US current account deficit shrinks to $178.5 billion

12-17-2007 • AFP

"The combination of slower growth in US demand, solid growth in overseas economies, and a declining dollar has been pulling the trade deficit lower as exports have outstripped imports," said Nigel Gault, a US economist at Global Insight.

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