Here’s the trade deficit for October: -$57,190 vs -$-56,333. We are still running almost $2 Billion a day in the hole, regardless of a weak dollar and oil dropping over $100.
2006 |
Jan.- Dec. -753,283 |
Jan.- Oct. -636,12 |
January -65,538 |
February -62,298 |
March -61,251 |
April -62,690 |
May -65,166 |
June -63,986 |
July -66,965 |
August -66,720 |
September -63,786 |
October -57,726 |
November -56,850 |
December -60,310 |
2007 |
Jan.- Dec. -700,258 |
Jan.- Oct. -582,808 |
January -58,411 |
February -58,810 |
March -62,322 |
April -60,259 |
May -59,435 |
June -59,125 |
July -57,317 |
August -55,333 |
September -55,464 |
October -56,333 |
November -59,871 |
December -57,579 |
2008 |
Jan.- Oct. -590,917 |
January R-58,711 (-57,856) |
February R-61,435 (-60,573) |
March R-56,964 (-56,491) |
April (R) -61,372 VS -61,508 |
May (R) -60,019 vs -60,208 |
June (R) -58,689vs -58,835 |
July (R) -61,118 vs -61,305 |
Aug. (R) -58,858 vs -59,076 |
Sept. (R) -56,559 vs -56,470 |
Oct. -57,190 |
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