US trade gap fell 2.7 percent in July including the gap with China

The U.S. trade deficit declined in July, including the gap with China that has been the focus of President Donald Trump's tariffs. The Commerce Department said the gap between the goods and services the U.S. buys and what it sells abroad fell 2.7 percent to $54 billion in July from June. Exports rose 0.6 percent to ...

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US trade gap fell 2.7 percent in July including the gap with China

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