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U.S. Goods Trade Deficit Narrows

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By Mark Niquette Verified
| Treasury and Risk Verified
A container ship at the Port of Los Angeles. The U.S. merchandise-trade deficit narrowed in June as a broad-based decline in imports—including a rare pullback in capital goods—outpaced a slide in exports. U.S. exports of goods fell 1.8 percent, led by a slide in industrial supplies. But imports dropped by 2.6 percent, marking the first decline since January.
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Ohio’s DeWine Warns GOP Mass Deportations Are ‘Big Mistake’ (1)

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By Mark Niquette Verified
| Bloomberg Government Verified
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has a warning and a plea for President Donald Trump: Don’t deport the hundreds of thousands of Haitians who have been living in the US, sometimes for longer than a decade. They’re contributing to Ohio’s economic and cultural growth, said DeWine, a Republican. Forcing them back to Haiti wouldn’t help the US, he said. “What good does it do to ship them out of the United States?” is the question that some employers and neighbors are likely asking, the governor said.
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El déficit comercial de bienes de EE.UU. se reduce por caída de las importaciones

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By Mark Niquette Verified
| Perfil Verified
El déficit comercial de bienes de Estados Unidos se redujo en junio, ya que la caída de las importaciones fue mayor que la de las exportaciones. El déficit de bienes disminuyó un 4,2% respecto del mes anterior, hasta US$101.500 millones, según informó este martes el Departamento de Comercio. La mediana de las estimaciones de los economistas consultados por Bloomberg apuntaba a un déficit de US$100.000 millones. Las cifras no están ajustadas por inflación.
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