September's trade deficit was revised slightly down to $36.2 billion.''
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