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U.S. Trade Deficit Dips in June as Imports Fall Back

U.S. Trade Deficit Dips in June as Imports Fall Back
New York Times Tuesday 04 August 2026, 12:54 UTC By Ana Swanson 1 min read
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Imports continued to outpace exports in June despite President Trump’s tariffs.

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