The U.S. trade deficit narrowed in November by more than forecast to a five-month low, as imports tumbled by the most in more than two years amid an intensifying trade war.
The gap fell 11.5 percent to $49.3 billion, according to a Commerce Department report Wednesday that had been delayed a month by the government shutdown. The median estimate of economists surveyed by Bloomberg called for a deficit of $54 billion.
Imports of all goods and services dropped 2.9 percent, while exports declined 0.6 percent. (06.02.2019) 
 
Source:  Bloomberg
Post by : Republic of Turkey Ministry of Trade