International Trade (June)

The fall in the trade deficit to an eight-month low of $79.6bn in June, from $84.9bn, leaves net trade well placed to support a rebound in GDP in the third quarter. But with the surveys consistent with export growth slowing sharply, any boost will probably be modest.

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