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U.S. Trade Gap: Hits Six Year Low as Economic Slump Continues

The U.S. trade deficit narrowed for a record sixth consecutive month in January to the lowest level in six years as imports and exports both slumped on weak domestic demand, government data showed on Friday. Weak American demand for everything from oil to automobiles led to shrinking imports, which fell faster…
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