(CercleFinance.com) – The United States’ trade deficit stood at 89.2 billion dollars in February, a perfectly stable level compared to that of the previous month (which was revised from 89.7 billion in initial estimate), according to the Department of Commerce.
This month-on-month flatness reflected a 1.8% growth in U.S. exports of goods and services, to $228.6 billion, equivalent in volume to the 1.3% increase in imports, to 317.8 billion.
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