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International Trade (Apr.)

Pretty much all of the sharp fall in the trade deficit in April will eventually be reversed as the temporary effects caused by disruptions from Japan's earthquake fade. Nonetheless, a modest positive contribution to second-quarter GDP growth may at least offset part of the slowdown in other parts of the economy.

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