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Trade deficit narrows as imports fall in June
The Commerce Department reported Tuesday that the U.S. trade deficit with China fell to $9.5 billion in June, marking its narrowest in 20 years. The trade deficit with China has declined for five consecutive months, narrowing by 70% to $22.2 billion. Imports from China also fell to $18.9 billion, the lowest it’s been since 2009.
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