Thursday, September 10, 2009

Trade Gap Widens on Jump in Imports

The gap between imports and exports grew 16.3% in July. This may indicate that global trade is bouncing back from the recession. Even though the trade deficit is larger, the increase in imports and exports could mean that the U.S. Economy is strengthening. It is thought that stimulus programs such as "cash for clunkers" contributed heavily to these increases.


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