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Trade gap in Sept narrows to 7-month low as fuel imports fall
Shrinking deficit eases concerns that slower global growth, stronger dollar will hurt US economy
Published Wed, Nov 4, 2015 · 09:50 PM
Washington
THE US trade gap shrank in September to a seven-month low, reflecting declining purchases of foreign fuel as the world's largest economy continued its drive toward energy independence.
The deficit decreased 15 per cent to US$40.8 billi…
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