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US International Trade (Jul.)

The narrowing in the trade deficit to $70.1bn in July, from a revised $73.2bn, suggests that the drag on GDP growth from net trade in recent quarters will be partly reversed in the third. We’ll be online after the August jobs release on Friday to discuss the data and take questions. Registration details here. 

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